skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The main use I find for LLMs is code review and corrections following a list of criteria. It helps to detect overlooked issues.

It is also useful for learning from independent code snippets, for e.g., learning a new API.
In the US, yes that would count his taxable income so I'd also consider it a payment.
Boolean algebra deals with logical propositions, not with configuration. The true/false terminology makes sense there.
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https://archive.is/2025.04.13-141728/https://www.ft.com/cont...
USB-C headphones and DACs do exist too.
It's a good read, thanks for sharing. Really sad that people would pester the author about the creation. It needs to be realized that the author is just another complex human being, even though they created their fantastic thing. As I experience it takes a lot to think about other people as so complex. We much rather like them as just simple characters.

Another thing is that for long-running franchises, it's really interesting to watch the progression of character design. Both visually and characteristically. The first Moomins look really weird, but fun, compared to the later iterations. Because, of course, the context also changed a lot around them - in real life, not in-universe.
- Collapsing two legal entities into effectively one. In the days of the healthcare cartel and other hyperfinancialized shakedowns, this seems like a poor idea. Corpos hire armies of lawyers to create new legal entities so their owners can escape liability. It seems foolish to sign a piece of paper that undermines your main access to that dynamic.
Isn't this all solved by just filing separately, not jointly?
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> intent is obvious from looking at it

Ouch, no. Dragons be there. Famous last words.

The only area in which is it acceptable to reason this way is graphical user interfaces. (And only if you've provided an API already for reliable automation, so that nobody has to automate the application through its GUI.). Is say graphical, because, no, not in command interfaces.

Even in the area of GUIs, new heuristics about intent cause annoyances to the users. But only annoyances and nothing more.

Like for example when you update your operating system, and now the window manager thinks that whenever you move a window so that its title bar happens to touch the top of the screen, you must be indicating the intent to maximize it.

I suppose the ship has sailed now that people are deploying LLMs in this way and that and those things intuit intent. They are like Postel's Law on amphetamines. There is a big cost to it, like warming the planet, and the systems become fragile for their lack of specification.

> When Outlook strips out a certificate from an email for alleged security reasons

I would say it's being liberal in what it accepts, if it's an alternative to rejecting the e-mail for security reasons.

It has taken a datum with a security problem and "fixed" it, so that it now looks like a datum without that security problem.

(I can't find references online to this exact issue that you're referring to, so I don't have the facts. Are you talking about incoming or outgoing? Is it a situation like an expired or otherwise invalid certificate not being used when sending an outgoing mail? That would be "conservative in what you send/do".)
The parliament held a vote and it was unanimous. You’re right that parliament isn’t “the government” writ large though.
> That said, for accounts that only have a single profile, I'm not sure why you'd show the select in the first place. Hide it by default, show it when the user creates a sub profile.

Indeed :)
This boggles my mind, porn only takes the place of a very small part of a healthy relationship.
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All datasheets for all parts contain a clause like this.

Have you ever wondered how manufacturers get lifetime estimates? They use an accelerated aging process which basically just means they run the part very hot and back-compute how long it would take to fail at normal temperatures. This is an industry standard practice that is (supposedly, I haven't verified) well backed by science. Running a part at elevated temperatures is somehow physically equivalent to running them longer at lower temperatures.

Heat and stress degrade silicon junctions. It's just physics. There's nothing particularly sketchy or unreliable about this specific part on its own. Probably whoever designed the amp circuit just made a mistake and under-spec'd this part.
To be honest, I think things have just become more visible and easier to interpret for those who are paying attention. I don't believe people have really changed.

The "end of history" theory today comes across, if not arrogant, then at the very least deeply naive.
To visualize further, 60 barrels could contaminate one square mile of aquifer in ND, and 3500 barrels can contaminate 60 square miles.
Patrick Boyle has looked at causes of decline in the total fertility rate around the world and concluded reduction in the formation of couples (married or not) is a major cause.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ispyUPqqL1c
I can't find any evidence that they've acquired or licensed the name / trademarks from Ziff Davis, the last known holder of Compute's IP, so I would be wary of giving them any money.

Also the content gives off strong AI vibes
Modern GUI apps tend not to design for the keyboard-wielding power user.

TUIs can have just as many quirks and bugs, but on the whole they tend to be a little simpler, and the author usually is an end-user :-)
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> As far as I know Stanisław Lem was not allowed to like anything from US. These days the soviet propaganda in Poland disallowed people to like anything that came from "the rotten west"

Such statement would hold somewhat true for the Soviet Union until the 80s, but not for Poland, whose society never stopped seeing itself as a part of wider European community, and because of significant migration in the XIX and XX century, also felt a connection with the US. Poland took advantage of Stalin's death to wrangle itself somewhat free of Soviet hegemony and starting with Gomułka's Thaw [1], adopted a more liberal model. It was still a dictatorship, but in comparison with the Soviet Union itself and also a few of the more repressive regimes in other satellite states, it was significantly more open. Edward Gierek's [2] rule only reinforced that course.

Don't get me wrong, it wasn't all roses. The inflow of Western culture faced many obstacles still, but those were often more of economical nature — in general books were translated, movies were shown in cinemas, the TV was filled with (somewhat dated) American and Western European TV shows, and Polish artists followed world trends in music (although with significant delay). The „rotten west” mindset never took root in Polish society and the authorities didn't enforce it with much zeal once the most repressive era ended in the mid-50s.

[1] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_October

[2] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Gierek
This is optics versus reality. Its goal was to address shortcomings in C++ and Java. It has replaced neither at Google and its own creators were surprised it competed with python, mostly on the value of having an easier build and deploy process.
> It’s stupid because the combination of singles mixers, tinder, and community events make it very easy to find a partner

Tell me you haven't tried to date in a decade without telling me. Dating is more in the ditches than it has ever been.
USB-C headphones and DACs do exist too.

> The only other solution I have found is a USB-C-to-3.5mm dongle but then the phone doesn't fit comfortably in my pocket anymore, and it's very inconvenient when running.

Get USB-C headphones rather than a DAC so that the DAC is in the headphones. There are high quality ones including earbuds.
For most software jobs, knowing what to build is harder than building it.

I’m working hard on building something right now that I’ve had several false starts on, mostly because it’s taken years for us to totally get our heads around what to build. Code output isn’t the problem.
No, it's objectively more difficult to type [on a qwerty keyboard].

cmd-s is a single keypress and can be done with a single hand.

shift-; w cr is two more and involves a back and forth over the entire keyboard.
Yeah, agreed. We built the country for the car and there’s no easy path out of that. Every time I’m in LA I think “man we could have had a city like Barcelona” and get bummed it’s just a sprawling car dependent amalgamation of suburbs. There’s clearly demand for more cities like NYC in the US, but we’re not going to get it.
Nope. It's a reason some might note get married.
To back up your survey with a reproducible experiment:

On my 6 pro, I got 2x advertised battery life until I installed one copy of Google Play services. Then I got advertised battery life.

It should be easy enough to uninstall Google’s stuff for a week and measure battery drain, then put it back.

Even with it though, I wasn’t losing 30% overnight. There’s probably some other problem. Maybe wipe + reinstall, then try with and without the 24/7 surveillance daemons?
Yeah that.

00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,OH SHIT
> So, in practice, no different than if the compiler told you that there is a possible runtime error.

If your program has runtime errors then that means you can deploy it to production and catch your errors in production.

If your compiler catches all possible runtime errors and refuses to compile. Then you will have no runtime errors in production guaranteed by proof. The program cannot even exist with runtime errors. It can only exist with no runtime errors.

So no difference catching errors in production vs. compile time? I beg to differ. Big fucking difference imho.

> It is needed if you want to avoid the need for said tests.

I’m referring to the fact that you don’t need a complex type system to design a language that will absolutely never have any runtime errors. You’re going off on a tangent here about how you need a type system to have less tests which is completely different from what I’m talking about. This entire paragraph you wrote here is like you’re responding to an irrelevant topic.

> I am not sure I have written enough Go to comment there

Honestly it seems that you haven’t just not written enough go. But basically any programming language . It seems that you’re not clear about runtime errors and you seem to have only encountered these types of errors during tests. So yes you don’t have much experience imho and rob pike deliberately targeted the language towards people like you.
Depends what you consider "incitement". The IL government seems to go by "whoever is not for us is against us" logic:

> A Human Rights Watch (HRW) report investigating Meta’s moderation of pro-Palestine content post-October 7th found that, of 1,050 posts HRW documented as taken-down or suppressed on Facebook or Instagram, 1,049 involved peaceful content in support of Palestine, while just one post was content in support of Israel.

> Like there is a war going on, a pretty nasty one at that.

Sorry, but this is already part if the narrative. (Or rather the implication is that this would justify everything because wars seemingly have different rules. But if course only for one side) It's a "war" were one side inflicts 100 times as many casualties on one side than the other and still has no intention of stopping.
Does it record 2-way audio in good quality?
Ear & speaker & Bluetooth
(1) Are you missing some words in your sentence? I would understand your point if you said "don't post comments ** like that ** it makes HN feel like it is turning into Reddit **.

However I cannot understand how you extrapolated that I actually stated that Hacker News is turning into Reddit. That is factually and materially evident by my non-editable comment above.

I assume that you meant (1) and I can understand where you are coming from.

However we are just extremely into hosting our own servers and services. Some go to extremes, and there really are no places on the internet like /r/homelab and /r/homedatacenter , maybe only /r/selfhosted .
Yeah, that type constraints in strings thing also threw me off big time. Zod is, if you learn it, fairly composable and roughly feels like TypeScript types in terms of intuition on capabilities. Im not sure if I want to sacrifice all of that for a vague promise of performance improvements that I realistically never encounter.
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For you or me maybe, but what if some people just don’t want to be in a relationship but still want that particular need (sexual gratification) to be met?
Banana Pi Teases BPI-CM6 Module Featuring SpacemiT K1 RISC-V Processor
60 square miles of devastated aquifer. Estimates for initial cleaning and restoring would be $1 billion USD. That’s just the emergency response.

The costs of 30 years of pumping and treating and disposing groundwater minimum are not known. 100+ years of groundwater monitoring. The land will never be able to be restored to its initial condition.

Are we tired of winning so much yet?
this is a great idea if you want to slow down your project. most projects start with few rules and “best practices” like this. everyone is free to pull in dependencies as needed. because they are needed. but then once the project grows larger, those who have been around longer want to reverse course and gatekeep dependencies. but this is the opposite of what helped the project grow initially. and later contributors have a harder time making similar progress because they have to fight to add basic libraries. ensuring that efficiency per engineer goes down
The question though is whether it is more ridiculous than everyone staring at a little glowing rectangular object held in their hands in a coffee shop or on the train was 25 years ago? Norms can change.
Wow, thanks for the very thoughtful feedback. You're right I think bounds makes more sense. And I also like the bets idea where perhaps the user has a budget of bound softness they can use on the factors that they're least confident about. These would definitely make a richer, more gamified experience. I'd like to add all these elements, but the challenge will be packaging it all intelligibly into the UX, which is struggling even on this initial basic mvp version.

The idea originated because I thought it would be really cool to get good at making these quick estimates, for practical usage in everyday life. So I'm trying to strike a balance between a really rich, complex game, and a little tool to just build mathematical thinking habit and ability.

Your mention of team-based estimation where people use one another to whittle down estimates reminds me of this competition I came across while researching: https://estimathon.com/about. It's very related to this project. Social features, starting with something simple like "you guessed closer than x% of people!" are something that I want to add but I hadn't thought of an almost team-based gameplay like you suggest. Definitely intriguing...

Thanks so much!
I worked for Compute! magazine when I was in high school (an excellent job, porting games for one PC to another) and so maybe it's just a me thing, but it seems weird to name this "Compute's Gazette" when there's no connection to the original magazine, besides fandom.
How is this different from setting your DNS to a malware-blocking domain provider? For example Cloudflare’s malware dns is 1.1.1.2, Quad9 blocks malware by default with 9.9.9.9.
Anecdotally, among the people I know in Seattle, many people who have happily been in the same relationship for decades are not married. People are not avoiding long-term relationships, they are avoiding the baggage and fairly rigid assumptions that comes with state intervention in their relationships. There is zero social pressure to be “officially” married so people have no reason to do it for the sake of social conformity. Both men and women are subscribing to this.

I think some of this is a side-effect of many people planning to never have children.
As a single man with no desire to ever marry (but plenty of great lovers in my life), I feel like we need more context about their lives before we can assume that "never married singles" means much of anything at all.
You mean Tevatron ?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tevatron
Putting aside this particular topic, I'm seeing posts talking negatively about the language. I got my feet wet with Go many many years ago and for unknown reasons I never kept digging on it, so...

Is it worth learning it? What problems are best solved with it?
Yes, the discounting of other aspects is my mental block.

I understand that everyone has different desires, but it is hard for me to, personally, empathize with. Hence the mind boggling.
>60 square miles of devastated aquifer. Estimates for initial cleaning and restoring would be $1 billion USD. That’s just the emergency response.

source?

Moreover, all of those concerns exist with rail transport. It's not like they magically don't spill, or even spill less.
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Seattle, meaning the city, right?

When people get married and think about settling down and maybe having kids, they usually leave high cost of living cities. They want stability, something they can own or rent long term, and usually more space, especially if kids are coming.

Sometimes they move to the suburbs, sometimes across the country.

The only people who stay tend to be rich people who can actually afford to get some space and stability in the city. Even then many of those decide to leave anyway for other reasons, again especially if they want kids.

High cost city centers are basically an extension of college dorms at this point. They are where people go to start their careers or level up, not stay.

This is like saying “study shows that most people in a shopping mall are looking to buy something” then extrapolating some larger conclusion from that.
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A Cautionary Tale of 408 Tentacles
A human interest story sitting at the intersection of citizen science and social media. Interesting octopus husbandry facts for the budding invertebrate biologist...
>neither party is willing to go against their president in a meaningful way.

So, what's going on is that Donny himself has all the money. Not personally, but his various election funds have more than than the rest of the Republicans combined. Obama has a similar set-up back in 2012, but not nearly as disproportionate as Donny has.

Republicans can't go against Donny without risking a primary opponent funded by Donny that will oust them.

The Democrats do not have this funding problem to the same degree.

What this means is that the Republican party is only going to go against Donny (impeachment) when they figure that the average Republican Primary voter in deeply red districts will have a 50/50 chance of voting (actual polling, not vibes) the way Donny tells them too. And that reassessment is not going to happen until at least late summer 2026.
Yeah, something like 95% of project issues are management and planning issues, not programming or tech ones. So often projects start out without anyone on the team researching the original problem or what their users would actually need, then hastily rejigging the whole thing to fix that midway through development.
Read the article again. According to the whistleblowers, governments in general get privileged access vs regular users and Israel gets privileged access vs other governments:

> Governments and organizations, on the other hand, have privileged channels to trigger content review. Reports submitted through these channels receive higher priority and are almost always reviewed by human moderators rather than AI. Once reviewed by humans, the reviews are fed back into Meta’s AI system to help it better assess similar content in the future. While everyday users can also file TDRs, they are rarely acted upon. Government-submitted TDRs are far more likely to result in content removal.

Meta has overwhelmingly complied with Israel’s requests, making an exception for the government account by taking down posts without human reviews, according to the whistleblowers, while still feeding that data back into Meta’s AI.
I have currently some relationship issues so I might be biased but I keep asking myself what will I miss if not in relationship except sex that cannot be supplemented with family or friends…
I've yet to find the answer.
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Who will comfort Toffle is a very moving book about loneliness

https://www.moomin.com/en/blog/who-will-comfort-toffle-backs...

> But when he tries to write about how lonely he has been,
About his house and Hemulen, the smooth white shell he’s seen,

> The Groke, the night he sailed the sea, he finds no words will come.
He is too shy to write his tale. Poor Toffle is struck dumb.

> So Who Will Comfort Toffle now? Will someone lend a hand
And help him write to Miffle so that she can understand?
There are a few reasons I avoid Go, and their syscall pacakge is on the list. It breaks a bunch of tooling that requires LD_PRELOAD or static linker interposition. (One example: Interposing on the clock to test timeout logic.)

I wish they had an option that just used libc. Maybe, someday someone will add a target architecture/port that just uses posix. I’d prefer that in Linux too.
Bogota is interesting for their bus rapid transit (dedicated bus lanes), which as far as I know was built out for a fraction of the cost of a metro system.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/12/07/headway/bogot...
Does the link work? I get a 404
See also "The Global Collapse of Coupling and Fertility"

https://www.ggd.world/p/the-global-collapse-of-coupling-and

I wonder if the ultimate cost (in lives never born) of technologies like smartphones and Tinder will be. If a significant part of the entire youth cohort never learns to interact with the other sex in the real world, we might be looking at a pandemics of loneliness - and at subsequent global birth deficits in eight to nine figures.
Yes. Satellite dishes also provide service like cable does, a number of "basic" channels included plus options for "premium" channels that cost extra. The basic channels include the broadcast networks for one's geographic area.

They're not that popular but there are similar bundles available over the Internet, YouTube TV is one.

All the national broadcast networks have Internet options, Hulu has shows from multiple networks, Paramount+ has CBS. Both also have shows made for cable & satellite channels and Internet-only programming.

There's a lot more than Netflix too, Amazon Prime, AppleTV+, Disney+, Max, and many others.

Live sports kept people signed up to cable & satellite for a long time, I think now there are Internet options (and probably exclusives, I don't watch sports).

This is from 2022:
https://www.nielsen.com/insights/2022/broadband-only-tv-home...
Many people do a lousy job of looking after their own health, including their mental health.

Having all of your sex come from porn is like having all of your meals come from McDonald's. And that's a choice you can make. It's probably not the best choice, but a fair number of people do in fact make it.