skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
modern PHP has become indistinguishable from Java, which begs a question: why PHP, when Python is less verbose, if you want less verbosity and scripting.

and Java is same verbosity + has more mature (and arguably more performant) runtime + benefits of statically compiled language and rich library ecosystem?

what is selling point of PHP, that python and java don't fit into ?? (lets not even mention javascript/node with its runtime)
$0.50 per install is crazy. Not sure if anyone is going to care about this as much as they seemed to care about Unity pulling similar stuff.
Just join a different organization. If you have the same problem, maybe look in the mirror.
How We Can Control AI
27% of Lockheed Martin's revenue comes from F35. At nearly 1000 airframes ordered, it is one of the most popular fighter planes ever conceived. Despite teething issues, it is a hugely successful programme
I am p sure what you should rather be mad at is Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group.

Spotify also has competition (more than 1) in Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube Music (and Deezer?), at least those are the ones I always see popping up and being used/talked about. There are then places like Bandcamp that provide something similar, but not the same.
> Government bodies also move slowly, and they usually telegraph their moves years in advance.

There's no evidence of that in the pre-2019 period. See https://fasos-research.nl/vista-jmn/files/2022/10/VISTA-Poli... "For much of the 2014-2019 period, European Commission leaders, most notably those linked to DG Competition, articulated a commitment to the use of traditional competition instruments to meet the needs of the new digital economy."

> It's not improbable that Apple could have predicted that separating the ecosystems would be legally beneficial

I disagree. It's improbable. Show me any evidence that anyone in the world was talking about splitting out iPadOS for legal reasons.

In any case, it's really more of a minor annoyance than anything, relatively speaking, because iPhone has a vastly larger user base than iPad. iPhone is Apple's bread and butter, and iPhone is what the DMA is regulating. Apple wasn't able to spare the iPhone by separating iPadOS.
If you go to Amazon and search "tv antenna" you find lots between $20 and $70. They're very small, too. One of these days I'll go up on the roof and take down the old analog monstrosity and just leave the pole & new antenna.

Besides NFL, all the really big sporting events (MLB, NBA, Olympics) are still on broadcast, although usually not the quarterfinals & other minor games. As is PBS, the local news, and most of the classic TV shows. Not often but sometimes, Cheers, Taxi, and The Bob Newhart Show are more appealing than the streaming garbage.

I've been hearing about the death of broadcast TV for 20 years now. It's not happening, and neither is the death of print magazines.

https://theconversation.com/magazines-were-supposed-to-die-i...
Who’s reporting the figures from Gaza that everyone is using?
No, you need to know a magic incantation to run unsigned apps on macOS. You can't just double click on them and expect them to run.
I don't think this is positioned to replace Wordpress, Astro, Hugo, etc by any means.

It is just a barebones framework written as a love letter to the language of C.

If its a loveletter to a language than telling you the language is important because that's its sole reason for existing. Someone probably just took this on as a challenge for fun. It's not designed to be in the next YC cohort.

And for that reason, I enjoyed reading through the code and marveling at the simplicity and power of C. It made me warm and fuzzy. But I'm not going to use it. I might fork it and play with it for fun though.
Spirit of the law is defined. It's the first handful of sentences of any European regulation. And courts can and do rule in favour of lesser parties. If the legislature has made a clerical mistake in writing the law, the court can disregard the mistake (a technicality) and rule in the lines of the spirit of the law.
> Try asking ChatGPT4 something like "Please draw a chart of the population of Switzerland over the past 20 years".

I tried this on the free version you can get to without paying anything, I didn't realize the advanced version supported this.
It adjudicates the actions taken by all Israelis. Its jurisdiction should stop at the border it recognises. But it continues however to award land outside Israeli territory to Israeli citizens by ruling on the status of settlements. That is extra-territoriality.
We did this at a previous startup and it had nothing to do with smoking guns. We were in healthcare and, although we had a strict policy against posting any PHI in slack, we still purged history in the off chance that it did end up somewhere. It’s just another layer to privacy protections.

It also had the nice benefit of forcing people to store actual knowledge in Notion where it could be organized and more easily discoverable.

Anyway, all this to say - there are many reasons to purge slack history that aren’t nefarious (even if the practice is ill advised by some)
It's a check box in the project target for their iPad app. It's not like preliminary support is some huge investment. But I guess anything that takes away from Netflix's core business of canceling shows and raising subscription prices isn't worth the investment.
> Any particular type of content you’re thinking of?

When the wife is mad and ranting, can you email me a summary at the end? With a quiz for the important parts.
Maybe don't wear any kind of plastic? Every time you wash a synthetic garment plastic particles are going into the water system.
Yeah, probably something like “we'll make the shiniest Vision Pro app on launch day if you knock a few percentage points off the in-app purchases/subscription fee across our apps”.
For anyone interested, EU has started an investigation on iPadOS despite not meeting the threshold: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_...

The investigation should be completed within 12 months.
There's a very safe way to recycle plastic. It's also the only way to effectively and universally recycle plastic.

Burn it for energy in place of another fossil fuel.
I always saw Flexport hiring ads on HN, even recently IIRC. Wat
Selling phones? How does msft recoup the resources theyve put into windows developer programs?
Perhaps log the videos that users upload and suggest the most common ones?
"The kiwi giant's headache in China sheds light on the country's lagging legal framework for protecting biological genetic resources, analysts said."

I'm a great fan of New Zealand but I've little sympathy for them in this matter. I've always known the so-called kiwifruit as the Chinese gooseberry and its name reflects its origin, it's actually a native of China!

The fact is New Zealand originally 'stole' the fruit—the biological genetic resources—from China then had the unmitigated hide to rename and market it under its own name of kiwifruit. Right, the new name kiwifruit actually implies it's a native of New Zealand when it's nothing of the sort.

What I find strange is that New Zealand boldly promulgates the attitude that it somehow now owns the Chinese gooseberry now that it's given the fruit a New Zealand identity.

The Chinese ought to be furious. If I were Chinese I'd be damn-well pissed off at NZ's effrontery and impudence.

Appropriating flora from one county to another surreptitiously or by force has become a big deal in recent years and there's no evidence NZ is paying China for the privilege.

It's too bad that New Zealand's Zespri Group owns the rights to the SunGold kiwifruit, it seems to me it's been opportunistic and lost. If China ignores the Group it'll be teaching NZ a good lesson. Tough titty.

Unfortunately, New Zealand is not alone in this regard, Canada has done similar by uniliterally changing the name of rapeseed/rapeseed oil to Canola/Canola oil.
Yes, I wonder what are they aiming for with this kind of language.
Human: “How do I solve x problem?”

GPT: “You can buy {x} product. Would you like me to put it on your card? It will arrive in two days.”

Human: “Sure!”

This is what Google wants to control.
That's not accurate.

It's common for people with strong feelings on a topic to leap to the conclusion that the mods are biased against their side and secretly supporting the opposite. This happens from every perspective on every divisive topic.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
That seems more like what blogs and posts are for, not academic journals. Unfortunately things have degraded so much that there is very little difference between a blog and a research article, but there should be a very large distinction.
I always click deny
Well, art is something a creative makes that evokes an emotional reaction.

Seems you've made it art, even if it wasn't before.
It is true… that is literally their governmental type. There are religious parties in Israel (just like the religious are largely in the GOP in the USA) but that doesn’t make it theocratic… unless you bend the definition of theocracy beyond all meaning.

That is all not to mention my second point which is that Israel isn’t even a particularly religious country compared to the west.
My understanding is that commercial composting process is much more aggressive than what’s done for home composing
ChatGPT: The Soul Eater – Nick Cave's Emotional Letter – Read by Stephen Fry [video]
I would say my Sony Clie was peak technology symbiosis. Offline, so mindless consumption wasn't possible, but it was filled with books that were carefully selected. Physical writing interface, that tickled that physical part of the brain. I wrote and read more, with quality, than any other time in my life.
Someone puts stuff into compost that won't break down and is toxic.

Then you use it for soil and eat it
Is this a political rally now?
Sure, but I don't think is right to use their moderation powers to bend the guideline of this forum to push those views.

Quote:

> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, [...]. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.
[Citation needed]

Can you provide one for a low pow3 profile, like for the device in the srticle?
Perhaps allow the user to integrate with his YouTube history? Does YouTube have an API for that?
And you think the emulator actually takes the place of real live hardware, the quirks , the performance, etc?
> Partially correct because Linux is running under a sandbox and all applications within Linux are in that sandbox.

No no, when I wrote 'run Linux natively', I meant pure Linux right on the bare metal (on a subset of models). One random hit I got when searching:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/How+to+convert+a+generic+Chrome...

> My apologies on the snark [...]

No worries, and I realize my comment probably comes across differently than intended when in a frustrated mindset. To be honest, that parting shot took me a bit by surprise, and I was about to respond in kind, worsening the quality of discussion. Thankfully, HNs comment guidelines got the better of me : - )
What rights and privileges do Protestants in England & Denmark enjoy which are denied to those of other faiths?
Also, instead of rushing around to change the goalposts (from the Swift story), why didn't you reply to any of the statements or questions I put forward?

If you're only here to pontificate, not curiously discuss your position, you're gonna have a bad time.
> Hamas killed fewer people than Israel did/is

That's an understatement, Hamas killed less than 1,000 civilians, Israel killed 20,000+
It would seem so. Piano keys play a single note. It takes three or more notes to make a chord.
>Personally, as a commander, I would like to say that I have no ill feelings towards the Palestinian people, but we need to get as many of the hostages back as possible, and we cannot allow Hamas to continue ruling Gaza and attacking our civilians as they did on October 7th.

I'm curious about this - the idea that both goals are achievable is a fiction. You either get the hostages, or you eliminate Hamas. Do y'all talk about this?
I suppose it depends if you follow it in "the news" or your first contact was the Hamas videos of October 7th
While I see where you're coming from, I think you're simply not the target audience. Similar to building an espresso machine out of Lego [0], building software doesn't have to only be about practicality for the general user, it can all the same be just for the sake of the art. A mountaineer might say they climbed the mountain because it was there, software can be built for similar reasons, or any hobby really.

[0] https://www.home-barista.com/knockbox/dual-boiler-espresso-m...
Im not sure how well it would work, but for a low cost solution try your PC's sound card. Reasonably low distorsion and sufficient frequency accuracy.
My employer uses Teams and it is an extremely reliable productivity killer.
Wait until you hear about the nanoplastics found in rainwater
Okay so there's a difference for people who actually take telemarketer calls seriously. Honestly, they deserve that punishment because they've encouraged telemarketers. Thank you, bots!
This book has been fairly and as far as I can tell, widely debunked, and if you've read it, the holes in the arguments it advances are obvious and manifold.

Also, the complete lack of documentary evidence doesn't help - it even overstates the importance of tabulators in the holocaust.
> All correct and yet, what should happen?

Happy, fed, employed people do not become terrorists. They have too much to lose.
You could say the same of Europe prior to 1945. However today hundreds of thousands of Jewish people live in Europe enjoy equal rights and democracy.

What makes you think that Palestine can’t become one of those countries if ever allowed to be democratic and independent?
I don't know, "blog written in C" is way more interesting than "blog written in PHP".
Fossil is quitting smartwatches
The post-office abuse existed in both the civil and criminal courts. Obviously the criminal side generally had more serious consequences, but I don't think you can chalk this up to the fact it wasn't carried out by the police, particularly in that private criminal prosecution exists in England and is quite common.

[It's also not quite clear to me that the criminal consequences were always worse: being incarcerated for a couple months may not be worse than losing your home and everything you spent a lifetime working to earn...]

In my own experience there is an incredible amount of trust in the system there placed on legal professionals-- but given the rarity of serious consequences for misconduct this degree of trust may be misplaced or at least inadequately supervised.

It's not entirely clear to me how it can be fixed however, because if misconduct is handled seriously then that's an invitation to mire every piece of litigation in an impossible maze of misconduct allegations. To make progress there needs to be an assumption that the parties aren't gaslighting about everything -- which obviously means problems when one of them is!

Injustice hiding behind procedure is by no means unique to the UK however. It happens in the US too.
What do you mean? In the past year there have been substantial price cuts in many markets, particularly in the US. The price gap between the average EV and average ICE has also closed could considerably.
I googled and found this:

> Over the 23 year history of mod_blog, I've given up on the notion of anyone other than me using it. There was only one other person who used it for just a few months before deciding blogging wasn't for him and that was way back in 2002. So it was completely by surprise that I recently received a bug report on it.

That was written a year ago.

Source: https://boston.conman.org/2023/01/19.1
Granted the opportunity to run additional electric wires everywhere by whom? Something's got to compel landowners to give unfettered access to their property to run wires and pipes to other properties and that something isn't market forces. (It isn't market forces that means the monopoly provider of wired telephony in my area has to permit multiple ISPs to use their wire either...)

Or abolish land as property as an evil state construct, I guess, but I haven't heard of any right-libertarians that want to do that (or seen anywhere with limited property rights that has an abundance of utilities to choose from...)
Don't waste time fixing superiors or whoever you work with, you are not in this world to correct those people, try and join another functional organization.

One option is to bring up those todo items that are not getting done. You aren't necessarily in personal conflict by explaining their priority and the fact that they are not getting done.

There is also a very likely possibility you should think of, that sometimes the director sees the big picture and what you think is important is actually lower priority.

If you considered paragraph 2 and 3 and they don't help, do the first one.
> it's very likely that Israel is committing genocide

The court said no such thing.
I am satisfied with my various language specific neovim configs. There’s some upfront cost, though.
Hamas is not a state. ICJ is a tribunal that adjudicates disputes between states. ICJ has no jurisdiction to rule in regards to Hamas. Neither can Hamas bring a case against Israel, as it has no standing, considering it is not a party to the international treaty.
Sorry - memoizing.

I am interested in making a system that can memoize large databases from ETL systems and then serve that on iroh or ipfs/torrent, such that a process that may take a supercomputer a week to process can have the same code run on a laptop and it will notice it's been done my a university supercomputer before already and grab that result automatically from the decentralized network of all people using the software (who downloaded the ETL database).

That way you save compute and time.
I have no idea how to get Netflix certified and quite frankly as a customer I do not care. It’s a fact that the most appealing smart projectors support any app besides Netflix. You can watch Apple TV, Disney+, Amazon Prime etc. but Netflix is the one platform that blocks non approved devices.

Netflix does not even maintain a list of approved projectors.

From where I stand: Netflix has an issue with projectors. Why I cannot tell.
But the butter chicken is to die for!
As a Suffolk resident, can I ask which one?
And yet, women in Afghanistan were happy going to university until we let the fundamentalists back in.
WebGPU is only in web browsers and WASM runs everywhere. There should be a standard cross-platform API for WASM GUI apps. Framebuffer is the lowest common denominator and <canvas> may be its implementation in web browsers. See also: https://medium.com/wasmer/wasmer-io-devices-announcement-6f2...
Teams is typically a free product with an MSFT EA.
Volunteer your time elsewhere so that it will be put to good use.
The full quote is:

> Last Friday, Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare released the results of an annual study of the number of homeless people *in the country’s parks and riverside areas.*

So this isn't the full count of homeless, just the ones living in specific park areas.
Ethnically cleansing a population is not right or moral in any case whatsoever.
The point is that it’s possible for relations to improve over time even when previous generations were bitter enemies. There are plenty of other examples in history apart from WW2.

Investing heavily in Palestine is likely Israel’s cheapest option for stability in the long term. They certainly aren’t going to bomb their way to stability.

If they had gone after Hamas leadership specifically with targeted operations while increasing humanitarian aid, rather than terrorizing the entire population of Gaza, they would have had the world and likely a decent percentage of Palestinians on their side. Instead they have utterly and completely botched it and put themselves in a terrible situation strategically.
Not sure I'm deep enough into Linux to understand why it matters to run an unmodified mainline kernel version. Everything I've tried to apt install inside the Linux Deploy Debian userspace either worked or ran into selinux restrictions (more and more in the latter category; RIP wavemon, for example, as a better alternative to rate-limited WiFi scanning apps as of around Android 9)
True! Only the paranoid survive.
Does pytorch somehow work better on CUDA? If not, who cares about CUDA?
https://bard.google.com/share/ff90b8239ebe found it
Books and looks: Gen Z is 'rediscovering' the public library
They probably claimed it because in their delusion they thought the court would unconditionally side with them.

Unlikely that they will release the hostages just because a court said so.
Thing is, that fear is taught in schools, a large part if not most of the Israeli population are too young to remember the holocaust, so this is propagation of fear on a national scale, and to what end?

Additional, yes there are discriminatory laws within Israel, such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_citizenship_law

And https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/7/27/israeli-protests-ca...
You've fallen for the exact thing I was talking about. This software is written to serve blog websites though a CGI module. I don't even know what a "love-letter to C" is, but this software clearly exists with the intention of someone using it.
Your numbers are still off. A GH200 pod has 144 terabytes of RAM; it isn't even measured in gigabytes. It looks like TPUv5p may have 851 terabytes which would be a generation ahead but you didn't show those numbers.
The bash-static example alone is proof that the "usefulness" for apps isn't actually there.
Good. I want this as an Apple user.
A two state solution is still possible. Why do people assume Palestinians want a state of only Palestinians. Palestine had Jews living in it before and a hypothetical future state of Palestine can too. They are not committed to an ethnostate they just want freedom.
> Every single link on that page is dead

Unfortunately, as it seems. On the start page they say "Last updated 2 January 2007". But version 3.11 was released on 28 Dec 2023.
I give up - let's just trash the whole thing.
I don't know this required a lot of thought. Didn't really feel like a rookie exploit.
I see nothing but sales blurbs.
Samsung is also a safe bet afaik, or Fairphone of course.

For manufacturers where you need to apply for an unlock code, do it within the legal return window of the device (minimum 14 days in the EU (or EEA?) for online purchases), so then that's also a safe bet. Don't need to use the code straight away, though I'd recommend it as it typically (as an extra hurdle¹) wipes the device and you don't want to be doing that once all your data is on there

¹ user safety security blah blah yeah. If it were about my privacy, it could show the same consent prompt as it does for uploading my pictures and live location and rest of my life to a megacorp. If anything, that decision should have an unlock code you need to apply for and supply on a command line to avoid making a mistake in haste
My previous employer forced us to use a Hip hat instance. It was legitimately hell, deleting history randomly and just atrocious. Using Teams now (switched jobs) it legitimately feels mystical in comparison.
I don't get what's lazy about this. Is it because it's not appending the elements?
Obviously that means the solution is to treat talking to passengers in the car as an equivalent offense to drunk driving, according to the other commenters in this thread.