skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I also think this is also industry dependent --

sometimes you just wanna work at a small company that prints money, with a boring tech stack, say ROR, Golang -- but doing interesting work.

compared to big company where it's a lot of custom tooling, then other people bringing the latest and greatest tech to enhance their resumes or profile of the company through tech talks etc.

end of day -- it's finding what works for you.
This needs upvoting, could well be that this is a life saver for your typical WP install based on 3 competing CSS frameworks and about half a meg of bunged together styles that was once generated by some forgotten Node.js script that has now vacated the premises. Bookmarked.
British man acquitted over London-Spain flight bomb hoax
I haven’t seen anyone get laid off due to ai but maybe we don’t hire as many contractors to deal with some work that is now much easier due to the intelligent automation. Perhaps leadership is factoring this into their headcount decisions now.
Is that number pulled off a Facebook meme, too?

You seem confused by the concept of a reusable battery. It's not a AA battery; you don't throw it away every 300 miles and get a new one.
Plenty of intelligent and educated humans have been fooled by "prompts" aka lies/social engineering by others many years their younger.
That's exactly the point, at least how I'm reading it. Between the US and Japan peace and diplomacy was allowed to rule instead of constant violent retaliation. With France and Germany the same - the two countries have, in a pretty meaningful way, simply merged into a single country along with a lot of the rest of Europe.

When it comes to the US Government and Native Americans it's a far less good example - there have been militarized Native resistance groups at times since the 1900s and there has been open violence (see, for instance, Leonard Peltier and AIM)... in a large way America succeeded with erasing native peoples from their lands - and ditto with Canada - to the point where the groups are too fragmented to form any serious claims at independence. I also think Nixon (yes that Nixon) helped cool things off pretty seriously by, essentially, starting reparation programs to help reinject economic health into reservations - while those have had very underwhelming success at fully solving the problem America has been trying to uplift instead of suppress those communities.

All this stuff is really, really complicated - what defines a culture and a nation is extremely nebulous and subject to heavy revision as time passes. But we're all people and we need to be able to talk about peace even if we have deep historical wounds.
> don't understand not more people want to access their DCIM folder via sshfs

The thing is that, despite owning rooted Androids, pinephones, and jailbroken iPhone (old days), I have found no real use personally for all the unlocked potential of those devices, beyond the fun and coolness of tinkering.

I need to access some photo from PC maybe once every year. I don't edit photos, or categorize them, and if I were to share them, it's likely that the channel already is on the phone.

Writing programs on the go? I have installed vim and emacs and set up a lot of crazy stuff on phones, but at the end of the day, I'd rather just carry a laptop. It's too hard to type on the phone regardless of what program you install, and if connected to a external keyboard, the screen is too small. I just don't have a scenario where I want to write programs while not able to bring a laptop.

In other words, the hardware and form factor is so limiting, that I don't find unleashing the software to be much of a use, even after spending a lot of time setting them up. I hope I can find some practical reasons, because I really like the tinkering, but I haven't.

(This is, of course, highly personal. A lot of people might find many practical use cases.)
Indeed it does appear they have representation in the Knesset: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Arab_members_of_the_Kn...

No idea about the rest of your questions, although the latter two are irrelevant (find any country where every group is doing just as well - it doesn't exist).
"You are not authorized to access bug 1876826."

Although judging by the title it seems like a feature not a bug.
immigration should be on a country by country basis, not on a population basis.

so if your country has tons of people (for whatever reason), that's kind of your country's fault and not the immigration systems fault.

while there are benefits to a culture of having 12 kids theres also negatives.

Europeans seem to have moderate family sizes for some reason.

why is that?
Yes to all but the last.

(That’s not to say they’re not infringed implicitly in the same ways a minority group in the US or Europe is, but the law gives Israeli citizens generally the same rights whether they’re Arab or not.)
There's only 2000 entries so this isn't very useful right now. With the kickstarter at 10k€ that's 5€ per entry - quite expensive.

Otoh the creator learned to program specifically to create this website, so I guess well done her!
The Troubled State of Gaming in 2024
They seriously tried to parse HTML with regex? That's crazy.
> You just persist in failing to understand the issue

And you just persist in making a "counter" based on your opinion of what my argument is, as opposed to what my argument is actually about.
> Zero, the same as most courts

Well, Israel is a treaty signatory. That means an ICJ ruling is executable under Israeli law.

That means jack shit right now. But every action taken hereonforth, by leadership or command or individual soldiers, carries with it the burden of future prosecution.
Electric Field in Cells Stop Nanoparticles Entering Membrane
"The electric field right near a membrane in a salty solution like our bodies produce can be astoundingly strong. Its strength falls off rapidly with distance, creating large field gradients that we figured might repel nearby particles."
What is the point? If Trump wins, it will just be reinstated. Congress needs to pass laws, which I think is part of their area of responsibility.
And we should believe that why? They have also said they would do Oct 7th again as many times as they could.
And, there is software for it that automates sending and getting confirmation the notification has been received and understood.

One example: https://www.exterro.com/e-discovery-software/legal-hold
Can Apple Win Back Music?
Is your argument “if I remove the context and then negate the details, then the sentence is meaningless…”?

Sure, I agree with that.

There is plenty of information in the statement:

> Ryzen AI software lets developers take machine learning models […] and deploy them on laptops powered by Ryzen AI processors […].

If I have a passing understanding of computers, I know everything I need to decide if this is interesting to me or not. It is for machine learning developers. It helps them deploy their models to a specific AI processor.
Title should be: Meet the economist who...

Note missing first word and corrected capitalisation since this is unrelated to The Economist!)l
Can you elaborate on these “problematic expectations” that you say women are imposing on men?
Just curious, is there still non-quantitative professional (not-retail) trading in the forex or future or fixed income market?
You can't attack another user like that on HN, and we ban accounts that do, so please don't do it again.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Ah OK, I stand corrected. Looks like my pipe dream of getting a Unix derivative as unified as Windows stays unattainable then (although KDE Neon was pretty good last time I tried it, from a Settings point of view anyway)
Yea, I think it's pretty odd how little awareness of tribal councils, discussions of self-governance, and resistance from Native Americans there is in the modern America but it feels like the US almost wants to forget it has reservations.
China is hit by climate change too. Every side has to fix theirs first or how could you (rich west, that profited mostly from unsustainable economic growth) ever make demands to anyone else. Take it from the game theory perspective. Everyone or noone. And which side is the easiest to change?

To me, the answer is simple and just pointing at whataboutthem is just short sighted, like building a wall to fix internal crime rates.
> It’s also crowd funded and they talk about their interest tech as well.

As well as communism.

> Maker of lichess.org, a hippie communist chess server for drug fueled atheists.

https://github.com/ornicar
Well if Safari wouldn't intentionally suck, more people would choose to use Progressive WebApps instead of going through all the hassle of creating a dedicated iOS App
https://archive.is/XUlbC
> Can you name a single state in the world with a majority muslim population that hasn't adopted any laws based on religion or passed any laws that discriminate against non-muslims?

I don't know that Turkey has zero discriminatory laws against non-muslims, but they managed to operate as a secular state for almost 100 years before Erdogan.

> Do you think it's realistic that if Israel is replaced by a new state tomorrow that has a majority arab muslim population it won't quickly become somewhat theocratic and enforce some degree of religious law against people of other religions?

I have no way of knowing this.

> I think this outside view of a one state solution pretends the entire population of Israel believes in some sort of Western Democratic values and will provide a strong foundation of individual rights. I just don't see good evidence for that.

Noam Chomsky and Norm Finkelstein both agree with you on this point, and I tend to agree with them. My argument was not that a one-state solution was viable, but I was trying to get the OP to say if their idea of Zionism was exclusionary or not.

Personally I do not think that a one-state solution would be possible unless mass de-radicalization took place, because Israeli ethno-nationalists see coexistence as genocide. I think the most viable option is a two-state solution, where a competent Palestinian standing army could hopefully force some sort of detente.
Crossing into personal attack is not allowed on this site. Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and please don't do this again.
Can we access TPUv4 and/or v5 in Google Cloud? What frameworks support them?
My bad. I remembered it as a weekly.

Still, many of the mags of the era are still incompletely archived if at all.
You won’t see “CxO customer tee-times impacted” on that list…
The question asked not for me (although...) or you, but for wider audience.

For one immediate example, I do not know what or who Finsta is. The answer to that question, as well as preceding dialogue, would help me to navigate through Facebook's business, and my path would be skewed to favor viewpoint of the interrogator.

This is not discussion of peers, but discussion before a jury.
All of that requires government.

Show me a "natural" monopoly that was not instituted by government regulation. The most common examples today are utilities which are all 100% government created monopolies.

Other examples are Standard Oil, or Bell Telephone, both where also highly protected by government regulations and other laws that prevented competition in those markets
Yeah, I noticed Teams messages being out of order (and being re-incorrectly-ordered multiple times) this morning and didn't think anything of it. I hadn't seen that particular bug before but it didn't stand out from the normal background jank.
That first video looks like a guy with an RPG walking around an already bombed out parking lot (not firing at anything).

What the second video is supposed to show is anyone's guess.
Israel also controls the lives of all Palestinians, so the total % of Arabs out of controlled citizens by the Israeli government is over 50%, but most Arabs are disenfranchised by Israel, that's the fundamental root of why it is an apartheid state
> My favorite anecdote was when the company basically told us that we could not talk directly to the person next to us, and had to route everything through the project systems.

I have a similar anecdote, but at a medium-sized company (a famous, now-defunct computer game outfit).

They had a rule that you couldn't talk about your work to anyone who wasn't on your direct team. In practice, what it meant was that nobody talked to anybody about anything other than trivialities. I found it so alienating that it's the primary reason why I quit.
I never bought the idea that work has to be hell to be financially viable. That's just marketing from the C-suite psychopaths.

Have you seen many new skyscraper-level sites pulling all-nighters constantly? And if you saw one, do they do it with the same people that was there at 7am the day prior? There's regulations (and sometimes unions) that make those the best-paying jobs for plumbers and also making sure that the plumbers can go to their families at the end of the day.
I wonder what kind of viewership they have compared to top linear TV shows? In the US, that's almost all National Football League games. I think last weekend one had ~ 40 million viewers (if I understand the statistics correctly).
This is what the purpose of a trial is, hence the evidence gathering, and rebuttal in court. The best evidence against you is no evidence.

Lets jump from civil to criminal law, where you do have the presumption of innocence.

Let's say you send a message that says "I'm going to kill Jon with kindness" to someone else on your team . Then the next day Jon ends up violently murdered. Even though the content of your message is one that does not condone any particular violent act, you should 100% expect to be a target of the investigation.

This is reasonable. In civil trials where it's not beyond a reasonable doubt, but a preponderance of evidence, these little things could tip the balance out of your favor.
Yes, my error. 17 is the total number of judges in this case.
I can't speak for Dijkstra, but in my view it is mostly about how it is taught.

When you're learning OOP, you deal with questions like "is a Circle an Ellipse or is an Ellipse a Circle?" F'in' neither, actually. You end up "modelling" "business objects" in "code", leading to monstrosities like Hibernate.

In reality, you have the real-world domain and you have the in-the-computer domain, and trying to make one look like the other is a mistake. OOP is a dandy way of managing some forms of complexity, but it's not often an especially good way of looking at most problems, much less the only way.
Did you just link to a north america only and a two year old article to try and refute the statement that Model Y was the most popular vehicle model in the world last year?

"Topping the charts in Europe and China enabled the Model Y to lead the field in total world sales, despite it sitting in only fifth place in the United States, behind the RAV4, and the heavyweight Dodge, Chevy and Ford pickups that America loves so much."

https://www.hagerty.co.uk/articles/news-articles/the-worlds-...

https://insideevs.com/news/706169/tesla-model-y-best-selling...
Because the government, by and large, isn't corrupt. There are many corrupt individuals in government, but that's not the same thing.

When it's common practice to slip the town clerk a $50 to get your deck permit pulled in less than a month, then we can start to conclude that maybe government's corrupt.
I’ve never heard of usrtk.org. Given the massive overwhelming amount misinformation published about this topic, how credible is this source?
> Oh stop it, Apple isn’t responsible for people’s choice of friends, they do need to provide a UI affordance that someone may not be getting messages displayed corrected

Apple has been repeatedly requested to change the colour to a less ugly shade, or to give users the choice to disable the feature or to give Android apps an API of some sort so they can comply with whatever Apple's requirements and get the blue text boxes.

Apple hasn't taken action because they like the current state of affairs, they want the social ostracism of non-Apple users.
Who chooses the videos? It seems ... opinionated.

For example, under 'Physics', we have "The big lie about carbon capture', 'Why (toilet) flushing isn't for everyone', 'The scientific basis for miracles', etc.
Similar price to a Roland keyboard.
A lot of home solar installers now include grid tied batteries as part of a standard installation, which is what NEM 3 was intended to do (secondarily, after its primary goal of giving CA IOUs a massive free lunch).
If I knew the answer to that question I would be a high ranked politician. But for me it's important to keep in mind what he is saying here and also in another part explicitly: a diplomatic solution is possible and history proves that. So what I can do is reject the notion that what is happening is unavoidable.
Yes, how can Mozilla possibly fund the development and maintenance of a derivative when they're so strapped for cash that the CEO makes $7,000,000 USD a year and after firing hundreds of developers.

Cry me a river, I have no sympathies.
That really depends on a company, culture and your relationship with the manager who is doing chasing and approving things for you. I would agree that bigger organizations are slower at deciding things and some things are just decided for you, but the two extremes are not necessary mutually exclusive.
It is somewhat unwise to stop reading at the subtitle.

Subtitles are often chosen by editors, not authors, and may not reflect the author's competence.

Plus, the subtitle only requires one correction to become entirely true: instead of "French", it should say "French-speaking". Because by the time of the Conquest, the switch of the Normans' vernacular from Old Norse to Old French was long complete. By some four to five generations or so.
Now I just need them to switch to GitHub actions for the ci/cd
Clojure's startup time on OpenJDK could certainly be improved considerably with Leyden with or without a Truffle implementation, and it is also true that Truffle is somewhat orthogonal — you could have Truffle Clojure running on OpenJDK or on Native Image.

However, if you want to use Native Image, then I think Truffle is the only viable way to improve the runtime performance. Even if you NI the current Clojure compiler, there would still be no way to run it short of running the resulting classes on OpenJDK, and those classes would need to be intialised, so NI would buy you little. I don't think that loading and initialising the compiler is the dominant factor in Clojure's startup; I recall it being the loading of user/library classes.
If that’s all they are thinking about then that’s pretty shortsighted. Understanding new technology and investing r&d dollars into developing better cinematic experiences for their customers will yield results in the long run. What they are saying is just bluffery, at least it should be.
You don't need a framework for that
By todays standard it would be a genocide. How do you think people would react if e.g. Russia nuked 2 large cities in Ukraine leading to 100K+ deaths?
> They just want Palestinians to have full human rights on their land, from the river to the sea

This is presumably a one-state solution?

The problem here being the Jews would be a minority in this state. Which leads to existential concerns regarding their survival. That can’t be easily brushed aside. Particularly when members of Iran’s Axis sport “death to Israel, a curse upon Jews” [1]. (Hamas and the Houthis sharing a backer isn’t insignificant.)

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slogan_of_the_Houthi_movemen...
Once their WW2 militaries were utterly defeated and their leadership was forced into unconditional surrender, followed by Allied occupation and rebuilding.
>>Once an entity like Apple becomes Apple, it can't really be competed with in the traditional sense

That is odd be cause I have never used, and never will use an Apple product and I have access to all the same things that an Apple user does?

Apple is in no way a monopoly
Doesn’t Apple have to bear the burden of dealing with different laws in different jurisdictions just like everyone else?

Agree or disagree with the changes, but this is a non-sensical line to take. If you want to play on the world stage, this is how it goes.
In my experience they are usually found after finding something weird by accident. Then the real challenge is to exploit that flaw (in this case with the text editor).
> Correct, it's very likely that Israel is committing genocide and the court ordered them to stop while they do a full investigation.

I think there was a miscommunication. You said that the provisional measures said that Israel must stop killing Palestinians, and so there is no way to have a ceasefire. I was saying that what's actually in the provisional measures is a reiteration of the Genocide Convention, of which all countries must already abide, including Israel. Whether or not it's likely a country is commiting genocide or it's self defense, they haven't ruled on. I deliberately avoided any speculation with my comments.
It's so incredible how we went from "Netflix has everything for 7.99$, TV is dead" to "You need 6 subscriptions and they all have ads" in about 10 years.

I guess everything does move quicker in tech.
The traditional(?) version of that tool[1] could also maybe work if you are allowed to make a loop of the wires for twisting. The tool itself is just a hook on a angled axle that rotates in the handle. It's called 'surrauskoukku' in finnish, not sure about the english name

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1BJQorsaCQ
The US judge seemed to go with the majority here. The Israeli judge concurred on some of the charges plausibility but not all. Only one judge disagreed with the court on all charges.

I don't think the judges had the kind of bias alleged by your comment (it's certainly possible they could have but their opinions don't seem to reflect that)
he meant the slang term "Boeuf" -- basically an accusation of being a feminine male.
Much of the Design Patterns phenomenon involves convincing Java to do things that are idiomatic in other languages.
Sephora hits $10B in sales, gives employees a cookie as a reward
I'm surprised no one mentioned Mathacademy [1] yet. It's not free, but offers great value for money ($49/month). Last week someone even posted a great review of it [2].

[1] https://mathacademy.com/
[2] https://gmays.com/how-im-relearning-math-as-an-adult/
When I saw Anki/Duolingo in the bio I assumed it was for language learning, but this is a great idea!

I too often watch these kinds of videos without really retaining a lot. This is a perfect complement to turn infotainment into time well spent, or at least, less wasted.
it sounded server side code allow-list the source, so it was probably just doing a string prefix check. the code to make the friend relation doesn't happen in the browser
Sounds spot on!
The conflict didn’t start on October 7th. There were still innocent kids being shot by IDF soldiers before then.

This is before October 7th, from September 2023. ‘ 2023 marks deadliest year on record for children in the occupied West Bank“

https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/...
Teams at least pops up a message to everyone when someone hits record. that should be enough for the courts where notice is required.
If the $1000 for the phone wasn't a "core technology fee" IDK what is...
So your logic is that Apple deserves that money instead? Or that you refuse to empathize with any company that pays well?

Their complaint seems legitimate, to me. I think you're throwing around ad-hominem to discredit a valid argument.
I haven't held a sub at Netflix for some time now, but when I did, you'd just download the games from the (android) app store. No idea what the situation is for iOS.

Of the games I've played, none were noteworthy.