skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oops https://github.com/openbao/openbao/tree/development?tab=read...
Yeah, I'd also be curious why they can't simply send it over to a company which "just so happened" to buy anonymous data, before Nebula "happened" to process your deletion request.
At some point, I would love to setup something like this but then completely local and open-source. This could e.g. include a sequencing kit (Nanopore MinION sequencer (<$ 1,000) plus necessary consumables), protocols, and in silico workflows for basecalling, SNP calling, and interpretation.
You think a forced expulsion from their homes is what drove the 1948 war?
Reading their blurb, well intentioned or not, it becomes apparent the service will be a boon to someone other than yourself, possibly nefariously, sending your specimen and receiving your details.
Parser combinations are very powerful! For example your function whitespace_tokens could be something like:

whitespace_tokens = many1(choice(‘ ‘, ‘\t’, ‘\n’)).map(m -> token(m))
a number = numb.

what makes fingers go numb? cold, snow, or frost. Could it be just "frost"?

But I don't know where this fits in with fingers. Doesn't "of" mean "from" or "subtract/intersection"? so remove the letters frost - fingers

seems to be pointing to "ing" word ending?
That is true, but this is not case in the example.

DRY is often a good choice, but you can also use it to make logic shared that very likely never should have been shared. Untying that knot later on can become very hard compared to code where someone just had repeated themselves.

So no DRY is better than wrong DRY, but well applied DRY is of course better still (depending an what we are optimizing for).
I would be cool with some mix between Monster Hunter World and No Man's Sky. The creatures in NMS were interesting being randomly generated, they were always pretty cool, and I could friend them and such to follow me around if I wanted to. The new Monster Hunter Wild was cool as it seemed focused on riding things, which seemed about the same for this - sign me up.

I'd be down to fly a dragon like a space ship from NMS too. Hopefully they blend some of MHW with melee beyond pew pew. Sadly EA/Koei totally botched Wild Hearts as a Monster Hunter in the mean time, so this could be cool.
Probably because they weren’t setting out to create a unit of measurement

Such a unit was originally and predominantly used as a marketing tool for early industrial engines
To understand why, see the documentary: The Occupation of the American Mind by Loretta Alper and Jeremy Earp.

It is available for free on their official website: https://www.occupationmovie.org.
Not really, unless the user goes to the settings and disables battery optimization for the app. If the device is idling the app will only be able to wake up periodically. Starting at 15 minutes and exponentially grows to up to 6 hours [0]. Element works around this by abusing exact alarms, which require the user to grant a permission, together with a wakelock, but this approach will probably not last forever.

[0] https://cs.android.com/android/platform/superproject/+/maste...
Look, I'm not going to go over that last one by one, but a bunch of those are taken out of context, e.g. speaking specifically about Hamas but being presented as being about civilians.

Some of those statements are also reprehnsible and are should be and are rightly condemned, within Israel as well.

But do you have a similar list of all the statements that Israeli officials have made that go against these? Because there are far more of those, they just don't make it into circulation like these. There are many, many on the record statements of Israeli officials specifically saying that the war will be conducted justly, morally, while trying to minimize civilian casualties.

You can choose to dismiss those as "well they have to say it to please the world", and insist that these statements you've linked are the only ones that matter, but then you're just choosing what to believe based on your own prior beliefs going into this.
Welcome to Open Source, where being actually open is a competitive advantage!

If you want users of your software to have the brightest future, you need to accept the fact that others can make money and services with your code. If you try to shut that down, people will fork the most recent version of your code that has an OSI compatible license.

Of course, they could have chosen a license like AGPL in the first place, which prohibits services with non-AGPL changes. But then, the product would have been less likely to have the viral growth that HC products enjoyed.
Generally high voltage ( electrical ) and low voltage ( network) should be in physically seperate conduit.

This is both for safety (heat as well as cable breaks) and for actual noise issues.

This is something that should be done by an engineering firm no an architect, the architect should know it needs to be contracted out though.

Most property just isn't built to those kinds of margins.
Yes, but at least you get the same experience on every device with the other monopolies.
Just because WhatsApp does it too, doesn't make it right.

These apps are not e2ee if almost every user has in effect encryption disabled.
I think it's incorrect to frame every action in Israel as the actions of Likud. That's not at all how the Israeli government works. It's a coalition government in which, yes, Likud is the biggest party, but made up of many other parties as well, and for the purposes of this war includes a party that was previously an opposition party to this government.

For better or worse, the Likud-led coalition is the current government of Israel, and Hamas is the current government of Palestine.
There are plenty of rural areas with regular but short power outages.

If you can save your freezer and have a little bit of light that helps a lot.

In worst case you probably have a generator somewhere
Absolutely, there are lots of workloads that do not run on actions and require custom hardware (GPU? Big boxes) or greater privileges to Linux API than actions provide, or just better caching.
This. We’re using the this at my day job for the requirement for the runner to access private resources such as internal api’s etc
Reading the list of features I see that dolphin from kde under Linux checks a lot of those boxes, which ones in particular do you miss?
Nope. You can't blame uses for this. The reason we have governments at all is because individuals all operating independently cannot get out of local optima like this
This piqued my interest so I made an ollama modelfile of it for the smallest variant (from TheBloke's GGUF [1] version). It does indeed seem impressively gpt4-ish for such a small model! Feels more coherent than openhermes2.5-mistral which was my previous goto local llm.

If you have ollama installed you can try it out with `ollama run nollama/una-cybertron-7b-v2`.

[1]: https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/una-cybertron-7B-v2-GGUF
I don't really see what the UN can do. Even if you had a solution that no one likes how do you force it on both parties?

The UN doesn't have the firepower to force Israel to do anything it doesn't want to do, and doesn't have the desire to force Palestine to do anything it doesn't want to do.
Because the shit filesystem API of Windows, not because there was a problem with Linux/Unix syscalls. At the end, is more IO perfomant to run a VM using a file as hard disk (or a real hard disk), that using the windows native filesystem API under the simple POSIX filesystem API.
Why do they build this Rube Goldberg system? Do consumers demand that they can access their data from everywhere so keeping it on some server is necessary? Do they need the data from everyone to do statistics on them? Is it related to selling the analysis software as a subscription?

All in comparison to the obvious solution, send in a sample, receive the resulting data. Plus some offline analysis software that you can buy a license for and maybe update from time to time.
As with any policy, it will be up to the Government to use its three branches of power to determine and enforce their laws.
My problem is that I'm paying for something that could be far more useful than it is, and I haven't actually found satisfactory alternatives. For instance, I haven't found an end-to-end encrypted and still user friendly cloud option for my photos.

Apple's problem is that they are selling less to me than they could and risk losing me as a hardware customer as well.

Now, I totally get their strategy. It's a bet that net net they are locking more people in than they are locking out. It's hard to tell whether or not this is paying off for them. Not even Apple can know the counterfactuals.
Arm based PCs are becoming a thing too. Won't the hackintosh have a new home there?
> instead of a digitally signed file that the recipient can trivially verify with the ordering entities public key?

They wouldn't want that, because they don't want it to be easy to prove that they demanded surrender either.
The hidden attribute in HTML
> pretty low amount of collateral damage for fighting in an urbanized area. Keep in mind the "civilian" casualties numbers for Palestine come from Hamas-controlled entities

I am not sure about what you mean by "pretty low" collateral damage when almost half of the infrastructure of Gaza has been damaged or destroyed, including historical and heritage sites. More than 17,000 Palestinians have been killed, around 70% being women and children. I guess those "civillian" casualties are militants to you.

It is also disingenuous to say that the casualty numbers cannot be trusted as they are from "Hamas-controlled" entities when historically the numbers the Gazan health ministry gave has tallied with Israeli numbers in every war prior. It is like conflating that the FDA cannot be trusted if Trump said not to get vaccines, because they are under the same government. Different agencies are not held to the same standard and they might not have the same goals, Hamas is mainly a military wing, while the Gazan health ministry cares for the health and survival of their people.

Also, Israel keeps track of every person born and dead in Gaza, they have state-wide surveillance there, they could have chosen to send in surgical strike forces and taken out the militants strategically, but instead chose to carry out one of the heaviest bombardments in the current decades. Netanyahu has also said their military won't leave Gaza, after the war. Seems like they plan to expand their West Bank Occupation operations to Gaza.
None. OpenTofu name comes from Terraform => TF => Tofu. Bao is another asian food, so it kinda fits (people involved with OpenTofu are not the same as people working on OpenBao, but why not have some common theme).
> These policies don't seem to be making Jews safer.

I agree.

And I'm not saying that any countries are better or worse at being an ethnostate than Israel, just that there are many countries where racial identity is prominent. China as an ethnostate is complicated (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Dream for some examples), but 91% of people in China are Han Chinese. That culture is predominant and the Chinese state has an official language associated with that identity. Likewise, foreigners make up just about 2% of the population in Japan (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Japan). Japan is known to be an insular country that has a reputation for xenophobia. That's what I meant by de facto. Both countries have a dominant culture in a more pronounced way than the United States, for example. China also practices ethnic clensing with things like the Uyghur cultural genocide, which could be compared to some of the policies you linked.
I don't know what is actually required. I'm asking.
> anti-Zionism is the proposition that Israel must be destroyed

That’s not true. Rebbe Teitelbaum was an anti-Zionist, he opposed the creation of the modern state of Israel as sinful, and he opposed Haredi Jews cooperating with the state (such as by being elected to the Knesset or accepting government benefits.) But he did not support the physical destruction of Jewish communities in Eretz Yisrael. And that remains to this day the mainstream anti-Zionist position of Satmar, Edah HaChareidis in Israel, and the Central Rabbinical Congress in North America - the belief that the existence of the state of Israel is a sin, and that it is a sin for Jews to cooperate with it, but at the same time strongly condemning extremist anti-Zionist groups such as Neturei Karta who ally with non-Jews who seek to physically harm Jews who live there, and rejecting any cooperation with the Palestinian cause-Rebbe Teitelbaum viewed his anti-Zionism as an internal Jewish issue, and in any violent conflict between Jews and non-Jews he would pray for the Jewish side, even though those Jews happened to be his Zionist opponents.

As well as mainstream Haredi anti-Zionism, there are other varieties of anti-Zionism which don’t entail support for the physical destruction of Israel. Zionism is Jewish nationalism. Some people have a principled ideological opposition to all forms of nationalism - they are anti-nationalists - and a consistent anti-nationalist must also be an anti-Zionist. That principled opposition to all nationalist ideologies does not entail any particular position on practical questions, and is completely compatible with pacifism, and hoping that the majority of the population of Israel/Palestine eventually comes to peacefully reject nationalism.

Nationalism comes in many varieties - civic, linguistic, ethnic, religious, ethnoreligious, etc - and Zionism is a nationalism of the ethnoreligious kind. As well as anti-nationalists who consistently oppose all nationalisms, there are also those who support some types but oppose others - for example, many civic nationalists have a principled opposition to non-civic nationalisms. A consistent civic nationalist who took such a position would have to be an anti-Zionist, but would have no in-principle objection to Israeli civic nationalism.

It is undeniable that many people who identify as “anti-Zionist” do end up espousing antisemitic views, and sometimes even use “anti-Zionist” as a more socially acceptable synonym for antisemite - at the same time, there are several ways someone can be anti-Zionist without necessarily being antisemitic, and many people who are. The equation “all anti-Zionism is antisemitism” which the US Congress is promoting here is a very ignorant oversimplification
when i had to liquidate my mother's life i found it sometimes rather scary how much harm you can potentially cause by forging two simple pieces of paper featuring signatures noone can verify and some stamp (death and heirship certs) often just a scan or photography by email or being nice on the phone is all that it takes to do pretty much anything. only few things like closing bank accounts sometimes require personal presence and authentication by id. you just need to know what some piece of paper looks like and the world lies at your feet.
> Please note: We take OpenBao's security and our users' trust very seriously. If you believe you have found a security issue in Vault, please responsibly disclose by contacting us at openbao-security@lists.lfedge.org.

You might wanna change Vault to OpenBao
I don't think it's using an historic atrocity, it's using an analogy. And btw, the analogy isn't to Dresden, because Israel is at the very least claiming it isn't targeting civilians in that manner. The comparison is to ISIS/Iraq/Afghanistan/etc.

You can legitimately think that those wars weren't justified, or that no war is ever justified. Some people think that way. I think most people don't think that way.

I certainly don't, and I think a war against Hamas is incredibly justified. That doesn't mean I automatically agree with everything Israel does btw, nor should it.
> What would have happened if they had just put it on the steam store?

It was once tried out by Edmund McMillen (of Supermeat boy and Binding of Isaac fame), who have basically dumped "The End is Nigh" on Steam with little to no promotion. From what he said later, it was a mistake, and the sales numbers were basically disappointing.
I don't think resident keys are that worthwhile. Relaying party anyway has to remember the user somehow, even if it's just the public key. And it still has to associate the key with the user data.

I think resident keys just complicate things for users and developers.
If we get 1-bit quantization, wouldn't it be basically a bunch of nested if's and else's?
well, there's proprietary in the sense of "not a standard" and proprietary in the sense of "no one else can make software that uses this protocol". the latter is very weird if you think about it.
When building a customer service chatbot, retrieval augmented generation is most often used. It doesn't write sentences on their own but mostly find/combine paragraphs from given content, and offer links.

That means they have low hallucination rate, maybe even approaching zero(but I'm not sure about that).
"But it says secure"
You can say that with no leadership and just keep working on ads they would maybe have even more revenue
He should just go with stm and its open source LwMesh library instead.

But the closed radio parts are indeed horrible. Qualcomm (US Intelligence) and Broadcom (Chinese intelligence) controlling the physical layer underneath is as disturbing as the various Intel, AMD, ARM backdoors in their pre-OS layers.
Every nation in that area is an Islamic theocracy, monarchy, a failed state or a military dictatorship.

If we waived a magic wand and made Palestine and Israel one country we wouldn't have peace. We'd have a a bloody civil war that makes the current conflict look like childs play.
How many of those alternatives come pre-installed and can't be removed?
Let us imagine a residential building with about 100 people living there, and let us imagine that there is information that some enemy combatants are living among them. A decision is made to strike at the building in order to eliminate the combatants. Consider two different approaches:

1) An air strike at the building, destroying it and killing most of its inhabitants, and leaving a minority of them wounded.

2) A squad of soldiers enters the building and executes most of the inhabitants at close range, and wounds and leaves alive a minority of them.

Most people would call scenario 2) a deliberate massacre that cannot be justified. Many people would, however, call scenario 1) a legitimate military strategy with unfortunate collateral damage that cannot be avoided. Question is, why? The outcome is the same, but for some reason the impersonality of striking from distance (air strikes, missiles, or artillery fire) seems to make it acceptable in many bystanders' eyes.
[Off-topic] This is golden:

> Like Pavel Chekov says, a phaser on the bridge in Act I is going to go off by Act III.
> At some point following the completion of the renovations, the two tanks were found to be missing [...] had not been entered into a company-wide asset management system [...] The tanks are, unfortunately, not in a usable state. They had been crushed and were found alongside metal scraps in a landfill.
Well is there any information about the product at all? The website doesn't really have any.
It still fucking sucks that price increases put even more pressure on people under and around the poverty line.

The economy isn't just some abstract numbers game, there are real people living in it.
The expectation that companies shouldn't juice more money out of customers who will suffer (or at the very least have to lower their living standards, which isn't as bad but is still not awesome) because of it is a very justified one.
Oh, it wasn't lost among all their replies, it was in the 4th paragraph of the header text section of that Show HN post.
Which app would qualify in your case? Signal suffers from the same client-side problem.
The vim startup screen clearly explains how to exit vim and how to help poor children in Uganda. I don't see the point of this meme. https://i.stack.imgur.com/RjuBp.png
I don't have such issue. The battery is sufficient for one day unless I use the phone heavily.

Edit: Actually it did happen when I opened a Firefox tab with a heavy js and left it open with deactivated suspend, which you shouldn't do on any phone (and even then it's more than a couple of hours).
I can't find any news article about that, but I remember that Nissan gives some Leafs to a city taxis. And was a total nightmare for these taxis in a single year. Battery capacity dropped significantly
The original US copyright law was 14 years with a 14-year extension if the author was still alive. Certainly financial interest (Disney) is to blame for that incrementally becoming 70 years after the death of the author.
I have addressed your concern in my comment

> They need to offer this as for most users, the risk of losing their whole digital lives because they forgot their passwords outweights E2EE.

There is no clear trade-off that is an option.
Awesome, couldn’t have happened to _nicer_ people. Now do Consul and Nomad!
frost is the answer. It's one of a number of numb-ers of fingers as you suggest.
Another clue I have come across in a similar vein is "A flower of Paris (5)" to which the answer is Seine. These clues may or may not be to your liking. I like them.
Thanks for this- perhaps it's all too easy for both sides of the pond to look across and generalize that the other's problems aren't happening in their backyard. Because what you describe sounds quite complicated. Wouldn't everyone just prefer a secure, modern texting app that could message literally anyone with a phone number? Without having them download a specific app? Then we could all text together without the headaches.
> Well you are watching that content, presumably. Do you feel it provides value to you?

That's a pretty thorny question, come to think of it.

Perhaps it's like eating chocolate. It provides value to some part of me, but at the same time, a more reasonable part can judge that I as a whole would be better off if the chocolate wasn't there and I'd eat something healthier instead. So I can both consume it and desire an environment where I wouldn't consume it.
Really? I know Snap AI (which is available for kids over 13) will happily advise you with how to cut yourself if you ask it.
Turning on advanced data protection is not hard.
Oh yeah I got why your system is easier but it does have the disadvantage of losing web interactivity. For example editing a comment, deleting a comment is either not possible or requires knowing the protocol. Formatting is probably another thing that needs to be more basic.

So that is the trade off: (a) your method is simpler vs. (b) a magic link allows web-based interactivity.

I just thought now though: your method could reply with a magic link for later use.
Yeah I really don't get the hype at all. I played through a fair bit of act 1 and dropped it quick. I've played other crpgs without issues but had my ass handed to me pretty quickly in bg3 with the constant ambushes and having to jump between quests constantly just to progress enough to level up.
It is quixotic. Taking events in isolation without integrating an understanding of the history here would be a wild choice.