skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think LexClips are a little better because they tend to have less Lex and more guest than the full interview.

But I’d prefer if he was edited out completely.

Errol Morris had some pretty good interview documentaries where almost all interviewer questions are edited out. It’s a great format.
Ho-ho-ho

You're right. I have a ton of assets there, and I'm afraid of even looking. It's what Second Life wanted to be but could not -- a literally second life.
That may work in some cases, definitely a no go in a workflow where deployment is fully automated via GitOps, i.e. every push to the default branch triggers a deployment to prod.
> pro-Palestine (Anti-zionist)

And you’re conflating being pro-Palestine with being anti-Zionist :)

At least, if one discussed pro- or anti-Israel sentiments, it’s a little bit clear what “Israel” means. It’s a country, with something vaguely resembling identifiable borders, with a particular government, citizens, a military, etc.

What, exactly, is “Palestine” if one is pro-Palestine or anti-Palestine? Is it the people? (If so, which people? Those who lived in the area currently known as Israel + Gaza + the West Bank and their descendants, but not the descendants of the Jews who settled in the region since the Zionist movement got started? Is it Palestinian refugees as defined by UNRWA? Is it the current civilization in Gaza and the West Bank? What about the multigenerational refugees in camps in nearby countries? [0]. Is it the land itself? Is it the current governments (plural!)? Is it the idea that Israel ought not to exist? (If so, what does Israel not existing even mean?). Is it the idea that innocent Gazans ought not to feel safe in their homes and have access to food, clean water, electricity, and medicine?

The whole situation is an unbelievable mess, both because the present situation is a mess and the history is a mess. I don’t a critically considered opinion can be summarized by a single hyphenated term or even two of them.

[0] Yes, there are people born in refugee camps in a couple of neighboring countries who are somehow not citizens of those countries. From a US perspective, this is very strange. The descendants of people who fled to the US are most definitely citizens. I don’t think most of them consider themselves to be refugees, nor do many other people consider them to be refugees, nor do they live in refugee camps.
Ariel Sharon was a member of Likud until 2005, and Israeli PM 2001-2006. An official enquiry found him responsible for the massacre of thousands of civilians: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_and_Shatila_massacre
Reddit and other social media platforms almost certainly drive in order of magnitude more downloads of these extensions than HN.
It seems to mirror very closely the dynamics of naval arms races.
This is the one demo they needed not to blow. :(
Most of the top comments here are against Israel, the country that is defending itself against Hamas-ISIS. I think the bias in this discussion is a direct illustration of Sam Altmans tweet from yesterday:

https://twitter.com/sama/status/1732925866836210151

"for a long time i said that antisemitism, particularly on the american left, was not as bad as people claimed.

i'd like to just state that i was totally wrong.

i still don't understand it, really. or know what to do about it.

but it is so fucked."
Yes. I believe people are just saying that they assume unknown-contact SMS is spam and that sort of sounds like Apple's SMS spam filtering isn't very good.
TOI?
The consumer exists to have money extracted from them. Of course prices should rise as high as they possibly can.
They can't, if they have extreme market power, mich like Microsoft can't do anything they want with Windows
I believe you're talking about capacity for compassion, and I'm speaking of the triggering of compassion.

I'd agree that both capacity and scope of triggers can be altered, but it seems to me that that's a process that takes some time and effort. Distinct from choosing in the moment "I am going to feel a certain way about this, right now".
> 20k deaths in just two months is a massive death toll for such a short conflict.

This is the number provided by Hamas. Per Israel, 15k people have been killed, approximately 10k of whom are civilians.

> For comparison, it's more than the civilian death toll in the nearly 2-year-old war in Ukraine.

This is according to numbers sourced from Russians. According to Ukrainians, >20k civilians died in Mariupol’ alone (a city 1/5th the size of Gaza).
Oh, maybe I hadn't made it clear enough that I have already been successfully using it :)
I specifically said it's not ONLY about land...

Well, there have been many proposals for a 2-state solution but at many times, both sides have jeopardized and rejected offers.

Better their situation? Really? At the expense of displacing almost a million people? Come on man, are you hearing yourself? Not only have they displaced them, they've killed tens of thousands of them. On top of that, they've been taking more and more land as the decades have gone by. Not to mention the acts of terrorism they've inflicted on Palestinians in occupied territory.

1948 was a result of a war that Arab nations started? Can you elaborate on that? Why did they start it? Please elucidate me.
The skew is just from that view being much more popular. It's organic content.

The pro-israel side is from heavy manipulation of the recommendation algorithms and billions of dollars worth of propaganda investments (including paying people to post).

Also worth noting the strong pro-israel sentiment in India is only amongst extreme far-right Hindus.
The DMCA protects copyright, not APIs. If iMessage was a DVD then this would be a point.
They contracted him
> there has always been a powerful campaign to equate any criticism of Israel to antisemitism.

Anti-Israeli views are anti-Semitic views when criticizing Israel and Israel only, for actions that are done by dozens of states over the course of decades.

If the people spouting anti-Israel sentiment spouted the same sentiment for the same actions done a dozen times over by other nations, then they would not be anti-Semitic. In fact, I would agree with the vast majority of them. But when they ignore the 300,000 killed in Syria, or the 600,000 killed in Ethiopia, or the situations in Yemen, Mail, Turkey, or even Gaza when Hamas murders hundreds of Palestinians, or in Syria where the regime kills thousands of Palestinians, then it is clear that they are not stewards of "human rights" or "civilians" or even "values". Rather, they are abusing these ideas to promote an anti-Semitic agenda. These people actually need dead Palestinians to further their agenda.
I believe it was Clayton Christenson who pointed out that disruptors took the lowest value activities first.
Arabs got the vast majority of the land, which became Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Revolt.

The reason Arabs supported the British against the Ottomans was because they wanted to create a unified Arab nation: https://awayfromthewesternfront.org/campaigns/egypt-palestin.... And Arabs got the overwhelming majority of the territory they wanted (notwithstanding the many minority groups they had conquered in the Levant), with the exception of what became Israel. Put differently, you could say that Arabs got 0% of Israel, and that’s technically true. But it’s not an accurate description of what they got in comparison to what they actually wanted.
The private key is that of the operating system, unknown to the user. It is not the private key of the project.
Where is the SQLite test suite, please? I'd be very interested.

There are already SQL grammars, check https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4 specifically in here I think https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4/tree/master/sql I contributed to one of them, and I wrote my own for some personal work. Be warned, it's very involved, very complex and MSSQL is rather ill-defined.

Names bracket identifiers) in SQL are bloody awful. Sometimes square brackets are even compulsory, and why you can usually replace [...] with the SQL standard "..." , not always! Trust me, it gets worse.

I don't find antlr grammars to be brittle, and while they can lose in performance (by how much I don't know, perhaps quite considerably) they are very easy to maintain and I am very fortunate to have antlr to work with.

Edit: unless you are very familiar with the SQL and also a masochist, please don't try and write your own grammar. For someone with my background it was very time-consuming, without that background it will be a nightmare. Friendly warning.
Well, he's certainly not being held accountable.
Let's Encrypt does validate via multiple streams: https://letsencrypt.org/2020/02/19/multi-perspective-validat...

But even this is vulnerable if a strong adversary can make it seem like their compromised nameserver is the only reliable nameserver reachable over the network: https://i.blackhat.com/USA21/Wednesday-Handouts/US-21-Shulma...

An analysis from early 2023 indicates LE's default setup was suboptimal compared to a multi-cloud quorum policy, which seems like a no-brainer at their scale IMHO: https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.08000
This is simply not true. I know why the anti-Israeli lobby repeats it, but it is not true.
It's not even particularly efficient. 4 miles/kWh is merely okay, not good. My 2015 Leaf gets 5.1 miles/kWh.
It was newly formed Arab countries' unjustified joint decision to destroy Israel in the middle of the 20th century, which led to this point, people somehow forget who started it all.
Oldest Fortresses in the World Discovered
> It isn’t like Hamas demanded this ratio

thats exactly what its like. If israel wanted their hostages back they needed to give up twice as many palestinian prisoners.
Ok but if you run into any other kind of obstacle, your body is going to dissipate a lot of energy.
This is tantamount to saying we should only trust open source software. If that’s your point, then you lost me. If not, then it’s obvious that some companies are more trustworthy than others. (P.S. the many active exploits found in core low level open source software after months or years because despite the source being open almost no one audits it because they’re cheap and/or assume someone else is doing it)
>The world's oldest-known promontory fort: Amnya and the acceleration of hunter-gatherer diversity in Siberia 8000 years ago

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/wo...
Don’t you think it’s disingenuous to reduce “law breakers” to those people?
If you prevent your companies from selling in the World's largest consumer market, there will be two main consequences.

Your companies will lack the funds because of those lost sales to keep up their R&D and will become uncompetitive. Leading to further lost sales and their inevitable demise.

The companies who do sell to that largest market will earn enough funds to keep ahead in their R&D and will outcompete your hindered companies, leading to their inevitable demise.

Both consequences mean that Chinese chip companies will destroy the US chip companies, which will follow the US steel companies, textile companies, paper companies, electrical appliance companies, and all those other previous industry companies into oblivion.
Would be interesting if they could do this in embryos.
To reply, no - your eyes would not continue to exist if the eyelids are removed. Nor would your teeth if the lips were removed. You’re hyperbolic false equivalencies won’t win anyone over (and we have the same general stance on this issue!).
Or consumers saving less is an option too. For example if they thought Big Ticket items like housing were increasingly Out Of Reach, they might be inclined to simply spend more of their money instead of putting it in savings
Google admits the Gemini AI demo hands-on video was staged
> this site's audience is mostly folk who like the status quos set by FAANG

something something someone's salary and getting them to see something
How do I test for it at my house?
That's all the experts came up with?

Expert 1:

>Samer Hamdar raised concerns about limited "crumple zones," but added that other features might make up for that.

Innovative vehicle design could challenge traditional safety paradigms like crumple zones. I guess we'll have to check the extent of the compensatory shock-absorbtion mechanisms.

Expert 2:

>"If you're in a crash with another vehicle that has a crumple zone and your car is more stiff, then their cars are going to crush and yours is resistant."

A stiffer structure could also protect the occupants better by deforming to a lesser degree? We're entering somewhat paradoxical territory with this criticism.

Expert 3:

>The heavy weight of the trucks and their high acceleration "raise red flags for non-occupants."

Heavy weight vehicles aren't a new phenomenon in the automotive industry, right? I'm uncertain about how this safety hazard is specifically unique to the Cybertruck, as opposed to many other vehicles.
Inflation = prices going up. That's it's definition. "Prices aren't going up because of inflation" has got to be the dumbest talking point ever invented. Could there be a more transparent propaganda term than "greedflation"?
He's been absolutely useless, and everything relating to AI under his watch this last year has been disastrous. This is all way over his head, he doesn't have either the knowledge, the charisma or spirit to move things forward. They should show him the door before any other major embarrassment.
I'm pretty sure this quote from the founder is wrong on multiple levels:

> “That means that anytime you text your Android friends, anyone can read the message. Apple can read the message. Your phone carrier can read the message. Google… literally, it’s just like a postcard. Anyone can read it. So Beeper Mini actually increases the security of iPhones,” he [the founder of Beeper] had told TechCrunch.

The phone carrier can read the contents of the unencrypted SMS. But the contents of the message never traverse Apple or Google networks.

If an iPhone user's device attempts to send an iMessage, and it fails to send, then the device falls back to sending an SMS via the cellular network (actually, it's not even a fallback - the user needs to long-press the message and resend it as an SMS).

The content of the message never reaches Apple because the device never sends it to them. It doesn't even send the encrypted content because it wasn't able to exchange keys. I'm not even sure it sends the unencrypted phone number of the recipient to Apple...

And certainly, no part of the message is ever sent to Google's network... that doesn't even make sense.

Now, maybe he's arguing "Apple can see it because they control the operating system," but that's a ridiculous argument because you may as well say they can access every iMessage too...
Kevin Mitnick taught us decades ago that the weakest link in any environment are humans. Social engineering is so much easier than you’d imagine it to be.
Also, because EMNLP 2023 is happening right now.
I see a lot of complaining by armchair experts regarding the cybertruck.

I will admit that I know nothing about it but I know this isn't the first car that Tesla has built. They are a very successful company with plenty of cars on the road and they are setting quite a few of the standards that others follow. I also know that there are federal regulations that all cars must follow regarding safety.

Given all of that, is it still possible that this is a car designed by a lunatic to win the robot wars? it could well be true but you can buy it with the ease of mind that when you are stomping everyone else in these wars, you will be perfectly free from liability since its government aproved.
Nobody is demanding any fees.

Of course you sign a contract when doing business. It's like that in any market economy.

What's peculiar about Sweden is how that extends to the labor market. So instead of commercial civil law you have contract law. That's the only difference.

Tesla can either negotiate a contract and do business, or exit the market. They are free to do either.

What seemingly confuses people is that Tesla is not breaking any civil law. Only contract law, which the market has organized around, and which it is free to refuse their business about.
Sink is too dramatic for a 1.5% drop. The stock has increased in the past week.
>Forging a judges signature, by itself, will get you jail time. So will impersonating a police officer in most states[1]. By taking this method of locating the woman, the stalker basically guaranteed himself prison time

well good thing emails can only be sent within the USA
I like how you put "problem" in quotes as if Palestine does not regularly shoot unguided missiles at Israel with the goal of killing civilians.

Maybe you need a quick history refresher but the Jews were not doing that in 1930s Germany.
> That’s perhaps not the best example because the US was deeply involved in Afghani politics from the early 1970s and at least indirectly responsible for fucking up countless of Afghani lives prior to 9/11.

Indirectly, perhaps, but yeah, not directly and not with basically the purpose of fucking them up.
Apple announced RCS support in 2024, so they’re doing more than nothing. Don’t think we know yet how fully they’ll support it though.
How so? I'm only getting 12 t/s using Mistral in LM Studio.
> It's a waste of energy, bandwidth and storage space.

yet for some reason, we keep on going shrug
I didn’t even realize my mind could expand to this level.
Or the Antifaschistischer Schutzwall—“Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart”—better known as the Berlin Wall.
I don’t think it can be taught, at least not in a classroom. Apprenticeship and learning from wise mentors in real world environments is the best way to learn.
Which day are you referring to?
Part of the story would be because they have supported/allowed Hammas to rule them and use them as human shields. At least they did nothing about it as far as I am aware of. Did you consider to look at the issue from “responsibility” point of view?

Did you also have noticed manipulative tactics of Chomsky and Finkelstein? Because I did. And once you do it will be hard to take them seriously or believe them blindly. At least you would not be so sure as you seem to be at the moment. You have mentioned those two like they deliver some kind of revelation of ‘the truest truth ever available to uneducated humanity’ but I’ve listened to them very carefully many times and they actively use dumb propaganda tricks to shift accents and deliver nothing that even close to the truth.
Shit. E2EE encrypting my refrigerator brb
Yes. The thing that makes the current generation of AI different is that the architectures scale. Another $10 million in training effort WILL yield improvement. And Moore’s law pairs nicely with scaling behavior. In other words, there is currently no end in sight. Plus, algo advancements like this make things happen ever faster. Plus, increased VC money means more money to throw at hardware and more folks trying new things in software. Soon we’ll be replaced :(
It's more nuanced given the greedflation theory I believe.

Traditionally, inflation is attributed to: increased production costs (like raw materials, labor, etc.), increased demand, and monetary factors.

Greedflation instead says some of it is also attributed to: firms with significant market power increasing prices more than would be necessary to cover their increased costs.

This kind of price increase is not driven by the usual market dynamics of supply and demand but rather by the strategic pricing decisions of dominant firms in less competitive markets. That means, as competition ramps up, or buyers start holding back expenses, prices will come down again, to what should have been the "real inflation" all along.
Presumably, they worry that some of them will commit Egypt --> Israel cross-border attacks.
I'm so tired of (usually conservative) people who obviously have never even heard of the BLS try to talk about how "fake" the unemployment rate is.

No, actually, there are 7 different variations of that metric, and they are all extremely correlated with each other. The reality is that unemployment by all metrics is extremely low. Cry about it conservatives.
Laws enumerate both punidhment and ways to do things. The latter can prevent crimes.

E.g. there is a law saying you cant serve alcohol to minors. That in and of itself doesnt prevent beyond threat of punishment if caught.

There is also a law saying you have to check ids. Procedures like that do have a preventitive effect.
Totally - for what it's worth, if you ask it for the Python source code that it's running to create the .GIF it will provide it.

Also I'm glad someone else appreciates the pun :)
Market forces amount to "the price is what people are willing to pay." You dump a bunch of paychecks in the bank accounts of every american for 2 years, they're willing to pay more. All these arguments about the price going up due to money printing vs due to price gouging are a red herring. Whenever money is printed, capital gets soaked up by someone. When it's given to banks, they employ economists, so they soak up as much as they can. When it's given to regular people they thank their lucky stars that they can now afford what they're about to run to the store to blow it on, the people selling the things they want profit. Debasing the money always hurts the little guy, no matter whether he's the recipient of the newly minted money or not.
Not sure I quite follow the point, Microsoft maintains PyLance and Pyright, tools that have had a large positive impact on Python development, including AI. Not sure about live share, but if there are feature gaps with paid IDEs I would say they're not so large - the functionality available for free in VSCode or its ecosystem (enabled by Microsoft with the help of many OSS developers) has helped democratize software engineering in a great way.

Yes they have some problems in hiding their attempts for lockin on the Windows side but ignoring all the good and just labeling them terrible for that is troubling.
https://about.gitlab.com/install/#official-linux-package

In this section there is an explanation and a link to the package server. Pick the CE and follow the install documentation
I wish this existed for Lenovo mainboards.
I've seen a lot of people chant From River to Sea, which is a call for Jewish genocide, I did not see a lot of people chant for Palestinian genocide.