skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your problem statement (protect mobile forces close to the front) is exactly the original mission set of Gepard and similar platforms (ZSU 23 for example). There's a reason they are tracked AFVs.

Ukraines current situation is that Gepards are more valuable in static defence roles, and they don't have enough platforms to employ them everywhere they want.

And you don't need enough AA sweep the skies clean. You just need enough to add sufficient friction to typical operations, and enough to concentrate together when needed to ensure l that you can locally sweep the skies when needed.
The like and reply system is an organic and representative method of what comments people find interesting, pay2win is not. Especially because it is precisely the most inflammatory, spammy, and annoying people paying to have their opinion boosted. If their takes were interesting or pleasant they wouldn't be paying for someone to read them in the first place.
Don't be shy, give us the top score list
> The entire situation is deeply regrettable and it's hard to find any heroes here, but I feel like we forget our own history so easily.

What exactly is your point? Are you saying that genocide can happen, have happened and so nothing here is a big deal. I would prefer to stand against genocidal language and call it out. I would prefer to avoid a moral nihilism stance personally -- maybe something better like "Never Again": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_again
Ah, okay, so they stopped it sometime after this conflict began.

Thank you.
Are you reading anything. Nobody is in denial of events. People are simply trying to add important context. The fact that in 2014 Israel destroyed or damaged 100k homes and killed 2,300 people (70% civilian) and lost 87 soldiers in return is IMPORTANT CONTEXT for why things are the way they are.

The fact that this is THE SECOND TIME Israel has invaded Gaza in the past decade is IMPORTANT CONTEXT.
Cool to read this article! 7 years ago I completed my MEng thesis on cuffless blood presurement using an ultrasound transducer measuring the response of injectable microbubbles. I don't believe it went anywhere but it was a very enjoyable research project that made me want to do a PhD.
Bubble? Oh dear. You show your ignorance in this comment.

> have an airport

There's no airport in Gaza. Yasser Arafat airport was bombed and the runway destroyed in 2001 by Israel 22 years ago.

> a port

Since 2007, the Port of Gaza has been under an Israeli-imposed naval blockade as part of a blockade of the Gaza Strip, and activities at the port have been restricted to small-scale fishing.

> unchecked import

Where are these unchecked imports coming from? Through the closed Egyptian border? Or through the closed Israeli border?
I have no idea what to say to you because it absolutely does. Scroll down.
> Brilliant innovative engineers have a degree of control over their lives.

Not really. Outside of programming in major hub cities, everyone else is faced with limited opportunities and a lack of a competitive job market. I started in 2000 at an internationally known company with a fixed scale for junior engineers of $50K for a BS and $55K for a MS. That was by no means extravagant for the time, when SV was throwing $100K offers at CS majors to do web dev. Roll $55K forward to today and that's $98K. I look at the job listings for juniors in my field and nobody is offering that. I see listings for experienced senior positions below that level.

Programming computers is unusual in that it has extremely low operational overhead. Every other engineering discipline has to expend capital and extra resources to generate the final work product and that puts a limit on how much of the pie the engineers can take. With that said, there is a definite long term salary deflation that has been impacting everyone outside of software development.
Because it's a great language that many people use every day.
And then what? Is Hamas a wart you can simply excise? And if you do, will you just be galvanizing the next generation of fighters? If so many are part of the population, it would seem so...
The YouTube video starts lagging? What browser are you using?
Also check out https://youtu.be/60z_hpEAtD8?si=3Klxzo_cj5y39fFe and https://bivector.net/index.html

Some of the perceived complexity of complex numbers and quaternions seems to stem from not knowing the bigger picture.
Yeah but if uhh if I could add it to a device that I already wear and it monitors passively that’s a game changer. I’d effectively be able to have it checked more often and while I’m asleep so as someone else said I can see what might be influencing any changes over time. It’s doesn’t have to replace what works if you don’t want to but adding it to tech we already use is a good thing in the long run.
> US sent troops and weapons everytime they are in war

Let's not pretend it's just occasional. The US sends $3.8 billion annually to Israel's military
ipaddr wrote:

> Those who support Hamas aren't innocent.

That is the language of genocide.
> Locking down phones so much was really a mistake.

On the contrary, I believe it was done quite on purpose.
and they don't have as many users rating videos and feeding the algorithm for the ones to do watch ads... YouTube still loses
“Right now, one goal: Nakba! A Nakba that will overshadow the Nakba of 1948,” - Ariel Kallner, member of the Likud party.

So we agree Israel is committing genocide.
Would you argue that the Hamas attack against Israeli non-military citizens on October 7th was an attempt by Palestinians to normalize relations?
Maybe that cutoff date is not for everyone?

When I asked the question tonight I get January 2022.
I used to live in Baltimore, where there are numbered streets that include ½ symbol streets, and worse, house numbers including ½ numbered houses.
Without continuous it vacates the memory again which can be useful if you use the machine for other things.
I would like to see it portrayed more accurately and realistically. But I despair more because I see these attitudes carrying over into everyday people and their sensibilities. Prudishness in entertainment creates more prudishness in the people, who want more prudishness in entertainment, and so on, until the situation becomes so unbearable that an increasing number of people rebel and the trend starts to reverse.

I am NOT saying that R-rated movies should be more pornographic or more like pornography. I agree that sex can be a cheap filler for more substantial writing. But humans can be very sexual creatures and the double standard we impose on ourselves in the name of traditional, "family" values, needs to die.

I mean how the fuck did these families get made in the first place? It certainly wasn't from some stork.

This is especially true given declining birth rates across the first world...
I've been watching live webcam footage of Gaza since things started to get hot. I've watched huge bombs level buildings in Gaza out of the blue with no preceding small explosions as warning. Whatever the IDF may say, they aren't "roof knocking".
Fully agree on your 50 years ago point. The crux of the matter seems to be how grants are awarded. Alzheimers Disease research is a case in point. [0]

What do do about it? There should be a "crazy ideas bin" that forces a percentage of funds for big research problems to be directed to investigations of off the wall approaches. We would find out who the good revolutionaries are and could even count them.
In general I've found cheap SSDs these days have better endurances compared to cheap spinning disks anyways. https://www.servethehome.com/discussing-low-wd-red-pro-nas-h.... I think the drives I got were 1.6 PBW rated, no errors or failures yet. Beyond that, my workload isn't write heavy enough for this to be a concern of mine whether or not there is amplification. That SSDs don't count reads or active drive time in the endurance rating was more important. For the Flashstor build I did RAID4 instead of RAID5 just because I could though.

I want to say that sounds about right on price. If I didn't also have a desire for high single core performance at the same time a used/old Threadripper/Epyc build and bifurcation would probably make more sense. I also disconnected the onboard tiny "definitely going to be noisy as hell in 3 months" low quality fans from them and just rested a 140mm blowing down across the top of the 3 cards at 30% speed. Temps of the controllers and SSDs became better and it's dead silent.
So...you're saying too bad for the people in Gaza because bad shit happened to other people before?

Like, what is really the point of your comment? I don't see where the person to whom you replied said "if only Israel was like the US" or something
50% was on the low end, 10 years ago when I submitted my first proposal. I’ve been out of the game for a while now, but I don’t think the rates have gone down.
Israel then bombed south Gaza after herding the Palestinians there: https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/why-is-israel-atta...
Do you see the irony, you believe one's statements, but the other, you equivocate. Above you were arguing you have to wait and see if they really actually mean it in reality.
The last time I saw paraphrased language like this it was the Jews on the receiving end. Do us all a favor and stop with this kind of language, this is exactly what keeps the wheel of violence turning.

For every terrorist you kill you get three new ones. For every house that gets demolished and a family displaced you get another bunch, for every child that gets shot there are bereaved people left behind some of whom will now have nothing to lose.

It's really annoying - especially given that even in Israel - and amongst Jews abroad - there are many people who are sick and tired both of the hawks and of the terrorists who both couldn't give a rats ass about collateral damage as long as their side 'wins' whatever that means for them. Rabin had it right and he died for it, at the hands of the fanatics. God forbid that someone would be reasonable for a change.
I have tried that. The Outlook365 web interface is worse than the desktop version for searching and many features either don't exist or are clunky to use. Have to pick my poison but poison all the same.
I've been eager for the YouTube effective monopoly to end... this self-immolation on their part is very similar to the collapse of the Soviet Union.... a tactical mistake that cascaded and surprised everyone.
While this is a better understanding than the parent comment, it's not quite right either.

The microbiome acquired at birth and early childhood is EXTREMELY robust to change throughout the rest of a lifetime. As an adult, it's frustratingly difficult / next to impossible to meaningfully change your microbiome. Even if you completely change your diet and you move across the world, your microbiome will be closer to what it was when you were 5 than it will be to anyone in your vicinity. This is a simplification, but the effect is spectacular.

What the authors here claim is not that the microbiome is very plastic throughout your life-- merely that it retains some plasticity in very early childhood.
Well they can't have it both ways. They can either play wackamole with consumers or their customers.
> There has been heavy speculation that certain state actors are able to push a compromised Play Store update to users of interest.

I'm sure Hamas could figure out how to install Signal from clean APKs, or use something else entirely. They may be barbarians. But they're not stupid.

People forget that Gaza isn't a particularly poor country. It's GDP per capita is on par with neighboring Egypt, and only a little less than Ukraine. The supermajority of Gazan's have internet access too.
Tell your senator to not use your taxes to fund a genocide.
> Stopping crime by stopping money laundering will always have these problems, surely?

I believe so. The optimal amount of fraud is non-zero.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32701913
Yes it's tragic and terrifying
I find these articles quite funny because in my experience Edge is way of a better browser than Chrome. So much that I ended up installing it in both my work and home laptops running Linux (mint)

Edge gives me functioning vertical tabs with grouping , side by side tabs and web screenshot snapping tool out of the box.

Also the right side are with "favorites" or frequently used sites is great to anchor Phind and Protopage

Chrome just feels half baked to me at this point.
We can be against those past misdeeds and against these current misdeeds as well. Please don't divert attention to other examples right now, because this current one is ongoing and we can appeal to our representatives to do something about the future, even if we seem helpless right now.
It's horrific that a solution that was never going to work could well end up making Israel the progenitors of another genocide. This is the sort of thing that makes me wonder about whether humanity even stands a chance in the long run.
I started with this page for adapters people had tried and recommended here https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/multi-nvme... but I think I ultimately went with the LinkReal x8 to quad.

If you don't specifically want the high per core performance of something like a 13900k a used/old Threadripper or Epyc system and bifurcation might make more sense. It'll also enable you to get maximum per drive bandwidth, if that's a concern for your (when you have 12 drives in some form of stripe and parity the per drive bandwidth ends up not being that important for most sane workloads though).
You're living some time in the 1990s, apparently.

From your own link:

> Humanitarian crisis grows as Israel cuts off Gaza

> As airstrikes in Gaza have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes and overwhelm areas, including hospitals, there is little room to go.

Oh, hang on, this supports your argument:

> People living in northern Gaza told to flee south: The Israeli military told 1.1 million people to leave densely populated northern Gaza, including Gaza City, and relocate to the south of the strip.

Good thing they're not bombing southern Gaza, since it's the Israeli's recommended evacuation point...

> Israel-Hamas war: Satellite data shows Israel intensifying bombing of south Gaza

> Satellite radar suggests that Israel has intensified its bombing of southern Gaza in the last two weeks, despite ordering residents of the north to flee southwards. (https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-war-satellite-data-shows-isr...)

Well, shit.

So maybe a bit more Googling is in order, perhaps.
and bombing the roads and executing strikes on the fleeing civilians
Adding a large language model is going to move you in the exact opposite direction from ease of formal verification.
Still no 27" iMac. Depressing.
Right, is the idea that it will be helpful to just make everybody homeless?
A week ago, when Hamas dropped a rocket on THEIR OWN hospital, the "Health Ministry" said Israel killed 500 people. Despite it not being Israel, and it not killing 500 people.

They are just straight up lying
I will agree with you for a second. We don't trust hamas. What about a truce to help civilians and deliver aid and send UN verification team? Wouldn't that be great for people and for morals of the great Isreali people?

Oh, I forgot that US veto every attempt for a ceasefire or truce and isreal said it will not respect it anyway.
Amex UK gives the option to receive OTP via email or SMS.

Looks like Amex US is similar:
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/security-center/safekey/
Congrats on grandstanding.
So which is the bigger practical risk in 2023? A person physically taking your phone and compromising it? Or a software update making your phone unusable and possibly suffer catastrophic data loss?
Whoops! I missed that somehow - thanks.
This is not just 'an idea':

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_in_the_Israeli%E2%80%...
You're right. The Canadian armed forces swear allegiance to the monarch of Canada in the UK, the same man not coincidentally currently monarch of UK. The monarchy of Canada, an abstract idea nebulously exists perhaps everywhere (including in the UK) or nowhere depending on how you consider abstract ideas.
At best, you are straw manning the other side's arguments here. But for the most part, you are alleging comments and language that don't seem to appear in this thread.
Total joke and misinformation that the IDF would call an entire building worth of people on their cellphones to warn them. Think about how difficult it is to do this accurately. And even if they had the technical capabilities to pinpoint cellphone users in a single building, how many are they calling? How many are answering?

Total BS propaganda from the Israelis
Oh it does it to me in Firefox too. Or at least, it puts up an annoying flag warning me that it'll stop working.
Wow, that sure would be a lot of websites I'd be unable to see, though I'm pretty sure I could live through it.
I don't think I can follow your reasoning.
> Is there a list published of all the causalities and their status?

Yes. By the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

https://www.ochaopt.org/data/casualties

And I'm not entertaining the rest of your questions.
They've been giving evacuation warnings for many days with both leaflets and the cell phone network:

> Residents in Gaza reported that Israeli planes rained red leaflets on neighborhoods Saturday, urging residents to evacuate. Those with cell phones also received the message digitally, according to social media reports.

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/21/idf-prepares-for-gr...
> Yes, let's let this terrorists who killed babies cold blooded

This is a completely made up fake story that's oft repeated by the Netanyahu administration. No basis in reality

And you should really learn about the history of Palestine and all the attempts at peace. Israel has occupied Palestine for decades and has murdered thousands. In 2014 alone they killed 2,300 Palestinians. 70% of those being civilians. In return Israel lost 87 soldiers in their invasion.

If you lost your brother, mother, sister, etc, wouldn't that push you to... doing something? Anything?

Hamas is NOT Palestine. But their existence ONLY makes sense if you read even a little bit of the history of this occupation.
Israel needs to think and rethink their move into Gaza. We have seen over and over where a strong military force attacks thinking they have the upper hand only to be stuck in a long standstill or even a defeat. The longer the fight is the more likely it is that other countries or territories will decide to pick a side and fight.

My fear is that it will be years before any of this resolves itself.
A year later, Musk's X is tilting right. And sinking
Ford will postpone about $12B in EV investment
I feel exactly the same way.

I use plain old Debian now, but used to love some of the Debian based distros. CrunchBang springs to mind.

I tend to stick pretty close to defaults these days, so some scripts and Ansible playbooks configure everything on all of my machines with not a lot of maintenance or future worries.
Looks like the Hamas attacks and kidnappings backfired. What a horrible move. Can we agree on that point?
Couldn't they just optimize Chromium to work (faster for APIs they require, etc.) around performance problems?
The crime of burglary has been redefined over time and across counties and cultures.

Currently in most of the US, opening a door without permission is considered forced entry, and peeking through a curtain is criminal invasion of privacy.

Locks are irrelevant.
I once had a friend that lived at, no shit, 1337 High.
I have never seen a website with such bad navigation.
Direct link to paper: https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/pdf/10.1146/annurev-bioeng...

Section 5.2 is covers the direct measurements, that don't require you exist in some region of a distribution of the population. They don't offer any methods for continuous (the continuous kind) measurements that would be comfortable, which is unfortunate.

Section 5.1 covers "calibrated" methods, where you have to calibrate the device using a direct measurement, or fit within some distribution of the population, for the model to work, which will probably be a great annoyance for doctors.

I suspect it will be a while before we get continuous and accurate measurements.
I scooped up some MP34s on sale. The have something like a 1.6 PBW endurance rating and I haven't had a single one fail or start throwing errors yet (though my workload isn't as write heavy as many might have).
“At first, I was afraid to share the idea with colleagues because it sounded so crazy. You need a program within NASA that will actually look at the radical ideas, and NIAC is it.”

It doesn't seem like an even slightly crazy idea to me.
But do you think “work they did once” holds true for the majority of software that uses subscription based pricing? No updates, no migrations to new OSs, no bugfixing, no support, would you want that? Should people just write perfect software off the bat?
https://archive.md/Zt7Td
When consumer-grade EEG devices started popping up a few years back, I was thinking the next step would be that they'd be integrated into headphones. I was assuming it would be a selling point, but never thought it might be a hidden feature for the benefit of the manufacturer/state.
Dark retreats are also dark, not loud and bright like solitary is.
As another person who doesn't understand what's going on, I'm seeing articles that indicate they are effectively trying to drive people out and force them to leave and move to other countries and not come back and trying to use low cost tactics like telling them to evacuate to limit actual cost as well as international pushback.

And some people are saying "That's a big fat nope."
I simulate backward time travel all the time

It's called my imagination...
>There was a video I saw circling on Twitter earlier of a hateful guy being critical of Islam and even going so far as to suggest Muhammad was pedophile...

I mean I'm not sure what else you should call people that have sex with nine-year-olds?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aisha
God, I feel like such an idiot. All this time I’ve been making fun of Google for having Google Talk, Hangouts, Allo, Duo, Messages, Spaces, Wave, Buzz, Plus, and Meet, I’d never realized that it’s simply a necessary SRE measure at their scale.
History suggests expunging determined, fortified, modern militants embedded in a civilian population never goes well. The expunger loses or gets a pyrrhic victory, even with a huge economic advantage.

Honestly, however dire the need, I don't see what Israel is thinking. If Israel, the US, Europe, China and Russia all held hands and invaded the Gaza strip together, they still probably couldn't route out Hamas.
This is basically an insane comment. It's very clear that you just don't think Palestinians and their lives matter at all.

> It's not Israel's fault that Hamas hides among civilians. The deaths of those civilians are on Hamas, not Israel. And Israel is doing what it reasonably can to give Gazan civilians a chance to survive.

Are you really so obtuse so as to not understand how fucked this logic is and how it does a disservice to your side to behave and think this way?
In a lot of departments, employees are unofficially expected to buy computers out of their own pockets. Workers are often quite incensed about this.

In turn the employees have a "fuck you" attitude about it. They often buy the cheapest laptop, and won't let their department's IT person touch it. As a result, most work is done with things like out-of-date OS's and software versions, and ad-hoc security and backups.
I believe the Israeli goal is shockingly quaint: get the government in Gaza, who is Hamas, to surrender unconditionally. Attack until the leadership of the movement is completely demoralized and gives up.

Mind you I 100% disagree that it is possible. Israel is looking at a long occupation.
As someone in my late 50s, with friends around the same age, our only accessibility issue is an occasional need for reading glasses.