skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think it matters what other groups think, it matters what the ICC thinks, and they already ruled they think Palestine is a state, at least in a preliminary fashion (i'm sure if this gets to trial the question will be relitigated).

Additionally ICC only has juridsiction if Palestine is a state. So the entire thing goes away if Palestine is not a state (since only states can aceede to the rome convention).

I do not think Palestine being a state is the same question as if this conflict is international. I think it may be possible for both Palestine to be a state and this conflict be non international. However IANAL and that is pure speculation.
> If Netanyahu produces a document from the Israeli Supreme Court allowing his actions, doesn’t that make it impossible to prosecute him?

No, it does not.

> ICC works in conjunction with national courts

Not in the way you are suggesting.

> If a country has a functional, independent judiciary, that judiciary gets the right to address the wrong

No, the ICC will rule a case inadmissible if a state has investigated and/or prosecuted that specific case (not just if it has some general level of legal functionality), unless the ICC also fines that the investigation or prosecution was not genuine (e.g., was pretextual for the purpose of, say, giving the accused an exonerating document to wave around to protect against ICC prosecution.)

See Article 17 of the Rome Statute.
I just checked, almost 30 years!!
> or deliberate attempts to starve out Gaza

The Israeli defense minister went on TV on 9 October 2023 [0] and declared that he was going to starve Gaza:

"We are imposing a complete siege on the city of Gaza. There will be no electricity, no food, no water, no fuel, everything is closed. We are fighting human animals, and we are acting accordingly."

I assume that this explicit admission of guilt is why he has been charged.

0. https://youtu.be/ZbPdR3E4hCk?si=Gx1Uf_jWeRVUNELr
He probably thinks libration means a drink.
It's a small fraction of the death tolls in Syria and Yemen, and, of course, in Afghanistan.
No, I am not. You are employing a logical fallacy known as "Denying the antecedent". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denying_the_antecedent
> Their "copilot" brand is so weird and... muddled.

Again the .NET effect, unsearcheable for decades. The COM[1] could be just bad luck.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_Object_Model
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Do you have specific evidence of this? Such as some sort of meta analysis that shows more pro-Israel stories making it through, and more pro-Palestine stories getting buried? Such an analysis would also need to account for differing quality as well. That is, you could say "100 pro-Palestine stories were banned, but only 10 pro-Israel stories were banned in this time period", but if 90 of those banned pro-Palestine stories were of the form "Israel sucks and Israeli citizens should all die", then I don't think that statistic would make your case.
> Isn't the bigger deal the fact that we literally have "Her" as a technology

No? IBM Watson is over 10 years today and more irrelevant to modern technology than ever before. In 10 years ChatGPT will be the same.
> X runs on Linux easy, all you need is patched Y

Glad to hear some things never change
On mobile...
I’ve been designing and developing a parser-based interactive fiction (text adventure) authoring system using .NET Core/C#.

I started with ChatGPT and am now using Claude Opus 3.

For background, I’ve been in tech for 40 years from developer to architect to director.

Pairing with an LLM has allowed me to iteratively learn and design code significantly faster than I could otherwise. And I say “design” code because that’s the key difference. I prompt the LLM for help with logic and capabilities and it emits code. I approve the bits I like and iterate on things that are either wrong or not what I expected.

I have many times sped up the process of going down rabbit holes to test ideas when normally this would wipe out hours of wasted time.

And LLMs are simply fantastic as learning assistants (not as a teacher). You can pick up a topic like data structures and an LLM can speed up your understanding of the elements and types of data structures.

And best of all, it’s always polite.
If you haven't already committed, consider Nix instead.
Im honestly curious where this hostility is coming from?

Ideas of value are obviously subjective.
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A new pill cures preschoolers of a parasitic worm. Delivery could be difficult
But that's only one device. This is an entire generation of laptops all running the exact same chip.
Interesting. In the 90s in Germany I learned that for some letters you lift the pen, even though the result will look connected, e.g. "ac" would lift after the a, draw the c leftwards, touching the end of the a and then swing around to the next letter, kinda like this, but leaving no gap between the letters: /C

Also, t would be disconnected with itself, being written like /| followed by a - overlapping the |
> more intelligent people aren't better than less intelligent people.

I completely agree with this, and I wish it was something that was a bit more emphasized.

However, I do think there lies the dangers of intelligence research. In seems that so much of the world is catered towards the idea that more intelligence = better person. I suppose the notion is that more intelligence people can produce greater value, thus they are more important/beneficial to society?

In society, we have "gifted" programs, "elite" universities, "knowledge" workers, etc.. I'm probably rambling and wording this all poorly, but I guess what I am trying to allude to is that society definitely ranks people's value by intelligence in overt and subtle ways.

Don't you think most parents would rather have a child with average empathy with gifted intelligence than a child that with gifted empathy and average intelligence?

(Tangent below)

I was required to take a legitimate IQ test (WAIS-IV) for the purposes of diagnosing/confirming a disability when I was in college. I'm not kidding when I say this, but I wish I was able to remain ignorant of the composite and subtest scores. Sure, it told me somethings about myself, but at the same time, I felt like it was some kind of report describing what domains my aspirations and limitations in life should be confined to.

To me, it seems like intelligence is not important to those that have a lot of it, and it's significant to those that lack it (whether they realize it or not).
Plenty. But here's the rub, most that do do not want to be seen, heard, and care very little for the internet. The life also is not simple.
Apologies, still finding my footing here at HN. I have a lot "reddit reflexes" for lack of a better word, and this was probably a product of that.
I would have jumped off and just started to swim
Oh, I agree with you 100%, and I'm just pointing out that people probably said exactly the same thing a few hundred years ago about living in 2000 (if they knew what it would be like), and likely will say it again in a few hundred years about living in 3000.
Why? Reading order is page order, so it should just work.

Though, @container breakpoints are at least justifiable. Back when people keyed everything off viewport width (the approach that I'm sure the computer was regurgitating – and the approach used by every version of Bootstrap since 2), things were very fragile.
I’m not following the logic here.

are you saying the ICC panel is incorrect about their recommendation? How does an earlier lapse in justice effect an entirely separate event?
As a fairly emotionally disinterested party: greater specificity of strikes, focus on Hamas leadership. It seems to me that Israel (and the west more generally) will be facing a generation of motivated terrorists in about 15-20 years, as the young people who went through this come of age.
You mean what we shouldn't offer a salary and only equity?
I use it for coding, checking grammar, improve the UX of command-line applications, learning new programming languages, and a bunch of other things. My wife recently decided to go back to university to study translation, and Claude has been a great tool for her studies too.

Honestly, I can't remember my life before LLMs and that is a bit scary, but my productivity and overall self-esteem improved quite a bit since I started using them. Heck, I don't think I'd ever get into Rust if wasn't for the learning plan I got Claude to write for me.

You can find my prompts in the llm-prompts[1] repository. Any new use case I come up with ends up there―today I used it to name a photography project, for example, so the prompt will end up in there after dinner.

[1]: https://sr.ht/~jamesponddotco/llm-prompts/
What's stopping you from using cm/in as your unit

Not gonna rewrite or patch a whole CSS framework to make a dashboard. One can avoid using it in the first place, but then has to cope with elusive y-scroll in line inputs, misalignments and so on. There's always something strange out of box even if you target a specific browser.
> half of Israelis disapprove of Nethanyahu

Yeah but part of that half probably supports Gallant, who has split with Netanyahu, but is also charged alongside him.
Perhaps Lips programmers have more sense than most :)
Ryzen 7000 had a slow (not Windows-certified) NPU and Ryzen 8000 has a full-speed NPU.
For folks interested in this process, take a look at the ICC proceedings against Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman [1] regarding war crimes in Darfur.

[1]: https://www.icc-cpi.int/darfur/abd-al-rahman
No activity for a month isn't that unusual the chromium bug tracker from what I've seen (or firefox for that matter).

And closing an issue because of a personal attack from one person on the Internet seems like an overreaction.
> It’s not some recent thing that we are wrong to do.

Who said it was wrong? I said bears harbor parasites (they do), and that the meat is bad (which is my opinion, I guess).
A lot of international humanitarian law was established in response to WWII. The terror bombing campaigns of WWII would now be viewed as illegal.
Got a prescription for that kefir?
Does anybody look at it like that though? If a sibling of yours was accidentally killed in a car accident would you consider that to be the equivalent as somebody deliberately running down your sibling? While the end result is the same the intent is different.

Maybe you could argue Israel is not accidentally doing this, but collateral damage of civilians will almost always happen regardless of how careful attacks are planned. I don't think there has ever been a war that occurred in such a densely packed area that has had no civilian causalities.
Correct. That and chili. I grew up without a lot of money and have eaten every game animal in North America and I can tell you that there isn’t any wild game that can beat the cheapest of ground beef for flavor or usefulness.
His career is already in a bad place as far as i understand. If anything it might help him because he could cry that they are unfairly (regardless of if true) out to get him.
Luckily Ukraine can focus on something other than "begging" the US now, as the politics got sorted on the US side, for the moment.
Yes, absolutely. It’s why all the people saying AI is the death of creativity are wildly off the mark.

Still needs an artist to guide it.
> unrelated ... inappropriate ... out of place ... irrelevant ... off-topic ... unnecessarily complex

This article was none of that and the fact that it was unflagged (by mods or otherwise) puts this subthread to bed.
I’m a firm believer that good enough means avoiding catastrophe. Baking bread? Making beer? Caulking a window? Just avoid these common mistakes the outcome will be good enough.

I’ve gotten in the habit of asking LLMs to coach me to avoid the things that can go wrong.
Possibly, but instant-find software already exists (eg copernic desktop search), and the extra functionality posited by Recall sounds like a potential surveillance nightmare in workplaces given Microsoft's form in the corporate arena.
Neither is the US nor most countries in the World.

The only major countries/blocs that are ICC members are the EU/EFTA/EU ascension candidates, UK, Canada, Mercusor (lowkey surprised Venezuela's still a signatory), Mexico, South Africa, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and NZ.

Edit:

Yes. 124 nations did initially sign the Rome Statute.

I meant regional powers/countries that matter.
I recall it was renamed to PixelSense right when the Surface tablets arrived.

Then they named an entire input device line "Surface" as well. When you search for "surface keyboard" you will get results for desktop keyboards and type-covers for tablets.
There's an obsession with the old ways. As if they were better. As if sitting in a cabin in the woods and breaking your back every day to not die of starvation is some kind of accomplishment. It's not.
You might check someone's account age or history first. Typically people won't accumulate many thousands of karma points if they are shilling for brands.
Israel courts have a process of pre-clearance. If the “criminal act” was pre-cleared by the Israeli courts and found lawful, that’s a big deal.
Yes, that appears to be his plan.
spending years in and out of a California courtroom

Yeah, that's totally not something a company that's completely full of shit from the top down and bottom up would threaten. Now we can be sure this product functions as advertised.
The risk is higher in Electron/Tauri applications, which often expose native code paths to the application Javascript, as the script executed is supposed to come exclusively from the application developers.

This too can be harderend against, but it's a significant attack vector in quite a few desktop applications if users don't update.
>Now with Israeli funds making its way back to US politics, the crazier the politician the better his chances. With time, the benevolence of the US will be questioned by their allies and make the world a less predictable place.

What alternative do these other "partners" have? The Ukraine war has exposed how badly atrophied all their military might has become and lets be honest, post Ukraine, its clear that is the most important thing.

The EU still isn't meeting their minimum NATO commitments despite how far behind they are. It would take a massive amount of pain that the EU populations would have to bear in order to turn this around. I suspect all of a sudden EU population will become like the US population caring only about their own short term self interests more than what is "morally right". So the partnerships with the US will stay until the EU is willing to make that painful sacrifice to build out an alternative to the US military.
I find value in ease of "local" modifications to code. My editor being able to indent as soon as I type or paste code is a huge time saver. What's an even bigger time saver is my editor being able to perform tree operations on tree-like data.

When using "curly brace languages", what I really miss is structural editing. I often deal with tree-like structures in any language, and being unable to simply cut a node, move my cursor to the start/end of a node, nest something, etc. is really inconvenient. These are operations that take me at most a second when using Emacs with smartparens. In JSX, for example, these one-second operations need me to imitate smartparens' behavior by hand then run Prettier since indenting by hand is an even bigger waste of time. Transforming e.g.

<Foo>
<Bar>
<Baz />
</Bar>
</Foo>

to

<Foo>
<Bar />
<Baz />
</Foo>

takes *seconds* even though the equivalent operation with S-expressions is a single keybind in Emacs.
> Your last sentence is subjective.

Sure. I think that's stating the obvious though.
This was funny until I realized how depressing it is....sigh.
If you need to be nitpicky about squeezing every last bit of performance out, then Objective-C is still useful, especially given you can just drop down to C in the same source files. I've become a big "C is bad and C lovers should feel bad" guy in recent years, but I can't ignore the "simplicity" (for some experience level definiton of simplicity) and speed of the old tools.
Bazel is probably at its simplest in a monolingual codebase. Toolchains have a lot of complexity.

It's like that Churchill quote about democracy: Bazel is the worst build system except for all those others.
Following the trend on the level of care provided by overbooked veterinarian offices, an estimated bill greater than 1k would halt any procedure and ask for a signature and immediate upfront payment or to consider euthanasia as a humane alternative to being unable to afford services at your income level before continuing to provide care. If your injury is serious enough and you cant pay, your residency and citizenship will be immediately revoked and you'll be taken in as a ward of the state to then be forcibly euthanized with no representation from your former family or loved ones.

Payment plans are ofcourse intentionally excluded due to 'abuse of the system' for others who can't afford to pay.
I am excited on having an ARM on a PC with Linux support but I never see Windows as an OS optimized for batteries beyond if they use ARM or x86. The Apple advantage continues to be a complete control of the device from hardware to the operating system, while the bloatware of Microsoft Windows makes an arbitrary use of resources.

This is not to say that Microsoft Windows is not an advanced OS, the problem is that it is not laser focus optimized.
> In order to get food and water and charge his phone, Aisha had to swim ashore.

I'm guessing the subsequent "get out of Egypt" is the hard bit.
This nonsense once more. Ukraine was neutral, had security guarantees, the whole setup.

But the reality on the ground is, as soon as a nuclear power gives up on treaties, diplomacy and the whole oslo order and chooses violence. Its gone and not coming back. And all the sacrifices to the retro gods, will not revive the past.
Super interesting maxim, thanks for sharing! Of course that’s part of it, but given the spatially distributed nature of the relevant networks (ie we could maybe constrain some of these Piagetian abilities to one hemisphere or lobe of the cortex, at best) I think there’s more at play than adjacency.

I’m personally confident that the four faculties of the brain are each involved in reinforcing the others, and I think that provides a compelling causal mechanism correlating the development of one with increased performance among the others. For example, consider the Metaconscious gradually tweaking a baby’s Unconscious visual networks to improve their sight, and the increase in information input eventually bubbles up to develop the Metaconscious in turn.
> I think the US would not comment on the matter.

Sitting US officials, up to and including the President, have already strongly condemned the pursuit of the warrants.

> The US has deep political and geopolitical ties with Israel.

Which is fine as a basis for opposing things like this as long as the US doesn't ever want anyone to believe any of its claims that its policies are based on principals beyond bloc interest.
Yes, as a desktop operating system. Nothing else respects privacy really that would require less time. Or may be you have a suggestion?
Hims and Hers Health says it will offer compounded GLP-1 injections
It would be good for storing passwords that you don't want to lose (assuming the USB drive is stored in a safe place.... Like in a safe or under your bed)
Discussion with 100 comments:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40359993
The bigger the better, right? If so, this: https://thepihut.com/products/ice-tower-plus-for-raspberry-p...
He actually jumped off and swam ashore occasionally to buy food and charge his phone.
"This content is not available in your region"

Is there an alternative link?
These laptops have up to 64 GB RAM which should be enough to run 70B models (quantized).
> The ICC prosecutor’s application for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders is outrageous. And let me be clear: whatever this prosecutor might imply, there is no equivalence — none — between Israel and Hamas. We will always stand with Israel against threats to its security.

This is the hypocrisy of the West, when the same court issued a warrant for Putin, it was praised but when it involves a U.S. ally, it's labeled as "outrageous". This only fuels the sentiment prevalent in many Global South countries about us (the west) "rules for thee but not for me".
The crew has been stuck on the ship this entire time - including when they were detonating explosives on the ship to free part of the debris from the bridge. They had their personal phones confiscated, so they've lost access to their personal information and ability to contact friends and family at home[0].

They've finally been given replacement phones, but they still don't have their original phones back (or the personal data on it, including contact numbers). And while the ship is now docked, the crew is still stuck on board the ship.

[0] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-69011124
How do you ask an LLM to come up with good ideas? Everytime I try to use ChatGPT for idea generation, the results are subpar, but maybe it's me / my prompts.
You should upgrade your FAQs:

Do you offer any subscription plans?
No, our pricing model is based on one-time fees for each plan, providing flexibility without recurring charges.

[...]

Is there a limit on the number of apps I can create?
The number of apps you can create depends on the subscription plan you choose.
> Israel will just buy bombs from China

Or just make them themselves. That seems fully within their capabilities if push comes to shove. After all, we are talking about bombs not fighter jets.
Companies make profits because people spend their money on what those companies have to offer.

Facebook offers a dopamine hit. And so does X and TikTok. To some extent also HN.

The infinite scroll slot machine.

At the end of the day, we are an evolved version of dopamine driven apes.

Meta family of Apps (Facebook, Messenger, Whatsapp, Instagram) has total WAU of 3.05 billion. Almost half the planet.

---

Sam Altman, Sundar Picchai, Mark Zuckerberg saying that AI will somehow cure cancer and solve climate change seems pretty far fetched.

The closer reality is that as the AI models advance, they will figure out ever better ways of making their apps as addictive as cocaine.
meanwhile, Windows 11 is so awful that a game developer can find Linux to be a better desktop for game dev: https://brodybrooks.com/posts/2024-linuxgamedev/
VS Code optimized would be a better catch, just saying...
From the Earth to the Moon is a brilliant TV series that shows it all really well.

I love the episode where they sit down and list out the ~10 things they'll have to figure out how to do in order to achieve Kennedy's promise of landing within the decade.

Then they just assign teams and get on it, working on each item until they can actually do it.