skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
'Satoshi' impersonation 'a serious abuse of court's process' judge concludes
> I’ll take “things you won’t actually do for 100”

...too late ;) I actually wasn't using any advanced iTerm2 features except installing color themes so no big loss. Right now I'm giving wezterm a try which looks pretty good so far. Next on the list is ghostty. All I actually need is a fast text renderer in a window which houses a shell (eg what a UI terminal usually is).
The US putting a bounty on the head of an internationally-recognized terrorist and leader of a violent non-state actor like Al-Qaeda is nowhere near comparable to an international body putting bounties out for the leaders of sovereign states of millions.
PowerShell yet again proves itself to be an enlightened language:

PS> ${Valid characters for an identifier? Eh, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whatever (`}) you want.} = $True
PS> ${Valid characters for an identifier? Eh, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whatever (`}) you want.}
True

Jesting aside, I have actually used that syntax before to prefix variable names with '&' and '@' to differentiate between virtual and physical addresses in some code for patching a binary.
exactly. so tired of people saying: huehuehue this is correct, its just 50% comon bro the only reason i clicked is because i was like: wtf you need to pay 50% fee of the 100%?

i dont care about anyone trying to say: huehehue thats how its written. no its not.

but yeh i guess ppl rather focus on shitposts and talk endlessly
Also missing Ford Lightning. Weird list.
Okay, imagine your computer downloads an update to, say, official MS Weather app. You launch it, and suddenly, there it is, a goatse, right on the main screen, as backdrop to the current weather. A quick search on-line tells you that you were not hacked, but this is, in fact, an official UI change from the last update.

Who do you think should be shamed for this? The developers who put it there? The UI experts who said where to put it? The UX experts that came up with this particular image as a way to maximize engagement? The product owners who told the team to add some extremely gross visual shock image to the app to boost engagement, and who approved that particular choice? The QA team that let it through? I'd say: yes, all of them.

You definitely can't put blame on a single individual here. There's lot of blame to be put on many individuals across the organizational structure. I picked an extreme hypothetical example to work like a contrast agent, to make it easier to see that there are parts of the org that are directly involved with some wrongdoing (vs. indirectly involved by e.g. setting incentives), and it's not absurd to want to put blame on all of them.
Isn’t a class a declaration (of a class type)? Isn’t a function a declaration (of an algorithm)?

I’d assert that every programming language is declarative. Especially once you get enough written to constitute a DSL.
What are the security implication of this? Can you really trust an external entity arbitrarily sending commands as responses. The attack surface is huge and I expect we'll see AI integration as shocking as telnet support at some point in the future.
Having had to come up with a name for a corporate product and deal with things like trademarking, I can understand why they seem to repurpose names frequently. It is enormously time consuming to generate, vet, and apply for a trademark. There are so many other products and names and trademarks out there that it’s no wonder drug companies end up with unpronounceable gibberish for new product names.
> Discovery works both ways.

Ok? What materials would you suspect discovery can uncover from Scarlett or her team?

> was recast to someone more SoCal in post-production

Was recast to Scarlett Johansson. Hardly a good argument if you want to argue that her voice is not unique.
Macs are too damm expensive, don't really offer dollar per CPU/GPU/GB, and I am tired that there is always something that doesn't work with Pinguin OSes since 1995, even though I also admin UNIX boxes as part of the many hats I wear.

Android and Chrome OS aren't really a replacement for desktop OSes, and Google is even worse in spying users anyway.
Wow. This is amazing. I spent ages trying to find boxes so I could neatly store batches of parts for assembly. Now I can generate boxes with exact dimensions. This is great!
and even on a hacker site its just a shame for ppl actually defending this title. its #1 phishing/SE method to trick people
I prefer to use a language's convention, whatever that might be. The language's standard library will expose names using the language's convention, and using a different convention for my own code's names would make for strange and confusing looking code.
Microsoft: It's more secure, but we'll still sell your usage data for ad purposes.
Everything the board said about Altman, the reasons for firing him, were correct.
Surprised the headline didn't mention it was a Boeing 777. Points to bbc for not going for the obvious clickbait.
> Israel offered them full rights multiple times. During the Oslo peace process https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo_Accords and later in the Camp David: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Camp_David_Summit

Oslo (which never included a firm promise of a Palestinian state in the first place, or even an end to the settlements) was sabotaged by the extremist fringe on both sides. If there is ever to be peace, those fringes can't be allowed to have a veto over the process. As for Camp David: https://www.democracynow.org/2006/2/14/fmr_israeli_foreign_m...

> Israel tried "govern themselves" in Gaza.

To be specific, Israel tried "govern themselves, but also help fund and bolster Hamas terrorists. And blockade Gaza by land, air, and sea (including bombing out their airport) so their economy has no possibility of ever growing. And shoot to kill civilians in wheelchairs if they dare protest this state of affairs." That's what the situation in Gaza has been for the past two decades. Any nation—any nation—subjected to such treatment for such a span of time would consider it casus belli.

> the Palestinians are fractured and have no one representative.

Yes, and that's because Netanyahu and co worked tirelessly for years to fracture them, so that they would be able to make this argument. https://original.antiwar.com/scott/2023/10/27/netanyahus-sup...

Barghouti perhaps could be a unifying figure if released, though maybe that wouldn't be a good thing… In any case, lack of unity between Gaza and the West Bank is no excuse to block work towards peace and ending the occupation in either locale. Israel could make separate deals with both factions.

> The Palestinians demand the right of return

They demand that RoR be acknowledged. In practice, their negotiators have admitted on several occasions that all of them returning would be impracticable. Instead, Israel could let only a small percentage in, and financially compensate the rest as restitution.

> Israeli maintains freedom of religion

Eh, they are trying to destroy the Armenian Christian quarter. But mostly true
If we hadn't enough things destroying our environment, no we have to bring back obsolete things too..
You can always sand m3 screw down and rethread.
I use both but camel case assumes capitalization doesn't have meaning other than as a sort of break indicator, which isn't always the case.
This does make me wonder how much language preferences are really shaped by lofty philosophical arguments about different paradigms, and how much is in fact unconscious physical resistance: The awkwardness of typing the language on a given country's standard keyboard layout, individual hand physiology, individual visual perception, language verbosity (looking at you, Java)...
Well, in general the value is in the data and the silicon.

Anyone can come up with DL networks these days.
We all thought the ICTY would never get their hands on Milošević. I'm old enough to remember the day he appeared in handcuffs.

We can only hope that the law catches up with these fucks.
Knowledge is a deadly friend
If no one sets the rules
The fate of all mankind, I see
Is in the hands of fools

_King Crimson - Epitaph_
Have you printed with TPU? It's very porous.
Terrific, thank you, I much appreciate the correction. You'll notice that I stated "I believe", showcasing the uncertainty. I appreciate any additional information to help wade through the mess of information and misinformation surrounding the conflict.
"shameless weasel"

lol
If you have plenty of resources, they aren't really all that expensive.

I don't have one but give it a lot of consideration just because it would be the easy way to deal with an extended winter outage where I would otherwise have to drain pipes and hope for the best.
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So it makes an RPC to an unaudited external server for which they have a reputation for notoriety and stealing Scarlett's voice?
Well sure they aren't comparable if you leave out the 'convicted war criminal' part of this hypothetical.
None. Comment chains are easy enough to minimize and when there are less civil or silly things its a good reminder for me to stop browsing HN.

I'd like less "news" types of news since that turns this site more into reddit than I would like. 10% of the current front page is that right now (3/30) so its not bad but general news commentary is a slippery slope.
Are they really the ones with the best chance now though?

They're basically owned by Microsoft, they're bleeding tech/ethnical talent and credibility, and most importantly Microsoft Research itself is no slouch (especially post-Deepmind poaching) - things like Phi are breaking ground on planets that openai hasn't even touched.

At this point I'm thinking they're destined to become nothing but a premium marketing brand for Microsoft's technology.
It is lucky they are so concisiconscientiousous in documenting their own abuses.

I'm sure it will never come back to haunt them... /s
I think we're arguing past each other, or at least have are operating with different assumptions.

The utility EVN and its subsidiaries is fairly hands off because of incompetence and corruption.

What ended up happening was most of the regional utilities went broke, and consolidated together, but are still kinda broke, so maintenance is weak and construction of capacity isn't the greatest, yet demand was only growing.

To solve this issue, there were some additional reforms pushed in the mid-2010s along with the FTAs skewed in Japan and South Korea's favor to allow majority ownership of capacity and infra by foreign players (most of whom are Japanese, Korean, and increasingly Chinese).

The utility EVN doesn't have a make or break stake in most of these JVs, and unlike China or even India, cannot push back, because VN just isn't a large enough market to justify those headaches.

The state capacity in VN sucks, but I think you are automatically assuming stuff in Vietnam works the same way as it does in China. It does not, because VN isn't the same size of market that China is, and the largest investors in the Vietnamese market (Japan, South Korea, China) can make Vietnam's life hell if they make it too business unfriendly. This has already started with Korean FDI increasingly moving to PH and TH recently.

I'm just speaking from mine and my SO's experience on this.
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Not upsetting the cart over a long period with significant change is pretty good though.
Removing keywords from variables is a big sacrifice when they are often such common glue words, like `and`, `or`, `if`, etc. Say `and` is the keyword and you want a variable called foo_and_bar. To get such words back you would need to add something so that the parser knows if

foo and bar == true

means

foo && bar == true

or

foo_and_bar == true

?

You could fix it with ugliness like making the keyword `@and` or some such, or the variable `foo @and bar` but that's not an improvement.
There are no details here. Thw two obvious questions that will be investigated are:

1. Was there any warning for the turbulence? A lot can be picked up by radar but not all and it depends on what equipment the airplane has although Singapore Airlines isn't known for skimping on equipment like that.

2. Was the seat belt sign on? Was the passenger wearing their seat belt?

Basically, was the airline at fault? Was the crew at fault? Was the pasesnger at fault? Or was it just an freak accident? This will take time to answer.
> No, your point came across. You think every sort of handwriting is cursive, and I don't think I can help you with that :)

No, that was not my point.

I'll try it a different way with two questions and a comment: what is the point of arguing definitions? What does it get you? If your point is communication and persuasion, pointing to a definition and asserting that it settles the issue isn't a great strategy.

And by the way, it is incorrect to claim I something like a complete relativist regarding definitions; I am not saying anything goes. For example, I said above that internal consistency matters.) Very important is a particular focusing goal other citing authority (such as effective communication) which involves 2+ parties.
Here is the latest.

The bill could not be passed on Spain’s presidency. The presidency is now on Belgium and Stasi-fans are trying to get this bill passed again, hoping not to cause too much noise this time.

The text of the bill was modified a bit, and this time they added an exception, though

- Politicians and police are not subject to monitoring, only ordinal citizens messages’ should be wiretapped

https://european-pirateparty.eu/chatcontrol-eu-ministers-wan...
“choose to excuse one evil while you rail against another.”

Well that is incorrect and to put words in my mouth and then personally attack based on said words is kind of pointless.

My argument is about genocide. Words don’t equate genocide, but certain actions are. I don’t think you’ll be winning any nobel peace prizes for figuring out the difference.
I too have been working on a CRUD app using Dream, SQLite, and Caqti (with HTMX and ReasonML) for a few months in my limited free time. I think I've hit a few of the same issues as OP. There's definitely painful points, but overall I'm really enjoying working with this stack. (For reference, my background languages are python, typescript, c++ and some spare time rust). First and foremost, I'm really enjoying having a fast compiler with a good type system as I feel it allows me to "unload" this project from my brain then pick it back up more readily. I'm using typed JSX thanks to tyxml and ReasonML. I've got templated .odt reports working with the mustache package which can then be opened perfectly fine in Google docs. I can create in memory zip files using zipc to allow downloading multiple files at once without needing to touch the disk. And I've just wrapped my head around abstraction using modules to write generic code for things like tabular data views.
Part of the value of a voice assistant is the voice itself and if OpenAI simply copied that voice from someone, did they really create this value?

Also, the value of a voice comes from (at least partly anyway), the huge amount of work, practice, skill, experience, from training that voice, experience in acting (and voice acting), and the recognition that resulted from all this experience and skill. Her voice wouldn't have "value" if she hadn't trained in acting, auditioned, honed her skills over many years. But OpenAI gets to use all that earned and worked for value for free?

This for me is similar to a writer honing his craft for a lifetime, 1000s of hours of work and labour, then someone training a model using his corpus to write plays and sell them without crediting him or paying him. It's trivial to make a model to imitate a writer, it's not trivial to become that writer to produce that work in the first place, so the writer needs to be both credited and compensated.
I’m in the UK on octopus.

They do exactly this. They charge in 30 minute chunks throughout the night - whenever suits them best. The reward is electricity at a quarter of the price during this period.
Only if the country brings good faith cases themselves against the individuals involved in the war crimes. And it only gives them cover for the crimes they are tried for.
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Well that’s what happens when you cowardly murder people in the middle of the night and turf them out of their ancestral homeland
> powerwall on wheels

Yeah, a portable battery: I've heard of people using an old Nissan Leaf to power their off-grid home (for low kWh needs).

Drive to nearest town, charge up, drive home and use car battery to power home.
This is what free software is all about (to me).

> E.g. I know I don't want to use Edge

They know too.
The fact that they "ask"[0] you what you want (sometimes) and won't accept your answer is disrespectful, to say the least.
They know what you want and they are constantly and actively working against you, to manipulate or con you into changing your answer.
And that's when they don't just force something upon you outright.

Of course, they never intended to accept your choice.
The software is acting on behalf of the vendor, not the user.
Other software that does this is often called malware.

[0] Calling what Microsoft does "asking" is being extremely generous...
A family with small kids?
Just because you can does not mean you have or should.

Also just because YOU can, does not mean others can as easily.
I did say "and engineers who build these systems"; and if you want to also blame managers, I'm all for that! I don't think your point about product owners merely asking for ideas (unless they asked for evil ideas) makes as much sense, though, and I don't even know who these "finance gremlins" are really supposed to be, but I am more than willing to believe some blame might fall on them as well.

Regardless, though: at the end of the day blame must fall on an actual people, as it is people who make decisions and it is people who take actions and it is only people who can stop any of it. It is utterly ridiculous that even if we were to create a law that said it was illegal to create a dialog box that said "maybe later", somehow we would merely fine Microsoft and hope that disincentivizes the behavior while all the people who push on the law and continually test its boundaries in new products don't really have to worry about it themselves.

FWIW, I actually will say I am more than a bit sympathetic to the argument that we should just blame everyone vaguely involved to the point where if we meet someone who works for these companies we should look at them with some side eye... but, the reality is that some people at whatever company we are talking about (here: Microsoft) are obviously more to blame for whatever evil decision we are dealing with than others, and so your attempt to pitch a tent so big that anyone not just merely vaguely involved with a decision but somehow in the entire industry should somehow be deserving of equal shame--and so we should oh-so-conveniently just not blame anyone at all--feels like a disingenuous attempt at distraction.
I honestly didn't think it sounded like Johansson. Because of the controversy I just now re listened to the demos and I still find if very unlikely that someone would think it was her.
“The new chips, which are for the first time made completely by TSMC for Intel, are supposed to be much more efficient than anything Intel has released prior.”

Will Intel be able to compete with TSMC with its new fabs and processes?
A CEO being a people pleaser is probably (verifiably here) a terrible mixture. He basically threw them out to the wolves.

There's a quote in there where one of his employees likens him to Donald Trump. Found that interesting.
Wow. Doesn't appear to use Electron!
China pretty much needs to time travel to fix this one. Otherwise it might be a long time for them to recover.
Obsolete things attract hipster influencers and from there on it just snowballs.
Isn't this basically a gpu backed vm running ollama, only managed? Nothing some terraform/opentofu and a dockerfile can't replace.
> You can still use Windows 10 after that date, it's not like it will uninstall itself and shutdown right then and there.

Don't give anyone any ideas.
> whereas bike riders cause about 0

citation needed
Ah, helpful. I've had to stop using my Bluetooth headphones with the laptop because you can't stop Music from launching. Infuriating that macOS doesn't have a toggle for that behaviour (but I can understand why.)
The war on personal freedom in general is on the rise.
Especially as the Cupra Born (listed) is based on the same platform as ID.3 and ID.4 - maybe VW deliberately disabled this feature? Or is it just an omission?
Ekaros answer is definitive, but if you didn't have those facilities and wanted to buy more time, you could beach the boat during a high spring tide (which is when the solar tides and lunar tides are in line), which would only occurs twice each lunar month
AVHerald summaries (but not comments) are always a good place to check for further news and objective data.

https://avherald.com/h?article=518e5d47&opt=0
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