skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For me, as a non-introvert, I had to come to the realization that most people just won’t reciprocate at a level I want. That you just have to make the stuff happen that you want to happen. So, you really can’t wait for people to reach out to you. If you want to spend time with someone or if you want to have a group outing you just have to be the one to do it. It’s kinda like any club Ive been a part in. There’s usually a few people that drive things, organize, etc and most freeload off that. Your friendships will be like that too. You might find another driver and that’s great! But it won’t be the case most of the time. And it won’t be because people don’t want to do things, it’s just how people are. I wouldn’t take offense. Just think they aren’t gonna be the vice president of your friend club and they’ll just be a member and that’s okay too. Y’all still have a good time.
It sounds like you have to find a design that meets your performance target and usage patterns - just like anything else. It also sounds like Google's CFS is a grass is greener situation - you heard Google had something that solved the problem you have, so you want it. But the reason it sounds good, compared to the other designs, is that you haven't had to actually use it and run into its quirks yet.
I guess because the article is talking about insider trading through the use of options and your point on Taleb is how he traded options like any option trader would.

I should be clear that what you seem to think ties these together, i.e:

> given the volatility, at least one would be a hit in this month.

I don't actually believe to be true. It's not like these options aren't being priced somewhat accurately. There could be insanely high volatility and all that needs to happen is for the price to go up instead of down for none of your options to "hit."
Sounds a lot like Go
It's not the furthest thing from the American economy as it stands today, but the inevitable conclusion of the "free-market" capitalism we've been practicing over the past number of decades.

Donald Trump is the poster child of American capitalism gone right, he's an aspiration for wealthy capitalists across the nation. Generally people have felt that if only we could get an American businessman like Trump in charge of the country, running things the way a true capitalist would (as opposed to how those dirty awful communists/socialists tend to run things), then the country would start going right for a change.

Well now we have that, and in short order the country has Russian-style crony capitalism from the top. This would not happen in a country that actually cares about free markets. But we don't. Everything we consume is owned by like 10 companies. If you want to get a start in the market you have to get access to capital they control, or meet regulations they set, because they've captured the government regulators through bribes.

Trump is just taking this whole system of favoritism we've been living under and making it official. I for one am for it because honestly people pretending there is no corruption is worse than the corruption at this point.
Nah, it makes gp cool as fuck actually.
These are cool! Thanks!
Now if you set up some DVR software to record the channel ...
This is because Cursor tries to save cost on LLM calls, so it sends it only a very narrow piece of code, and narrower and narrower at every update
The scientists who leave little trace at the northernmost lab
Yeah if you’re installing an uneven pane where would you orient the thick side?
Dual Kickstart ROM Replacement for Amiga
Yeah. The people who keep touting how the alternative to the Democrats is much worse don’t understand that voting for the less bad option, over time, leads to the same bad outcome. Just takes longer to get there. They also don’t understand human behavior. It’s unappealing to keep voting for the less bad option. It makes people lose interest in voting.
>BTW the five acts are: killing — typically systematic, targeting civilians rather than militants; bodily/mental harm (e.g widespread slavery, systematic rape); deliberately inflicting conditions meant to destroy the group (e.g. mass starvation);

Check, check and check. And Zionism has always been seeking to expel Palestinians, despite your dubious claims to the contrary. Success is not a requisite as written in the genocide convention. Your population stats are irrelevant.

Try this: go on Israeli politicians twitters. Read the Hebrew language ones and translate them to English. Report back.
Maybe Cline isn’t inherently limited to coding, but you still have to open VSCode. Whereas I often use Claude Code for things that have nothing to do with text editing, for example dealing with ffmpeg.
So you refuse to learn from the history, because that's basically the UNIX model. That you string together simple text processing programs and any misbehaving program gets sigsegv without endangering anything, you don't have to worry. But it transpired that:

1. splitting functionality in such way is not always possible or effective/performant, not to mention operators in practice tend to find fine grained access control super annoying

2. and more importantly, even if the architecture is working, hostile garbage in your pipeline WILL cause problems with the rest of your app.
It will still be much lesser than perma Cambrian explosion in js frameworks.

Infact, a lot of the patterns in the likes of HTMX will be standardised.
In the Ye Olde Curiosity Shop in Seattle, there's a mummy of a cowboy on display that was found in the desert. He died of a gunshot wound. Nobody knows who he was.
Wonder if anyone is working on ways for breaks and tires to be less harmful, or polluting?
There is no reason to avoid WebSockets. This is a conclusion people come to because they are familiar with HTTP round trips and cannot imagine anything different.

There are no nuances to understand. It’s as simple as fire and forget.

The only downside to WebSockets is that they are session oriented. Conversely, compared to WebSockets the only upside to HTTP is that its sessionless.
I don't know how you can extrapolate "look how generous the Israelis are" from the undeniable fact that they are blocking aid and not nearly enough is let in.
Weekly active users is a pretty strange metric. Essential tools and even social networking apps report DAUs, and they do that because essential things get used daily. How many times did you use Google in the past day? How many times did you visit (insert some social media site you prefer) in the last day? If you’re only using something once per week, it probably isn’t that important to you.
It reminds me of Cory docotorow's comment of something like 'there are 5 social media sites and everything is just copied from one another'

HN isn't immune either, given that karma provides 'rights to punish views and accounts' (downvoting). And it makes a great strategy to make a whole lot of socks with 520 karma, and selectively kill comments and stories you don't want.
> Donald Trump is the poster child of American capitalism gone right

This is the same guy who went bankrupt 3 times, including a casino?

The same guy who'd be as rich as he is today if he had invested the funds bequeathed by his father?

The one who had a TV show based on him that was incredibly manipulated to make him appear richer and wiser than he really is?
CodeBox allows you to enter you program's info and it will generate a json file about your program. You can also post things and view other people's posts! In short, it's a package manager combined with social media. You can see its GitHub page above.
I doubt that LSP and IDE diagnostics are better than running your compiler (e.g. tsc) and looking at the output, which Claude Code does.
https://www.emarketer.com/content/pharma-companies-increase-...
https://www.fiercepharma.com/marketing/pharma-passes-tech-cl...
Newsrooms, online or otherwise get a lot of money from Big Pharma
Pharma has overtaken tech to become the second-largest industry for ad spending in 2023.
To put on my techno-optimist hat, some specific searches I make already thinking please, please sell me something and google's results are horribly corrupted by SEO.

If an LLM could help solve this problem it would be great.

I think you could make a reasonable technical argument for this- an LLM has more contextual understanding of your high-intent question. Serve me some ads that are more relevant than the current ads based on this deeper understanding.
Does this happiness that some people care whether claims are true or not overrule the arrest and deportation of peaceful protestors, and people in general based on social media posts, or do you also feel happy about that?
Using AI to get matches on Hinge
P&R outside of a city with good connection to city core would be great.

You would also save sitting in traffic.

And it would push the quality of public transport
It's like Boost Lambda2 or Boost HOF. Boost Hana also has a similar feature.

This seems to be more fully featured than all of those though. Maybe some could be ported over to Lambda2.
> I don’t agree with Trump’s policies generally nor am I American, but this is a good short term strategy.

This strategy has failed spectacularly, as bond yields are still up and treasuries are sold like crazy. US treasuries are no longer seen as safe havens. People rather invest in gold or treasuries from other countries which are not led by a corrupt government. Buying US treasuries is now seen as "lending Trump money", and since Trump runs the US economy exactly like he ran his companies, where IIRC he defaulted on debt at least six times, US treasuries are now a rather risky investment.
Right when covid started I drove around Austin to pick something up. There were hardly any cars on the road and the air looked pristine after several days of people mostly staying at home.
Poaching
I run a small 5 person company. We’re finally getting traction and suddenly 2 of our employees are getting poached by a nearby giant pharmaceutical.

I’ve been doing this for a while and this is my first experience with this issue. I can’t compete on salary and benefits. My employees haven’t accepted yet. Are there any tactics for this situation? Is this really coming practice?
DeepSeek rewrote the rules of the AI race
We already do. Lots of people love older cars (say, from the 80s or earlier) because they are a mechanical system without a computer controlling everything. They are something you can understand and work on yourself without having to own a lot of specialized equipment.
Nice, thanks! I'm still working out how much the one-time fee should be (and of course I still need to code the archive access).
Bluesky has the "Discover" feed that is definitely not only people you follow (sometimes, when it feels like it, they'll be on top of it).
How much money did you give the Roo and Cline developers?

From the website, this is a "well funded" startup that is giving away $20 of credits for free to people who use it. They are literally forking 2 OSS projects and turning them into a funded startup, seemingly without giving anything back.
The FBI thought that MLK Jr was a "bad guy". They wiretapped his phones, sent government informants to infiltrate his church meetings, they sent threatening letters to him saying that he should kill himself or tapes would be made public. The FBI leaked damaging or false information to the media about him regularly.
The FBI certainly thought he was a bad guy. I don't think the healthcare CEO was under as much legal scrutiny as MLK Jr was
That’s fun. I suppose flipping up channels is far more common than down, but presumably one direction would be faster with this solution.
> The USA are safe from brain drain.

We’re three months into this administration. I wouldn’t make any pronouncements yet.
Show HN: A Beautiful, Minimal Habit Tracker for Humans
Me too, as weird as it might sound
Researchers can trace the family tree of individual mutations inside our cells
Thanks for your time, I wish there was a reddit/forum where I could have a discussion like this without the extremism killing my will to discuss.
I switched to capture 1 due to how poorly adobe handles fujifilm raw file even today. Workflow wise it is basically the same functions just in different places. Doesn’t take long to get up and running.
> Opposing the support for another foreign nation's genocide is not a support of terrorism?

It is in Germany and also in the USA. It doesn't matter whether you agree with the government on this point or not, because the government are the ones with the legal right to lock you up.
Regenerative braking would tend to reduce particulates from friction braking.
> WebSockets do support authentication via cookies or custom headers, don't they?

It will depend on how the websocket architecture is implemented. A lot of systems will terminate the HTTP connection at the CDN or API gateway and just forward the upgraded TCP socket to the backend without any of the HTTP semantics intact.
My problem with SSE is that it has a very low connection limit of 6 per domain across the entire browser session.
Generally, the reason to bother with this approach is if you have a project that only needs tensor cores in a tiny part of the code and otherwise benefits from the cross platform nature of OpenCL, so you have a mostly shared codebase with a small vendor-specific optimization in a kernel or two. I've been in that situation and do find that approach valuable, but I'll be the first to admit the modern GPGPU landscape is full of unpleasant compromises whichever way you look.
But this article isn't about fake brands or even fake perfumes. It's about legal imitation scents with their own house brand names.

To me, their popularity suggests that buyers want a less expensive product that also smells fancy. With wages and employment what they are, the value proposition has changed.

Disclosure: I bought fancy fragrance when I could afford but I can't at the moment. Can a great Chanel or Guerlain men's fragrance be copied? I'd be willing to try it out.
I could tell from the list of file formats that it had to be a front-end for ffmpeg. Kind of disappointed, since I can already do that easily enough. What I was hoping for was a converter for 3D model formats, which is a real pain sometimes.
Not a lawyer nor an executive but it's a common practice and also common for companies to file lawsuits for poaching to waste each others time and money. I've had to interview people off-site to avoid such troubles. One viable? tactic is to pay the employees well sometimes called golden hand-cuffs but competing with big pharma may be tough. Pre-IPO shares maybe but in a 5 person company the IPO could be too far out to keep them around. Company perks if you can afford it? Flexible hours, work from remote, good company laptops and so on. It could be worse. Your company could grow, become really successful and that big pharma may just want to take over your company using dirty tactics. Offering your customers the same products at 90% discount just long enough to put you under. Anything else I could suggest would be crossing out of the grey area.
I intended those words to imply "being misleading even if they don't know they are being misleading" - I made a better version of that point here: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/

> If someone tells you that coding with LLMs is easy they are (probably unintentionally) misleading you. They may well have stumbled on to patterns that work, but those patterns do not come naturally to everyone.
So intent does matter. AI isn't lying, it intends to provide you with accurate information.

Why are we making excuses for machines?
Trump exempts smartphones, other electronics from Chinese tariffs
I don’t know about tires, but for brakes we already know how to make lower dust brakes - use drum brakes instead of disc brakes. The friction material is enclosed on drum brakes so much less of it just flies away.
Sure, but the point is that a wide spectrum of people, particularly on the left, believed so strongly that WTO was such a net negative for the average American they were willing to violently riot over it.

So when we talk about “a useful tool” in the American toolbox, we should keep in mind that tool mostly, or at least has the perception, of benefiting only the rich.
Because their constituents are really so dumb they don't believe Fox News is mainstream media?
Not as embarrassing as HN flagging it
But this is hardly limited to AI.

Copyright is full of grey areas and disagreement over its rules happen all the time. AI is not particularly special in that regard, except perhaps in scale.

Generally the way stuff moves forward is somebody tries something, gets sued and either they win or lose and we move forward from that point.

Ultimately "harm" and "legality" are very different things. Something could be legal and harmful - many things are. In this debate i think different groups are harmed depending on which side that "wins".

If you want to have a nuanced debate, the relavent issue is not if the input works are licensed - they obviously are not, but on the following principles:

- de minimis - is the amount of each individual copyrighted work too small to matter.

- is the AI just extracting "factual" information from the works separate from their presentation. After all each individual work only adjusts the model by a couple bytes. Is it less like copying the work or more like writing a book about the artwork that someone could later use to make a similar work (which would not be copyright infringement if a human did it)

- fair use - complicated, but generally the more "transformative" a work is, the more fair use it would be, and AI is extremely transformative. On the other hand it potentially competes commercially with the original work, which usually means less likely to be fair use (and maybe you could have a mixed outcome here, where the AI generators are fine, but using them to sell competing artwork is not, but other uses are ok).

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Like using a push broom to keep the flood at bay.

I didn’t realize that SAP was already 12 years old when The Goal was published. And that was a company whose origin story was a divestiture to IBM from Xerox and some of the projects getting cancelled.

I had it in mind based on commentary added to the anniversary edition of The Goal that the whole field of ERP started in the 80’s but it seems that was more correct to say that’s when it exploded, not where it started.
That’s all a matter of taxation. Modern refining does not produce diesel/kerosene as a leftover unless you want it.
This is the list they compiled, with a little hash if it was in the DSM-V before this study:

• Persecutory/paranoid #

• Reference #

• Family/relatives

• Grandiose #

• Passivity

• Schneiderian

• Neighbours/friends/associates

• Spied on/watched

• Paranormal

• Sexual

• Poisoning

• Religious

• Control #

• Mindreading

• Special powers/skills

• Infidelty

• Bizarre #

• Perception

• Thought broadcast #

• Somatic #

• Police/secret agent/army

• Religious leader/God/Prophet/Saint

• Thought insertion #

• Jealousy #

• Guilt/sin

• Made affect

• Hypochondriacal

• Fantastic delusional memories

• Thought withdrawal

• Erotomanic heterosexual #

• Possession

• Primary

• Catastrophe/world catastrophe

• Poverty

• Nihilistic/negation

• Spy/surveillance

• Made impulse

The authors’ primary goal appears to not have been to shed light on the diversity of delusional experience, but to indicate some evidence that it is culturally sensitive, so right after this chart, we get into the discussion section and it discusses how in East Asia you can find slightly more delusions of jealousy, in Eastern Europe you can find slightly more delusions of guilt/sin, in their dataset.

Reinterpreting it as this press release does, as a survey of the variety of delusional experience, makes for some interesting food for thought, but a lot of the categories identified kind of are just who are you being paranoid about, and what do you think they are doing. So you might have thought that people are afraid of strangers, this data set points to them being more delusional about family members, or thinking strangers are government spies, it's perhaps surprisingly not a stranger as a stranger that is terrifying? (Compare e.g. with the widespread worry among parents that a stranger might abduct their child.)

The passivity delusion (“I’m not in control of my body, someone else takes over”) and Schneiderian delusion (which I think is “someone is narrating my life in a Stanley Parable-esque way”?) seem like solid omissions on the DSM-V's part, but after that I feel like I am scrolling down to hypochondriacal and “Fantastic delusional memories” (which is presumably something like “I actually went to Narnia when I was a kid, it's a real place”?) before I see things that genuinely strike me as, I didn't realize some folks have those delusions in their schizophrenia or whatever.
Cars in cities, let alone designing cities around cars, is one of the greatest tragedies of modern life.
They are not changing this rate to cut taxes. They clearly actually believe that research budgets were being swindled. Were they? Your comment doesn’t address it. I have no idea.
The other benefit of building in China is that you will get unrestricted access to Europe and other markets
One of the root causes of the situation we find ourselves in is that the federal government has been subsidizing higher education beyond diminishing returns for decades. Simply removing the mechanisms to do that would be a net improvement.
Yet. They are still in the process of consolidating control over the government, the law, and universities. Once that's done, they will move on to corporations. It's been 2 months and change, give them time.
> And if he Chatbot is serving the ads when I’m using it for creative writing, reformatting text, having a python function, written, etc, I’m going to be annoyed and switch to a different product.

You may not even notice it when AI does a product placement when it's done opportunistically in creative writing (see Hollywood). There also are plenty of high-intent assistant-type AI tasks.
Good insight, thanks. I've been struggling with existential dread related to https://ai-2027.com/ - trying to refute the arguments is exhausting, I should probably just ignore it and get on with my life.
“Gambling with your savings”
What version of society are you proposing we go back to then?
From personal experience, CERT advisories can help cut a lot of red tape. A lot of the wishful thinking and inertia evaporate once the public disclosure goes out.

That is a big part of why there’s so much support for the disclosures. People like me and GP see how little progress gets made without the “Press”.
Well, that might be alright for Typescript, less so for Python. Of course, Claude Code can run the linters and type checkers manually, the IDE just does it without the extra LLM call.
ACCI Announces Purewater Storage Limited as new corporate sponsor
Most European cars already have engine braking. EV regenerative braking just maintains the behavior that folks only used to automatics forgot about. Automatics I think are still not super common in Europe.
What’s the problem? Google is trying to diversify their revenue streams. I don’t understand the relevance. Apple TV+ is paid for by iPhones. Ok? And?
BBC-controlled electric meters are coming to an end
Because I'm an idiot and left off a factor of 365. Thank you! A 20k GPU for 30 seconds is 1/3 of a cent. Still more than the power but also potentially profitable under this scenario informing all the other overhead and utilization.
That's the point. It's one of the implicit, real-world rules that were underlying the training set.
Diesel motors last 2-3x longer on average. It shocks me that we don't use diesel for everything.
One might decide to act out one's entrepreneurial spirit in a different country ...
Google Used AI to 'Reconceptualize' the Wizard of Oz for the Las Vegas Sphere
I did something similar using ffmpeg WASM in the browser. But it does have limits sadly. You can't really do heavy tasks.
https://vididoo.vercel.app/