skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a UN security council resolution. The enforcement mechanism is [kinda; see child] implied. The resolutions them selves hardly ever specify how enforcement works. It is assumed that they are obeyed, and then other member states will decide punitive measures when non-compliance is evident. This usually means sanctions, breaking of diplomatic ties, etc. and—in the case of Israel—probably arms embargo.

> If hamas refuse to release all hostages, what is supposed to happen?

That is not really the most important question right now. Hamas has shown compliance with previous hostage release plans. If there is a ceasefire, hostages will probably be released (at least the civilian ones).

Now the resolution calls for all hostages to be released unconditionally. I don’t think anybody is under the illusion that Hamas will comply with that. Instead what most organizations are hoping for is hostage negotiations, where the military hostages will be released in exchange for Palestinians illegally detained in Israeli prisons. In any other context this would be called a prisoner swap.

That said, the main issue is Israeli compliance, if there is no ceasefire, no hostages will be released. Not only is it against Hamas’s interest to release the hostages without a ceasefire, but it is also a logistical nightmare, and it puts the lives of the hostages in even further danger. This is what most states and organizations are worried about. And Israel is giving people ample justification for those worries.
Likely due to crimes against businesses that hold cash at the retail location? And that if you pay cash, it’s harder to ask for tips. Plus, cash is just slower to transact and you have to spend resources to count and manage.

The only advantage is if you want to scam the irs.
> Google, for example, provides a massive toolkit of functions and services

They already did, as well as the expertise, so the extra expense is not large in relation.
What do you mean? Safari also supports regular WebExtensions for advanced blocking. I truly don’t know what you’re referring to.
Excited for this! More frameworks with RSC support is a great thing for react!
The very best way I know to get someone to pay a debt they owe is to remove their ability to drive to/from work, and add impounding fines to the vehicle, after it's towed, since the driver can no longer legally drive it home again.

Well done, Ohio! That'll learn'em.
It's not a terribly young project (~2 years old) so you might expect a bit more maturity around the docs.

I installed it prior to this hn post and it works, but is a bit hard to discover what you can do with it.
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For the web it should be an HTTP header, integrated into the existing parental control systems on the device.
I have neuropathy in my arms, so this is something I'm very interested in!

Do I have to use a specific Aqua Voice text editor, or can I use it in apps like JetBrains Rider and Visual Studio Code? If so, are there some kind of plugins that would allow using IDE-specific features? (e.g. "build and run the API project")
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Neither is "horny" which I think would be an interesting option.
And their status page says otherwise. :)
"Linked" by itself doesn't imply the direction of causation.

If you told me ChatGPT was used more frequently by students with memory loss and a tendency to procrastinate, I'd believe you.
What do you mean "of course". It's not legal in unincorporated Kings County outside Seattle. It's also not legal in NYC. I wouldn't be surprised in Seattle bans card-only retail in the near future.
If lack of maturity predicates voting, then we're inconsistently disenfranchising individuals within classes. That doesn't seem very fair and I don't really buy feasibility as an excuse. "Sorry, but it's not practically feasible to give you the rights you deserve," is beyond the moral pale.
Thank you! :)

If I have to be honest, I started with this project to prove to myself that I can build something, ship it, and market it (bring traffic to it). This idea crossed my mind, but I didn't do it because I didn't expect I would have had enough traffic to make it potentially worth it!!

Lesson learned for next time (or next update):

- be more ambitious

- do not doubt yourself and the internet's magic
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When I was in law school I went out to many work lunches and dinners during the recruiting season. I was impressed by one firm — made up mostly of biglaw refugees — that took the leftover food at the end of the meal. It stood out in contrast to the normal practice, which was to spend $65 per person on lunch (20 years ago), and leave 1/3 of it on the table.

I chose to intern at the firm that took the leftovers.
In moderation, sure.

That being said, to give an example, an excess of lard is linked to increased obesity in Mexico.
Not in New York: https://www.cashmatters.org/blog/why-new-york-is-defending-c...

I'm seeing more cashless stores in my area and it disturbs me. Hopefully my state can adopt a similar law. I am also increasingly seeing cash prices versus card prices. I'm more inclined to pay cash for smaller shops where 3% matters to their bottom line. Plus it's always good to have a dollar on hand for buskers.
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It's Sora. https://openai.com/blog/sora-first-impressions
Answer to you and the other responder: The average man is not going to be their clients. They are broke. The clients are of course going to be those who benefit from the massive difference in wealth. And it does not have to be prostitution only in the traditional sense, it will also be so called sugar dating and literal harems. That is the norm for mammals.
> If you always pay down your credit card debt every billing period, you're considered a "deadbeat" because you're using the benefits of the credit card's payment processing but not paying in interest.

So why do they keep offering me incentives to use their product? Is it the hope that one day, after 20 years, I'll finally overspend and they'll get to collect some interest from me?
>Living in a large German city, I also never owned a car and didn't feel poor for the fact.

Lacking a car doesn't make one poor, and if you're growing up in one of Germany's largest cities (where one does not need a car to survive), you're already in an incredibly fortunate position in terms of lottery of birth compared to the rest of the people on the planet.
I got one of these a few years back, and it never called home. After mashing the keys for a while, I got in engineer mode and finalised the setup. When I called the company to tell them to try reading, they said "it's impossible for you to get in that mode". Idiots, hiring idiots.
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you can lose a contract anytime so if you want to remain employed you have to keep the funnel full

also working for one client is being a fake contractor risking reclassification and social security penalties
Many city/counties ban cashless retail.
I'm not sure what kind of poverty you've seen, but the kinds I'm familiar with both personally and from studies place far more emphasis on maintaining relationships and social capital because that's what they have. Lending or pooling money is not only common, but often without the expectation of direct repayment.
> Exactly: they thought that holding land over several generations was indicative of good "blood" (what we would call genetic traits).

While, yes, “good blood” was the social narrative, I think it was a lot more about institutional power (both wealth and connections) than what we would consider “genetic traits”.
Consumers, especially those paying in cash. Merchants jack prices up to account for credit card fees. The fees pay for things like cashback and flights. Typically CC companies don't allow for merchants to have discounts for stuff like paying in cash (although some businesses may anyways...) so customers paying in cash essentially pay extra.
The conspiracy theorist in me says thats a low priority due to perverse incentives (namely selling more storage at a huge markup).

Another rationale is that the Apple ecosystems tends to not use JPEG by default anyway, right? It uses HEIC or something.
So org-mode for vim I think?

I expect that's nice if you don't like emacs for some strange reason :D (and indeed object to setting up evil mode).

My curiosity is dampened by it not really explaining on the wiki very well and trying to force me to watch a video.
No I was just drawing out what you really were saying 'Asians are better than others."

Which is frankly something as a child of an asian immigrant im tired of hearing. Its such a self-congratulatory nonsense.
I disagree with the broad idea that immigrants have less resources compared to the US born population as a category. Immigrants are often more educated than the native US born population, with greater incomes. Nigerian-Americans are some of the highest educated Americans by demographic, and way out-earn their native African-American counterparts.

Remember that the immigrants who come to america already have enough resources at minimum to immigrate!
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Just thanking you for your tips. I was looking for something after Authy's decision to discontinue the desktop version. This sounds like a great option.

I'm going to probably gnome authenticator on top of WSL2, because I like monstrosities.
I think this would be even harder. Whilst the ship has a lot of kinetic energy that needs to get dissipated, it also has a huge momentum that needs to be partly overcome to redirect it. You’d also need a material with enough structural strength to turn the ship. Materials that can crumple or deform (like huge concrete blocks or earthworks) are great at dissipating energy, but they aren’t great at deflecting things.
incurring 14+% interest on every purchase and paying overdraft fees

Your point is well taken, but even with a high credit score Apple Card is still at 16% (for us). And after a surprisingly/not surprisingly difficult time finding that interest rate, Bank of America is charging us friggin' 20%. We pay both cards off each month, so it doesn't matter to us. But it probably does matter to the less-well-off person paying probably 22-25% on credit card debt that they don't zero at the end of the month.

(EDIT: I see @denimnerd42 ninja'ed me on this point.) Though Goldman-Sachs was losing money on the Apple Card, apparently. How does that happen? From what I've read, Apple wanted a high approval rate, so folks that would be paying those interest rates each month were getting approved but the rate of default was high. Again, so I've read. But it makes me wonder if it isn't more desirable to have customers that pay it off each month, but put everything on the credit card and thus generate the 2% (or whatever) merchant fee on, say, the $8K they spend each month. It might be smaller revenue, but far more reliable with less risk of default.
Unprivileged user namespaces make it possible for unprivileged programs to set up sandboxes.

For example, Chrome uses namespaces to implement its process sandbox. However, Chrome installs a setuid-root binary, so that it doesn't need "unpriveleged" namespaces enabled. This is sad, though: setuid-root binaries are inherently a security risk of their own. It would be nice if Chrome did not need to install a suid-root binary. But, it can only possibly avoid this in the future if unprivileged user namespaces are widely available. Bugs like this unfortunately delay that future.

Incidentally, programs like Chrome that set up namespace-based sandbox also commonly use seccomp to prevent the sandboxed code from using exotic kernel features -- including namespaces. So user namespaces won't be available to sandboxed code regardless of whether you enable unprivileged user namespaces at the system level.

Personally I feel that on a single-user desktop, there's little point in enforcing a separation between users and root -- everything interesting is probably available to your user account anyway. But sandboxes like Chrome's are obviously essential to security on desktops. So I'd tend to say, on a single-user desktop, enabling unprivileged user namespaces improves security overall, by encouraging the use of sandboxes.

Multi-user systems are a different story, obviously.
You are legally required to have auto insurance for exactly this reason. As for banking, there are limits on overdraft fees, also written into law because people are not always responsible with money regardless of age.
Not sure how to yt-dlp a big section of that video without downloading hours and hours... I found this tool but not going to install C# for it.

https://github.com/rytsikau/ee.Yrewind/
Regardless of the rate, the fact that it does happen shows that not all child support payments are moral.
I know. Here I am modeling my data generating process like a chump.
what a bizarre question

highly paid is meaningless without taking into account cost of living

and engineers are not the highest paid people
If there are people intellectually challenged, the solution is not to abuse them for menial tasks which noone want.
Does this still work if you have user namespace covered by AppArmor?

https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/spec-unprivileged-user-namesp...
Apple was always very frugal regarding memory and storage
This was such a well executed demo. A few seconds in and I'm seeing the value. The core of the product is fully explained in just 36 seconds.

It's less about how quickly all that transpires and more about presenting the product in a way that doesn't require a lot of talking around it. Well done.
Render Is Down
Their status page says operational, but even their main website https://render.com is down

edit: website is back up
Make an Electron app that simply wraps your website! Just build in best-practices updating of the wrapper as well from day one, in case you want to ship improvements to the wrapper or start to move more things to client side processing.

As a side benefit, you get real estate in people’s docks and desktops :)
blessed.rs is fairly new. And if you look for yaml on this page, it links to serde; and serde_yaml being deprecated (with no blessed fork yet) is precisely part of the issue discussed in the parent article: https://lib.rs/crates/serde_yaml ; and that's perfectly fine for the maintainers to declare, it was all open source with no warranty whatsoever.
Toss is probably the wrong word. Added to the e-Waste pile in my basement.
if you have low cost of living, maybe
No, it is the opposite. Ketone bodies are an emergency pathway of sorts.

When in a high-glucagon and low-insulin state (that is, there is a demand for more fuel in the bloodstream than is present), after the liver has used up its glycogen stores for fast and easy glucose production, liver cells redirect most or all of its oxaloacetate supply to the process of gluconeogenesis to produce more glucose for the bloodstream from free fatty acids and glycerol released from fat tissue, as well as some other non-carbohydrate sources.

In this state, the liver's own cells lack the key incredient to finish metabolism of free fatty acids, where acetyl-CoA is combined with oxaloacetate to form citric acid for the Kreebs/citric acid cycle. Instead, the cells start converting acetyl-CoA into ketone bodies and releasing these into the bloodstream to further increase fuel availability.

Cells with mitochondria can metabolize various things including free fatty acids directly, but free fatty acids cannot pass the blood-brain barrier. Ketone bodies can, and while they have to be converted back into acetyl-CoA to be used, the liver does this to keep the central nervous system alive in a situation where glucose production might not cut it.

You only have high levels of ketone in your body after long periods of fasting/starvation (e.g., 24 hours or more), prolonged exercise or if on a diet that forces the pathway with insufficient carbohydrate.
Are you referring to french? Because, if anything, french in France has an insane quantity of slangs and has an extremely emergent vocabulary. Much more so than any English speaking country I can think of. Quebec isn't really influenced by the Académie française yet has a much more "correct" usage of the language generally speaking.

Maybe it's a totally different language but still it goes to show that even a very prestigious central authority doesn't make a language better or less prone to diverge. Regardless of the reason, French is evolving much more quickly than English.
Looks like the market cap is similar to Reddit. Somewhere in the order of $10B.
If I pay cash and pay a price that rose because of credit card fees, how does that cash go back to the credit card companies? Wouldn’t it stay with the seller?
>Ellsberg was the only journalist in modern times to even be charged under it, and his charges were dismissed..

His charges were dismissed after the Judge refused to allow him to present a defense. And they were dismissed because the FBI had illegally wiretapped him, not because of anything to do with the case itself.

It's already come out that Assange was constantly wiretapped throughout his stay at the Ecuadorian embassy, including during meetings with his lawyer. Do you think the US would be pushing extradition if they thought a judge would dismiss the case based on that?
Also, it's already been patched and the vulnerable are the ones who haven't updated.
nvim-orgmode [1] is also available. Knowledge from emacs orgmode should carry over without much issue. I didn't feel like there was a need to reinvent the wheel like neorg does when there were powerful notetaking solutions available; does anyone have a comparison breakdown of features and capabilities?

[1] https://github.com/nvim-orgmode/orgmode
That is incredibly obnoxious and irresponsible and he should turn over the repo to someone else to manage.
On Android, you basically have Samsung, Google Pixel, Sony and ASUS. The rest are all Chinese brands or Brands owned by Chinese. Yes that includes Motorola.

I am waiting for what Sony has to offer this year. Otherwise it is looking like Samsung since Pixel isn't available everywhere.
A few recommendations:

LineageOS is a well-rounded Android distribution with lots of community support: https://lineageos.org/

F-Droid is a kitchen-sink app store for Free Software, much of which can replace the stuff you get from the Play Store: https://f-droid.org/

MicroG, a "re-implementation of Google’s proprietary Android user space apps and libraries": https://microg.org/ (unofficially, there's also https://lineage.microg.org/)

Netguard, an app that lets you deny internet access to specific applications: https://netguard.me/
The actual poor people I know spend more time worrying about how to afford cigarettes, rather than thinking of the electric bill (which is paid for by the government).
This is the level of discourse among Norwegian graduates. Half of them are taught to worship low level, the other half has framework diabetes.

Don't come here to work if you don't want to drown in nitpicking and meaningless debates like this.
>I'm not sure what kind of poverty you've seen, but the kinds I'm familiar with both personally and from studies place far more emphasis on maintaining relationships and social capital because that's what they have. Lending or pooling money is not only common, but often without the expectation of direct repayment.

Fair, in that the experience I'm describing is among the poor whites of the US; a notoriously atomic and individualistic group. This probably does not map to other cultures as neatly.
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It looks like render.com is down, and culprit seems to be Cloudflare. I'm curious who here is affected and how broad the outage is.
The idea isn’t bad, but I’m struggling to understand why a login is required to access an archive of free content, and why said login requires a phone number. Again, to access ostensibly free content.

That makes me really suspicious about what you do with the phone number.
Every one of your friends has a net worth of 6 million or more.

I know your type, I came from your world. You are not being truthful.

And even if you are the extreme statistical abnormality of that is nothing you should based a white ranging judgment on.
I too, have read about Baltimore pilots for the first time today. If you’d read a bit further, the Pilots use either intercoms and sometimes radios to send instructions to the captain while they’re elsewhere on the ship. If they were using intercoms, and there was no power, that would do it
How many social media sites allow you to do anything without an account? Twitter used to be wide open but X competely locked down. Instagram lets you click 2 things and then the paywall pops up. I'm not sure about Facebook but it isn't much better.
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We explain how we attained a ~40% QPS speed up at 90% Recall in Weaviate running on Intel’s new Xeon Processor, Emerald Rapids.

We do a technical deep dive into different implementations for vector distance calculations and optimizations enabled by Intel’s new 5th Gen Xeon Processor - Emerald Rapids, parallelization techniques using SIMD with AVX-256 and AVX-512 instruction sets, loop unrolling and compiler optimizations by transpiling C to Go assembly.
Reading the details, this settlement sounds pretty bad:

> The settlement would lower those fees by at least 0.04 percentage point for a minimum of three years.

> ... the settlement gives merchants the ability to impose surcharges on customers who have Mastercard or Visa cards...

> ... merchants would be able to make deals with banks to get them to use what they consider to be a preferred card.

Yikes. So, Visa/MC reduce their take but now the merchants are getting in on the game.
Yes but most of images are from Whatsapp messages. And they are JPEG.
What commodities are you focused on? Like, softs, energy, metals etc
It looks to me like it's related to Cloudflare: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/
My guess is they probably have mountains of data that they use to optimize the probability of overspending across a population.

You may be unlikely to overspend after 20 years because you are financially literate, but if you're paying off your credit card every month, you and I are very much outliers on the bell curve of net worth in the US. If you have an engineer job you almost certainly are an outlier. We aren't the target audience of these ads. There are a lot of people in the middle of the curve who mostly pay off their credit card every month but might slip once or twice, and they want to optimize that probability of slipping.
This 100%:

As a proud "deadbeat" in this category, the rebates are great, but I know it comes at the expense of broader society. Effectively, if you're wealthy enough (like many on HN are) you can use cash back rewards to get more money out of the system than you put in via fees, meaning at years end you will net back money over and above pricing to compensate for the transaction fees (IE, the prices of goods tend to be marked up at least 2% more to account for transaction fees). This is why 5% cashback rewards are a huge draw, even though you often have to manage categories, you can seriously come out ahead if you plan your spending accordingly.

This is why the wealthiest consumers - I'd argue to credit card companies they're the most important consumers - actually defend higher fees. Credit card companies know full well there is a subset of folks who will never pay interest, but they are also some of their strongest public defenders for the status quo.