skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s been a while since I read Cook, and I’ve read lots of similar literature, but can you point me to where exactly he is surprised by wanting to trade for metal? It seems more surprising he’d be surprised since natives everywhere had always wanted to trade for metals, guns, horses, etc. There’s no reason to believe that Māori cultural practices like cannibalism would have changed because they had interest in metals, either way, the things are totally orthogonal; but surely, as you say, the material culture would have changed through trade if nothing else.

In general, I think we need to get rid of the word “indigenous” altogether and find some other way to talk about situations like this. Nobody rose up out of the dirt, human migration and displacement has been a continual fact of human existence. Very often the people claimed to be “first” and therefore to have special privilege we have good reason to believe were not - and often “indigenous” peoples are shutting down archeological research because it contradicts their narratives. This is obviously bad for science, and it’s happened because we’ve privileged this narrative of colonials vs indigenous peoples rather than waves of migrations. The Māori are actually a rare example where the current evidence is they were “first”, but we also can’t expect any evidence that may be discovered to be taken seriously because of the political implications. Either way, I don’t believe and don’t accept that planting the Māori flag in the 1300s makes New Zealand theirs. It’s not. Current debates are simply the same old story of war and conquest, just pursued by other means since obviously the military route is unavailable to the modern Māori. That is, it’s simply the rationalization for a power struggle. The actual arguments are pontless: you can usually always go further back (eg, in America, why would we restore the Rushmore lands to the Lakota, who claim it, but who had very recently taken it by force?), and there is no longer any way to correct perceived injustices: all the “victims” are long dead and so are the “perpetrators” and in all cases there’s been intermixing in the time since and other immigrations. You’d simply be punishing people who had nothing to do with it and privileging people arbitrarily.
Aka "nice bendable piece of wire with more uses than McGyver himself could come up with".
Indeed, impossible to find a revenue model that makes sense so I gave up and just let folks use it for free since it costs virtually nothing to run (Firebase backend and Google Maps all still within free tier usage). I have all of my own trips on there so I pretty much build it for my wife and I and then there are a few dozen active MAU planning trips as well.

Works out for me and maybe one day I'll open source it when I can't operate it for free any more.
I've been vaguely amused on some recent trips to England that the Five are so prominent on Great Western's advertising posters. I've also seen some funny parodies like the Five on Brexit Island. https://www.amazon.com/Five-Brexit-Island-Bruno-Vincent/dp/1...
Heat tiles and or ice falling off
I'm not sure if this is concrete fact, or just a theory, but you can continue the line up Norway's western coast too. Then in the other direction, the line was broken, but restarts & progresses from Nova Scotia down through the Appalachians in North America.
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Ice of some sort
People with tetrachromacy have 4 cones Don’t know if that extra color perception, negatively influence other aspects of their vision
Chunks of ice falling off the sides of the ship where the cryogenic fuel caused atmospheric water to freeze onto it.
Thank you. We've been using self-hosted kratos for a couple of years now - and we're big fans. Quality has improved across the board from the early releases, and the product just keeps getting better.
Wait, did it land or not? Retrieved or sunk? Couldn’t tell from the video.
Definitely not ordinary places. Perhaps Stella Maris, the end point, is the most fascinating of all because of its association with the prophet Elijah.
Well, there are the indictments against 13 Russian nationals by the DOJ, and all the materials necessary for that.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/grand-jury-indicts-thirteen-r...

And there are reports from the intelligence services which are very clear as well, for example:

https://www.dni.gov/files/documents/ICA_2017_01.pdf

A brief search will come up with much more.

The only question is why you haven't found any of this evidence, haven't believed any of it, or why you would argue such an easily disproven position without ever taking a few minutes to find out if the position you argue is still true many years after you've formed it.

It's almost as if you heard an opinion once or multiple times, perhaps from people or political figures you trusted. Then you internalized that opinion and it took on the attributes of 'belief' and haven't ever questioned it since it was formed. This belief became bound up with other things you believe, and now the defense mechanisms your brain uses to support 'belief' are also supporting this opinion in contradiction to facts that have been proven over the past years.

These defense mechanisms exist in your brain for good reasons, but they are also a way that propaganda exploits your brain's natural tendency to behave. It's difficult for victims of this to see it for what it is, confront their 'belief' system and admit they've been tricked. They have to overcome the feeling that it's their own fault they were tricked and their brain was exploited, which many never do, even though it's really not their fault that the human brain works the way it does. Propaganda is insidious, and particularly treacherous in the way that it convinces people to argue on its behalf, and that the act of doing so reinforces the hold the propaganda has on the person.
that is mostly ice. The propellent is super chilled so ice forms on the whole outside of the rocket, and then comes off during the launch and in flight.

You can also see this on the Atlas 5 + starliner launch from yesterday to a lesser degree
I've said it before but I really cannot believe Auth0 doesn't offer TOTP 2FA in their "essentials" tier. Ory Kratos seems to offer it at their lowest tiers which is good.

It costs nothing (unlike SMS) so I'm not sure why Auth0 wants to charge $240+/month just to get basic 2FA.
Dear SpaceX: you guys are awesome.
Fluid Speech
All these APIs are doing is converting audio to text, processing it through a language model, and then converting it back to audio. It might seem sophisticated on the surface but underneath it's just text generation in a robot's voice. Misses all the important details of audio interactions.

I used ->

* Llama 3 (on Groq)
* WebSpeechRecognition API
* Deepgram (TTS)

Each individual system is comprehensive and reasonably mature, but glue them all together on our proverbial pig in lipstick and there is no real understanding of the nuances of audio interactions.
This actually looks like adding complexity.

Switch statements are rarely used in my experience in preference to array indexing/hashmap/properties or just if/else.

Now Java devs need to remember switches can have guards, do auto boxing, and can do work which is duplicating getters/setters or just general purpose validation by annotation (JSR 303 if memory serves).

This is a good example of Java becoming bloated imho. Something like JSRs such as streams were useful syntactic sugar for functional and threaded programming, but something like this adds no tangible benefits over what is already in the language.
The ocean landing is so cool. I believe they said that the next one they are going to try to land back at the tower? Seems plausible now.
I don't understand what your point is.

The article is highlighting the environmental cost of war, specifically this war. There is nothing muddled or contradictory in that message.
It's an election year again!
Can you think of a single location on Earth where the land was originally claimed in a free market?
It did not land. The plan was not to attempt a landing. But it maintained a controlled descent into the ocean and splashed down upright.
They're just very careful.
What are 1x1 Convolutions in Deep Learning?
I picked up the (back, del) (enter space) thumbs layout from Kinesis, that feature alone has saved me years of strain, id wager. The shape took a bit of time to get used to but I was back at my average wpm speeds in a couple of weeks. Not as much of a learning curve as Ergodox with its layers but the curve and ortholinear layout take a bit of adapting to, though that's true of the Ergodox too.

I kind of wish split keyboards were standard, instead of the default mode being all squeezed into the same 38cm wide form factor. The MS Natural keyboard was a step in that direction, split keyboard with a JUMBO space bar, but I wouldn't nominate it for the new standard..

While the kinesis doesn't have layers like Ergodox, it does have macros and you can remap keys via the hardware of the keyboard itself. I've been using an Ergodox for a few years now and got used to the layers but found the switches needed replacing a lot sooner (maybe I should have gone with a different set) and found the firmware update process for remapping to be annoying and tedious (even though they've gotten it down to about as few steps as is practical). Ergodox is more powerful in the abstract, though.
In many ways it still is just a think tank.
Java previously didn’t have pattern matching, and now re-uses an older syntax to have that. There is nothing “slow”, java was never meant to be at the forefront of language design (it’s a blue-collar language). Even then, it is not at all behind compared to the other mainstream languages with this feature - most of them don’t have pattern matching at all.
Exactly why I want to save money and then FIRE
> what happened to the joy of shaping the world?

We were vastly outnumbered and overwhelmed by sociopaths who exploited the tools to make our lives better by capturing everything of value in the market, and subsequently enshittifying it. Our cynicism has been well earned and deserved.
Many thanks, it's more than enough for me to dig around.

> while the authors of mathematics texts have preferred to present systems of axioms like they would have been the result of random choices

This is a frustrating situation, and a source of confusion in my experience, for example when we jump from the high-school "column of numbers" definition of vectors to the "element of a vector space" one. Or, how confusing the axioms for topologies are.
I thought it was going to stay upright! that would have been very funny.

1 engine out on the way up, who would have thought getting 33 full flow combustion rocket engines to startup at the same time would be so hard.. /s
Does outsourcing work to third-world countries impact US employees in future?
Which is why I can’t understand why people still put so much effort into it. It’s one of those things humans will never do better than a machine.

I can do Rubik's Cube. I can never beat a machine or many of the other people who can do it. It does not stop me enjoying the combination of memory and muscle memory and the satisfaction of the completed cube.

There are many things for which I will never reach a global maximum, but the maximums I do reach please me.
Personally, I think I lose a lot of productivity chasing privacy. A few examples:

I like to use Proton Mail even though other options have more features and convenience. I strongly favor running LLMs locally using Ollama, even though APIs like those from Groq, Mistral, OpenAI, etc. are more convenient if I have an Internet connection. I enjoy and find Duckduckgo useful and pleasant to use, but Google and Bing are flashier. I also run in Apple’s Lockdown mode, and prefer private browser tabs even though there is a delay getting auto-logged in.

If you have time it is well worth books like Privacy is Power and Surveillance Capitalism.

I don’t advise non-technical friends and family to go down the privacy rabbit hole, but I personally choose to do so.
Lack of Vulkan support is just one (small) reason gaming doesn't really exist on Mac.

IMO it's more down to Apple's historic view on videogames and software compatibility in general- they are okay with frequently breaking things (like they did with 32bit apps) and expect developers to just constantly accomodate that.
With a giant iOS market and its deluge of relatively small free-to-play/service-based games, it's a worthy model for devs to pursue (until the game is unprofitable, and then, in a couple of years, it's delisted as incompatible).

For a more traditional desktop/console style gaming, where a long tail is expected, with little further support, it's a tough proposition to release on a platform that has a miniscule market share AND constantly breaks. Its own graphics API is just a cherry on top, I think
Just to be clear, a tenant cannot be kicked out after a month. A section 21 notice requires a tenant to hand back possesion in 2 months, if a tenant does not the landlord may make an application to court for a possession order (which WILL be granted if all process followed correctly),the order is served and then if a tenant still doesn't relinquish possession a landlord may apply for an eviction warrant, this gives them the right to employ the bailiff to forcibly kick a tenant out. Depending on the courts and bailiff availability this process may take anywhere between 6 weeks and several months on top of the initial 2 months. The costs are often a loss for the landlord. 'Kicked out' was just a turn of phrase but I thought it should be clear in this context.

As for the most vulnerable, ime it is common for social tenants, that is councils and housing associations (who are compelled by law to offer affordable rents) to have assured tenancies, which do not allow no fault evictions. And if not then there is an extra notice period of 6 months plus 2 months for the section 21.

https://england.shelter.org.uk/professional_resources/legal/...

There is of course a crisis of availability of all rental properties so the most vulnerable overlap social and private sectors.
I think that might be a second IFT away personally: I imagine they'd like to see no engine relight issues on descent for at least one more mission first, since slamming it into Starbase would be a shame.
These are switch expressions. And there is absolutely a need for them, especially with records. They provide a much safer and better composing way to write data-oriented code.
Microsoft, OpenAI and Nvidia investigated over possible breach of antitrust laws
Yes. I even resized and reencoded after running the images through an EXIF stripper and verifying there was only pixel data left.

Ubiquitous world knowledge is a powerful police tool.
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I wrote "brutal on a whole new level" anticipating exactly this comment.

And these systems will absolutely emerge there if the war lasts long enough.
The problem with that approach is that it also weakens security for people who genuinely need it.
There's no practical difference.
Honestly wondering if that's a Stage 0 issue: those outer engines get primed by the launch ring AFAIK.
It simulated a landing over the ocean, but there was nothing there to actually catch it.
> You can remap keys on any keyboard layout

"Yeah but" now you're mucking around with software. It's not simply plug-and-play.

From its first paragraph, this 2012 article acknowledges that it was sparked by a HN discussion¹ about another article² and that the HN discussion already covered the remapping solutions you are again proposing 12 years later.

This article offers the Japanese keyboard idea as an alternative to remapping.

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1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3976669

2. https://avdi.codes/underscores-are-stupid/
Likely see military use it first once they declassified it
I've also never been asked a question like this, but it's because I specifically avoid the companies that are known to ask them. Sounds like you have as well (knowingly or not). But the OP is about LeetCode-style interviews, so that's what I was discussing.
chiSSL - Create https reverse tunnel for local development
When they made Lightning USB didn't even have an agreed-upon charging standard. Much less all the other requirements Apple had for the cable.

Do not try and pretend that USB was any good when Lightning was announced. And even USB-C is a mess of conflicting and confusing optional specifications.
He is successful. His values don't align with my values. There are many others whose values Elon's values don't align with.

Values are important. A business that is successful that embraces values which differ from those many people hold is going to be seen as "bad."

It's not unfortunate that people belittle Elon. They don't belittle his business acumen. They belittle the values that he holds dear.

There are many other successful people whose values don't align with society's values. It's OK to critique that.
SpaceX doing amazing work and Musk being an egomaniacal $hole are not mutually exclusive
Point taken. Can’t get more textbook survivorship bias. :)
This codewitu and your comment on graphics gave me an idea.

Raspberry pi can run pygame. An older version actually comes with raspbian.

I cannot change their Chromebooks to run something else, but I can either get a different screen for a raspberry pi or find a way to display it on the Chromebook.
Was this the booster passing up the hot staging ring?

https://imgur.com/a/uFAwJG1
Are they not the same thing? Marx thought that capitalism, unchecked, was bound to become centralised and monopolised, and create the conditions for the revolutionary transition to totalitarian dictatorship of the proletariat.
I've had people get angry at me for "quoting emails", even when it's small quotes from completely innocent non-private stuff like this. I guess it's a matter of principle for some shrug
And the massive blind spot that is handled by just having our brain be unable to notice it
Whenever I hear something like this, I always think - what nefarious purpose could this be used for?
iirc only 3 ignite for the landing burn, those engines are freaking monsters. I love how small they are, the latest Raptor revision is so slim and compact. The power density is just mind boggling.
Plan never was to retrieve this one. It was to simulate a landing, but over the ocean and then sink. That looks like it happened successfully... of course we'll need to wait to hear if it actually did things like hover in the right spot, etc. But looked pretty good; despite what looked like some issues with engine lights.
How does hardware acceleration work with containers?
I got hooked by the stereotypical 1970s production and the decidedly untelegenic (but informative) introduction from Dick MacKinnon, but the whole thing is a fascinating view of interactive programming.

Good reminiscing in the YouTube comments too.
> let us see in the dark could change how we work and play after hours

More like change how we fight and surveil.
Good thing we have had such s thing for some time: Rust and Cargo. It's quite incredible how the C world never got there, even after the example Cargo set.
I'm aware. What does SpaceX gain from the exclusivity?
We will have to wait 50 years to work out if you are wrong or not!

(Assuming by LLM's we are broadly referring to AI, rather than LLM's as a specific technology)
More interesting to me here is the history of the "line". Is this a medieval idea or a modern one? Wikipedia is surprisingly unhelpful. "According to legend", yeah ok.

Who first wrote about this? Who picked those seven sites? The earliest source mentioned is from 1969, and it's not even about this particular line.

There's no shortage of writing about esoteric Christian topics throughout the centuries, but this one seems really thin and really modern.
The Rise and Fall of BNN Breaking, an AI-Generated News Outlet
I saw that too. And it must be; it strains reason to think there was some other piece of space junk at exactly the same place and speed.
Sandboxing itself makes the apps not useful.
Do you have any links with more background information?
Am curious.

It seems you are implying that maybe becoming a 'nazis' or 'helping a jew' could be genetically pre-determined. Or I might be reading your sentence more in a double negative and not catching the point.
Which is why programmers who know these features from languages like Rust hate these. Except, they don't.

Whenever I do something in a neat, elegant match-statement in Rust, going back to a language which lacks these is painful. This isn't bloat, it's keeping up with the times.
In Clojure '-' is not a special symbol, so it's used as a word separator in function names, like 'get-in'. That's possible because '-' is not an operator, but is a function with a 1-symbol name.
Anybody knows what the heck is going on with the broadcast? All I see is "awaiting acquisition of signal".

Thank you in advance!
> Catching the booster next JIRA ticket.

someone update the status from Blocked to Ready for Dev
One thing that's missing in the blog post is the fact that they changed licensing from GPLv2 to AGPLv3, see https://linuxiac.com/zabbix-7-0-open-source-monitoring-syste...
Yes, and the more manual labor it needs, the more time intensive it is, the harder it is for someone to make a living.
Do you really mean "they should have used more environmental friendly means to wipe out entire population" ?
Why don't you do anything about it? There are alternatives.
I'm self-hosting Sentry together with Plausible Analytics. It's actually not that expensive, the VPS I'm using has 16 GB memory and 4 CPUs, and sets me back ~15€/month.

Not sure if there's enough free performance to run Loudspeaker, but I'm definitely considering it.
Neo-colonialism in a nutshell.
The law does have mitigations though, like if someone has suffered severe trauma or was in an otherwise uncontrollable position that led them to make so and so actions. Same reason why children aren't morally culpable for certain things, even murder.

Doubling down is collapsing the moral landscape down to a hard and fast rules. We make moral decisions from circumstances, there are countless examples of this in psych research, like the Stanford Prison Experiment.

Now. Is that right? Is that fair? Probably not. I'd want my rulers to be good people and leave it at that, but the allure of power, the wanting of it, leads to corruption or at least gives us some indication that that abuse is possible and that we should be vigilant.
Does WHO still have any integrity?
You mean like kids looking forward to growing up. But once you’re grown up, or even old, there just isn’t anything to look forward to anymore?
Companies and individuals who buy property to rent have direct negative effect on home prices. It's basic supply and demand, but a as soon a as you start talking to a landlord logic is out and mental gymnastics are in.
The temple _is_ God's physical dwelling place
The primary nexus for QEMU developers is the qemu-devel mailing list. (Very high traffic because it's also used for patchmails.) The irc channel is a bit more variable and tends in particular to be quiet outside UK/Europe working hours, just because most QEMU devs happen to be Europe based.

I discourage private emails sent direct to me on QEMU topics (because they should generally be to public lists so other community members can answer them or benefit from the answer), but you can find me on the mailing lists and irc.
I encourage as many people as possible who are less wacko than Musk to try to beat him at his own game. Will be good for everyone.
You can see for yourself in the video - all 13 center engines attempt to light, and all but one do so.