skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
X.org is maybe not in the same bucket as X.com. x.org is very tech oriented and the people who visit that site are much more likely to appreciate the unusual domain.

It doesn't change the fact that it looks a bit weird.

I think any domain that is shorter than it's tld looks a bit funky and requires a second look to process that it is real.
Funny to see the revival of the dog search engine, after Lycos.
Whatever legal change happened says they can’t do business with Russians. I doubt there’s a get out clause saying “unless you got a year up front out of them” in that law.
I find it a useful piece of information for people who'd want to venture into making paid apps that the galaxy store can be like that

But honestly just flag and move on

> Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. If you flag, please don't also comment that you did.
The entire early earth was bombarded by lightening on an almost constant basis due to a number of factors.
I expect workers like this. Warehouse picking is grueling work and no one really likes it per se. So having a robot do it is good to allow humans to do other things.

I don’t think the solution is to keep grueling jobs or pay more to make people do things they don’t want to do. Of course more money is good, but at the end of the day, it’s a repetitive job that doesn’t require much thought.

What’s interesting is that if these only cost $3/hour to operate that’s only $25k/year (assuming 365x24 operation) so if these things last 5 years then that means the idea is they will only cost $125k to buy and maintain. That’s cheap enough that middle class people will have live in super servants. And that’s much more appealing to me to have a laundry/dish/sweep bot. Especially since I could probably chip in with neighbors and eventually not have to do these household chores.
"The little book of exoplanets" - Really well written - explains a lot of the tricks used to discover exoplanets and how it changed a lot of pre-stablished thoughts in planetary formation theory.
I absolutely love the mecha genre but AC has always been nearly unplayable for me. I could never get used to the controls.

Unless the new AC does something different, I would always classify AC as a niche series.
> I don’t think most Americans think it’s ok for google or banks to act that way

Will Americans support laws to encode that Google or banks can't do that? I don't think so. You'd think it could be a bipartisan slam dunk, but, hey!

> where informal agreements dictate which businesses are allowed to operate.

They're not informal. They're part of Swedish law and the Swedish economic system. Tesla is attempting to act like a not-Swedish company in Sweden and is reaping what they've sown.

You say that "laws dictate"--sure, and the Swedish system delegates the particulars to the employer/union interaction much as, for example, the United States delegates to the regulatory regime. Unions can agree to pretty wide-ranging outcomes in Sweden. They, collectively, are refusing to do that.
I just manually looked up these domains, like this: https://www.similarweb.com/website/mastodon.social/#overview

You can find a list of mastodon instances by activity and look up top 20 domains yourself if you are not lazy :)
Number 1 is the main reason I haven’t made the switch yet. Google local search results are something I care about and use frequently. If Kagi solves local search, I’ll switch completely over to them.
What? I really do not understand the analogy, would be good to expand on how it relates to the current situation.
According to SimilarWeb, Kagi.com has ~1 million visits per month. Very niche, for now.
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What race is being targeted here?
Two years + 6 weeks of notice, that would seem to be enough to make a move. This was in the cards for a long time and I noted in the first weeks of the war that anybody from Russia with assets in the West would be smart to move them because sooner or later they'd be at risk. Note that the real artery isn't hosting but DNS and if there are more similar actions at registrars or even at ICANN (see the 'NameCheap' thread) then that will have as much or more impact. Hosting is usually manageable (unless you are tied into hosting provider unique services, such as AWS).
The limit has been removed from most paid plans since September

https://blog.kagi.com/unlimited-searches-for-10

> We’re thrilled to announce that unlimited search is now included in our $10/month Professional plan and our Ultimate, Family, and Duo plans.
Hm, to each their own I guess. I kind of see where you're coming from, though - my partner isn't really into RPGs and the Switch is apparently such an underpowered children's toy console that it's unfathomable it could have any decent games. It's been quite a quiet year on the gaming releases front for him.
“Getting high on abstraction” is an awesome phrase from this article. Would make a great title too.
Again?

Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38559673
I don't think this qualifies, as the definition is as follows:

>prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism by an individual, community, or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

There is no discrimination on racial or ethnic lines going on. If Russia wouldn't have invaded the Ukraine they wouldn't have put their citizens in this mess in the first place. Actions have consquences
Kagi has a reasonably generous free tier. If you don't use search heavily, that's for you. If you do use search heavily, it lets you "try before you buy".
Russian or Belarussian are not a race. Why does everything have to be "racist"?
I've still got a counterfeit Athlon XP, IIRC a 2500 marked up to appear to be a 3200. I was able to get a refund for the fraudulent part from the credit card processor. Interestingly, AMD offered to send me a replacement, but NOT a 3200, which was top of the line at the time. I kept the counterfeit chip instead.

Like the author of this article, I had some performance problems with the part, but I was sure I had a fake when I looked at the printing on the package of the chip.
Depending on how comfortable you are with tinkering with your devices (in terms of software) I recommend you take a look at LineageOS and check if your device is supported.

I used a motorola moto g (the one with 1 GB of RAM!) from 2015 until last year.
A newspaper advertisement.
Yep I'm that old.
JC converts the output of popular command-line tools to JSON
Clearly not. A reasonable expectation might be though that if you want to sell your multi million pound products to a captive public sector, you have to publish all the source code and the means to build the binaries.
It's not racism to react against an absolutely illegal war + occupation of a sovereign country.
This could be a product of your own PoV & history with IBM. Not many consider IBM's legacy noteworthy, they became complacent and got beat out the market.
The phoenix dashboard image only shows on smaller screen resolutions - https://iambecomememe.xyz/static/img/bg/bg-30.png is the image.
Stills look great, fidelity is there ...

The actual rotating avatar videos still have extremely poor approximations of human musculature especially at the eyes and jaw (bc these are hollow surface meshes naturally)

Is there research to overlay these models on more representative facial muscles?
Hum... I know it's a joke, but just to point, chloroplasts aren't expressed by genes.
Shit take, "race" has nothing to do with it. Ethnic Russians living in other countries (of whom there are many) are not having their contracts terminated. People who aren't ethnic Russians but live in Russia (again, many people) are having their contracts terminated.

Both of these figures, Russian diaspora and ethnic minorities in Russia, are in the neighborhood of 30 million people.
Code review after merge is perfectly fine. Better, in some ways.
Kagi is quite good for French.
It's a Dungeons & Dragons game, which is one of the least realistic story genres ever created. This is a game world that officially includes monsters like Gelatinous Cube.

Are you serious that the "authenticity and believability" of a fantasy RPG have been compromised by some gay romance?
Unanimous support in the Norwegian subreddit as well.

I don't think Tesla's will be as popular in the future. They've greatly damaged their brand through these actions already.
And a dutiful wife cooking that freshly bought food, with my pipe and slippers ready for when I get in, kids ready for evening inspection and off to bed, yeah sounds delightful.
There’s no question that it’s sabotage. The only thing left to prove is the culprit, which is with 99% the manufacturer (motive, means, opportunity) but obviously need to be established in a court who is responsible and criminally culpable.

The fact that lawmakers, courts and the public are lost in the tech is a problem, but surely this crime can be fitted into existing criminal code against sabotage… although the methods are “new” the crime itself is classic.
Yeah - and i bet you that small concession is going to be a huge loss for hydro. I'm sure elon eithier is spinning up his own cyber truck steel line or using a different supplier by the end of the year in spite.
Looking at the referenced source which links to their methodology, there's about 75k child sex offenders. 9/10 child sex offenders that are caught aren't on the register. So perhaps the estimate is actually below the real value.

https://nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/nsa-child-sexual-abuse
So the first thing I think of here is Toys'R'Us when they tried to break their strikes. Banks stopped processing payments. So if they did try this, they would be unable to pay for any of those things! Plus most employees like their unions. They offer a lot of perks beyond what companies offer. So they'd probably not find any staff.
More sanely (not to be confused with likely!) the courts will decide that since this is something only the OEM can do, it must done at no charge as part of normal warranty work.
Not specifically for this blog post, but this is more common than it should be, and it's a symptom of organizational failure most of the time.

Either the code was merged without the people that would be directly impacted by it reviewing it, they had two teams touching the same code-path almost simultaneously and not talking to each other or some other lack of communication.

Sometimes the person rewriting the code is simply cutting through the bullshit because they know the original committer simply sucks at their job and you can't do anything about it (yes, I've seen that before).

Ultimately it could just be the guy being a jerk, but more often than not, it's not as simple as it seems.
You're right; I didn't offer a solution. The point of my comment was how one-sided and predictable the framing around these measures has become. As you can see by some of the other comments, I seem to not be the only one thinking that.

Let me ask you the apparent counter question: do you not see the value of private communication? If you use Facebook Messenger personally, don't you feel that you have gained something by your messages being encrypted? If not, is your reply simply "I ain't got anything to hide"?
Because they're not idiots? Hetzner doesn't want to end up in the cross hairs of authorities coming down on companies doing business with sanctioned entities. This is their legal department speaking, not the technicians and a change in postal address is so transparent that it will not work.
I think i'm tired --- initially read that as particle accelerator and improved widget.

then started to wonder what particle accelerators have to do with browsers.
Yeah, I would speculate the same.

However it could also be "Just easier" or that Hetzner doesn't want to deal with Russians anyway.

Normally the way these financial sanctions go is that you are permitted to give service if it has already been paid for but you cannot take new service. Annual contracts are a normal thing but I don't see the option in Hetzner right now, so it could easily be an oversight.

It could easily be that they take monthly billing only (normally) and have no desire to introduce this to bypass the "russians cannot purchase services" style sanction.
Yes, the west is corrupt. The rest is worse though, and less ashamed of it.
Other than the login, there's a quite interesting Code of Conduct. Name of company/org is just missing and it describes things like using electronic time cards and equal employment opportunity, which is kind of funny if it actually is freemasonry related (I think they would be one sex only)
Exactly. What The Economist has sensationalized is a symptom. Low hanging slow-news-day fruit.
Mullvad is able to do this without passwords and emails AND it is a paid product that is privacy based.

I don't see why Kagi can't do the same.
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It's two years and 6 weeks (almost 7), not 1 month.
Indeed, Amazon should automate it, and we'll collectively tax the automation to prevent all the gains going to shareholders. Profits still made, just not too much.
They just don't deliver the license plates. Tesla can go and pick them off at the postal center themselves.

I imagine they're just thrown into the corner of a warehouse somewhere.
Maybe they should stop brutalizing their nearest neighbors with guns and their global neighbors with hacks as if this is normal behaviour idk

Not on us that they've let their reputation slide so far
US Army employee indicted for stealing $100M from military youth program
Yes, on the most recent Android, there is no monopoly.

On anything else, it's there.
If you add !gb to your search it will restrict it to the UK.
https://onlineomnichord.com/
Good, maybe Hetzner IP ranges will become a little cleaner :)
> Some frustrated travellers even smashed their way out the cold, dark trains and walked down the tracks to escape after getting stuck for more than three hours.

It's a shame train operators don't feel able to make the common sense decision to give the passengers the option to walk before the three hour mark, without requiring them to "smash their way out".

Obviously, some passengers won't be able to make the trek, and it's not without danger, but given the choice between walking over some slippery rocks and spending 4 hours without access to a toilet, I know which I'd prefer.
So why now? Almost 2 years after the invasion.

My guess is that Hetzner got tired helping intelligence services bug their customers:

https://www.devever.net/~hl/xmpp-incident
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> The point is that it's not Tesla's employees that are behind it.

How do you know this though? Union membership is anonymous. You have no reason to tell your employer you're a member. If there's a strike all employees can legally take part to help stop identification of members. Every member of Tesla could be a union member saying they aren't to avoid pushback by Tesla. That's just as likely as none of them being a member.
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What the GP explained is commonly true when it comes to interacting with other humans, with only a few exceptions. You can complain about human nature being counter productive all you want, but refusing to adapt to this reality and foregoing fundamental soft skills is, ironically, even more counter productive.
So, the Swedish word for union is fackförening, where fack is pronounced exactly as English fuck. There’s a story that Stig Malm, at the time the head of the biggest Swedish union, LO, went to Brussels and orated lengthily about the Swedish fack unions.
Lots more discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38559582
Hard lesson learned the hard way ;) Abstracting and clean coding around seemingly abstractable and similar fresh code (or even existing one!) without knowing the details that lead to that (agreed, often also not the best craftswork, but anyway) or the near future, is often the culprit of the later big tangled mess to be.

Also really, not just refactoring someones code without talking, but just pushing? Not even a PR? Imagine a workplace where everybody does this the whole time, lol. The boss asked for a revert for many good reasons ;)
Author here. What do you mean? The article this thread is about has hardly any opinion in it. Or consider this piece explaining how LLMs work: https://www.understandingai.org/p/large-language-models-expl...
What type of work? I'm really only interested in coding related help :)
Jewish culture, Italian culture, Greek culture, Spanish culture - all famed for big families, worshipping fertility, etc etc. They all fell to the demands of advanced-capitalism demands. A couple of generations and that becomes true of any culture: once women are free to decide their own destiny, and educated enough to know there is a world of life options, they want to dedicate less of their time to child-rearing.
Delusional thinking…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women-are-wonderful_effect
That’s genius!
As someone in the industry my experience was sudden insanely high shipping & container costs and an inability to get stuff out of port while storage fees added up. Of course prices for goods had to increase to support these sudden expense increases. You literally could not get containers at all at certain points during the pandemic.

My company, and I suspect others as well, were cautious about reducing prices as shipping costs eased. Which has contributed to their healthy margins but others are finally starting to lower their prices as well which is now causing us to do the same.
Musk did an interview with Sandy Munro about it. Worth watching.
> micro transactions and loot boxes

it helps that the dev studio is based in Belgium where loot boxes are banned by law :)
i had to backtrack about three hours when i started act 3 since for some reason Karlach was saying our relationship had fizzled out. i had missed a lot of interactions from not visiting camp enough.

other than that i do remember the companions being really horny for me at the big camp party in act 1. i did find it jarring but one perspective that i liked was that you could look at it as casual sex - games usually treat sex as an end goal for relationship mechanics. its still hard to square it up with almost everyone wanting to get in your pants - but i think that's a by-product of making sure players have choice and i can live with that. it also only happened to me once and once i turned everyone down i wasn't interested in they left the matter alone ( except Gale lol )
That's exactly what I configured right after reading this news, here's a rule I came up with:

(https?://www\.nytimes\.com\/\d{4}\/\d{2}\/\d{2}.*)|https://archive.is/newest/$1

Unfortunately, I quickly encountered the "Too Many Requests" error while testing. Maybe I should configure an nginx rule to distribute requests along my multiple VPSes to mitigate this...
OP changed the submission title after this first comment was written. It used to say MLX was "much faster" without any point of comparison. It has since been edited to what it is now.
OFAC(Office of Foreign Assets Control) sanctions are clear-cut and they can issue very large fines for non-compliance. These sanctions have been in place for a while now. It sounds like someone flagged this to their legal department, who then advised to go nuclear, given the threat of large fines.
I don't think it's assholeish for someone who's not getting compensated in any way to not help out. It's a business. They have an active incentive to NOT help.
I wish paid apps had a 24-hour return window or something like that. It feels like it would be a win-win for everyone, as users would feel more comfortable taking a chance on paid apps.

I vaguely remember the Google Play Store (before it had that name) having something like this, never understood why they got rid of it. They must have concluded it made the store less profitable, but I wonder what data they were looking at, or if they interpreted it correctly.
The easiest thing honestly would be someway to block all foreign numbers. right now you only have the choice of blocking any number that isn't in your contacts which really isn't an option as it blocks legitimate numbers from doctors, pharmacies, amazon, etc. I really don't need to be getting a text or call from India.
Where else should I apply?
cool!!!!
> You can't get away with things just by slapping a different label on them.

This is almost precisely what a legal system is, and does.