skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Texts is an app for all your messaging apps. You can use it to log in to WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn, Signal, iMessage, and more and see and respond to all your messages in one place.

Sigh

So it's Pidgim for mobile phones basically?

I think Wordpress was a one-hit-wonder for historical reasons, but I don't see much value in this
Are DMCA claims under oath?

In any case, I didn't express it well. What I intended was that, in my personal opinion, these matters should be treated as a civil matter in view of copyright essentially being a tort.

USA Americans seem to contort the notion of speech beyond recognition. Being prevented from publishing a video someone else created, say, doesn't inhibit your right to express any opinion (aka freedom of speech). But of course, disincentivising abuses of power is always good.
In this kind of context, I ask people what log level they'd like their review at. If you just want to get the code out the door, by all means, "error" or "warn" might be the right review depth, when you're confident in your code and don't want to be derailed with philosophy.

If you're exploring a new concept and want all the ideas and brainstorming you can get in your feedback, "debug" log level is appropriate.

Once that idea has moved down the pipe, you may be down to "info" or "warn" depending on how much conversation has happened around the PR.
> If we could somehow "bounce" a spacecraft off a planet's surface, it would impart momentum similar to that of a gravity assist.

When my kids were little, I showed them by holding a basketball in one hand and a tennis ball in the other, with the tennis ball on top of and touching the basketball. When I dropped them simultaneously, they fell together and bounced off the driveway — and the tennis ball took off like a rocket (no pun intended).
Clothing =|= fashion. There is a differwence between clothed and dressed that a lot of people don't get.

I can't think of us Germans having two different terms for that actually, which might explain certain things...
Correct, but Iryo is a private company, although the railway in Spain is publicly maintained i guess by Renfe. So i believe Iryo should make money, specially (as mentioned in another comment below) it's part of Trenitalia. But i'm definitely not an economist.
How does this work? If they have to provide writing what's the point? Surely the individual could just wipe their device in that time?

If they confiscate the device during the initial detention then them issuing written notice that they need the password doesn't really change much since they're going to be getting access to your device whether you like it or not.
They may stop and question anybody. But they cannot stop and question people for the purpose of, for example, recovering stolen goods.

Basically, the officer must currently be working on a terrorism case to be able to use these powers.
Yes and if you force them to prosecute, only then can you take it to an appeals court to strike down an unconstitutional law

The system sucks but this is how it works
> I'm kinda surprised that modern parents consider watching youtube a worse activity than gaming.

I read an article about a study a while back that showed that people who less brain activity when watching TV than when staring at a blank wall*

Another study I read studied children (up to 3 years old) that watched educational DVDs supposed to teach them new words. Turns out that the children who watched those DVDs scored lower on vocabulary tests than those that didn't watch them*

*: I'm too lazy to look up the references, so you'd have to Bing them yourself.
I remember our wrestling coach constantly comparing the sport to womens' sports with higher injury rates.

"No need to be careful - this isn't [cheerleading|womens' soccer|volleyball] where you could actually get hurt"
Sioyek is a PDF viewer with a focus on textbooks and research papers
Nice job. I also didn't know what GIA was and would appreciate some tooltips.
https://riscv.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/riscv-spec.pdf

> The C extension is compatible with all other standard instruction extensions. The C extension
allows 16-bit instructions to be freely intermixed with 32-bit instructions, with the latter now able
to start on any 16-bit boundary [...]
Are you unfamiliar with the oppression Palestinians experience? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_and_apartheid
Trying again to be more constructive, rather than having a nonce, make the nonce meaningful, so there is a time component, such as seconds from initiating the session, and a validation portion that shows this came from the session function and attests the time portion is valid.

Then nonce storage, if you do it, can be limited to window when it is valid.
This is universal lmao

And it's not just a current events thing
>but it took us over 30 years to really understand the implications of legalized opioids.

It took the EU all of ten seconds to reject opiates for minor use -- the opioid crisis is very much manufactured and endured in North America and is a regulatory failing of the FDA. The most crucial distinction here is the addictiveness of psilocybin vs opioids, mushrooms are not remotely addictive relative to opioids.
Which part don't you get?
I take Wellbutrin and I’m not sure what it does for other people, but for me, it gives me a buffer of patience to draw from that I didn’t really have before. Negative or frustrating events don’t feel quite as urgent and I’m able to calmly move forward better than I can without it. Which is very helpful when you’re taking care of kids.
Ordinary changes fall within the boundaries of the existing design system: for example, "a new operation in an existing screen" probably means adding instances of a few existing components (button, paragraph, title, section, pop-up submenu, etc.), with no impact on styles, not "updating" components.
And for me, dreaming of lo-fi paper-like (no animation, no unnecessary display elements, humble palette, no light emission) working and studying experience, the refresh time has to fit under 1 second (ideally somewhat higher, at least for partial updates, but 10Hz will be more than enough) and the colour space is irrelevant. I'd love either a palletre of 4-8 slightly-grayish (like I've seen on some eBooks) colours or just a good grayscale. Even a simple black-white would do.
> Literally every time this has come up in conversation I've heard women complain that there aren't any options.

I've looked nowhere and I can't find it!

Literally every few years some company comes out claiming they'll make woman's pants with pockets.
> The lack of workable pockets comes down to women's morality.

Which comment? Most are discussing supply and demand.

> The option must be there, women just don't choose it because they think it's ugly.

The option is there, albeit expensive. Travel to a developing country with a reputation for making clothes and for a few thousand dollars, I am guessing you can get custom clothes with bigger pockets made for you.
No. My point isn’t about using devise (I’m almost certain that’s what ChaGPT recommended). My point is that if you actually attempt to do both (code a simple app using ROR vs. another framework), you’ll find ROR just works 95% of the time. You might not like Ruby, or the syntax, or how a lot of what’s actually happening isn’t obvious. But to people who need to standup and build an MVP in a weekend there’s nothing that allows you to do it as fast.
As I said in another comment - even though obviously there is no objective way to prove it, like many other things in the justice system it's about what the judge/jury will believe. If they pull up logs that show you've used your password just before your interrogation then you can bet you'll be found guilty even if you really forgot the password.
> In the mild case, the common side effects are blunting of your emotions

Isn't this the primary effect, more than a side effect?
Atleast in my case, it's been super helpful, going from jumping between a 1 to 7 in mood, to just lie around 4-5-6.
This is also my concern, that it does not look realistic and hence my initiative to start commenting in the topic. What is the reality and intention of only privately held companies with such small fares?

What i've heard is that, before, Renfe had a monopoly and since these new players came into picture, the prices have dropped dramatically in Renfe ticket fares. So definitely is good to see the benefits, but is it now also Renfe losing money and would the quality decrease? This would be a bad scenario for everyone then.
Yes, in a normal thread people wouldn't argue that a highly competitive market fails to sell products the consumer would like even though those products are easy to make. But when you start to talk about women all rationality goes out the window and now people suddenly believe the people who sell products are total idiots.
Nuclear District Heating (i.e. repurposing the waste steam) is literally a thing.

Not in the West though, we're too enlightened and smart and sophisticated for that. Don't look at the starving cold people.
FAANG engineers are usually pigeonholed into extreme niches and work with rigid longstanding systems. Startups need jacks of all trades.
I think they make a lot of sense - genuinely curious what you mean. Could you explain in more detail?
Having worked for one of those company's, I think the productivity of Rails is overstated. Yes it's quick to get a rough demo and POC working (which is already plenty quick in many other frameworks) but once you get into the weeds of actually building and iterating the difference is not so great. I think particularly if you look at these established companies, what tech stack they are running often is just a matter of what the founders knew at the time. The business wasn't successful because they chose Rails, it was a successful business who happened to pick Rails to start with.
The way you write it makes it sound almost unsurprising: of course staring at YouTube is worse than almost anything. But I had the exact same surprise: do parents now consider playing video games as something to strive for? Not as bad as YouTube, I get it, but it does have a certain "the cocaine helps me staying away from crack" vibe...
Gaming is a much healthier ecosystem than Youtube.

Youtubers are mostly thirsty, talentless repeaters of mis/information. Many of these Youtubers get coaxed into stupid belief systems, and they start to spread it to their viewers.

Gaming doesn’t have a political / message objective. The youtube algorithm previously (and maybe now) has been trained by superPACs to recommend alt-right and conspiracy videos.
Maybe touching some grass and freeing yourself from these shackles would actually improve your life? Constantly worrying if some data is gathered you that could be used to gasp better target advertisements for you probably is affecting that mental state a lot more than you can to admit.

You can go to absurd lengths to try and tie down your data, but at the end of the day your data isn't that interesting. Just run adblocking software and you are set.
That's something that can only be viable if millions+ people make the change, over the long term. Public transportation is better, but not always practical for everyone. It's certainly something governments should be investing in.
Android 14 breaks storage on Pixel 6 phones with multiple user profiles
Bug report thread: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/305766503
>What I don’t understand, how is it considered resistance

Imagine if Russia manages to annex most of Ukraine, and converts the rest of Ukraine into an open-air prison. If twenty years later the people in that part of Ukraine manage to gather weapons and launch a counter-attack on Russia, wouldn't that count as resistance?
Well people view israel as the aggressor because they have been pushing palestinians off their land by force (as for the truth of this claim, ive no clue, consult an expert)
If the experts think that women are objects whose main purpose is to be pretty to satisfy the men's eyes, and as such, they need clothes more pretty than useful, then maybe we should not listen to them :)
It could be considered resistance to the ongoing occupation of Gaza and the war crimes that Israel commits there (according to Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, B’Tselem etc)?
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Is this a coincidence to the NVDIA announcement that they will focusing on ARM chips for the PC? Acquisitions? No source, just pointing out the causality in the timing. I’m not suggesting NVIDIA is buying them, I’m saying that someone could be considering a buy to counter the NVIDIA move.
Another killer feature: cloud sync. I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 recently, and it's an amazing experience to seamlessly switch between playing on my PC, and on the couch with my steam deck
Cortez would NOT be happy right now.

It was pretty much one of his life goals to remove all traces of the city from future reference if I understand correctly.

Mission failed.

Good.
Terror bombing never worked ever. What it does so, also confirmed hostorically by its biggest advocates like Sir Harris, is satisfying someones need for revenge.

Hell, this whole middle east conflict is so fucked up, I do not see any way how it will ever be resolved. And obviously, getting rid of either Israel or Palestine is absolutely no option. A shame, in a different world Israel could have become the Switzerland of the Middle East, instead religious hardliners, on both / all sides of this conflict did their utmost to prevent that.
That last book looks interesting but I would love if it was available on Amazon, or somewhere more international, usually other places don't deliver correctly on my country. :/
I think whatever they're running is being run far beyond our cloud infrastructure at this point. That's rather high level stuff, but this is billions of miles higher level than that.
In this situation he tweeted something about supporting any of the actions that Hamas makes.

> But in the coming Gaza genocide, every act of armed resistance by Hamas and Hezbollah will have my support.
Do you think women would want larger pockets?

Fashion is always on the move, vacillating through a range of possibilities in a way that rhymes with previous periods. And yet, certain invariants seem to hold or dominate over time and space.

I bet that if large pockets were introduced, women would express either indifference or select against them. (Anecdotally, I asked a woman whether she'd want larger pockets, and she responded that she doesn't like pockets at all, and doesn't like having anything in them when they are there.)

The belief women's pockets are inferior because they're smaller sounds to me like a boneheaded presumption that completely ignores the difference in needs, body shape, and preferences between the sexes, a kind of boorish and blinded egalitarianism. You wouldn't say that the wool dress pants a lawyer might wear are inferior to jeans because construction workers can't use them during work. That's just pure fallacy. The purposes that each is made for is different. The purpose is the measure, and there are different purposes.
Dogs too, apparently https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37948121
I was essentially quoting the person i was replying to
I know it's not as popular, but when evaluating handhelds I decided to go with a Logitech G Cloud instead. I don't see it come up as often, so I thought I'd introduce folks to it. Here was my reasoning.

Ergonomics. It's a handheld. If it's not comfortable for long-term play then it really doesn't matter what capabilities it has. The core ergonomics and weight of the G cloud is the best of any handheld.

Battery life: Similar to the above. It's a handheld. Steam decks just don't have the capacity to last very long on the move. The G cloud, which is either doing light emulation or streaming games from someplace else doesn't need to do much. It's essentially a phone with a nice screen.

When I saw the battery life of the Steam Deck it didn't matter that I had two decades of games with Steam. I'm not carrying around something that bulky with a fan on a trip to Europe.The few times I need to go on the move without a good connection I'm happy enough to emulate something or play an Android game on it. I just don't see how people play SDs without having a power cord nearby, resting them on your knees. As an alternate to a gaming computer the Steam Deck is great, as a support device that targets being a handheld I think things like G Cloud and the Odin are a better target.

The downsides are that it's Android based and altogether a different category. For handheld gaming I wanted something portable that I could play casually. The minor, occasional input or stream lag isn't as big a deal in these scenarios. I'm not playing competitive Counter-Strike on this thing.

I also acknowledge that the G Cloud might not last long in production! The Steam Deck is popular, and the G Cloud might not get support 10 years down the road from Logitech. These portable devices all will need upgrades / updates and I figured I could wait till the next cycle regardless.
>It's only been 11 months that Visual Studio can run on ARM

It's only been 3 years since Visual Studio runs in 64-bit on x86 ;)

I think the biggest holdback for VS with ARM was there were no good build boxes out there. With VS for ARM, Microsoft released their own ARM dev kit hardware loaded with 32gigs of ram and a snapdragon 8cx. Anyone else selling ARM hardware for Windows skimps with like 4g of ram.

VS could however crosscompile to ARM32 and later ARM64 for quite awhile.
3 and NV are the shining stars of that series.

4 was shallow but beautiful.

I bet they are going to spend a couple episodes building a base.
Well you can embed longer immediates directly in the opcode.

You could have a lot more registers.

The first example, I'm not sure you'd want a full 64bit encoding space. You still aren't going to be able to load a 64bit immediate directly so I'd rather see an instruction that uses the next instruction as the immediate. But then 50% of the time you're still going to be padding this to 64bit alignment, so it's unclear to me that this is a benefit over 2 lots of the same but with 32bit immediates.

The second option is interesting. But if you've got 256 addressable registers say, what use are the 32 and 16 bit instructions that can only address a tiny proportion of those registers.
> if the user is looking for skinny jeans with larger pocket

Have you worn skinny jeans for males? The pockets are horrendous as well.
No one is forcing you (or women) to listen to “them”. Women have long been leaders in the clothes design business. And if I were to guess, leaders in the business probably care more about earning more money rather than subjugating women so that they satisfy men’s eyes.
Even better if you could control the pacman!
Yes but you can retrofit them (either immediately or if/when they start to drift) which I get is not as good as having them OOTB but on the other hand, I don't have nearly enough time to play games to have to worry about stick drift for probably a good few years.
This doesn't factor in the state pension, right?
> VC funded startups must get to market first or die. Fake-it-till-you-make-it is their religion.

Sure, that's valid. Though most of the world is not comprised of startups. That's mostly a USA thing with a few small exceptions out there as well.

> How come "ruthless market forces" don't rectify this wastefulness?

They do, though people mistake those forces for "incumbents with enough power to influence the market forces". So we're witnessing the reality which they dominate.

I had plenty of examples in my career where better code helped the company long-term but as we all know, there must be a leader somewhere who understands the tradeoffs and give a green light every now and then.
I say “Voyager” in my head personally.
At least for me, reading requires significantly more concentration, comprehension and imagination than watching a movie, which is completely passive. Especially when reading/watching in English which is my second language.

Games are harder to compare as they're pretty active, it probably depends on the game.
First time seeing this. Is someone making it for Steam/Valve or did they build it themselves? I didn't realize they have a hardware group (admittedly last time I played a video game was around the time Unreal Tournament was released). Looks really impressive either way.
Of the dozens of times I've flown, only once had it ever been urgent. From what I know of my colleagues and family, the vast majority of air travel is for pleasure. And we live in a country which does not afford us land travel to other countries of interest.
If I have a large dataset or photos with my face? Can I generate my own images in different places and environments using this?
The Greatest Missed Opportunity of Our Lifetimes
Damn, someone didn’t like Little Lamplight, lol!
I was able to override ^L (in BASH, at least) with this ~/.inputrc[1]:

"\f": "\C-upaclear -cyellow -s5\C-m"

...though the experience isn't great, which I blame Konsole for. (It also adds to shell history, where the builtin obviously does not.)

[1]: https://ss64.com/bash/syntax-inputrc.html
Even for the UK that's a bit insane.
Yes, turns out that you can have a successful console without locking it down.
> This is universal lmao

It is not universal. Not sure why you'd claim so unless you've looked up the laws for every country.

One example, Sweden:

> 23 kap. 12 § rättegångsbalken (https://lagen.nu/1942:740#K23P12S1)

> Under förhör må ej i syfte att framkalla bekännelse eller uttalande i viss riktning användas medvetet oriktiga uppgifter, löften eller förespeglingar om särskilda förmåner, hot, tvång, uttröttning eller andra otillbörliga åtgärder [...]

Meaning, the one who is doing the interrogation is not allowed to "use deliberate misrepresentation, promises or promises of special benefits, threats, coercion, hardship or other improper measures.", basically not allowed to lie.

How it works usually works out in practice, is most likely different though. I've only been to one interrogation with Swedish police and they definitely lied about a bunch of stuff.

I'm sure there are other countries where the police isn't allowed to lie either.
You might be interested in this

https://ganelson.github.io/inform-website/book/WI_1_1.html