skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This would be a good start. Begin an honest conversation of the current situation, and how we got there.

The closest thing to a just resolution, at this point, would be for Israel to allow Palestinians to return to their homes in what is now called Israel. Remove the laws from the books that favor Jewish Israeli citizens over non-Jewish citizens of Israel-- e.g., no more Jewish only roads. The demographics will change. Jews will be a minority. Place names will likely return to their original names. Jewish extremists will likely engage in terrorism, but hopefully the violence will be short lived. Many Jews (those of European decent, in large part, maintain dual citizenship with European countries / the US) will, likely, voluntarily leave. The rest will have to incorporate themselves into this new reality of a single state where the indigenous Palestinians are equal citizens.

The vast majority of Israeli Jews are living on recently stolen land, even inside recently stolen homes. Much of this must go back to their rightful owners for there to be justice. But, the Jewish newcomers can remain. Under Muslim Ottoman rule, the region now know as Israel/Palestine was multi-religious with mostly peaceful coexistence. It can be that again.

Israel has foreclosed any possibility of a "two state" solution with their continuous settling of Palestinian land. There no longer exists any Palestinian controlled land to create a Palestinian state separate from that major portion of their land that is now called Israel that was stolen and given to the Jewish settlers by the British after WWI.

What happened to Jews in Europe in WWII was horrific, but Palestinians had nothing to do with that. What is currently happening to the Palestinians is similar to what the Jews in Europe experienced. But, this time, the Zionist Jews are the oppressor. The actions of Israel are creating an environment around the world where people predisposed to antisemitism can point at an example of how evil Jews are as justification of their hatred. It was once possible to separate Jew from Zionist, but Zionists have been doing their best to confuse that. The peace organization, Jewish Voices for Peace is now "antisemitic". Things need to change in Palestine/Israel or Jews are not going to be safe anywhere. And, many many more innocent Palestinian civilians will be massacred.

So, yes. Right of return is not only required by UN resolutions, it is the only solution that will bring some semblance of justice, and thus bring peace.
This is certainly not about pay, as no one has suggested Tesla pays worse than anyone else. It is about upholding a free labor market by contract law.

If you don't want to negotiate that contract, the majority of the market will come together and refuse doing business with you until you do.
I'm honestly not sure how to engage in this discussion. Rather than asking me for what proof I would accept, what proof would you accept that Israel is not trying to kill as many Palestinian civilians as possible?

If that was the goal, wouldn't you think more Palestinians be dead by now? How does this goal benefit Israel in any way?

But it's a fair question what would it take to convince me. I think you'd need to show me enough incidents of Israel intentionally targeting civilians with the clear goal of maximizing civilian deaths. e.g. carpet bombing of civilians in the south with casualties in the 10's of thousands from one bombing raid or indiscriminate artillery firing on the south like we see the Russians doing in Ukraine.

Just a by the way, do you know what exactly "refugee camp" means in the context of this conflict? Can you describe what that is and why it's called a refugee camp. I'm asking because it seems many do not know (and if you don't, it's not actually what you think it is).

Haven't you seen large numbers of civilians walking from the north part of Gaza to the south part of Gaza right by Israeli soldiers and tanks? I've seen IDF soldiers give them water as they're passing by. There were photos of civilians arrested yesterday (and treated poorly, doesn't look good) ... but alive.

Israel does provide water now to Gaza. It did temporarily shut down its water supply to Gaza which is part of how Gazans get water (but not the sole source). How many people have died from lack of water? Food is restricted but is getting in. Probably not enough. How many people have died from starvation?. Medicine is coming in. Israel is not providing electricity. It's a war! Many, one might say too many, have died.

Can you provide references to other major wars where one side was providing the other side with water, food, electricity, medicine? When siege was laid on Mosul did the US provide all those to the citizens of the city? Did the Russians to Mariupol? And sure, I understand Gaza's situations is a bit unique so it's hard to find parallels (and definitely don't want Israel to be compared to Russia).

There is definitely wide scale destruction to structures. I've seen the figure 1/3 today. It's all one big combat zones, when tanks fire inside cities and airplanes drop bombs, and artillery shells targets there is widespread damage. Very much like major scale war in other urban areas around the world, Bahkmut, Mariupol, are two examples from the other active conflict. I don't take it as proof of targeting civilians. It is a tactic to avoid urban warfare, booby traps, remove cover that the enemy can use etc. I agree it's a pretty brutal tactic but not one specifically disallowed in the rules of war.

Have you ever been to Israel? I'm just curious. Do you know many Israelis?
Wow that’s a hell of a stretch, but A+ for effort I guess. By that logic, they’re only stealing 50% of Apple’s iMessage resources for iPhone users.
There is active research on doing gene therapy without requiring chemotherapy (or radiation) first. It has been shown to work in mice, and they may eventually get it working in humans too. It would likely require a significant modification to these gene therapies though, since one approach is to alter the method of growing the stem cells to produce a significantly higher number, and then transplant that, with the hope that the transplanted edited cells outnumber and outnumber the original unedited ones. So very likely the FDA would treat that as a new therapy requiring a new approval process.

https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2019/05/radiation-fre...

There is also ongoing research into immunotherapy for killing stem cells, as an alternative to the existing methods of chemotherapy and radiation. Potentially, immunotherapy could have significantly reduced secondary cancer risk.

https://jhoonline.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13045-...
> what exactly was wrong with the existing 12 and 24 V systems for auxiliaries that absolutely needed to be changed?

The same thing that was wrong with vehicles that get 10mpg.

The same thing that was wrong with laptops that get so hot they burn your lap and the fan sounds like a jet engine.

The same thing that was wrong with incandescent bulbs getting hot instead of using that energy for light.

This is about making things more efficient.
Just off the top of my mind: IP, entry, justice, and enforcement of these. Non exhaustive, tbs.
More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38559582
You look at the comments here to see if it’s any different or getting rave reviews. Most model are crap, the new mistral one from yesterday seem to be pretty good. But most models are not very practical or useful for anything other than amusement right now. I imagine in a year we’d get close to gpt4 models locally and with low spec requirements where a 2 series NVidia card can run.
CloudFlare and TailScale and that crowd don’t seem to be chancing it?
Racism definitely is based on race, hence the name. Maybe you're referring to some other kind of out-group bias based on tribal or familial status?
We're heading into an election cycle - and the incumbent administration desperately needs people to believe the economy is A) Better than it really is and/or B) Evil, Greedy forces are out there thwarting their best efforts.

It's the same sort of misdirection we have in California with gas prices, etc...

Expect a lot more of this type of activist "journalism" in the near future.
That was a concern in Germany from day one. The TÜV doesn‘t allow sharp edges.
Might the low abundance of carbon on Earth compared to its ubiquity in biology be suggestive of some kind of panspermia?

Although carbon is relatively scarce on Earth, it is the fourth most common element by mass in the universe (and in Earth's solar system) [1].

The four most common elements in the human body are the same as the four most common elements in the universe, albeit in different proportions [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_the_elements#Univ...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_the_elements#Huma...
(mapdo .start-time.(set 42) obj-list)
(swap [a 2..4] [b 0..2])

This looks gross. Why does no one seem to understand that lisp should not have infix operators?
Blackrock and Vanguard's customers (your 401k) own some part of everything. They just manage it.

Blackrock does vote its shares for you most of the time, which can be a big impact, but my understanding is the practical impact of this has mainly been that BlackRock tells companies to care about climate change more and then Republican attorneys general get mad at them for this and write threatening letters about it.

The cycle where CalPERS puts all their money into tech startups and makes Silicon Valley VCs rich is more interesting I think.
Yeah. A fair bit of this is just “people working in teams” stuff, that people that buy into ‘developer exceptionalism’ will tell you is sacred software developer knowledge. It isn’t.

Software engineering isn’t just about teamwork, and not all software development-related teamwork skill is generalisable to other industries, but it’s far from uncommon for there to be some trendy blog post laying out the sorts of things that, yes, an MBA program will teach someone. Which is fine, if not for the fact that these same people will scoff at “clueless MBAs”.
best employment advice I got was: "Think of your job as a glorified fast-food gig".

Standup meetings are the shift meetings before we start

Manager 1-on-1, shift manager pulling you aside to tell you how to wield your spatula.
It looks like my 2 year old drew it. He's been obsessed with it ever since going to see it at the local showroom and he's going to be in for a happy surprise when I take delivery of mine, whenever that is.

> "If you have an argument with another car, you will win," Musk said.

Music to my ears, given that I live in a city with a recent uptick in stolen Kias fleeing the police at high speeds.
Observing that a particular business model is very likely to fail because of the conflict with another business model that happens to have much more powerful backing requires no compassion spend.

But also, it seems to me that compassion is an involuntary reaction.
Or it will all be Windows 365 subscription only.
> I can deduce that inflation isn't caused by greed with an extremely basic knowledge of economics

Nobody is saying inflation doesn't exist.

By your logic any price hike is to be accepted and not questioned because "basic economics"...

You have a lot of faith in a lot of people who's sole purpose in life is to make more money than they did last year.
I visit Hacker News regularly, but no other social media at all.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastMonth&query=cybertruck...

There's a lot of Cybertruck news on the HN front page in the past month. Which is what I meant by "hyperfocus".
The answer seems kind of low quality, but it got further than others. It could probably self correct.
This has just as much explanatory power: They're able to charge higher prices because individuals are saving less than ever, believe that rising costs are due to inflation and not corporate greed, and don't perceive it as price gouging but rather as a consequence of the current situation in 2023, including the global pandemic and the war in Ukraine. Additionally, we're witnessing an unparalleled level of consolidation across various industries, significantly reducing competition compared to previous years.
On the Google side the XMPP federation got killed when Google Hangouts and Google+ became the core strategy. The company wanted to focus on "social" (but their own social network) and didn't care about other chat. Back then I worked on the App Engine team which had a XMPP Chat API. When GChat killed XMPP Federation that API lost the majority of target users as a result. I tried to make the case for maintaining XMPP support - taking it up with some VP of Engineering. Alas, nobody cared about the opinion of this random guy in developer support (~2012, early days of Google Cloud)
I would frame it slightly differently: people (and by extension, these companies) have always been greedy, so what is the new variable that actually enabled them to convert this greed into higher prices?
We learnt a lot since 9/11 about how radicalization works. It's not happening mainly through personal trauma, but through indoctrination, usually through schools and universities.
I agree that this would be their argument. But as other commenters mention, this area could be a minefield for Apple due to their dominance in various markets. It's possible they wouldn't want to get sucked into a lawsuit about this, even if they thought they could win, since they might end up making statements that would have a larger detrimental effects in other cases/potential cases.
Pseudo-journalism at its best. There's nothing special about the CT's pedestrian safety compared to all the other massive trucks on US roads.
Then why submit a reply that adds nothing to the conversation?

You might as well submit replies saying that rivers flow downhill instead of uphill.
As much is apparent to anyone who has used Xcode or has encountered the special appeals process behind the official appeals process behind the ostensibly fair and evenly-applied public AppStore review process.
how would you do this with a microscope? Would you watch all blood flow through it and then check for microchips? Sounds interesting.
> what… is the point of this article? some randos raised “concerns”? classic journo-trash. not a cybertruck afficionado by any means, but… come the fuck on.

"randos" such as the former acting head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and a George Washington University auto safety professor.
My neighbor has 2 adult children with sickle cell. Its very tough watching what the have to go through. Frequent ambulance visits followed by multiple days in the hospital. Lots of pain in everyday life. The daughter is legally blind from complications.

The son tried for a long time to hold a job but couldn't because of how much time he would miss.

I hope they are able to get this.
Plenty of goods with substitutes (ex: fast food items) have increased substantially in price since the pandemic. People are more than willing to pay historically higher prices for plenty of items that could be replaced with cheaper items.

If people are willing to pay these prices, why should companies not be raising their prices?

There has been an enormous increase in net worth of all age brackets in the US in the last few years (as of 2022 data[1]), all data points adjusted for inflation. I think this is enough to explain why consumers are paying for these items.

Feel free to experiment with this graph tool from the US Federal Reserve's website and please respond if you have any other explanations:

1. https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/scf/dataviz/scf/chart...
Wow. The interstitial music from Dr. Katz just started playing in my head unbidden. What a fun show that was.
Can we make XMPP popular again? We really could need an universal internet standard for IM.
Huh, I used to receive spam on iMessage with blue bubbles. In fact the only blue bubbles I receive are spam.
Is almost like everything’s accelerating exponentially.
> "The big problem there is if they really make the skin of the vehicle very stiff by using thick stainless steel, then when people hit their heads on it, it's going to cause more damage to them," said Adrian Lund, the former president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), whose vehicle crash tests are an industry standard.

Who is hitting their head (and on what) in this sentence? Clearly there are no such thing as soft cars when it comes to human skulls?
The great tragedy of ... electricity ? Tell me more
Hah. This is classic knowitall CS/SE student hubris. They were almost certainly right.
Inevitable, and correct of Apple to do so.
> chants like "from the river to the sea" (meaning destroying Jewish country)

When I hear that chant I don't assume that it means 'destroying Jewish country' but rather that the Palestinian nation (i.e. people) should be free between the Jordan and Mediterranean. There is no contradiction in the hypothetical chant "Palestine and Israel shall be free from the river to the sea" if we are talking about nations and not states.

The problem is that neither Israelis nor Palestinians can be free in a state that practices apartheid against them (be that an Israeli or Palestinian state). So you could interpret "Palestine shall be free from the river to the sea" as a call to end apartheid in Israel. Which brings us to the crux of this issue - Israel's determination to remain an ethno-religious apartheid state. The founding of a state where only a certain type of person can be a full citizen is the original sin here in my opinion.
Did you play DOS:2? I get that sentiment for DOS:1, but 2 took things more seriously.
Why do we have to "grind" again?
Why can't we show up, do oour job and go home to live life again?

When did life become only about excessive work, sleep deprivation, and selling my soul to an employer again?

Or was it always this way, instead of working for a Lord on a farm, now it's behind a screen.
roughly FAANG

What does roughly FAANG mean?

Today? TailScale and stuff like that.

The VPN?

You might have some ideas about quality software, but this comment is incomprehensible.
There is major lock-in. If I want to move Signal but everybody I message uses WhatsApp then I can't message them unless they switch.
> you will win

More accurately, given the lack of crumple zones, your truck will win at your expense.
Arabs rejected a two-state solution at the very inception of Israel. An Arab majority Israel-Palestine would drive out its Jews, just as every other Arab country has done.
@fblgit apparently, from earlier in this thread.
Apple wouldn't even exist if not for this type of hacking. One of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak's first projects was selling blue boxes[1] to play around on AT&T's telephone system.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_box
I live in the bay. I'm an engineer. I've read HN for years. This topic hit home for me enough to get me to comment whereas normally I was a lurker
ratwiki is /literally/ a troll website. it has the same validity as encyclopedia dramatica.
That's even putting aside the absurdity of calling the flight of Jews from Europe "colonialism" in the first place.

Just because Hitler blew his brains out, doesn't mean everything was hunky dory fine again. There were pogroms against people who had survived the concentration camps, Stalin was now in charge of the majority of nations where Jews had lived, local authorities that had collaborated with the Nazis were still in charge in many places...
Can you explain for a noob why?
For real….
> I can deduce that inflation isn't caused by greed

Try actually reading the article before commenting. The article does not say that inflation is caused by greed. Not even close.
This is a discussion about propaganda, not justifying the scale of a military response.

As an aside throwing the word "genocide" around lightly is also one of the cheapest forms of discourse. Constantly escalating language doesn't make for useful debate. It's just an overused tactic to make your opinions sound more important.
A company being part of the supply chain for a lot of goods certainly means something but it doesn't mean they "own everything". They have suppliers of their own, and are themselves suppliers to other companies (grocery stores) before it gets to you.

Which one is the most aligned with your interests is a difficult question, or at least not one I know the answer to, but it's probably not whichever one is the smallest business.
idk what kind of relationships you have but I can assure you this isn't a problem here
I remember the webOS iTunes fiasco. This kind of thing isn't worth the waste of your time.
Yes, they didn't violate the law as you think it ought to be written.

They may very well have violated the law as it is actually written.
I would love to see hackers continue making it viable to use iMessage on Android until Apple concedes and launches their own client. Sometimes you have to ruffle some feathers to enact change.
Not all hours are created equal. This is on the verge of saying “I took 1,000 breaths on my run, so if I do that again, it’s like going for a run.” Just because you’re measuring something, it doesn’t mean that you’re measuring the right thing. You’re just cargo-culting the “formal education is useless” meme.
Comments like this make me grateful for the Geneva convention.
If you can get him into building eurorack synthesizers, he can start turning some of this math into music.

This module, for example https://www.nonlinearcircuits.com/modules/p/cellular-automat...
uses networks of XOR gates to create "is a 16 cell gate and pattern generator using cellular automata rules 90 & 150".

Blinky lights in a grid that steps with those rules and can steer other modules.

I love mine.

The designer has many other wild designs based on chaotic dynamics and many other non-linear mathematical concepts. The name is kind of a giveaway.
The n100 will have a cooling solution so you can run it full speed forever. (As I do with both my N100s).
edit: both mine have NVME disk connectors.
I just swapped a crappy M2 SATA for a second hand NVME and it's about 2X the speed.
> unless these so-called “scientists” got companies to open their books, they don’t know shit

Public companies. Publicly available information.
> Where is the hacker spirit here?

The site is called "Hacker News" but it's predominantly existed over the years as a funnel for the business-centric Valley industry.

Which is to say that I think you're trying to apply one specific definition of "hacker" when it doesn't really work that way.
I really have no idea how it's crash worthy. It may protect its occupants but it will obliterate anything else.
You're right - I missed that VM OS in my illustration up there.

Benchmarks are hard to come by but iirc, each VMM adds a 3-5% overhead. The gatekeeping for permissions and sandboxing that is done at each level involves active compute cycles and that adds a little overhead.

Something of the order of 10% may not be large but there's a difference.[1]

Disk IO is another major factor btw, since virtual filesystems can be ... flaky.

[1] https://www.vmware.com/pdf/hypervisor_performance.pdf
Don't fixate on the term 'greedflation,' as it's based on the widely accepted notion of corporate greed. The primary counterargument to greedflation is that companies have always been greedy; it's not a new phenomenon. The concept of greed is entrenched in capitalist economies. However, the theory is that demand should naturally regulate this greed—if a company becomes excessively greedy, they risk losing customers who may opt to spend less, save more, or patronize other businesses. Thus, there's an assumption that the system self-regulates, allowing only as much greed as the market can bear.