skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"It is not libel to say that the ICJ's statement is a strong indication that a genocide is ongoing"

"This does not mean that the ruling does not indicate that the court thinks a genocide is occurring."

You've seen the video and are continuing to disagree with what the ICJ president herself has explicitly said. If you want to claim that Israel is committing genocide, you're free to do so, but don't continue to lie to yourself or others about what the ICJ has said now that you have been corrected.

"If you simply look at the definition of a genocide and the facts on the ground, you should quite easily come to the conclusion that this is a genocide..."

If you simply look at Israel government's military capabilities and the facts on the ground, should quite easily come to the conclusion that genocide is not the goal.

The Israel government's intention is clearly to kill enemy soldiers, even if it means killing civilians in the process. This is the same attitude that most countries have adopted in times of war.

The Allies did horrendously unethical things (like fire bombing millions of civilians) during WW2 but even that wasn't genocide.

Claiming that Israel's government is committing war crimes is a much more reasonable argument. It may not be true but it's not obviously false, the way the genocide claim is.

Ask yourself what Israel would do if every member of Hamas was willing to march out to a battlefield and meet them head-to-head in a large scale battle. Would Israel keep sending bombs at houses or would they target that battlefield?

Most people could be convinced that the right-wing Israel government is being unnecessarily brutal and hamfisted in their response to the Oct 7 attacks. If the goal was to convince more people to pressure Israel, that would be possible.

But the insistence upon specific word use ("genocide") is a transparent attempt at signalling in-group and out-group status. This has been a common pattern among political extremists for a long time. There's always some kind of rationalization about why its important but it's never the real reason.

Being divisive is the point.

Just like Trump's adherents signal their in-group status by pretending the 2020 Election was "stolen" so do the extreme left's adherents signal their in-group status by claiming Israel is committing a "genocide".

In both cases, the goal is not to actually convince people of something that is obviously false. The purpose is to have a loyalty test that can be used to differentiate friend and foe.
What can also help is specifying the right options right in ~/.ssh/config for certain hosts and domains: E.g. do "ForwardAgent no" globally, use a "Match *.my-trustworthy-company-domain.com" block and add "ForwardAgent yes" there.

Also very good for other options that are useful but problematic when used with untrustworthy target hosts, like ForwardX11, GSSAPIAuthentication, weaker *Algorithms (e.g. for those old Cisco boxes with no updates and similar crap).

Another neat trick is just using a ""Match *.my-trustworthy-company-domain.com" block" with an "IdentityFile ~/.ssh/secret-company-internal-key" directive. That key will then be used for those company-internal things, but not for any others, if you don't add it to the agent.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40219823 (48 points, 15 comments)
This is an impressive project because of how several existing libraries were leveraged and synthesized into a powerful tool. Keen insight and well executed.
> Your vision is a site for the lifting community

Is that mentioned explicitly somewhere on the site?

I'm into martial arts and never want to set foot inside a gym; I also have no equipment at home. Picking things up and then putting them down again has no interest for me.

I want exercises that use only body weight and allow me to focus on the muscle groups where I want to increase strength (I have no interest in aesthetics; I just want to punch and kick hard).

It's early days on the site, but it has already given me a bunch of exercises that do exactly what I want.
> Biases are just weights on an always on input.

Granted, however this approach does not require that constant-one input either.

> There isn't much difference between weights of a linear sum and coefficients of a function.

Yes, the trained function coefficients of this approach are the equivalent to the trained weights of MLP. Still this approach does not require the globally uniform activation function of MLP.
What exactly do you mean by open newsgroups?

Is there any language community using that kind of thing these days??
> as "liberals" even to behavior that is quite illiberal

That's actually the label the left has taken on themselves, blaming conservatives for it is really weird. Yes, the behavior of the modern left has little to do with the classical liberalism, but it's not the conservatives' fault that the left took on themselves this mantle and then failed to live up to it.
Depending on what it's serving, and how up to date it is, and who else is on that network and can access the server, and who else can come into that same room when you're not there, and from where you get the software that you install on that server... it might be less trustworthy than you think.
Also if "motorway" implies Britain, Imperial gallons are 20% larger than US gallons.
> Also, Germany has the 3rd largest economy in the world, so not as large as the US or China, but I wouldn't exactly call them "small" economically.

US GDP: $28.7T
China GDP: $18.5T
Germany: $4.5T

Also, Germany is relatively small when it comes to land area, has to import most of the raw materials, and heavily relies on subcontractors from China. They do not really play in the same league as US and China.
If they are really exceptional situations that should never happen, just crash the process. The moment recover was added they become just another error handling mechanism
This has nothing to do with "a few years", and has everything to do with Israel being perceived as a US ally and China being perceived as an enemy. Basically nothing has changed.
Solvespace is quite capable, but not very active lately, unfortunately.
Didn't the website make you pay money to delete your account? The whole thing was an extortion.
I'm not sure your argument has the moral superiority you think it has.

Nobody is "creating outrage where none exists" nor are they bringing "politics into something that is not political."

We're discussing public policy around surveillance and many of us disagree with your position.

BTW, the term "Leopards Eating People's Faces Party" refers to a lot more than just Republicans - it was commonly used against Brexit supporters, as one example: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/leopards-eating-peoples-faces...
On the level of the US federal government, taxes are absolutely not for funding. They could hardly be more removed from it.

They're a restriction the money supply, but they don't determine what funding is.
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At Microsoft, years of security debt come crashing down
What's the difference in retaliation and consequences?

IMO it'd have to be something related to whether the response from Google could have reasonably been expected given the rules, employee agreement, etc. If the protests were disrupting others from getting their job done, that seems pretty reasonable to me personally. Otherwise I guess it would come down to how strict Google has historically been for people ducking out of work without notice (that's the best I could see Google claiming if it really was a peaceful protest / sit-in).
It's not severed. Still part of the real property and owned fee simple, but subject to use restrictions.
> Who even watches this fake-everything crap?

Very few people. If it makes $21B in the US, that means that it's getting an average of $50/yr out of each of us.

To be honest, I don't even know what "the dollars driving the industry" is supposed to mean. I assumed it meant $ in influencer pockets, but it's unclear from skimming the link. It could even mean "revenue estimated to have been driven by influencers."
SonicWall does not publish blocklists either.

I'm still seeking a source here.
A lot of the most ridiculous deals you see online require that you update the building. The whole reason they're selling the thing for pocket lint or the price of a cheap bento or whatever is because they don't want it sitting there rotting.

Local municipalities are going to be very skeptical of anyone without residence buying such a home.
I've learned from watching vintage computer repair videos on youtube that touching chips on a running system and looking for a hot one is a common troubleshooting technique.
Suuure... where are you in Germany?

https://overpass-turbo.eu , the sample query is already for drinking fountains. I navigated so Berlin is on the map and clicked Run, and it shows me all drinking water fountains on the map. A few of them even have image links, for example: https://imgur.com/d6UheOw
Young people, stay at home moms, people who are addicted to social media… I think it's the same kind of people who would buy things from the TV that they don't need. And a weird twist, I think it's entertainment for some
"you can just have some UI that keeps re-rendering Lilypond source to your screen size and zoom level every time you zoom."

And have you done that or seen it responsive?
The problem is that EU needed to find a way to integrate existing Russian Federation as a neigbour, and not some "true Scotsman" Russia that only lives in your imagination.

EU didn't want to integrate with existing RF for a long list of reasons. "As much as we could" turned out tiny. And there was no political will on the EU side to expand it despite whatever Putin was doing prior 2014 or even 2011.

So in the absense of these integrations designed to prevent wars and strife, we've got strife and wars, like how you get fender benders when driving on icy roads with summer tyres. The friction was insufficient and the thing lost control.

I can see the prevailing attitude that integration with Russia was a "nice to have" thing which could be forfeited at any moment when Russia was deemed unworthy. But winter tyres are the must as temperatures drop below zero.
Sorry, English is not my native language. I know I sometimes sound strange because most of my use of the language is around the internet and at work, not that much casual "normal" conversation.
This is actually a really solid high-level report. Very well-written. Frankly, it blows my mind that it was made by a company with such infuriatingly asinine, incompetent, and ineffective support processes. I'll bet a non-zero quantity of hiring managers that have been burned by Verizon's support have subconsciously passed over talented candidates coming from there.
You’re far better off just using levels.fyi which is pretty accurate for big companies like Apple. According to levels ICT4 varies from 260k to 440k which I’m willing to bet is a narrower band than anything Apple will provide.
One key difference is that those celebrities of old were famous for things quite disconnected from the thing they endorsed. And even when it was close (athletes endorsing sports gear, Hollywood beauties endorsing hair products) the "they are getting paid for the endorsement" was still nicely disconnected from what they were faimous for. Most influencers are famous for voicing an opinion on stuff. The stuff they are paid to praise. This seems as if it must be even more obvious, with the fame and the business so well aligned, but somehow this alignment appears to enable the fame to outshine the paid nature, like a person standing between a car's headlights would be perfectly invisible despite getting quite some scatter light on them. When the endorsement is orthogonal to the fame, perceiving it as what it is turns out to be much easier.
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Both situations are still betting on future potential, either via earnings maintenance/growth, or via betting on being able to sell the equity at a higher price to a subsequent buyer.
> "They are already here among us – they just call themselves Hungarians."

Do Germans also have jokes like "how many Hungarians does it take to screw in a light bulb"?
I like the C4 Model as a guide on the different levels of abstraction that you might need for your system.
if you are aware of other stores-over-ssh, I’d genuinely love to hear about them because this one is so fun. Or even not-stores that are reachable via ssh. Any MUDs still going?
It has annoying defaults with AI and Spyware stuff. The default UI also is too much like MacOS/ChromeOS. However, after 10-15 minutes of tuning, it becomes a better version of Windows 10, at least for my scenarios. I would NOT go back to Windows 10 right now.
You were downvoted, but it's true. The per-mile tax that states have been trying to push for years will make location tracking a requirement to getting registration for your car. This legislation gets pushed to states every year because EVs aren't paying any gas tax, which is what funds road repairs. So the legislators see this as revenue for the state. I'm honestly not sure what has stopped this from happening yet.
I feel like if life was definitively detected on Mars, it'd kick off a serious new space race for sending crew there. The prestige of either potentially studying alien life, or of having the ability to set foot on the fundamental origin of life on our own planet would be even more historically significant than Apollo.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes…
The US has about 15 million vacant homes. Look in Zillow for towns more than 20 miles from an Interstate.

Also, there's Cleveland.
They're already a coward for cheating on a spouse. I'm not sure why they'd suddenly grow a backbone, especially considering the severe legal consequences of cheating causing a divorce in most states.
> never make it to HN unless there's special circumstances

Yes, I agree. The two most common patterns I've noticed in research that does show up on HN are: 1) It outright improves, or has the potential to improve, applications currently used in production by many HN readers. In other words, it's not just navel-gazing. 2) The authors and/or their organizations are well-known, as you suggest.
I've never understood why those worked either. They were _obviously_ paid for their endorsement and appearance in the commercial so why would that make me believe the product is good? Obviously it has worked for people but I've never understood why Shaq shilling some product is shorthand for "it's a good product" to people. I feel like people are really gullible.
Here's a wild idea: how about we accept that the Statcounter data just isn't any good, should not be used as the basis of any kind of journalism, and definitely shouldn't be amplified by social media? It's incredibly flaky and volatile data gathered by a tracking company with undisclosed methodology.

It's rare that a month goes by without clickbait articles about small fluctuations in the data showing up on HN. And that the data is obviously trash.

Computers last for years and updates aren't synchronized, so the stats should have a lot of momentum, with changes in sales taking years to materialize as usage share. That's not true of Statcounter's data. Like, just look at the stats for the last year: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide...

Does anyone honestly believe that OS X market share dropped from 21% to 16% in a month? Even the idea is absurd. The fluctuations in "Unknown" operating systems dwarf literally every change that these articles get written about.

Or drilling in deeper, Windows 8.1 was supposedly 6% of US Windows usage in January, but <1% two months before or after. Garbage. Data.
> HTMX is a step back, not forward

Funny enough, that's always been in the pro column for me. We need a step back from the path we've gone down since react was introduced. React and similar tools absolutely solve specific problems, but we shouldn't be building nearly as many sites with those tools as we do - not everyone is building Facebook.
A forward-mouth vowel followed by a rear-mouth vowel. So you catch the latter on the downstroke. Makes sense..

Unfortunately the video is way too long, and barely seems to get to the meat of the topic. In fact we'd have to say - it dilly-dallies.
Let me fix this for you

> Rule number one of being a rebel

Work for the Empire. Just don't be surprised when you get fired, but complain about it anyway, because why not.
Thanks for the link. I'm not a marijuana advocate, but from that article it sounds pretty plainly like so many other stories of law enforcement effectively stealing cash because they can, and are often instructed or incentivized to do so.
GitHub error causes some passkeys to be removed from user accounts
When I was in high school (around 2000) they had three CS courses that kids could take - the first was in QBasic, the second was in Turbo Pascal, and the third was in C++ for the AP CS exam.
So basically like every other dating/hookup site…
> In this particular case, while there does exist a set of alleles against which you can cluster populations in a way that maps roughly to the set of races we define socially, that only represents < 10% of the genetic variation across populations. Basically, that means you need to arbitrarily toss out > 80% of the dimensionality of your data for that clustering to meaningfully map against what we socially construe as "race".

This doesn't make sense to me. Can you provide more information?

I think you're referring to the fact that genetic differences between individuals within a group are larger than differences between groups. But that does not invalidate the differences between groups, or mean that we have to make "arbitrary" decisions to measure those differences.

I don't agree with the rest of your post but don't see the point of going into detail.
A lot of people in the 1980's predicted "vulture capitalism" and agressive off-shoring would destroy America's ability to make things. It was obvious even at the time, but the money people just couldn't help themselves and no one stopped them
For those who only read the headline, LLMs can in fact do advanced probabilistic reasoning, when given the right tooling. This article is talking about their ability to act as a RNG.

One interesting thing I've found in building an AI forecaster is that you can use the logprobs from the token representing probability, so when the model concludes some long chain of thought with "20%", you can check the logprob of that token vs "25%" or "15%" to get confidence levels.
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To help you brainstorm, it would help before looking for ways to monetize, to establish a ballpark figure of how much money is to be made. Should this be enough to cover small leisures like a coffee or are you looking to live off this revenue entirely? How much money are you looking to make OP? how many X US dollars a month?
"Dune 3D is a parametric 3D CAD application that supports STEP import/export, fillets and chamfers."

Since I thought this was some kind of remake of the Dune II RTS.
> There’s nothing inevitable about young professionals wanting to live in cities

I think it's more likely than not that young professionals with money will want to live in places where they can easily access a large variety of quality products, services, and entertainment. Places where they can meet and spend time with other young professionals. Once they get families they'll tend to prioritize places with good schools, childcare, and support systems (their parents, doctors, etc) but I don't think being able to work from home is going to make people want to live too far from cities while they are young.
> Elon is going to start a new team from scratch

I wonder where they'll find people at this point that haven't heard the news that the entire organization can be fired on a whim?

What experienced capable person would want to go to that new team? Unless the pay is far far above market, it's not attractive.
for i in $( ls | grep “a complicated enough filter that I never have to use conditionals in my loop”) ;
do
echo -n “if I don’t want to work on ” $i
echo “ it is time to change languages”
done
We Quit Our Jobs to Build a Cabin
See the 2016 election with a number of faithless electors for the most recent example. Some states require electors to vote how the people vote, but not all.

Also, Maine and Nebraska don't always give all the electoral votes to the same candidate. I'm not sure the process in those states, though.

I don't really have much of an opinion on how the election could be better, but there are some interesting ideas.
IIRC the first couple of versions of the Unreal Engine editor were written in VB.