skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except that doesn't seem to the be the case in the context of the time

I think not being allowed to wear shoes and being murdered in mass riots when the Sultan allows you to wear shoes is bad. To my eyes there is very little difference between the level of hatred then and now, it's just that the power dynamic has changed, so I think blaming the Muslim world's anti-Semitism on Israel's existence (like the OP did) isn't really based in historical fact. There was anti-Semitism long before Israel existed, and it's not like it was getting better prior to its establishment — the stuff in Yemen was happening through the 20th century, under Ottoman rule (and plenty of other bad stuff, e.g. "Dung Gatherer" laws requiring Jews to perform latrine servicing for Muslims).
It is repeatable by 10% of people. And honestly, it isn’t that high by big tech standards since you can use both base and stocks in the calculation.
It seems like a bug, if you click ‘explore entries’ in the hamburger menu at the top, it works
Since I was surprised to learn that there's a Suzuki Music, I checked, and unlike Yamaha, it's unrelated to the Suzuki that builds bikes and cars. Interestingly, they all are from the same city (including Yamaha). Suzuki is a rather common name in Japan (I think it's number 2 in number of people) so it's not totally surprising that two companies share the name.

While I'm here, Yamaha motors was actually spun off Yamaha music. Yes, they started with instruments and went building bikes.
Globle Game: Guess the Country
$25/mo for access to a mac seems like an okay deal.
I must cry foul on the “dead man switch” theory (dead hand). I think maybe in 2020 pre-ukraine war it would have been plausible to imagine the russian military could maintain such an elaborate system out of the ashes of a crumbling soviet era, but it seems like their nuclear infra is likely crumbling if their main military force in ukraine is any indication.

Given the fact as well this signal routinely goes offline, seems very debunkable.
5’3 120 lbs here and even I feel like tubs are too small to be an enjoyable experience
it's kind of a trope now in social media for people to look contrarian against current web tech. There are whole twitter influencers out there that are not known for any achievements but just pooh poohing popular frameworks. Just an easy way of grabbing some status, I guess. And platforms love the engagement it brings.

I can see a top tier game engine developer talking with skepticism about current web tech, but it's more often coming from something like enterprise java devs from the 2000s that used to take months fudging with class hierarchies to deliver a basic form GUI. The kind that must take any opportunity to denounce electron apps but would never give up VS Code and go back to Eclipse.
you are a non paying user, having signed a one sided t&c that also waived your right to class actions. there really is not much recourse since you weren't held against your will.

soldati was a paying customer
Take a look at Restic for backups. Rclone and Restic play together really nicely.

https://www.bobek.cz/blog/2020/restic-rclone/
The article is being a bit overly mysterious. The radio station exists as part of a Russian military communication network. Here's a website that documents the communication format and logs messages: https://priyom.org/military-stations/russia
Not "actually", but as opposed to your opinion of what your argument is about
up there with ffmpeg in terms of usefulness
>> is baseload and basically never shuts down

https://www.rstreet.org/commentary/understanding-negative-pr...

Renewables like solar and wind have already changed our grid so dramatically that "baseline" is sometimes finding ways to dump power off the grid. Texas going negative is a harbinger of things to come. The duck curve, the uneven generation of solar and wind, means that "baseline" solutions like nuclear (and coal) aren't responsive or flexible enough.
Because Mario and Luigi are very short.
A Discussion of Indian food by region and caste
It is indeed great for this, but you need to make sure your network is stable.

I use it on my desktop and laptop to mount Google drives. The problem on the laptop is that the OS sees the drive as local, and Rclone doesn't timeout on network errors. So if you are not connected to wifi and an application tries to read/write to the drive, it will hang forever. This results in most of the UI locking up under XFCE for example, if you have a Thunar window open.
Mexico has better chances of winning against the US and driving out the Americans than Hamas has against Israel. Hamas has no advanced military capability.

Palestinians have over the years engaged in many good faith peace talks. Honored their side of many cease-fire agreements. And this is exactly what you would expect. After all, Palestinians stand to gain much more by a sustained peace than Israel does. The status quo (before Oct 7) was pretty great for Israel and terrible for the Palestinians. When actions, words, and incentives all point in the same direction I'm inclined to believe the words. Israel doesn't want a Palestinian state with state rights nor does it want millions of Palestinians with Israeli citizenship. Palestinians will gladly take any serious peace deal, even if that deal strongly favors Israeli interests, because the status quo is unbearable. But none of this matters because Israel has refused to engage in peace talks ever since Hamas got elected.

History teaches us that peace is possible between bitter enemies when both parties want peace and stand to gain by it. When one party desperately needs peace and the other party doesn't, there won't be peace.
Unless there is s collapse in AI i would suspect inference will just keep exploding and as prices go down volume will go up. Margins will go down and maybe we will land back in prices similar to standard gpus. Still very expensive but not crazy.
The grid still needs to be built for the worst case - houses aren't going to have days of storage for a week of cold weather with dark clouds
Agree - up until this moment, I held Apple in high regard. I wasn’t oblivious to their tactics. Sure, Apple was restoring user privacy as means to dismantle the advertising establishment. But they were doing something good in the process (depersonalization). However, the EU fiasco is something else entirely. It seems like they are trying to mock the verdict. A part of me will be deeply disappointed if this is truly the position of the company going all the way up to Tim Cook.
It has long been my understanding that while PDF can be (and too-often is) just pictures of text, PDF can also have embedded Postscript fonts that are rendered upon display from plaintext strings.

Is that not the case?
> Let them provide the bare hardware, and there will be a flourishing market of OS providers,

Why are people so obsessed with "forcing" Apple to adopt the same approach that gave us the dumpster tire fire that is Windows?

If you don't want a device where the hardware and software were designed to work together, just buy from one of the literal thousands of other vendors who took your approach.
> Put clone on a server with good networking, run it under tmux

tmux isn't strictly necessary:

nohup /usr/bin/rclone ... &>/dev/null &

then log out and it'll keep running.
Url changed from https://domainincite.com/29381-icann-picks-the-domain-it-wil..., which points to this.
Related: I recall seeing USB scopes very cheap like ... 5 years ago, maybe 6?

Are they any good? In the market for a very cheap 'scope - think, looking at i2c signals, 0v-5v analog signals from (for example) a temp sensor, etc.

Is the buspirate still around?
really tough for me to decide to use restic or kopia. instead i use a way worse solution because i'm afraid i'll mess something up
https://nitter.unixfox.eu/latifnasser/status/175095286013172...

https://nitter.lanterne-rouge.info/latifnasser/status/175095...
They're the only ones who have been mass producing EVs for more than a few years. Sure it's their margins decreasing, but that's because the decreased cost of batteries mean that other car makers were finally offering competitive offerings, in part due to the accumulated decrease in battery price since the original models were released.
Using Fetch Instead of Form
> It can be used to read/write/sync/copy/move

To help avoid getting anyone's hopes up: rclone does not do automatic two-way sync. In rclone parlance, "sync" means to either pull all files from a remote and make a local copy match that, or do the opposite: push a local dir to a remote and update the remote to match the local one. Note that "match" means "delete anything in the target which is not in the source."
I got 15 from a dozen and a half because I'm stupid and halved half a dozen. 10 was the lower bounds price. Anyway, $108 on cables. We're not breaking the bank here. You'll probably get to keep those cables for quite a few years. The waste bothers me more. I'm still stoked to have a single charging cable standard though.
Yes. Also, Beijing would never be so stupid as to send such an expedition.
Your 95% figure is incorrect -- approximately 45% of fighters hailed from Africa and the Middle East, with ~31% originating from Europe (East and West combined).

Here's a BBC article https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-47286935 and the report that it sources its data from https://icsr.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Women-in-ISIS-r... if you care to learn more.
Exactly the same mathematical phenomenon (chaos) but the timescales are different.
> I can go out and buy a windows machine if I want. Or a windows mobile phone back in the day, or an android phone today.

A duopoly does not a free market make.
No such thing as a rookie exploit
Yes, we do form connections. The key to successful connections is when it is to the mutual benefit of both parties.

When a more powerful person persuades a risk averse person to take the risks associated with being a co-founder, the relationship is on rocky ground right from the start.
Hangover 9.0 – Runs simple Windows 32-bit (x86) applications on ARM64 Linux
This comment is in bad faith, it is attempting to paint my retort as cheerleading for Hamas despite the actual content of my comment. You can do better than this, maybe.
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Or redirect attention.
I do wonder how many these types of researchers are scared/dissuaded out of researching or publishing their findings on other countries disinformation/psyop campaigns.
> DACA is an exception for people who were already in violation of the law, no?

Are you really going to try to tell me that a 2-year-old who was brought to the US by their parents and then stayed here into adulthood was "in violation of the law"?

While I agree that DACA isn't representative of common situations US immigrants (legal and illegal) end up in, I think it's a fine illustration of how our immigration system is broken. If we can't even find a pathway to permanent residency and citizenship for people in that situation (not to mention the constant threat of DACA being scrapped entirely if political winds change), who have only ever known the US as a home... well, it's pretty easy to question the rest of the system then.

> Refugee status is meant to be a last resort for people who flee in fear for their lives

I think you underestimate the quantity of political persecution outside the US. Remember that this isn't just prominent public figures who have tried to stand up against an oppressive regime and failed. Any average citizen in a situation like that could end up in a precarious situation like that. And political persecution is just one reason someone might fear for their lives to the point where they believe they need to leave their country.

But really, we don't need to limit ourselves to DACA or refugees to find serious issues with the US immigration system. The H1-B visa is broken; it's gamed by "consulting" companies to mint modern-day indentured servants. The green card process is ridiculous; imagine applying for permanent residency and being told that the wait time meant you'd get it after you were dead, just because you were born in a particular country, not because of anything else about you that actually matters.
IDF says “immense quantity” of friendly fire, that doesn’t sound like your “a few”:

Israel’s army on Tuesday admitted that an “immense and complex quantity” of what it calls “friendly fire” incidents took place on 7 October.

The key declaration was buried in the penultimate paragraph of an article by Yoav Zitun, the military correspondent of Israeli outlet Ynet.

It is the first known official army admission that a significant number of the hundreds of Israelis who died on 7 October were killed by Israel itself, and not by Hamas or other Palestinian resistance factions.

Citing new data released by the Israeli military, Zitun wrote that: “Casualties fell as a result of friendly fire on October 7, but the IDF [Israeli military] believes that … it would not be morally sound to investigate” them.
I spent some time working on a seed swapping startup idea a couple years ago, and it's a fascinating topic. In the UK there is also a law which states you can't sell seeds unless it's registered [1], and out of maybe 4000 tomato varieties the government has approved only a handful.

This is terrible for diversity because as the climate change get worse, some tomato varieties might thrive better than others in heat, or drought, or have different disease resistance... but because they are illegal to sell the seeds it's difficult to keep the different species alive and we could run into trouble in the future when we realise these government approved varieties don't work in warmer or colder climates.

There is some valid reasoning for the law... because you don't want a farmer to purchase 100,000 bad seeds and have his whole yield fail on his farm.

Those laws may not exist in other countries but the patents could stop diversity in the same way, but long term it's important to keep these weird varieties of seeds around for diversity.

[1]: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/feat...
Second this, the algorithm pushed this to me recently, curious coincidence?

I also produce music so it tracks with my feed a bit.
Android proves the contrary here. How many government apps are even available outside the Play Store?
> Why did you start off with such strong statements but then retreat to this one after you're challenged?

There's no retreating in my comment -- it's a fact that they sourced people from everywhere. I threw an asterisk on there at the last second because I wanted to show good faith; there's nothing nefarious about it.

> Is ISIS a bunch of European guys or not?

It was definitely a bunch of European guys, and Asian guys, and American guys, etc... my point was that ISIS was a group of people from around the globe and not an ideology endemic to the region.

See my other comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39153097
Don’t conflate the concepts of user and customer. “You are a product” as a user is not an exaggeration but ground truth. They run a business, not a charity or government-subsidized public service, and their paying customers are advertisers.

If you have a problem with Big Social banning your free account, you have a problem not with Meta but with this business model being legal. Offering free “service” to collect and retain ad viewer eyeballs distorts the way market is supposed to work, because it’s impossible to compete with free and customers are locked in.

The only way out of this ever-deepening quagmire is to forbid this business model; all users should be paying customers, so the company is accountable to them, they can vote with their wallet, and the market can do its job properly.
Patents shouldn’t exist that broadly. You shouldn’t be able to patent rectangles as the shape of the phone, making anyone else unable to build a rectangle phone. You shouldn’t be able to patent curly leaves on lettuce so that no one else can have curly leaf lettuce unless they buy from you.
Anyone who pitches a "safer" computer language, or methodology. Rust, for example.

People who sell memory that they know is unreliable, otherwise RowHammer[1] wouldn't work

Most of the "CyberSecurity" industry... the Operating System should be doing their job, but isn't.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Row_hammer
Or all Turning complete languages.
Wouldn't it be easier to do the same with FactoryBot? It'll similarly cascade creation of associated records.
MacOS works exactly like what you are purporting to be undesirable, but I bet you have a Mac, and I bet your experience is none the worse for Apple's wild west policies on it.
It's not a "gotcha", it's a factual statement. You can disagree with the mechanisms that brought them to power but it was still a legitimate election.
“ This feature reminded me of the MySpace worm in ~2005 (heck, I wasn't even alive then!)”

Goddammit young people :D
This seems to be an SDK or library, not a command line tool.
Not sure why the prices are so much higher when compared to EV batteries, but now that Na-ion batteries are in production we should see a significant reduction in prices for house backup battery systems over the next few years - 1/2 to 1/3 the cost of Li-ion. And while Na-ion has less energy density it's probably better suited for home power backup (less likely to catch fire, works better in low temps, for example) where you don't care about the extra weight.
I'm pretty sure I recall hearing that if you cut features that are too thin in Delerin, it gets too hot and catches fire easily. I don't think you were allowed to cut it at the maker space I was at. But it's been like 7 years so I could be fuzzy on that.
There are so many stupid decisions that were made with Windows 11 that it's probably good that most people can't use it without creating tons of ewaste replacing perfectly functional HW.
Check the Striso Board.
Better to have a clean break. If appropriate the shares can be bought out so that the "co-founder" does receive some compensation for the vested value. Let him leave and do his next thing.
The average EV on a workday won't need to get even close to below 50% battery if regularly charged on worksite
hey no need to make this an hypothetical! styled components come with ThemeProvider that does just that.

const StyledButton = styled.button`
background-color: ${props => props.theme.primaryColor};
`
Regardless of whether iOS and iPadOS are the same OS, I think it is substantially the case that they operate in different markets (smartphone market vs. tablet market).
Other than Siri, what stability or usability issues are you experiencing?
To add to that fun fact, it's why the Yamaha logo is three crossed tuning forks.
I think it's a pair of relatively straightforward and banal observations and you have a choice about how personally you want to take them. You can simply say nothing, and reasonable people might reasonably assume that you of course repudiate Hamas wholesale. I'm happy to do so as well.

At the point in which I entered the thread, there was some dispute as to the intent and good faith of Hamas itself. All I care about is that we establish that no such good faith exists. Your own personal beliefs are not something I feel the need to litigate.
I would be more concerned about accuracy, bias and curation sooner than I would think about the license in case of a community-built dataset. Take a website such as TasteAtlas, for example. They frequently publish rankings of best/worst foodstufs, but their data on that is garbage (even if you skip the fact that taste is highly subjective). Not only are there lots of incorrect assumptions made (e.g. a dish always belongs to only one national cuisine), but also the popularity data is not curated at all, so they end up with situations such as the first place in my country on the "100 Best Food Destinations" list was a tiny village with a truck stop.
Why are you using a Markov process though to model time-dependent likelihood pathways ?

Doesn’t make sense. Your next step depends on much more than just knowing where you are at S. One needs to account for the history of where you were before.

Or maybe you’re just using technical words with precise meanings to describe a vague imprecise heuristic?
This isn't a great article. The Russian military unambiguously operates this, and there are pictures of the instructions on what frequency to use to listen to messages on it:

https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-O5t8V39LpJRaSz5h-gt5rZA-t500x...
Excellent Advice!

In addition, the OP might perhaps find some of the resources i mention here (there is good advice from others too in the thread) useful - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39086359
Speed is Everything for AI research
I'm still amused that my CPU is new enough to have 16 physical and 32 virtual codes, but too old for W11
That's one of the reasons I started with this article in the first place: there is so much knowledge about all of this stuff floating around but it is very fragmented. I wanted to have a single notebook for myself to keep track of what I've figured out, what works and what does not and then it seemed a natural to share it with others. Over time I intend to keep fleshing it out.
> "Great! The illegals have a hard time with immigration. Maybe they should not have broken the law, then!" But to many it is their entire lives, and through no fault of their own.

This is the thing that really gets me. There's all this hand-wringing about how people in the country illegally should just accept that they did it "the wrong way", and oops, well, I guess that means they're not worthy of being treated as a human with wants and needs and dreams anymore. Because what, they crossed an imaginary line on the ground someone drew, in a way that didn't match up with the rules a bunch of out-of-touch people decided on? Not just out-of-touch, but people who actively use immigration reform (or the lack thereof) as a political weapon.

It's so easy for someone (such as myself) who was born in the US, whose family has been in the US for generations, to just not get what a big deal all this is. I will likely never have to worry about feeling unsafe in my own country, feeling like I have absolutely no opportunity to house, clothe, and feed myself. And if I did, I'd still have options! I know it can be hard for some of us to try on the shoes of someone who believes that the only way for them (and their family) to have a future is to pack up whatever they can carry and risk their lives to "sneak" into another country where they will have better chances. But I really wish people would show more sympathy and empathy toward people in that situation.
Underground freshwater levels are declining rapidly around the world