skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not confusing anything. The comment I'm replying to states "When have you last yelled at someone to place the 3D image of a swarm of krill in their minds?". Well, irrespective of what whales actually understand of their 3d environment based on echolocation, they are certainly not "putting that 3d image in another whales mind just by yelling it." The bandwidth of their communication channel is to small for that. At best, they might be encoding driving directions to krill and/or mates.

Therefore the comment I was replying to was obviously and absurdly generous in its interpretation of whale brain capabilities. Even believing they do point cloud echolocation is a bit generous considering what whales actually need to accomplish. A low resolution 3d blob cloud (in contrast to point cloud) would be all the comprehension of the world they might ever need.

Unlike bats, whales don't have to track down and catch the krill after reaching them.
History and culture aside, there's a good chance they missed it precisely because of abundance of resources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_curse
Yeah, I too organize my files by subject, not file type. The latter is crazy.
New Microsoft Exchange zero-days actively exploited in attacks
I don't think that starship would survive in a hostile airspace longer than average drone. Starship is not fast, it has huge radar reflection surface and it has very hot engine. It will get shot down by basically any SAM or MANPAD made in last 50 years.
Try this: https://fishshell.com/
What is this association?
The fact that they let you disable it is a miracle
Point to point, 100 tons, anywhere on the globe in six hours--repeat as required; orbital kinetic energy weapons (500 kg tungsten rods) in the tens or hundreds of thousands; orbital satellite killers in the tens of thousands; directed energy weapons as alternatives to ICBMs. (Yes, Reagan's "Star Wars".)

Those just off the top of my head. I'm sure military analyst types could come up with more.
The article takes a different approach than that.
Tesla unveils new Dojo supercomputer
Also this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14537747
I agree, but it is also is not fair to ignore the misallocation of resources that occurs if we just do lotteries.
They're going with where employees are, as well as principle executive office.
There is a lot of surrender already happening in those part already. Mostly by homeless drunk bums in russian military uniforms living in woodland encampments.

https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1574754437335318529
What blood work do you get? Frequency, cost?

I'm thinking of starting a baseline for myself.
That sacrifices the kids. It is at least worth a salvaging attempt.
Usable frequency is just on one axis, and is bound by the physical properties of the atmosphere, so there is at least a limit.
I’m not the person that suggested handwriting object methods. As I’ve said, I agree with the point you’re making, I’m not arguing with you, or for any specific ORM design.

I don’t see what the nuance is you’re getting at with the mixin vs object method argument though. They both have the same issues around testability and violation of SRP.
I use iOS so I used Plain Org when it was launched. That was a while ago so I'm not entirely sure why I didn't like it. I can try giving it a spin again, but I stopped using org shortly after so I don't have a good sample to try it with.
I always thought NRK TV was so well done and beautiful, glad to find someone else that feels the same way :)
Also checkout https://text-generator.io which can do the same things but much cheaper, it can also analyse text in images e.g. if it's an screenshot of a C.v.
I expect to get flamed for this, maybe rightfully, so apologies for any unintended insensitivities. Here goes: In my personal life, the mtf women that I have known best, have very strong negative views of how men and boys are treated, especially in their own experience. This seems to me, essentially indistinguishable from gender as a social construct. I’m wondering, do you feel like your experience has anything to do with your identity?
Also, one could imagine, these “Persuasion” tactics, might be more successful than, the Western approach of where extradition treaties exist.
Putting social (family?) pressure on someone probably more likely leads to a person giving in, than just being exposed to legal pressure that possibly can't reach them.
Tangential, but this is the exact use case for disposable credit card numbers á la privacy.com.
Yeah, this is probably the best argument even though it’s not very specific.

The only issue is that already, launch is not the largest cost component of space assets, it’s the assets themselves.

Say Starship could launch 5 NRO assets at once, could we afford to build them?
I read - I think here[0] - that green light doesn't penetrate water as well as other wavelengths. So there was no advantage to evolving to absorb the full spectrum.

[0] https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/H/bo164656...
I would prefer pedestrians > cyclists > tramways > bus > cars.

- Pedestrians are the most vulnerable and should be protected. Also most people are supposedly regularly pedestrians so it seems it would benefit everyone to have them prioritized. They also don't usually form uninterrupted flows like bikes or cars can.

- Then, bikes are very efficient and quite vulnerable.

- Then, I really want public transport to be as smooth as possible and cars should be discouraged (if not forbidden except for specific good reasons), especially the ones that only have one or two people in them, so tramways and bus should always be prioritized.

- Tramways should win against buses, they also don't usually form uninterrupted flows and we want them to be fast.

I believe a really efficient public transport is very important for a working city, and cars are usually the only thing forming continuous streams and are, I think, the only reason we have traffic and traffic lights.
This is why it's a bad idea to evaluate software technologies entirely by what shows up in the social media hype cycle news. The only metric you learn from that is "what's the new fad that I can get attention by writing about because people are eager to form an opinion about this brand new thing".

Probably a much better idea to not choose a language at the "tons of posts about it" phase of the lifecycle. Pick something that enough people actually use that it is considered too boring to be the hot new thing.
The TikTok pixel is not actually a pixel like in the old days. It is not a 1x1 transparent image loaded from their servers. It is executable javascript code. All you have to do to stop 99% of the corporate spying is disable unsafe remote code execution.

It's hard to believe I have to say that after the many decades of people getting it drilled into their heads "Do not open random email attachments" but here we are in a dark future where everyone is going to say not automatically running untrusted code is stupid and not a real option. It is. And it works.
I think that's fine, every word carries actual information, though not speaking German will render the last two words useless and not being well versed in German wines will do the same to a few words at the start, so perhaps the only universally understood tokens are 2001 and Riesling (and perhaps not even Riesling?)

However, there are lots of laws called things like Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz and I don't know which level of German language proficiency you need to be able to read that fluently, but probably one of the higher ones. Even native speakers sometimes struggle with lengthy concatenations and I feel that German legalese is a whole different level of crazy. So perhaps the crown for the most opaque naming scheme should go to the German Bundestag?
Interestingly, both reduce the pleasure for women.
What could this mean: "Wealth is a proxy for the amount of services provided to others earlier" if not a proxy for the amount of services provided to others earlier... by the holder of the wealth?

If I can be wealthy without providing others services, then my wealth is certainly a poor proxy for how many services I have provided.
Automatically updating Git submodules using GitHub Actions
The example ”spac ca” doesn’t take advantage of fuzziness (no typos/swaps), a simple inverted index of term prefixes/n-grams would produce a good enough search there.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/co...

> the Ethernet over USB4 interdomain protocol, also known as USB4NET enables two USB4 PCs to establish a network connection between each other when connected using a USB4 cable, akin to connecting an ethernet cable between network cards on two PCs.

I wrote about this a month ago at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32714807 it gets confusing because the USB4 protocol uses the word "routers" for hosts, devices, hubs which of course is used by Ethernet for something totally else.
Both of those things are absolutely possible, the problem is that it separates the dev and testing steps. Its difficult to explain why exactly this is a problem, so I'll give an example.

Imagine your developing a game on your high end PC, you run it and it runs at like 10 fps. Clearly something is wrong, thats a bug that needs to be fixed before you do anything else.

Now imagine it runs fine on your high end PC, but in testing, it runs at 10 fps.

The issues are the same, and should be treated the same, but in reality they rarely are. The testing issue would certainly be addressed, but not quite with the same urgency.
> However, if we say that a company does not have a tenant, we are not necessarily correct. It is possible that the google result did not point to their actual domain name, or they are using a different domain name for their AAD Tenant
Ublock origin advanced mode with some other setting I can't remember can get you filtering similar to (but not quite as advanced as) umatrix.

Edit: After setting advanced mode, hit ctrl twice in the popup to get the green/gray/red filtering. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-qu...
For the HN B2B startups here supporting Google Workspace SSO and not Microsoft Azure SSO, or offering Sign in with Google and not Sign in with Microsoft... why?

85% of big businesses are on the one you don't support.

"Results for the Fortune 500 [to see who's on Azure AD using a] CSV with a list of all the Company Names for all 500 companies. Running it through this script, I find that 417, or 83.4% of companies have AAD, which is just a little off from Microsoft’s public claim of 85%."

https://www.shawntabrizi.com/aad/does-company-x-have-an-azur...

See also this top comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33046968
"Walking robots are to robotics as hello world is to programming."

You say this confidently, but it is nowhere close to true.
Given many of the women-aren’t-people states are passing involuntary detention laws against women, and passing laws to allow prosecution of women because they went to another less sexist state to get basic healthcare, and passing laws that violate the interstate commerce act, I don’t think they get to complain when another state says “fine, we’ll actually stand up for women’s rights”.
As far as I was aware, this is established fact. Do you have any counter arguments that myself and the OP may have missed?
Analyses reveal cancer-type-specific fungal ecologies and bacteriome interaction
Make shadow profiles illegal.
> frankly astonished that Windows would drop them into a temporary user profile without dire warnings about its transience.

windows didn't drop them into a temporary user profile; the user did that.

windows assumes that you know what you're doing when you move files around. everyone loses their minds when it doesn't make this assumption.
...and that's what I said. It would be more difficult than from saliva.
As long as firefox maintains the API it should work just fine. But the day the don't a lot of people will be unhappy. I always figured some bored javascript wizard would eventually pick it up since gorhill archived it, but I don't think anyone has
How would you get forklift into Starship so it can unload cargo from it?
Why not spawn a thread for disk io? It's a common pattern and frees up your main thread.
My guess would be you just get an annoying banner and click "agree to all" on it by habit, then it does the same thing.
Ssshhh :)
Even then, you can never be certain that a service isn't providing you with a URL for something that is unique to you. For example, if HN wanted to go evil there's no reason it couldn't hand out a unique URL to every single visitor for every single page visited and invisibly map them to the appropriate resource on the backend. And they could even perform a redirect to a different unique URL each time one was loaded to reduce overlap between different parties (since most people wouldn't bother to counteract the redirect when resharing something).

And it's not even resource intensive to do something like this. It can all be done in a purely stateless manner by concatenating an internal ID with a counter and encrypting it to derive the URL that gets served to the user.

The moral of the story is, you should really download and share things yourself.
That’s where avoiding behavior is important. Nuclear weapons don’t spontaneously appear.
> Saudi Arabia funded 9/11

Well, some conspiracy theories are considered facts now.
This is on my list to keep an eye on. I like that it's just a simple front end and not trying to be everything like Photo prism. I use Photo prism but I don't like how heavy it is. I want to use something like immich but it's not quite ready for production usage for me.
That doesn't fix the issue. They are going dark patterm, which is the bloody issue.

There is nothing about that setup that isn't an exercise in plausibly deniable forced on-ramping. No it isn't a best practice to create the illusion you can't use an operating system without agreeing to a cloud services contract.

That's BS, and should be called out as such. UX is trying to gaslight the non-technical into services they don't need, and I'm willing to go out on a limb that everyone in the market is trying to converge on that exact practice.
guess what? all customization is removed, because that configuration is stored in the user profile.
Gas starts flowing to Poland through new Baltic Pipe pipeline
How did the user actively drop themselves into a temporary user profile?
It appears to just be an HTTP 301 redirect, so you could use something like curl to unroll it:

curl -I https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRmqkW4N

produces:

HTTP/2 301
server: nginx
content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
location: https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.sebastian.yang/video/7149578560230034734?_t=8W9Y6CPjvbf&_r=1

Trim off the GET params (the bit after the ? in the URL) and you get <https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.sebastian.yang/video/7149578...>. That appears to load in a browser for me.

I did check to see if that resulting URL after the first redirect is also a redirect. It is not, but also returned an HTTP 403 response ('Forbidden'), when submitted without cookies that had been added.
> point to point

The devil is in the details. The Starship stack requires major ground infrastructure on both ends unless it’s one-time use. See: mechazilla.

So it’s anywhere on earth where you’ve had a couple years to build the “stage zero” infrastructure which includes a giant propellant tank farm, and the logistics to fill said tanks.

Regarding other theoretical applications, the only one that is not truly sci-fi is the ability to launch Starlink size swarms. But use of kinetic anti-space asset weapons are also likely the end of space access. It’s a very fragile theater up there.
It's a starting place. If you have a better one, by all means I'm all ears :)
Note that in Australia I know first hand of Chinese university students having their families back home threatened due to them participating in protests.

I have no doubt that this is not just about criminal activity but any activity that the PRC does not approve of.
I keep journals. I like to write lists, and thoughts about plans, record things I want to remember, etc.

One thing I notice about others who ask such things as you do, is how they’re actually young people saying things like they’ve “tried everything “, and “for a long time “ and “nothing works”.

Dude, it takes [at least] ten adult years to sort out your life and get your game on. The ones who don’t are those who shrug it off or don’t try!

Just keep at it. Change comes over years not days or weeks, though you should get enough of an idea to reflect and improve over months.

Keep asserting yourself!

Productivity and self development is a long game, and everyone’s works a little differently.
If you're in tech and worried about job losses, you may want to look at how history has literally done this 100 times in the past to numerous industries.

Bringing race into this is nonsense. If the robots are taking jobs, do you think they care what color someone is? They don't. And it's literally going to come for everyone's current job. Which is a good thing, so long as we have an economic system that evolves alongside it. This is quite literally the only way to eliminate poverty in totality.
Right. Hence "more difficult" than from saliva.

Think about it. Each sperm cell gets a random mix of your chromosome sets. There are 2^23 possibilities.

But of course you only need to find the matched pair for each chromosome. So you'd only need a few hundred cells.

I'm not a geneticist, but that sounds like a much harder genome sequencing/assembly problem than the fully matched set you'd get from saliva etc.
What happened in Afghanistan has no bearing on what would happen in a war next door. We risked a hot war with the USSR over missiles in Cuba. Russia may be willing to risk everything to secure some substantial victory in Ukraine.

>If Russia dropped a tactical nuke, the U.S. would have to retaliate with one as well to make it clear that we are willing to.

There is no reason that we must retaliate against Russia for a tactical nuke used in Ukraine. This in no way appears to undermine our willingness to defend NATO territories against such a strike.

What this idea does, that Russia cannot use a tactical nuke in Ukraine because of the principle of a necessary retaliation by the U.S., is negate the strategic advantage of having nukes in the first place thus rendering Russia at the mercy of U.S. interests around the world. You may like this principle, but Russia may not. They may be motivated to assert their interests in Ukraine using the only remaining tools they have. They may see anything less as signaling permanent subjugation to U.S. interests. I personally have no interest in risking WW3 just to force Russia to signal subjugation to U.S. interests.
> a war of aggression [...] If Ukraine backs down, it will be exterminated.

There has been many wars of aggression that does not end in countries being exterminated.

Having Ukraine make it a do or die situation is nothing the US should support.
I think the IEEE got it right with their Ethernet standards:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_physical_layer#Naming...

The newer USB transfer speeds are basically using the same sort of line code as the Ethernet standards anyway. So doing something similar with USB would result in...

1.5BASE-UT (USB 1.1)
12BASE-UT (USB 2.0 FS)
480BASE-UT (USB 2.0 HS)
5000BASE-UT (USB 3.0 / 3.1 Gen 1 / 3.2 Gen 1)
10GBASE-UT (USB 3.1 Gen 2 / 3.2 Gen 2)
10GBASE-UT2 (USB 3.2 Gen 1 x2)
20GBASE-UT2 (USB 3.2 Gen 2 x2)

Better? Worse?
Telefunc: Remote Functions instead of API
This doesn't explain why terrestrial plants didn't evolve some way to utilize e.g. UV radiation. It should be possible in theory, since we know of radiotrophic fungi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiotrophic_fungus
> I'm explaining to you why Clojure won't reach mass adoption

I don't think you need to explain that, it's a conservative ecosystem for experienced devs, that was the target niche it was always aiming for. It's intentionally built to not reach that level of "mass adoption", mass-adopted, market dominating tools are one small subset of the set of useful software tools.
It may come from "G*d"

Why Write "G‑d" Instead of "G-o-d"?

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/486809/jewish...
So your answer is let every nation that has a nuclear weapon do as it pleases? Can't wait for NK to demand SK or Israel demand Palestine or Iran demand for everyone to be Muslin.
That depends how many people are watching at once. You can handle a few directly, but it’s still going to fall over eventually, especially if you’re the only serving node and all the viewers are on smartphones in Australia or something like that.
I suppose the OP wasn't being sarcastic, despite (I agree) it reading as such.
Director of Paratype Ltd Supporting Annexation of Ukraine by Russia
Westphalian nation states were established to supercede private armies of mercenaries. If societies now accept extra-legal methods of influence, as vividly illustrated on TV shows like The Sopranos, there will be many organized non-state actors lining up to join the party.

If citizens want a new legal category for extra-territorial operations, beyond extradition, this can be negotiated in a formal international treaty.
"The deliveries ordered to the victims’ home included a book on surviving the death of a spouse, a bloody pig mask, a fetal pig, a funeral wreath and live insects. The harassment also featured Craigslist posts inviting members of the public to experience sexual encounters at the victims’ home."

I mean, who the fuck cares enough about money or pride or let alone shitty shitty eBay to take such actions.

Sometimes I really hate humans. I'm going to snuggle my dog.
Capitulation rewards nuclear blackmail and invites emulation, causing future episodes of brinkmanship. It is far from clear this path is more likely to avoid "armageddon."

You can dismiss freedom from mass rape, arbitrary execution, tyranny and the rights to dignity and self-determination as "some principles"– but without these principles there is no world that is worth saving.
Something about the phrase "nuclear Vatican" makes me giggle more than it should.
When you look at it, after all the bravado, they always wrap up with something in the lines of "if Russia existence is in threat".

This war isn't aimed at ending Russia. In fact this war could end any time by Russia, there were many attempts and pleads to not even start the war.

I don't know what's in Putin's mind, but looks like he going through all of this to survive and keep is position.
Most of those characteristics actually seem par for the course even in the US. For instance, Trader Joe's sells an in-house "Trader Joe's Reserve Merlot Sonoma Valley 2020" [0].

At a bare minimum, you'll get vintage (year), winemaker, and grape varietal, possibly with some additional qualifiers, e.g. Reserve as above, or late-harvest. Riesling in particular is such a widely used grape that can be either dry or sweet, so breaking out "dry Riesling" is not atypical.

[0] https://www.traderjoes.com/home/products/pdp/reserve-merlot-...
Definitely has a "but why?" vibe to it. OP probably learned a lot getting this up and that's usually what motivates me to learn.
This article doesn’t attempt to explain why the growing reach and capacity of terrestrial wireless networks won’t swallow up the lion’s share of this “trillion dollar market”.

I’m sure folks with hunting cabins in the Maine wilderness are thrilled that Elon is burning investor dollars to bring them broadband Internet at $100/month, but doesn’t that market tap out pretty quickly?
Does anyone recommend a similar guide for playwright?
It's such a powerful complement to the "no rules" JS when you layer it on top. You really get to have your cake and eat it, too. I feel like there's another huge step to take in "layering" invariant checking on top of TS for QA/test systems... Imagine like "in all 500 of my tests, make sure this variable is an integer greater than 10 at all times no matter what". I'm waiting for this to show up