skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
we're creating value by turning everything into gold! most won't ever be turned into pure gold, so let us create our value as we see fit. we're hurting no one; you say we are, that this lump of gold was a person, well that skeleton over there was a person, too, and that person died without the pure GIFT of being turned into gold and becoming pure value. That could have been that person's religion! Are you saying that you do not respect freedom of religion! Look at this guy, he doesn't want to turn people into gold-colored value!
You state your opinion as if it were a universal truth. It's fine if you believe that, but many (most?) still value traditional masculinity.
And if some of the used caps are smaller you are in for a hell of a debug. The PWB only transports from one endpoint to another it's not a componnt.
I wonder what happens when car companies increasingly connect their vehicles to cell towers?
That's right. Now, if you'd like to return to the thread...
I was about to say no it's not like Pidgin because Pidgin doesn't support Whatsapp, Signal, Twitter, etc, but... apparently it does? Anyone know how well this works?

https://pidgin.im/plugins/?publisher=all&query=&type=
> It smells way too much of humans.

It's a shame you can only experience your comment from your perspective.
and by proxying the traffic, they can MITM it too...
I suspect the unit would be funded directly by Sky - the advantage to doing it that way is that they have access to the CPS and police intelligence, as well as all the powers the police have which they wouldn't if it was done in house.

Insurance fraud is run along the same lines, all insurers contribute towards IFED which is a part of the City of London police tasked with tackling insurance fraud. If this relied on public funding I doubt anything but the most extreme cases of insurance fraud would be investigated.
> but there aren’t elections

Hamas was elected by the whole of the West Bank and Gaza, in Palestine-wide elections. Fatah immediately launched a coup attempt. That failed in Gaza, but succeeded in the West Bank. It's Fatah (Israel's preferred "negotiating" partner) that won't allow elections; Hamas could only hold an election in Gaza, not in the West Bank. Hamas has no desire to validate the claim tht Gaza and the West Bank are distinct territories, which is the effect that holding an election in Gaza only would have.
100%, living this for many years. Google IDP is great for a shop who doesnt need elaborate identity needs. It quickly falls apart when trying to manage an enterprise of any complexity.

Okta is quite flexible and supports a lot of tech you want (WebAuthN/SCIMv2 provisioners for popular platforms/all the SSO/API integration/workflows), but comes with it's own set of warts and dysfunction (api rate limits, quirky AD integration with anything complicated).

Probably any of them would be suitable, if you are comfortable building your own custom tooling AROUND their APIs. Almost none of them will do exactly what you need out of the box.
https://www.obsidiansecurity.com/
How about not putting advertisements on public utilities though
Is there a network protocol that goes along with that? Something suitable for a text terminal? Not just a proprietary and more than likely underdocumented API?
that's what happens when government regulations are applied anywhere
> variable length instructions == CISC is not quite a correct equivalence.

Yeah I'd tend to agree, in particular x86 variable length encoding is a lot more complex than the RISC-V encoding!

What I'm really getting at is CISC and RISC aren't well-defined things and it's interesting seeing how the design of RISC-V is getting pulled in different directions.

> so at least on RV32 it is very light weight, and it adds barely any logic to a core. It's almost always worth it to turn on C extensions versus making the cache bigger or trying to speed up main memory.

Definitely, and the Qualcomm proposals are that things should stay that way for RV32/low end in general. It's high-end RV64 they care about.

> On the other hand, I suppose if you are already committed to deep speculation and out of order, compressed instructions might extract a disproportionate cost, maybe less so in decode and more so in precise exception handling and in tricks like register renaming.

This is the root of it. It's easy enough to do a study demonstrating changes in static code size, also easy enough to build a low-end RISC-V processor and examine the trade-offs. It's all a lot more complex at the higher-end especially as high-end RISC-V cores are far from mature.
And here I was feeling cheeky.

In all seriousness, I just learned about Sandstorm and think it could be a great fit for a local co-op I’m building. It’s a shame about the startup, but I hope we’ll get a chance to support the open collective.
Roof insulation had a payback (for me) of 3 months last winter - it might have been 2 years at the old gas / electricty prices.
Glider is an opinionated Hacker News client. Ad-free, open-source, no-nonsense
Show HN: Story Visualizer – See images of your story as you speak
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I've crafted this tool to breathe visual life into speech. As you narrate, it intuitively generates images, making conversations and stories even more engaging. I'm currently working on refining the prompts for the images. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Reminder not to post your boarding pass or ticket publicly online, even after your flight.

Before your flight, anyone with that information (Additional information can be found via QR and barcode) can re-book, cancel, change travel plans.

After your flight, your private information is still on the ticket/boarding pass (Full name, contact info, DOB , itinerary, etc.)
I'd call the latter an audit
And today we're trying to get rid of many nasty chemicals used as flame retardants. To the point it has become a checkbox item for the eco conscious sofa buyer.
Also, to all the people asking how developers get paid by a nonprofit. The IRS publishes the tax returns of all US nonprofits and the return includes a list of top compensated employees. Here is Signal's for 2020: https://apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/cor/824506840_202012_990_...

They have three software developers earning between $457k and $602k per year.
This sounds like an excuse sloppy architecture.
Quit using the antisemitic victim card for people that dare criticize the State of Israel.

It is frankly disgusting how any discussion about the Middle East gets shut down by dishonest cries of "antisemitism". You know very well what you are trying to do here and you should be ashamed of it.
Gio UI – Cross-Platform GUI for Go
> is it really "C:/>" at the prompt nowadays? Used to be "C:\>"

It starts off as a prompt and becomes an html tag. It's like how my father-in-law begins a joke that ends as a riddle.
I agree - I feel like voting for other parties will change the economic and social outcomes for this country, but overall the British society as a whole seems pretty content with a "strong" rule of the law where the authority is to be respected and anyone going against norms should be at minimum arrested. The recent changes that basically made protesting unlawful in this country are the best example - even though it would be chilling in many other places of the world, in UK the public seems to be either welcoming to these changes or is at least indifferent to them. Maybe we can blame the relentless campaigning by right wing media for making sure that the average British person thinks that few people sitting on the road and blocking traffic are #1 public enemy, but I don't know.....I feel like Britain always valued "order" above all else, so it's only natural that anyone braking said order has to be punished. Voting differently won't change that.
I think there’s an interesting statistical argument here.

Google supports billions of accounts and clearly screws up a few of them (which are noteworthy events precisely because they are so rare).

Okta’s total accounts under management are a fraction of this number and they clearly have compromised or put larger percentages of such accounts at risk given what’s been disclosed.
Im sure after that much time you have your own remedies but for me —-a golf ball, tennis ball, and on severe pain days a frozen water bottle under my desk does wonders when mine is inflamed. Just take off a shoe and roll your foot over each rotating golf, tennis, water bottle.
"

All newspapers are pushing their parent state's propaganda. [...]

The real question is "whose propaganda and manufactured lies do you want to believe?" There is no mainstream media that isn't pushing some kind of narrative in the Internet age."
All three sentences are wrong. "All"-statements generally need really strong proofs and I doubt it you can provide it.
Eh, Rare was putting out multiple games in a short timespan of larger size in programming teams fairly small in the 90s. The tools themselves don't seem specific to inducing incredibly large development times when the game developers before Blow managed to do it faster and better.

Your point still stands (there's research floating around proving it) but Blow isn't the best example.
"I've crated paclear in compliance with the official fan-made policy of Pac-Man. https://www.pacman.com/jp/policy/fanmade.php "

Well, unless you speak fluent Japanese to the point you can read lawyer-speak in it, you'll need to translate that, but it is surprisingly sensible. Worth a glance if you're into IP issues. I'm impressed.
Calling SBF "a math snob" kind of implies his problem was just a miscalculation.

No, he's a swindler.
I'm having that done tomorrow morning followed by 4 months of video games.
There are organisations that work with people who have had challanging psychedelic experiences, but without taking the psychiatric approach. One such project is: https://zendoproject.org/

You could also try contacting https://challengingpsychedelicexperiences.com/

There are also therapists who work with people before and after psychedelic experiences, called psychedelic integration therapists. They usually have legit mainstream psychotherapy qualifications.

There are also integration circles where people support each other. For example, https://acerintegration.com/ This was set up by a researcher in psychedelics. Not sure if it would be appropriate for someone experiencing psychosis though. You could also try contacting the researcher directly for recommendations: https://www.drrosalindwatts.com/

There are also forums where you could ask for advice, e.g. https://old.reddit.com/r/RationalPsychonaut/

They might be able to point you to other resources like this in your area.
The region at the heart of Germany's economic stagnation
https://archive.ph/Rd0RO
Am a biased person who also feels like the "common-sense" knee-jerk thinking books > games may not make much sense. But reading demands more imagination and patience. And literal reading skills. And it expects the reader to engage at its own pace in his/her own way instead of the more guided experience of most games. And I feel more books, even the average YA novel is going to engage in deeper and more relevant themes than the average game. Sure Civilization may teach a bit of history and lead to an interest in the topic, or an RPG may let you put yourself in another's shoes like a novel, but what does say, Fortnite teach?

And sure you could pick the most lowbrow possible book and compare it to an educational game, but you can also pick a highbrow book and compare it to the worst "designed to addict you" pay-to-win overwhelmed with random buttons and popups braindead mobile game.
> Many - about half IIRC - of the people who came there afterwards were refugees from surrounding Arab countries.

It's true that many Jews lived in harmony with Arab nations prior to the founding of Israel. Founding Israel is what made those relations go sour. That literally was where this whole conflict started for the aboriginal peoples of the Middle East.

> Well, I can think of a better demonstration, because we saw it two weeks ago.

The attacks wouldn't have happened if the founders of Israel (not all of whom were Jews, looking at you Britain) hadn't decided to interpret an ancient holy book in a genocidal way.

The Palestinians lived there. Israel has been in the process of kicking them out ever since its founding. It doesn't get to blame the victim here. Yes, I know about the holocaust etc. etc. but one genocide doesn't warrant another.
My (bilateral...) PCL injury took about 18 months to resolve. It was way longer than anyone was willing to tell me at the time.

The good news is that it's now like it never happened, but I suspect that's because my only exercise during those 18 months was walking and light calisthenics.

Edit: I'm a male, FYI.
That hasn't been true since Hadrian
Thanks to this little "experiment" I learned about these open source projects such as many youtube clients and the adnauseam plugin.
Curious if you have historical understanding of who created and propped up Hamas?

Some relevant links and quotes from officials:

https://www.vox.com/23910085/netanyahu-israel-right-hamas-ga...

https://theintercept.com/2018/02/19/hamas-israel-palestine-c...

https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-years-netanyahu-propped-up...

Here’s Avner Cohen, Israel's former Religious Affairs Official:

“Hamas, to my great regret, is Israel’s creation”

Here’s US Physician and Congressman Ron Paul:

"Hamas was encouraged and started by Israel, because they wanted Hamas to counteract Yasser Arafat"

Here’s Charles Freeman, former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia:

"Israel started Hamas. It was a project of Shin Bet [Israeli Intelligence Agency], which had a feeling that they could use it to hem in the PLO."

Here’s Robert Dreyfuss in his book, Devil's Game:

"And beginning in 1967 through the late 1980s, Israel helped the Muslim Brotherhood establish itself in the occupied territories. It assisted Ahmed Yassin, the leader of the Brotherhood, in creating Hamas, betting that its Islamist character would weaken the PLO."

Plus, Suheib Yousef, son of Hamas co-founder, secretly worked as an Israeli spy under Shin Bet.

All of the above have reputable sources, let me know if I should link anything.
Right, the point is its disingeuous to compare total historical CO2 output.
I think you’re more showing your own biases. I never said that the neighborhood was “good”. I just said that there aren’t that many people with my skin color…

But back on topic. I base my interviews on behavioral traits that for framing, can be sussed out by asking “tell me about a time when” type questions.

You did see the part about I’ve gone through the interview training by the second largest employer in the US didn’t you?

It doesn’t matter if you can reverse a binary tree on the whiteboard if I’m looking for someone who “takes ownership”, “digs deep”, and has shown the ability to deal at the level of “scope” that I’m looking for an knows how to “deal with ambiguity”
I like strong men fighting because then I can have sex.
Sumatra is a the timeless gems of free/open-source software. Alternatively, a reminder of a time when PC programs were unobtrusive and performant.
EVs will be "the future" when I can buy one with 180km km on the clock for ~3kEUR that I'll be able to use as a normal car I can expect to make a 350km motorway round trip driving at 140kmh without having to charge more than once for no more than ~20 min.

At the moment EVs are a luxury item for the most of the people in the world.
Looks like this, although a quick search doesn’t find it:

43. J. Wooddell, "Design of a CMOS Processor," pp. 2-3, files of J. Wooddell. 44)J. Morecroft to K. Frewing, "FDS Programming," January 14, 1975, files of R.J. Rice, Jet Propulsion Lab.
Oh for sure. The H1B process is completely broken and in dire need of revision.

I was talking about how the O-1 is not a sufficient or even ideal visa for extraordinary STEM practitioners. It only selects for a sliver of the overall extraordinary talent pool.
What's astonishing is how you visit some bog ordinary web site and they want to put 30 or 40 cookies on you. If it was one cookie or 3 or 4 cookies it would be one thing but it's completely out of hand.

They ought to pass a law that says you can opt out of all the cookies by pushing one button or you can pick the ones you want one by one because whenever you see that list it's astonishing... Though who knows, that might just reinforce monopoly because if sites had a limited number of 3rd party cookies to stick on they would be Google and Facebook.

Pro Tip: Did you know you can get rid of those stupid embed boxes from X on many sites by denying cookies?
Wait for another holocaust? Israel is inflicting one on the people (mostly children!) in Gaza right now. I think it's in rather bad taste to yell holocaust when an occupier faces resistance from a people they are violently oppressing.
> I suspect the unit would be funded directly by Sky

So if politicians won't sell a corp the LEO they want, the corp can just purchase them directly.
I actually use buffalo as reference to implement somethings, using the modules buffalo uses instead of using it.

Tried beego some time ago and everything felt out of place, websites not working, unresponsive dev's on github and so on.

Today i'am happy with the standard lib + mux + some otheer libs for other functionalities, it's just more work than rails but this also works!!
Not really sure what the point of that was. FT is usually a lot better. Using a politician and a scammer as examples of "math snobs" just doesn't work.
Yep. Lora's are the easiest way to go. Loads of tutorials on Youtube. This is a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70H03cv57-o
Ain't nobody giving shit about your pictures kept on home server. Security measures need to be relevant to chance of attack, they do not exist in the void.

And so mediocre protection of irrelevant target can be far more effective than good protection of juicy target
It's based on conversion of GDP metrics to USD. The JPY has been depreciating less due to Japan and more due to the rapid appreciation of USD post-COVID and post-Interest Rate Hike. It's a larger example of why GDP/GDP PPP tend to not be used alone when analyzing economies.
You're the stubborn one who refuses to be clear about what you're saying.

Just fucking say it, what's with the running around?

Are you unable to explain it?
There’s a brief mention of a study that found that “merely playing recordings of angry bees through speakers in the field was enough to cause the elephants to flee” but it seems like that would be a far cheaper solution than putting actual beehives all over the border.
Personally, I like the idea of doubling the instruction length every time -- 16, 32, 64, 128, etc. There's a big use case on the longer instruction end for VLIW/DSP/GPU applications.
Unfortunately the Elixir ecosystem is a harsh dose of reality: only a handful of good 3rd party libraries that are well maintained outside of Phoenix, Ecto, and Oban. I say this as somebody who’s spent several years full time in Elixir on and off since 2017, including in my current role. A strong Elixir ecosystem has unfortunately never materialized.
Beyond the Twelve-Factor App (2016)
Settings was re-designed to align macOS to iOS, ipadOS and visionOS.

So that people who have bought an iPhone and buying a Mac for the first time can change their computer settings in the same way they are used to on their phone.
I've been watching some articles from AJ related to the war. While it's always clear where they stand, articles range from very fact focused (even if not counter balanced) to the extreme anti-Israel pieces. I've been seeing this one, particularly, in my time-line and I've not risked watching it.

I suggest that you should watch AJ content, but try to steer clear of the more biased ones.
The male body is optimized for running.

The female body design is a compromise between that and surviving childbirth.
You’re conflating constraint with bottleneck. Of course its a constraint.
Let's look at today's headlines for propoganda and narrative.

NY Times
- Death Toll Climbs in Gaza as Israel Intensifies Airstrikes
- Israel Says it will Destroy Hamas. But Who Will Govern Gaza?
- A Guide to the Surprising Cameos in "Killers of the Flower Moon"
- Divided House Republicans Meet Yet Again to Choose a Speaker

Fox News
- 84 year old released Hamas hostage speaks out about terror infliced on her
- Far-left Dems could get rude awakening for 'sympathizing with terrorist organizations'
- Isreal makes offer to Palestinians in exchange for information on hostages
- House Republicans gear up for secret move that could result in the next speaker

Aljazeera
- Gaza officials say 704 people killed in Israeli air raids in last 24 hours
- Qatari emir says Israel should not be given 'free licence to kill' in Gaza
- 'Significant censorship' of Palestine on social media sparks outcry
- Why is France's Macron visiting Israel?

The Washington Post
- Gaza deaths mount as Israel intensifies strikes
- US Readies plans for mass ecacuations if war escalates
- Released hostage was held in 'spiderweb' of damp gaza tunnels
- Republicans can't open the House, which could shut down the government

CNN
- Released hostage: 'I went through hell'
- Whoever the GOP picks as its next speaker nominee may never get the top job
-Tensions between Trump and RNC spill over into public view
-Anderson Cooper obtained video of a kidnapped American. He didn't recognize him until he interview his parents.
If NASA had the means to swap the voyager 2 with a new version, they would do that instead. If you have the means to swap the phone with a new version, you would do that instead.

--- open source enters the chat ---

Opensource: if you had the means to swap the code with a new version, you should do that instead.
> i think he broke the first rule.

He didn't say that anyone else should support a proscribed organisation; he didn't even invite support for their actions. He just said that he intended to support them. And he's not a member of Hamas; so I don't see how you figure that he broke rule #1.

But the Home Secretary is now demanding that the police arrest and charge anyone carrying a Palestinian flag (note: not just a Hamas flag). In that context, the letter of the law seems a bit irrelevant.
"Are the bean-counters and ad-men at the helm" has unfortunately become a very good heuristic for predicting a downward turn in virtually anything.
hacker website creates weak men
The latest microblaze is already RISC-V under the hood, but of course other vendors can be used too.
It's not a conspiracy theory, it's a blatant conspiracy, otherwise Epstein would have done hard jail time in 2008 for soliciting a child prostitute, like anyone else would, rather than getting to walk free on a plea deal. And some of the people on his client list would have gone to jail too.
Log4shell was an ACE attack not a mere leak. So yes, philosophical.
I used Go's templates/html package. I simply converted Rails' ERB files into Go tmpl. It's not as pretty, but it works well.
Computer programming back then was a great way for a kid to escape to a middle class livelihood, just based on getting machine access somehow, and what they could learn on their own.

(It seemed to change, after the dotcom boom, when the jobs turned into a lot more money that attracted a lot more people, and class barriers were erected to many of the better jobs. There's still a chance for upward mobility, despite artificial class barriers, but people will tend to burn their energy mimicking the shibboleths and practicing for the hazing rituals, rather than on things that would attract and teach them. Which brings us back to this application domain, of helping companies to hire people who would be great software developers.)
Wouldn't the wrong party, after getting an erroneous closure email, have immediately followed up, multiple times probably if the first one was ignored?

It's still unclear what prevented the follow up communications from making its way to you.