skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fascinating, gives much food for thought. I wish I had more to add but just wanted to note I enjoyed reading that and being exposed to the concepts.
I was a little bewildered when I first opened this. My mind immediately went to, "Is this... an ARG?" But, no, just police overreach and fundamental rights infringement. Actually kind of appropriate for Area "Is it aliens, the proof that we're not alone in the universe, suspicions vindicated that our government - one that is the most powerful in the world and yet unable to solve problems less wealthy countries have a handle on - is hiding its true capabilities from us? No, just more sophisticated ways to kill people." 51.
"Do not take photos of secret military installations (especially using drones)" seems a relevant takeaway. It's disingenuous that he says "I didn't do anything illegal" when the search warrants lists the laws that were broken.

Though the fact that it's basically vandalism is still concerning. But the photos only show door damage, not sure where those $numbers are coming from.
There are a couple of countries, one very notable, that we can use as a case study.
I am saying that he initially tried to move to China of his own volition in or around 1950. He was detained, probably because the U.S. was currently engaged in hostilities with China-allied forces and then with Chinese troops directly. His attempt to return to China could only be seen as defecting to the enemy.
Heavy drapes over those ugly panels, hides the utilitarian and adds some dampening as well.

Edit: forgot the where to put them part of the question which is ultimately unanswerable without know what you are doing and the details of the space including what is in the room.
I'm referring to the OP's terminology, but it's also not entirely untrue. The intent of the Raspberry Pi was/is not to be a shortcut for tech startups who can't C++ their way out of a paper bag. It's also not like the Rpi has enough power to be of practical use to the average person, or even most atypical folks, hence it's more of a hobby or educational tool.
It sounds like a very much better integrated, more foolproof version of say, the FUSE filesystem with SSH or FTP as the remote side. You would start with a listing of files but then upon access the remote file will be accessed.
Switches are often the hardest to find supporting PTP, it seems.

But it's gotten a little better over the years. Certainly having used hardware available now which doesn't cost an arm and a leg helps (at least in the homelab, as you say).
Your words were "biological design and destiny". It's hard not to read that as saying that a woman's body is designed to have kids and that having kids is her destiny.
Rome wasn't built in a single day. Trends start way before the final line is crossed. You can address them early or let it be and hope it goes away by itself.

If you waited until the day when Americans have to go to China for an education, then the US is longer in a position to deal with the problem as effectively as when it just started losing foreign-born scientists.

The US was built by immigrants. That is the root of its power, a gathering place for talents all over the world. If you still question whether it is of any concern for immigrants, especially high-skilled ones, to feel unwelcomed here, then I afraid I have no arguments that can sway you.
> You should ask the mothers you know how they feel about that? The majority (i'd say the vast majority), consider motherhood the most important and best thing in their lives.

Yes, I know many women of my age. They feel really, really pressured to be mothers even when they don't want to be. Several women I know literally had to cut people out of their lives due to verbal abuse trying to pressure them to be mothers! Every mother I know also has expressed how exhausting motherhood is and emphasized how it should be an entirely uncoerced choice.

How many women do you speak to casually about this sort of thing?
Loki was a key part of my move desktop Linux full time. Myth2, Alpha Centauri, and UT in particular. Loved Postal too, but was betaing that on Mac for Ryan Gordon (icculus) way back when.

Not just that they made games I loved, but hopefully would keep making them so no need for another OS.

I wish that had stayed the same.
US Immigration bad? 3 million Indian H1B's have arrived in the last 20 or so years. How can it be bad? The US accepts more immigrants every year than any other country in the world, how can it be bad?
What’s an example of a European country where a white American would feel unsafe? I’m having trouble processing the comparison.
Show HN: DigitalSidekicks – AI Companion App
> He was not deported.

Sorry, I misinterpreted this.
Raspberry Pi is this church’s new organist
The existence of intersex people has not put a stop to the insistence that gender is sex is binary because "biology." They just insist that any counterexample to their ideology is subhuman.
> I believe much of the people that are going back for whatever reason never planned to stay

But why do you believe that? You're asking for the article to prove that isn't the case, and I'm asking in all earnestness, what is the argument that it would be the case?
NICU is an exception to that rule! All you need to replicate at home is vital sign alarms and 24x7 nurse care.
Are there any Lisps that are particularly bad for scripting? Elisp comes to mind since it's not great unless you're already inside Emacs, but if you are it's pretty good.
Where did I write that it is universal?
My understanding is that the linked lib/system is "clojure without the JVM"
The US has green card quotas per country of origin. So for particularly high demand countries like India, the waiting list is now 9+ years long.
Take the money from the raspis and put it in a decent developer, then fire him once you unleash the scooters and break even after a couple months?
The issue here is the months long wait I assume
Neither is a ponzi scheme, but I think you're both trying to say that each rewards the already rich, which is true.

But replacing one "rich get richer" economic system with another is not an improvement, except for a very few people who might become rich during the transition.
Ask HN: Key Man Insurance for Startups?
Hey, I've been plotting to throw off the cruel yoke of salaried employment for a while now. Just a couple months before I was going to put in my notice and sneak off, though, I had a mild heart attack.

I can't leave my wife, kid, and business partner high and dry if something happens to me, but getting key man insurance seems like it's going to be vastly more difficult now.

Do any of you have recommendations for how to shop for it? I'm sure I'm not the first business owner to spend too many Sundays praying beneath the Golden Arches and pay the price for it.

(Sorry to submit this as its own post, but I've been digging pretty hard and not coming up with much..)
When does that freedom (which I agree they have) run afoul of Title II responsibilities that Google currently enjoys? When Google suppresses results for things that don’t align with their political or cultural perspective, are they still a common carrier?
I wonder how long it'll be before we can just switch the chromosomes in vivo.
I think describing motherhood as "the most sublime fulfilment of their biological design and destiny" is the sort of language many women I know to be extremely toxic to them. Especially women I know who are infertile, struggled to have children, or have lost children to miscarriage. Please reconsider this. Women are much more than their fertility on every level-- biologically and otherwise!

Additionally, I never called motherhood a disease or disorder to be eliminated. I only said I hoped the pressure on women to be mothers would lessen! You seem to be projecting here.
Google isn’t spending 1M on an employee making 400k.
thanks. it's a loft space that we have just desks and a table and chairs in. lots of flat surfaces.

is there any reference material you'd recommend reading?
I've met plenty. They didn't use the word "sublime" but definitely shared the sentiment expressed in the grandparent post. I'm currently dating one who told me to my face that having my children is her dream.
I had a similar issue with HP 4k displays and docks with M1 MacBooks. The was a MacOS update at some point that broke how these devices work through USB-C. One day they worked, the next they didn’t unless you direct connect to the monitor via HDMI.

It’s really irritating, as we bought these displays specifically because the previous Dell displays didn’t work well with Macs.

I never isolated it because I hadn’t been to that office for 4-5 months during the pandemic. It’s also miserable as the logging for this stuff sucks and nobody really understands how this stuff works. One of my colleagues had success with a thunderbolt dock.
i very much doubt the hyperbole here. i’m _very_ acab, and hugely against domestic overreach, but to call it soviet union style is pretty ridiculous, and belittles the actual horrors of the stalinist regime
You can't do this here. I've banned the account. Please don't create accounts to break HN's rules with.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
It was a significant enough story to have weeks of meta narrative reports — so it was definitely "a thing".

(Our propaganda institutions will generally put some MIC-friendly narrative out there, more or less immediately after events like this.)

Here are some examples:

[1] https://en.radiofarda.com/a/why-are-fingers-pointed-at-hezbo...

[2] https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2020-08-05/beirut-ex...

[3] https://www.voanews.com/a/hezbollah-rattled-by-port-blast-pr...

[4] https://www.tv7israelnews.com/the-beirut-explosion-is-there-...

[5] https://www.foxnews.com/world/beirut-blast-hezbollah-port-un...
Well, this was interesting, even if I have no idea what I'm looking at and my skepticism about all things remains high.
This is a frankly racist and incredibly ignorant take. Besides those already mentioned:

Frank Yang
Chien-Shiung Wu
Yitang Zhang
Andrew Yao
Tak Wah Mak
Peidong Yang

And others. Science is meant to be free of politics, and the United States needs to be a place where all the brightest minds can come and contribute, regardless of who came before.
Since day one, iOS has never let you just add MP3s to the music library on the phone directly - you've always had to sync it through iTunes on a computer.

This made sense when the behavior was inherited from iPods and two-way sync was difficult, but then they never had any incentive to add the ability once people stopped connecting their phones to computers anymore and they could just force people to buy all their music from them instead.
At the end the author talks a bit about passing his own stuff on to others. I’ve often wondered if I could or should do the same. I don’t have anything that has a big community behind it but I’ve been making random stuff for a long time. Maybe just open sourcing it is the answer, but some day GitHub (or whatever) will probably get rid of it.
Because not many people carry a PC, monitor, keyboard, etc. around. We have laptops for that. You can get a sturdy case like a Pelikan if you want to protect it.
Apple doesn’t have this, and WebKit supports Unity builds ;)
I design my own boards too, but throwing a SOM into my layout is way too attractive to pass up, especially when schedule matters more than COGS.

Make-versus-buy decisions abound in product development. If you aren't a full stack electronics and firmware designer, then you have to manage the design project with its uncertainties, including schedule. A buy-in gets you moving right away, to address other project issues that require a prototype. You can always design it out later.

Dealing with complex chips often involves discovering bugs in the docs, and a second board spin to fix them. Then you'd better have a good scope and some real knowledge.

Despite its hobby orientation, the RPi is legit.
Hmm, I can see where women who disproportionately listen to, and believe, false propaganda about "how exhausting motherhood is" and haven't tried it, could be averse to taking on such a vocation. And nobody should be verbally abused about anything. It's a woman's prerogative to decide not to be a wife or mother. She doesn't need to engage in sexual relationships.

And women are pressured to enter the workforce; in fact they're forced to take extensive education, enter the workforce, and to establish a career, and all that takes effort and resources that won't be invested in motherhood or family. So, it's understandable that women rarely hear about the joys of permanent, fruitful, faithful matrimony and motherhood, and that the prevailing winds should whisper into a woman's ear that motherhood is a drag, pregnancy is a horrific experience you'll never recover from, and the best thing to do is not let yourself be weighed down by the bonds of love and intimacy with a husband or children.
Researchers develop inexpensive method for tissue engineering blood vessels
Same thing I do with a body: Code, surf the web, and play video games all day
I'm guessing it would be easier (assuming you trained it on that keyboard), because each solenoid would be fairly unique due to manufacturing tolerances. Just my gut feeling, I have no data to back it up.
Anyone have a MIDI file for Iron Butterfly?
The people get who the people deserve. The bulk of the population wants a police state, they just want the police state which panders to their views of what is right, hence the heavy right vs left views. Democracy requires diversity of idea to work.
One of the risks of a strategy like this is that we become reliant on it and use it as an excuse to solve the actual problem slower. Then if there's ever any disruption to SO2 production we get 20 years of warming all at once that we otherwise might have worked to avoid.

Betting on never having a disruption to that supply seems high risk to me.
(Shouldn't this be obvious to everyone?)

I feel like everybody understands this deep down inside, but free market fanatics have some major insecurity issues and are simply afraid to admit that maybe they can't be experts in literally every category of consumer product

Also they skipped history class and are unfamiliar with all of the toxic and disgusting shit companies used to adulterate their food and medicine with
likely posting pix and panorams of the base along with analysis of observations For Anyone To See.
I hate to break it to you chief, but they would have done it every year since Area 51 became a thing. Don't take photos of secret US government facilities. You aren't any smarter than they are and you definitely don't have more resources.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/immigrati...

>The United States is home to the highest number of immigrants in the world. An estimated 50.6 million people in the United States—a bit more than 15% of the total population of 331.4 million—were born in a foreign country. The number of immigrants in the U.S. has increased by at least 400% since 1965.

By the way, the USA takes more immigrants every year than any other country in the world. I myself went through the process and was treated with complete respect and it wasn't easy but well worth it to become an American and be welcomed into the Land of Milk and Honey.
There's nothing wrong with people who do want children! I just want to support women who also choose not to have children.
I once did a lunch and learn at work where I tried to teach coworkers how to use vim efficiently. It turned out to be the absolute worst lunch and learn I ever did.

It's just so unintuitive and trying to teach it in a "here are some good shortcuts that will save you time" way was a near-total waste.

vim is the closest any editor comes to interfacing directly with my brain. Once you learn to make your neurons fire in the right way to move the cursor to the right spot, it's easy and there's no better way to edit code. Describing the neuron firing order to someone else, though, is futile.

It's like learning to to use your fingers to pick something up for the first time as a kid: you just have to try enough times until it sticks.
My read from one of the warrants is that the FBI et al can keep anything pertaining to the investigation.

Apparently after 6 months, that investigation is still active. This is why they’re not commenting on anything or returning anything.

Honestly this all seems pretty normal based solely on a long history of TV watching. I mean the investigation may not even be primarily about him. Who knows what it’s all about.

IANAL.
Can't take photos of equipment that's been confiscated (computers, any external storage, etc)
Going through the website linked above it’s pretty obvious this would be a huge, huge security problem for an installation like that and yeah, ultimately for the nation.
Organoids are a really interesting George Church project. He wants to create human organs that didn't come from a body, but just grew on their own in a vat and are fully functional. Mind blowing.
If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.

Ultimately, you're going to depend on other parties behaving in a common interest, whether that's your email provider, your ISP, your registrar, anyone accepting your ip address announcements...
+1 as well. right now I'm using route 53 and some funky scripts to pull ip from DNS and update it for site to site links
+1 unless you work for google or maybe nvidia embedded get paid less than fronted devs straight outta bootcamp. at least that was the case last time i looked at those roles a few years back.
Absolutely not. What right do you have to tell women what motherhood means to them? Mind your own business.
It's not _your_ domain unless the registrar belongs to you...
The webpage is presented as a fairly comprehensive overview of "American Dialects", of which AAVE is one of the most widely-spoken. To gloss over it the way he has is criminal, especially because he's an academic. This is part-and-parcel of the way blackness is marginalized in and erased from the American record. Essentially, every chart on the page is missing a column. It does a major disservice to anyone who might happen upon the page and view it as a credible source regarding the way Americans speak. You might as well present an atlas with the lakes and ponds removed from each map.
That’s me! Hopefully the extra info provided would be useful for some :)
From the report: During 2021, Mozilla paid $387 Thousand dollars to a Mckensie Mack Group whose LinkedIn page describes itself as “Black-led and nonbinary-led, MMG is a global social justice organization”.

And another $100K to an "Action research collaborative" that sounds like another social justice org?

WTF? This sounds like money laundering. I just want a good browser. I'm now regretful that I was donating regularly to Mozilla.
Ask HN: LK99 – Real Deal or Hype?
Since the current topic is blowing up here's a second one.

Personally, I'm suspicious of "big new things". LK99 seems too perfectly timed to address a flagging stock market and electrification fatigue. It feels like it's going to be one of those "cold fusion" type things which is always just around the corner for decades.

But I don't understand the tech or the state of the research. Enjoying the conversation here though.
The search warrants are relating to “information and records about military installations and their operation”.

Taking photos and flying drones at classified military locations is probably what hit the nerve of the feds.
Reminds me of how antisocial behavior today is referred to as "narcissism". Like that, anything dysphoric about work life must be burnout.
Yeah, I don't know where they pulled the 350k figure from? And from the picture, they aren't using 2040s. They are using full on PI 4s
>controlled by a cabal of extraordinarily entrenched early adopters, many of whom established themselves on speculation, grift, and fraud

Aka buying the stuff while you lot were laughing at it and calling them magic internet beans over on /r/buttcoin
yea, it's could be a blip in the overall trend. Let's hope.
Mitchell Baker needs to go and let people do their job.
>AAVE is not a single thing.

The complexity of AAVE makes its simplistic presentation on the page all the worse.

The rest of your post does not warrant a response.
> I’d wager you never tried to launch an embedded Linux-powered product

I'd wager most people go with a RTOS
Gotcha, wasn't clear what you were referring to.
8M people hit by data breach at US govt contractor Maximus
That's interesting; I didn't know he worked on Google Calendar and I've been a vimmer my entire career.
It is not even close to an extreme view to think the government should be able to develop (conventional) weapons in secrecy and it should be illegal to post detailed photographs and descriptions of the related facilities.

Probably the overwhelming majority of citizens of each country thinks their government should be able to do this.
The $numbers are specified separately for "taken" and "damaged".
Rest in peace, Bram.

I only started vim a while ago but as I got used to it I could feel his vision on making a powerful text editor using only simple keybinds
> Another law being considered in France would make parents responsible for their children’s privacy rights. Le Monde cites, as an example of fame-seeking behavior that France is hoping to discourage, TikTokkers scaring their children by pretending to call the police on them, and an Instagrammer who smeared chocolate on her 4-year-old and convinced them they were covered in feces.

It's a depressing state of affairs that any country has to consider passing laws for this kind of behavior. Shouldn't we, as a society, have enough shame to prevent this, or at least prevent it from becoming trendy?

I worry about how these laws could be bent to authoritarian ends. "You can't record me without my consent" laws have worrisome implications for police encounters. I think (well, honestly, I hope) the populace has the capacity to prevent fame-seeking behavior by shaming it out of existence, rather than leaning on government to punish people for an activity that we would be doing little else to disincentivise.

I truly believe the solution is to not engage with malicious fame-seeking content in any way. Avoid platforms where it is regularly shared. Vocally villify it. It can't be shamed out of existence until we start shaming it.
It is not uncommon for churches to have rubrics which prohibit the use of recorded music in liturgies. It can be debated whether a MIDI system is "recorded music", especially if there's someone there to select a file and press "start", but these churches tend to prefer live music produced by humans, for many reasons.
Enthusiastically.
We no longer "need" men either, we can clone with embryos. We don't "need" either, objectively -- In the sense of reproduction (which is what we were discussing).

Further, it doesn't mean I think we should create an authoritarian dictatorship where dictators control cloned slaves. You know, something I also mentioned.

I'm stating alternatives that can occur and what others will think.