skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> WvB was should have been tried for the deaths of thousands of forced workers and civilians

Perhaps. But this doesn't change the fact that there were thousands or at least hundreds of others guilty of bigger crimes (at least directly) were never prosecuted. Only a tiny minority of war criminals were actually tried after WW2. And almost none of those who escaped justice (or received a slap on the wrist at most) were rocket scientists or were later hired by the US government.

The whole "denazification" process in Germany was very lenient and superficial relative to the severity of the crimes that were committed during and before the war. von Braun was very far down the ladder of responsibility...

> ad bellum and the indiscriminate nature of V-1 and V-2 rockets including their use against civilians was a violation of jus en bello.

Also on that.. how is this not the same as Order No. 154 (unrestricted submarine warfare). Dönitz was exonerated of war crimes because allies admitted that they were doing the same (IIRC Allied admirals even testified on his behalf). Certainly this would apply to the case of indiscriminate bombings? And von Braun wasn't even giving the order so by the standards of the day (or modern standards) I don't see who could he be legally tried for this.

The whole slave worker thing was another matter of course but almost nobody was prosecuted for stuff like that anyway..
...But also quite common, unfortunately
Nice! I run a website with music theory exercises where the notation is pretty simple. I’d love to switch to something like this, because the vexflow (what I use now) API is a little much of a re-learning curve for my twice-a-year-let’s-add-a-new-exercise cadence
Not at all, remote telepresence could work. Though the 2500ms ping would be killer.
can't agree more; all arguments in this comment are also why I don't understand video and yt popularity at all. I can't do anything to quickly get a grasp of what's in a video, or whether it answers my question. Sometimes even if the question is a yes or no, this sequential format forces me to wait a few minutes to learn the answer. By that time, I'll forget why I wanted it in the first place.
There are rocks on the moon. You don’t need to bring weights from earth.
Not just safety, but also effectiveness. FDA checks whether the trial(s) to prove the drugs effectiveness were run correctly (eg. the randomization, the control group, etc.), if the statistical analysis was done right, if the endpoints are appropriate (response to treatment is not always objective) etc. etc.

The FDA (and EMA in Europe) are the only thing that protects desperate patients from fraudsters, charlatans and pharma-companies just looking for a return on their investment.
I don't think Sony mirrorless ever ran Android, they always ran proprietary Linux distro(MontaVista or Linaro or one of those) and for brief moment they bolted on Android 2.2 userland on it as an experiment.
That feels fucked. Doesn't that mess up with their future too? I don't think it's possible to find a good internship in the little time he has...
HTML and CSS are open standards that are governed by W3C and JavaScript by Ecma.
Electron is MIT licensed and OpenJs foundation seem like it is not going to do rug pull from under your feet.

- I don't mind GPL or LGPL and I don't believe everything should be free as in beer -

Still QT company pushy marketing is making it hard to just build stuff on their free offering is a huge turn down, to do a build I need to login to an account, crazy (well the same for Apple, but not the case for javascript/html/css).

Last but not least Lazarus/QT - how long will it take and how much will it cost to build a team of 5 developers to build and maintain product on these. When I put an ad for JS dev I am pretty much flooded, for QT/Lazarus I never posted an ad, but my gut feeling is I will be lucky to get any CV in 3 months.
Yes. Some places in the US are a sea of chain restaurants so “fancy” is relative. People propose marriage at some chains, which I think indicates they think those chains are fancy.
Has anyone tried Uno with F#?
Teranoptia – a typeface that allows you to imagine chimeric creatures
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it also had headers, and is structured in a way that solved all the above issues for me entirely
If that's your take, I understand your confusion.

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> It just makes it O(n) where n := 64

That's O(1).

> The LZCNT operation itself is a loop over all bits

That's not how circuits work. You can easily make a circuit of O(log n) depth that returns base-2 encoded index of the first 1 bit in a n-bit register.

But since n is just 64 here, you're looking at a circuit of AND/OR depth ~8, so it's no surprise that modern CPUs can compute the LZCNT / TZCNT of a 64-bit integer in a single CPU cycle.
What does FUTO gain from this I wonder.
You miss the point. We use intelligent humans because they are selected through a process of biased manipulation and uphold the powers of those whom selected it. A democratically controlled computer system that black and white follows the rules- would likely make this approach to control, less wieldy.
I like seeing qmail as blueprint how a secure app that needs elevates permissions should be designed, in fact it has 7 users.
It's still there, you just need to click "Share -> Export a copy".

It will then download the file (if it's not locally available) and give you the option to share it directly via Messages, mail, Facebook, and all other usual stuff (with no link involved).
Nobel-winning neuroscientist faces scrutiny for data discrepancies
It seems almost standard practice really to include recent offers in layoffs.

At one of my old employers, they laid off a guy a few days in who moved across the Atlantic for the job. Moved for the job and I doubt he even earned his airfare.
…what? Did you read the post?
Hacking on PostgreSQL Is Hard
It's called a comment section. If you don't like comments, you can easily avoid them.
The cybertruck sure has a shitty reputation, and that was before the recent recalls.

On the more rest of their offer, there is heavy concurrence, both from US actors and chinese.

Teslas don't sell as well as they used to in Europe either, in part due to Musk himself rather than any issue with the product (and of course chinese and european automaker competition).

Not sure how Tesla's labor conflict is going in Sweden, but last I heard it was not going in Tesla's favor.
I am old enough to remember when everything was written in C++, except embedded and OS kernels in C. Today even my chat, email client and IDE are written in JavaScript...
That's probably libadwaita (the successor to libhandy), which by the way also forces the Adwaita GTK theme. This post is about the Adwaita _icon_ theme. Those are 3 different components (solib, CSS, icons) that all happen to be called Adwaita.
It seems to me that the judge acted appropriately here. The employees were subjected to all necessary elements of the kidnapping statute.
> It doesn't. You will not be using this language. And even if you will, you'll get all the information from a documentation, not from this article. If your time is money you wasted your time reading the article.

Hard disagree, not always we read things which has a direct impact on what we do. Sometimes ideas in one area can spark solutions for other problems.

Imagine aerospace engineers never looking at birds, or military equipment not getting inspiration from chameleons.
> They build software alternatives that focus on giving control to users. From their mission statement:

> “Computers should belong to you, the people. We develop and fund technology to give them back.”

Well it's something that aligns with them. Assuming FUTO aren't VC-backed, then, perhaps they can really work on that mission?
Thanks it sounds like you’ve found something great.

I was on a small programming slack community for awhile ~30 members, but there was this one person on there that poisoned the well so I gave up on that
I'm not a business, I'm a paying customer on the most expensive personal tier. It's silly that they don't offer this feature for me. I also can't upgrade to a business plan because those require at least 3 users.

It just feels like feature gatekeeping to me, but no way for me to pay more to get this feature. But I also understand that personal users are not Dropbox's main focus.
I think internships are a different case compared to regular employement. Internships are time limited anyway, and the interns are likely less able to compensate the potential financial aspects of a short term cancellation.
Robinhood is a brokerage, and should be passing proxy ballots through to you for companies you hold shares in.

It's arguable whether Vanguard should allow this, and whether it'd matter at the end. Vanguard is for retail investors who want to invest their money as cheaply as possible without thinking hard about it. Delivering proxy ballots, even electronically, does have a cost, and would likely make such funds slightly but noticeably more expensive. And to what benefit? After all, most retail investors don't care to vote. If you strongly care about your shareholder voice, the better solution is to buy shares in the company directly.

That said, Vanguard now lets you select from some broader voting methodologies (e.g. Vanguard's default, ESG, or "good corporate governance"). But nothing specific like "good corporate governance, except screw Musk over/always favor Musk".
There was nothing at all wrong with your comment.
I don't think that's correct. I serve matrix on 8443 through a tunnel.
saw a video the other day where plaid was used after 45k miles and i was 0.7 seconds slower than the advertised sale 0-60. If thats true, and it continues i imagine plaid drivers will be pissed
Did anyone catch why `Let` type in the second code listing had to have both `expr` and `value` properties?
Discussed on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2678576 (46 comments)
Or complain so that things can change
That was €10 here in Portugal.
Ha, not looking for friends but just people to talk about tech and ideas with and hobbies. Just want to get away from the general idiocy of social media. I think it shouldn’t be an open door, but an invite only thing. Also I’m really, really against the idea of under 18 year olds having social media. They should have their own separate social media at worst.
> The only reason he got away with these crimes is

That's not really true though. Most nazis who were committing crimes on the same level (or even more serious ones) got away with them.
Kidnapping is defined for Federal purposes in https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1201

"Whoever unlawfully seizes, confines, inveigles, decoys, kidnaps, abducts, or carries away and holds for ransom or reward or otherwise any person..."

Locking people in a walk-in is pretty clearly "confines".

For North Carolina's purpose: https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySec...

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(1) Holding such other person for a ransom or as a hostage or using such other person as a shield; or

(2) Facilitating the commission of any felony or facilitating flight of any person following the commission of a felony; or"

So, confinement which facilitates the commision of a felony and fleeing thereafter.

Second: because we don't have human-equivalent AI, and if we did, why would you think that they would do better?
That was a wild read. Incredibly far off the deep end, love it
Ah, you're right! I'm now remembering that Vanguard mentions something like this for their default voting methodology, among the few choices they now allow investors to choose from.
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Nice. Should probably include the year in the title (2019?) but it's interesting to me because even the latest 2024 XR2+ Gen2 is based on the Snapdragon 865 with almost the same iGPU which may mean there is a technical benefit (vs just extra cost) from not using the newer 888s
Got a spare Pi 1/2/3? Try RISC OS Open 5.30 It is, literally, something else
probably Boeing executives are proudly patting on their back, because they taught something to Elon, soon Tesla will trade-off its quality for profits. Of course no one will do it directly, but the result of cost saving too much for the sake of profits will result in lower quality in the long term
Yes, they should disable caching on index.html only and have the other files update their names on changes
Hynix says high-bandwidth memory chips almost sold out for 2025
Same, imagining objects feels like a fever dream for me, with illogical and warped proportions.
IME Papertrail really struggles when you have a top level object which owns a nested tree of associations; for that I would suggest implementing a canonical serialisation for each top level domain model and versioning that.
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I think they were talking about ads because the comment referred to what they sell specifically.

>That's what social media companies sell!

In any case, without paid ads, their "friend me" campaigns didn't work. There's some research from the FBI on this.

Can't find the link right this second but I'll post back if I do.
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Did Tesla ever prioritise quality? Certainly not on the interiors IME
The right words in the right place: Nix documentation is getting better
Not a direct alternative per se, as it is meant for coding, but https://syphon.github.io/ - I used to use this years ago and it worked great then for screen captures.
I’ve read of a Japanese body building practice that involves using a blood pressure cuff to restrict the dispersal of blood. The muscle marinates in its metabolic waste, which has an anabolic effect. Don’t know what they do for muscles in the torso.

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And then also remember that Factorio is a game and thus makes this fun and easy compared to how grueling and boring the real deal would be.
> It would require a reverse lookup structure from address to buffer handle, e.g. red-black tree. Maintaining it would no longer be O(1).

Well, another solution is enlarging each allocation by 8 bytes and storing the buffer handle in front of the returned allocation. So `free(ptr)` would get the handle as `*((ptr as *const u64) - 1)`.
You've proposed a nonsensical epistemic framework. Knowing isn't binary.

You should have a probability distribution over possibilities, based on your experience with similar drugs, expert hunches and animal trials. You then use that to estimate risks and benefits. Then compare this risk-reward profile with the risks of doing nothing -- in this case, near certain death from brain cancer.

This "can't presume to know" framework is just sophistry. And I think deep down you know that, if you had a death sentence from brain cancer you'd be begging them to let you in the trial even if they "couldn't presume to know".
I don't think it is necessary to reiterate the law here. And you missed the important part, where the sum-operator is invoked for the sentences corresponding to every individual offense.
A tiny feedback:

I tested it with 'The founder of factful.io is John F. Kennedy', but it responded with nothing.
Got it. I’m glad I can choose to write short bits of text when I want to, and can use a keyboard for anything nontrivial. Handwriting is easier for me now and yet I’d vastly prefer to type.
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>>Long-lasting exposure to low gravity, such as in lunar settlements planned by the ongoing Artemis Program, elicits muscle hypotrophy, bone demineralization, cardio-respiratory and neuro-control deconditioning, against which optimal countermeasures are still to be designed. Rather than training selected muscle groups only, ‘whole-body’ activities such as locomotion seem better candidates,

I don't get why whole body locomotion would be the best way to combat muscle hypotrophy and bone demineralisation when that is not the best method on earth.

A better approach would be using bands or even moon rocks to lift weights etc.

Just set new lunar records for the deadlift, squat etc.
I just learned about this thing today, so take this with a grain of salt: there are links out to two apps, Simple Calc and Tube Player, at the bottom of the home page. These are tutorials and source code, not a finished product. There is also a "gallery" on the top right, and you can play with the UI components rendered in the web: https://gallery.platform.uno/.
I did not hear 'reply guy' before joining mastodon.

If you're posting short messages with a reply text box, you can expect to get replies, and the replies are going to reflect how your post was received, no matter how it was sent.

It works both ways - I replied to a post from an artist really enraged with AI and pointed out it's no different from a human artist seeing art and incorporating it into their style; that radio dealt with this in the US by legislating 'compulsory licenses' so the outcome is unclear.

The response was an immediate perma-ban from mastadon.social... this is not crypto right wing content they are unable to process anything except agreement.
Well, that's wonderful for you, glad it works for someone, but that has not been my experience.
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This notion is ridiculous to me everytime I hear it. How can we objectively measure that its safer? It feels way too easy to miss an externality and just chalk that up to teslas mile per mile being safer on a technicality
Why shouldn't someone stay and try to make things better? Why do you only see capituation or quitting as options?
Because I'm very used to well poisoners and their lies. As in this case, the liars can't offer any corroborating evidence and implicitly demands that you should disprove their lies. Which of course is impossible. Eventually, the lies become so entrenched because they aren't questioned that people like you become shocked when others disbelieve them.
Boeing and Tesla, the only two companies that ever traded quality for profits.
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If they could, they would.

What’s stopping them?
I think the parent meant Palestinian leadership. There were two offers for a Palestinian state which included east Jerusalem as the capitol. One by Barak rejected by Arafat and the other by Olmert rejected by Mahazen.

There were undoubtedly flaws in both offers. But that's how countries start. You form something, build trust and negotiate to improve conditions. Unfortunately, Palestinians have always suffered from bad leadership that keeps dragging them to conflict with Israel. They keep losing these conflicts and their situation in the aftermath is always worse. Unfortunately, this is no exception.
Respectfully, doesnt sharing this information ensure that whoever is behind LockBit can improve and fix it? Surely that isnt desirable?