skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the HN guidelines:

> On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
> Then the prequels come and it's very obvious he had unlimited budget and creative control, and the result just simply was not even close to good, or at the very least not even close to the magic of the original trilogy. Giving creators unlimited control seems to have great capacity to end very poorly.

I hear this a lot, but the prequel plots had a great deal more politics, intrigue and a bevy of nuanced characters. The originals were pretty black and white in comparison. I think the prequel plots have aged better.
So you are saying that they were too far ahead of their time.
It's really a matter of imagination :) . I learned about the existence of the Institute of the Problems of Asteroid Hazards long time ago, which suggested to me it's not a black-and-white type of question.
Ackman’s done a lot less (public) activism over the last few years than he used to. Other than Canadian Pacific I don’t think he’s launched a proxy fight at any of his current portfolio companies, and the CP thing was over a decade ago. He’s certainly heavily involved at Howard Hughes and RBI, but it’s pretty much impossible to go activist on Google.

Also, I don’t know why it would take a lot more people to talk to the company boards than to be passive investors?
Zen meditation is less gaslighting yourself into "false good" and more "the wise old man bowed his head solemnly and spoke, 'There is actually no difference between good and bad things. You imbecile. You fucking moron.'"
Thanks for trying it out and describing your issue. I assume that you mean that you have the IdentityFile option configured for every connection in your config file?

That should work though, it might not list the file as an explicit detected key-based authentication method when you edit the connection (Might be listed as None), but it should still apply the identity file option you have set in the config.

If that is not happening, then this is a bug and I can investigate that.
From the HN guidelines[1]:

"On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity. "

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Renters are already paying the maximum they can. No landlord would let that juicy money go unmolested.

If landlords prefer to let their investments sit empty instead of selling, because their profits from renting aren't enough, then that is a foolish decision. But you shouldn't annihilate a whole nation because of such folly.
Can you share any resources on learning to be productive with tiling WMs? I have tried a few times and always bounce off of them. I also find window overlapping to often be more intuitive than forcing them to squeeze into a tile.

I internalized the swipe gestures (3 fingers left/right) early on with OS X 10.6 snow leopard and then with the Mission Control update (3 fingers up) I am basically always faster with a trackpad than any keyboard “workspace” navigation.
It appears that the stars are worth $0.05 each, so this will either be great for microtransactions, and/or lead to some insane money laundering issues.
Show HN: Decipher, a Sentry alternative without the noise
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This is definitely true, but there is a useful distinction between the usual evolutionary competition between species in an ecosystem and the very sharp situation of an ecologically novel species being introduced into that ecosystem and out-competing the incumbents, and 'invasive species' is the best term we currently have for this second case.
It took 4 years after the addition of mountain bikes for a cyclist to beat the horse at the Llanwyrtd Wells event.

Also, AFAIK, the Romans did not have bicycles.

ps. I raced this event twice in the early 1980s when they had a mountain bike division, and still have scars on my right arm from one of them.
Creating Moves to Opportunity: Evidence on Barriers to Neighborhood Choice
In some states in the US, you can just shoot home invaders. That is, the use of deadly force is appropriate for protecting one’s self and family from a home invasion, and there is no additional duty to retreat from your own home. It’s a shame that the people of Spain live with such little freedom that these bandits are able to basically force people out of their own house.
Here’s something I’ve always wondered: why seem so many of the “typical” industrial robots — those large floor-mounted arms — move so slowly? From videos it always seems as if they behave like super-timid humans.
The article appears to read that they didn't remove them from the system only informed the criminals of what their status was within the system. If I'm reading that right, the title is misleading and needs to be corrected.
Two tiles were intentionally left out, in a non-critical area (the anticipated damage was still bad for re-usability, but tolerable for re-entry) and instrumented with sensors to collect data like just how hot it gets.
Yes, you too, should believe you may be world-class
I've been seeing many people who have issues that make it impossible for them to handle most 9-5 work.. I feel there is great need, but also socieyt could seriously benefit from some programs that help people with like 1/2 disablity payments and job protections and trainings and easier access to life coaches to navigate ways to be productive at the times and abilities -

I don't know what to call it, but I see many people who do want to work and just have issues that make it impossible for them to fit into most roles 40 hours a week after week without issues and the safety nets would rather you fall all the to the floor before any help emerges, rather than trying to anticipate a gap and making it easier to bounce back sooner or only fall partial or something.

I've seen several struggle with similar digestion problems and it's hard day to day, week to week, even when you try to plan and adapt food purchases and such.
Can they take astronauts, and parts, and all the EVA equipment, up to a high enough orbit?

From a quick google, it looks like Starship could do it in the future if it becomes human rated (in many years' time), or Dragon could theoretically be extensively modified to work (although it seems like this plan has been rejected by NASA because of how risky it would be: https://payloadspace.com/spacex-wont-be-visiting-hubble-anyt...).
A ridiculous and totally unrealistic example, and also the funniest description of office social politics I think I’ve ever seen.
Linux Mint. Already there. :-)
The Roman roads wouldn’t be pleasant to drive on at all. Also the Romans certainly must have been more obsessed by profit than us? They state was built on subjugation and enslavement of basically all the people they came into contact with.
> 30 secs later

Me: Oh! It's multi-pong war
Much like "security," I think of "sandboxing" as "defense against what"? Because on one end of the spectrum is "system prints hello world, exits" and the other is emulated ... everything, virtual filesystem, virtual network, etc, as one might find in a capture the flag scenario

So, I guess the rest of the owl is: what, if you had a magic wand, would you use such a system to run user submitted code to do?
> It's not all that portable since you have to check for sooo many differences in architecture.

And... Metal is better in this regard? I'd take SPIR-V generation for two target architectures over a complete render overhaul any day of the week.

> Metal is arguably the best of the 3 APIs

Then what harm is there in offering Vulkan alongside it?

If Metal is the obviously superior choice, there should be no problem doing the same thing Microsoft does by allowing developers to use both. Why is Apple afraid of letting their APIs compete?
Now they're just a clearinghouse for evidence of price fixing.
> this isn't stuff that was just lying there on the ground for the taking.

Bronze age tin mining in Cornwall and Devon literally kicked off 4,500-5 kyears back chasing extensive cassiterite surface deposits on Bodmin Moor.

Neither the element tin nor the mineral tin have been classed as rare earth minerals and while 49 or 50 down the abundancy list they are good examples of highly clumped deposits .. tin regions have plentiful tin and picking it up off the ground lead to trade and to the birth of mining chasing veins.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassiterite
Ask HN: Compiler speed-up or Build Caching tool. Hard to find?
There's incredibuild, stashed.io, ccache, dcache , scache, FastBuild, BuildCache.

There's one more that was highlighted by HN. Its used by game companies. I can't seem to find the link. It was mentioned here on HN. Anyone have any ideas?
When Claims of 'Revisionism' and 'Misinformation' Are Themselves Misinformed
I'm not trying to get people to like it; I'm trying to dispel the myths people believe. Just because I don't like running and exercise, it doesn't mean I should tell everyone there's something wrong with that. I've seen too often comments like: "Lisp is archaic and outdated," "Lisp is hard to read," "Lisp doesn't have a powerful type system," "Lisp code is not easy to refactor," "Nobody uses Lisp in production," etc. None of this is true.
Microsoft Issues New Warning for 70% of All Windows Users
I'm not sure this is true. if it were, there wouldn't be launch windows because any correction within a given orbit would be, as you call it, "a fine adjustment" yet we clearly do have launch windows.

Also if you're in a geostationary orbit to deliver one payload you have to leave that orbit to get to another geostationary orbit because there are other satellites in your way.
I think you and most of the other commentators are not reading the suggestion the way it was intended.

Dogs are usually very social. If they are left alone they will often be very unhappy. I think what was being suggested was that if a dog that was going to be left alone for half the day each work day could be "turned off" during that time so it would not experience those hours of loneliness it would make the dog's life happier.
The only newsletter thing other than Substack that'll let you use their address for the required footer address: https://help.convertkit.com/en/articles/2502494-alternatives...
> The options are increasing the taxes on workers, cutting the benefits to the retired, or increasing the working age population via immigration.

I think the third option could be further broken down:
3a) increase the working age population via a well planned immigration strategy that includes necessary infrastructure spending (medical residencies, housing, etc etc) to support that immigration
3b) open up the floodgates with absolutely no planning for the consequences whatsoever and then blame everyone else for the ensuing inflation and societal stress.

Unfortunately our current government chose 3b.
Supply and demand often becomes the "states' rights" argument in any sufficiently complex economic discussion.

This isn't about supply and demand.
vulkan doesn't have global state, and the error handling is better

but it's not batteries-included, and that's often to be a deciding factor at small scales

i think if you're going to dabble in engine dev, you pick which one you want depending on which part of the engine you find interesting. if you want to make a game, you pick up unity or godot or something
Datadog Employees Criticizing Other Companies Pricing
Interesting article. Well done!
I'm a developer so not as much an outlier. My usual workspace is usually laid like this:

1. Emacs. Coding and other stuff

2. Browser. Either the web application I'm working on and other searches

3. Terminal. For long standing actions and other system stuff.

4 . Documentation. Mostly another browser windows.

5. Utilities. Mostly GUI related to the current project I'm working on (Database, API Tests,...

I'm working inside a VM (macOS hosts) so I use the host software for other things. But if it bare-metal, I'd add a workspace for media, and another for communication.

As you may guess, it's almost one maximized application for each workspace. This way I can quickly switch to it with the keybindings. The only time I have a proper tiling structure is when I need the information from both windows at once (Taking notes and reading a document,...). Tiling is mostly about not thinking about where the windows will be, not to have everything there at once.

macOS has Spaces, but the ergonomics are bad. Especially the animations if you use them a lot.
Orchestration Platforms in a Disaggregated Software Architecture Landscape
> The politicians are scared to anger dairy farmers, particularly the ones in Quebec.

The Progressive Conservatives were never afraid of angering dairy farmers. They ran on the very platform of ending the supply management in the 90s (granted, it didn't secure them a win, obviously). And, indeed, the PCs who remained in the CPC ranks have shown that they continued to believe in it, sometimes quite vocally. It's interesting that the Reformers are such scaredy cats.
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I thought we were talking about capable APIs for creating enjoyable experiences, not barebones rendering frameworks for building flashier online casinos. My mistake.
That comic lost some meaning in recent years, you could put out some decently accurate bird detection model by following a 30 mins YouTube video, it was even one of the first exercice in some ML youtube courses (can't remember the channel).
In Spain there are lots of empty apartments, from the bubble and IIRC are more than 2 million empty , but prices are still going up, most of the market is on the hands of foreign funds who are emptying the cities with their prices. There's a lot of speculation with housing in Spain.
Not to talk about the campaign in the media about squatting, sowing fear continuously. The supply is artificially being held by the owners.
That doesn't work IRL. Space is insanely unforgiving. While Starship has a vastly better chance than STS had of achieving rapid reusability, you really can't launch with a rocket that isn't up to spec because adding robustness adds weight. Unlike a multi-stage expendable rocket, Starship uses all its fuel to get to orbit. To go to the moon or beyond, it requires refueling by several other Starships that also just get to orbit. If the payload spec can't be met you need even more refueling launches. If reusability isn't rapid, you need a starship for each refueling launch. If cost goals are not met, the cost difference vs expendable rockets shrinks. Everything has to go right.
Ongoing discussion [0] (371 points, 4 hours ago, 437 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40596883
Certainly plausible, but considering both the apparent low volume and high frequency of tinnitus it should be possible to mechanically damp the tinnitus sound below threshold w/o grossly affecting hearing. In any case it's a straightforward hypothesis to test and I can't imagine there'd be a lack of volunteers.
Did you know Israelis ran a covert bombing campaign in Lebanon wherein they blew up hundreds of civilians, blamed it on Palestinians, and then used this to justify the 1982 invasion?

> [Rise and Kill First] contains several pages devoted to the FLLF operation. Based on interviews with officials involved in the operation or who were aware of its existence at the time, it confirms that the Palestinians had been right all along: the FLLF was indeed a creation of Israel, a fictitious group used by senior officials to hide their country’s hand in a deadly ‘terrorist’ campaign.

> As Rise and Kill First documents in detail, the FLLF bombings were an integral part of this Israeli strategy of provocation. Indeed, the new Defense Minister immediately decided to “activate” the FLLF operation and sent Eitan as his personal emissary to “keep an eye” on the clandestine operation. Remarkably, at the time Eitan was serving as Begin’s “counterterrorism” adviser.

> On September 17, 1981, a car bomb exploded outside of the command center shared by the PLO and its Lebanese leftist allies in the port city of Sidon, killing over 20, most of them women and children who lived in nearby apartment buildings, John Kifner reported in the New York Times.

> Two days later, another “terrorist bomb” killed four in a crowded movie theater in West Beirut, Kifner reported. The FLLF claimed responsibility, but Palestinian officials immediately insisted that the group is “fictitious,” a ploy used by Israel to hide its hand in these attacks.

> On October 1, a car exploded near PLO offices in a crowded street in Moslem west Beirut, killing 90, as Kifner and the UPI reported. Several other vehicles loaded with explosives were found and defused in Beirut and Sidon “in what was intended as a devastating blitz against Palestinians and leftist Lebanese militiamen by rightist terrorists.”

> A RAND report on ‘recent trends in international terrorism’ published in April 1983 describes a few of these bombings in some detail. The death toll from these few bombings adds up to 120. By comparison, and according to the same RAND report, in 1980 and 1981 combined Palestinian ‘terrorists’ killed a grand total of 16 people. As UPI journalist Fred Schiff wrote at the time, over just two weeks the FLLF’s ‘wave of terror bombings’ in its totality claimed 308 lives.

> The censor’s decision made it possible for Israeli leaders to insist, in June 1982, that the invasion of Lebanon was justified in the name of fighting “terrorism.” Remarkably, it made it possible for Ariel Sharon to take to the pages of the New York Times in August 1982 and insist that Israeli troops “were greeted as liberators for driving out the terrorists who had raped and pillaged and plundered” the country. They had followed the Jewish doctrine of tohar haneshek, “the moral conduct of war,” Sharon added, a policy that stood “in vivid contrast to the P.L.O.’s practice of attacking only civilian targets.”

https://mondoweiss.net/2019/10/it-is-time-to-break-the-silen...
Any applications or things from Windows you miss?
Averages are formulated as measures of centrality in the L2 norm ("straight line" distance), sum(values) / count(values). Quantile regression uses modifications the L1 norm ("city block" distance); if median (50%) then it is a measure of centrality. Not everything is an average. If you're interested, this is a good (but math heavy) treatment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantile_regression#Computatio...
Was the reporting much different to the men?
> But still, nobody is building residential neighborhoods on the top of the Everest or in the middle of Antarctica

Nobody is permitted to build permanent habitats in either of those areas, even though they might be feasible.
Wow.
No offense to the swear filter here (or whatever poor admin has to scan this and ban me or whatever....) but fuck Adobe!
Is it a common practice in LLMs to give different weights to different training data sources?

For instance I might want to say that all training data that comes from my inhouse emails take precedence over anything that comes from the internet?
As much as I think this is bad i doubt it makes much of a difference for the enterprises that buy microsoft. It's mostly journalists and devs complaining about it, not the people with the money and that make decisions.
Let’s get high on AI.
That one is going to stick with me for a while.
Turbo-Genius just got image capabilities. Still early days, but I'm planning on implementing this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.04671 - only with local models.
Same experience. When I was a little kid, I thought the high-pitched whine was just what “silence” sounded like.
1. Shrines, not cathedrals.

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Michael%27s_Mount#Folklore - "There are popular claims of a tradition that the Archangel Michael appeared before local fishermen on the mount in the 5th century AD.[44] But in fact this is a modern myth. The earliest appearance of it is in a version by John Mirk, copying details of the medieval legend for Mont-Saint-Michel from the Golden Legend.[45] The folk-story was examined and found to be based on a 15th-century misunderstanding by Max Muller."
HOLY! Yes thats what this is about.

I was coming to the comments to ask about this as I noticed a other (finance) companies [1] were providing this for free and I wanted to know what the game was about.

[1] https://www.feylogos.com/
just me or is this a completely different article?
How to Spot a Psychopath
Interesting, reminds me of similar work Anthropic did on Claude 3 Sonnet [0].

[0] https://transformer-circuits.pub/2024/scaling-monosemanticit...
No. Switching seems like effort and I don't care that much.
I always get chills hearing the live viewing audience just losing their minds during these recordings. Must be an incredible feeling to be a part of such a massive accomplishment.
Yes, as far as I know, the order of preference is GUA > IPv4 > ULA. Which I guess basically means you either have to tweak the preference on each device in your network or you have to go IPv6-only.
The "article" is two paragraphs and links to a single Instagram user who protested the website, and it says users are "flocking" from Instagram.

I agree with their complaint.