skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are suggesting OP do this to demonstrate that their assertion is correct - that AI generated issue titles are objectively better - this is a Good Idea.

I have to guess /hope that they did this already; who would make a time investment like this without first proving that the product has value? Anyway I certainly wouldn’t even pilot it without some proof.
Just to be clear, this is signing for validation not encryption of the contents.

I wrote a guide on this topic of ensure platform integrity of system level (See https://wmealing.github.io/tpm-pcr07.html ) its not too hard.
The Earth being greener in no way contradicts anything I said?
> By not understanding that you need to cleanup timers when your view unmounts

I think this library eschews the entire concept of mounting so that point is kind of moot. Will you likely re-invent it again in any non-trivial app, sure, but when you're writing imperative JS it's probably a MPA where code runs top to bottom. Clean up will happen when everything gets thrown away on navigation.
Not even being glib but how could any product not fall into one of those 4 categories?
In my home country (Hungary) it is mandatory if you leave your home more than 500 meters and as far as I know, most European countries have similar rules.
UV is more likely to support SPF
Small picture? Call the Oval Office, and let Joe know the problem's gotta be fixed.

(Yes, there'd be a quid pro quo price to pay, even if word never got out. It ain't 1880 no more - when the Royal Navy ruled the oceans, but even 4th-rate nations could get away with laughing in the US Navy's face.)

Slightly bigger picture? Move the migrants off Diego Garcia by fiat (they are de facto prisoners there) to some tiny British Island, and tell the British court to deal with them there.

The latter would open a can of worms in British domestic politics. The right-ish wing would (at best) want the island to be a lifeless rock with a large glacier or smoking volcano on it - better to send an "emigrants & refugees NOT welcome" message. The left-ish wing would not react well to forced relocation to such a spot.
Qualcomm already upstreamed a lot into the 6.8/6.9 kernel, more including GPU have been submitted for 6.10/6.11 and existing Microsoft branded devices like Surface ARM run Linux. The programs run in Windows on ARM are no longer restricted/special and can be x86 32/64 bit as well.

It's really not a bad direction, the question is more is it the most interesting direction for most consumers when you include competition like Chromebooks on the low end and MacBooks on the high end.
Canada has very lax crime punishment, which is sad for the victims. There's been cases where people have killed others after 3-x crimes and released with future court dates.
Lots of nations require carrying some form of ID: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_identity_card...

In the US, permanent residents are required to carry their green card at all times.

Here's a description of the law for the Netherlands, where I live: https://www.government.nl/topics/identification-documents/co...
Re entrapment, see discussion on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40916066 - I’m reasonably sure this can be done in a way that isn’t entrapment.

(Though whether the 9th circuit redefines it would be a different question)
"But actually I'll go a step further and say everyone should have access to housing."

The hidden catch is "everywhere?". Because the most salient parameter of housing is its location.

Taken globally, perhaps 100 million people would gladly move into, say, NYC or London if housing there was very affordable.

Of course, they wouldn't fit there.
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I don't think you can yet, they are sending out samples, so hopefully not much longer.
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Well I actually take issue with how bankruptcies are handled as well. If a company fails and has to liquidate, that should be the end of it.
The police response:

https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/03/14/leave-car-keys-at-fro...
I had to create an account just to reply to this; as much as TM has it's faults this is just false, it does not store passwords in any reversible way or at least hasn't for more than 2 years and all evidence removed.

Source: I am an engineer within TM that has worked on integration between various booking products in the UK market.
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It's not that few really, the technology is not very complicated.
Me and my wife merged our facebook accounts to not take up space in facebook
There seems to be alot of work going into WASM itself, much of it is performance related:

https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chagossians says "The Chagossians are a mix of African, Indian and Malay descent.[4] The French brought some to the Chagos Islands as slaves from Mauritius in 1786. Others arrived as fishermen, farmers, and coconut plantation workers during the 19th century."

The slaves brought there by the French predate British control.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Chagossians adds that before 1835, the "workers brought to the island by the British" were not really "workers" but forcibly transported slaves, in the same sense that the slaves the English brought to Jamaica were "workers."
> All Intel CPUs still have super-high TDPs and haven't adopted any silicon to boost AI performance

Lunar Lake claims 17W TDP with 48 TOPS NPU, https://www.pcmag.com/news/the-meteor-lake-npu-meet-intels-d...
Middlemen have outsized influence on drug prices due to market consolidation,FTC
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This could be useful if they allow search filtering. Sometimes I may want something artisanal, other times I may not care much about the artisanal qualities and curated is good enough.
> which I did not want to pay

> So I started to waste their bandwidth

...why? Trying to hack it for your own use I can understand, but why would you actively try to worsen the performance for everyone else paying, or try to run up the company's bill if it's metered?
This is absolutely the case with me. When I need to remember something I'm reading I'll read a part then write a summary. It makes me slow down for a bit and think about what I've read. Same thing with meetings.

Going back later and re-reading the notes is something I rarely do.
Some OSes need shims to easily call scripts on the command line. Also, you can define multiple entry points that might live in one big ol file.
Gleam is an interesting gem I have not tried yet but its basically written in Rust and compiles for the BEAM VM and has types, so you get a Rustish looking syntax that builds to BEAM and to my naive eye looks like its using a lot of their libraries and looks really nice.

Its had a lot of polish since the last time I ever looked at it, might have to experiment with it. :)
1000 cars could probably be had, new, for $30M. Not much for a large city or state. San Francisco’s city budget is in excess of 14B this year: https://www.kqed.org/news/11957640/budget-deep-dive-san-fran.... Seems like a trivial investment to reduce the #1 crime people have come to associate with your city.

The guaranteed return is citizens not having their cars broken into. Better tourism, better economic opportunities (you can do a lot more business when you’re not worried about a degenerate breaking your windows).

And anyway, you probably need closer to 10 cars. You don’t need very many high profile prosecutions before the average person gets the message.
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Ironically, you’re the one assuming it’s a dichotomy. I never said anything about ‘unfettered capitalism’.

> Why is the choice always "capitalism" or "not capitalism"?

Any set A induces a partition of the universe into A and not A. You haven’t made any suggestions at all. Just the usual moaning — which is justified, but not at all helpful.
One does not "simply" use Emacs.
"Reasonable"? The idea was popularized by Gurdjieff, G. I. who was a mystic teacher. There is nothing reasonable about it. not a single wiff of actual truth, just rebranded new age woo for corporate elite. I may sound harsh but from what I've found in my own personal research it is much of a religion as scientology and as much science as astrology.

https://www.integrative9.com/enneagram/history/
That’s often how it works now. My wife uses Etsy as a Pinterest for Temu. She just finds the original listing and orders it direct from Temu.
Isn’t that because how we legally define success via public trading returns? It seems like privately owned businesses can avoid that ‘line must go up’ stupidity.
That isn't very helpful with religions that expect you to believe their dogma, though. Religions tend to expect you to at least pretend to believe in their more supernatural aspects.

In this respect, religions are exclusive rather than inclusive. Talking about philosophies rather than religious belief would allow more people to engage.
Fines could be used to bolster the state's unemployment program and/or provide continuing health insurance to laid off employees. If a company can only maintain its staff size with illegal practices, then we shouldn't expect it to maintain that staff size.

"You can't punish me because I'll just punish the little guys" is an awful defense.
I think you're ignoring several realities:

First, cops can't be everywhere at all times. Cars are going to be stolen wherever the cops currently aren't.

Second, cops can't possibly follow up on every single car theft. When there's more unsolved crimes than officers to investigate, things have to be prioritized. When there's a LOT of car theft, the case of YOUR car being stolen is going to fall way down the list of things to follow up on. That doesn't mean they don't care, but that you're one of many victims being handled by an overwhelmed system.

Finally, if cops launch a massive crackdown on car theft and it just so happens that the majority of criminals are minorities, will activist DAs, the media, and the public accept that or launch into tirades about how police are racist?
They already are testing out cashiers and servers via Zoom from the Philippines, so those jobs aren't safe either
Meanwhile, here's a photo of almost all cufflinks on sale there: https://i.etsystatic.com/6278167/r/il/6aa62f/4648404580/il_7...

That seller glued on something that looks like an LP, other sellers glue on on other low-effort junk.
That is encouraging to hear. I am curious specifically about the universal resolution feature that has been newly added. Poetry's issue is that it cannot properly resolve PyTorch's more complicated situation. I imagine Rye before this change would have used pip under the hood, so it would have worked as well as pip. I hope this still holds with the new under-the-hood changes.
My town has very limited financial resources. You're welcome to compete with all the other demands for one-off library space with all the other uses. Not that a tech meetup would have much demand where I live. We won't agree but a tech meetup seems like exactly the sort of thing private sponsors (whether personal, corporate, or academic) should mostly cover.

If you're really averse to corporate sponsorship and really want to have some specific meetup, paying for it personally seems a pretty reasonable option. No one is asking you to build a bridge.
Last week, while seated at a restaurant, minding my own business, someone who didn't know me at all, called me a liar. I am a truthteller, (like Jeremy strives to be.) I have had it with people questioning my integrity. So, staring straight ahead, saying nothing, I removed my belt slowly and hung it loosely around my neck. People stared, nervously joked, and I said," Someone needs a spanking." The namecaller changed their tune then, and approached me apologetically, with arms outstretched beckoning a hug, as if to mock my vulnerability.
I responded by accepting the hug, but returned the hug with the energy of a love bomb, a squeeze like I had just had my missing child returned to my arms. The energy of that hug penetrated the namecaller and the whole room. We separated, both a little surprised. The namecaller and I are now friends.
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I remember seeing a headline like this 1-2 years ago, and etsy still mostly sucks.
YMMV but in my experience, instances where you need to provide a physical signare but are not provided a printout are pretty rare. Rare enough that you can use a printshop or similar service.

Bording passes are are almost always provided for you on check in for international flights (all you really need is your passport). And honestly I can't recall my phone battery ever reaching 0% - then again, battery lifetime is one of my primary criteria when choosing a new phone. There is still some risk that the phone blows up (literally or figuratively), but that's getting into theoretical territory.

I do have a printer for convenience but it's rare that I actually need it and I have lived for long stretches without one.
As someone who worked in LE, it couldn't be further from the truth... At least where I'm from.

People still think this way over here though. It's really impossible to do well for the majority of people.
Well there is an 8 year delta between your timeline and the OPs... so I don't see any contradictions here.
> see their victims as deserving

There are psych experiments that show this is a prerequisite for crime.
It's not just hype. AI could revolutionize diagnosis in medicine
A fair point in general, but when reading Scott Aaronson's blog quoting a textbook called Introduction to the Theory of Computation, we should be prepared for TCS jargon.

And people curious about P versus NP or Busy Beaver should begin by learning some basic TCS, so they can understand what people who study the problems professionally are saying.
The guy you are replying to is being sarcastic.
Stolen goods maybe? Though that may qualify as 'sourcing' with a broad enough interpretation.
Is this an example from some well-known compiled language?

I work mostly in C++, and this is a feature I've wished for for a long time.
Which, I would argue, is why perpetual licenses are not all fun and games... They didn't revoke any of those licenses
That isn’t entrapment.

Entrapment has to include an element of coercion to commit a crime that otherwise would not have been committed.

Stealing a car that happens to belong to, and is monitored by the police is no one’s idea of entrapment. Bait stings are pretty well tolerated in modern society, since you have to steal a car to be stung.
"on top of the psychiatric evaluation"

This is precisely what Scott Alexander addresses in the article linked quite extensively.

Things like psychiatric evaluation are, in fact, major barriers. That person has to attend some meeting at a given time, but they may not have a subway pass, they may lose their notes, or they may just be so confused by the disease that they forget / decide not to.

You cannot expect genuinely mentally ill homeless people to turn up on time in front of some panel at X:00 in a certain location. Tasks like that sound easy to us normies. Not to people who are in throes of a mental disease and, on the top, don't have any money or place to call their own. Possibly not even a phone.
Have a picture of your ID on your phone, like every other person has. Or bring a photocopy of your ID that you can throw away after entering.
Agreed. I applaud the initiative of figuring out they could access reddit via the CDN that Stripe uses - but downloading gigabytes of images for the sole purpose of "wasting their bandwidth"? Why??
Years ago I ran a “public” iodine service - anyone could connect, outbound traffic from the server went over Tor (to protect me from abuse requests).

I kept a log of all train/hotel/airport/etc networks that it worked on, and also offered some other tunneling protocols.

Was a fun project for a while. Wish I’d kept the thing running.

These days DNS tunnelling is a bit harder to do due to some DNS servers (notably Google) randomising the case in DNS requests which breaks certain encodings horribly.
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I assumed the parent comment was referring to early water projects as in Roman aqueducts.

The entire US system is based fundamentally on property rights. We absolutely could change that, but today we have property rights. That isn't really modern either, unless you are extending modernity back centuries to include feudal states with lords and kings owning all the land.

Land rights come with very real problems, though I don't see how you get rid of them and still have anything resembling today's governments. If individuals didn't own land today the government would claim ownership over all of it, which they kind of do with property taxes and eminent domain but that's a whole different problem.
Zipair, a budget airline subidiary of JAL, offers free Wifi [1] on all their international flights. They operate in the SEA area.

[1] - https://www.zipair.net/en/onboard/service
On a recent Hawaiian flight there was free StarLink-powered WiFi. It was free and worked incredibly well.
sign o' the times
This is Canada. The 9th circuit is irrelevant up here
Same, used jQuery for years and had a love/hate relationship with it.

You're correct that React solved the imperative problems from before, but that's not the only factor to consider. You have to weigh the problems it solves against the problems that it causes.
I think this feature should be included in more structured database tools. Being able to load a CSV and query against it, either to an in-memory sqlite or a temp directory (depending on size) is a great option for this kind of work.
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>they give weapons and money to their Sunni opponents.

Understatement of the year. The Saudis ran a multi year bombing campaign that killed tens of thousands of civilians, with direct US support (including mid-air refueling and “targeting”). On top of that, the Saudi/US coalition created a famine via blockade that likely starved 50k children to death. Were the Houthis backed by Iran? Sure. Were the Saudis and their former puppet government in the capital not backed by the US? And they still lost.
You could be public company that does not max returns... But any new company going public has almost certainly abandoned any morals or qualms to get that point.
I've wanted a similar thing for C++.

Anyone know what the reasons have been for the language not adopting this?
Wonder what else we could do with this?

real tan without the risky UV exposure?
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Your view on this is influenced by which bubble you operate in.

Horrible police interactions happen at the frequency approximating plane crashes, but social media has influenced people’s Bayesian priors off from reality by about 4 orders of magnitude, including in the minds of police who are now weighing risk/reward in a way that puts more of the risk on to society.
I have my lg on a vlan, if it wants to send out data thats fine for me tbh.

As soon as it becomes shitty, i add a chromecast
I mean, a bunch of kids can break into my home 'with nothing more than a screwdriver' not even USB needed. That doesn't mean it should be tolerated - they must go to jail.
Not sure about that. In Montreal, they refuse to remove the McGill encampment for example.
I'm not even going to engage with this. Don't ask someone "What's the alternative to capitalism" and then pull this crap.
Could you explain what "woke" means to you? I feel like it is different from how I understand it, where you are aware of discrimination against people with characteristics they can't change, such as the colour of their skin
80% (or more!?) of Swedish "forests" are really just monoculture tree plantations, too.
Going directly after the executives would at the very least be better theater then letting a company pay the government with the governments own money.

It probably wont fix the issue but this kind of non-action is why most people have lost all trust in the American Governments ability to regulate corporations at all.

It's very likely that the current court structure would be extremely reluctant to issue any guilty verdict against a member of the executive class for simply chasing short term profit at the cost of the public good/safety so that this is the best that could be do but if that's true it's basically demonstrating that the technocratic center have lost it's ability to be effective technocrats and that can/will have severe implications for who is considered electable to the point where we might not see another centrist government for a while.
Everything is more straightforward if you can count on the involved person to take care of their own interests.

Once you cannot, which is quite characteristic of some mental diseases, the entire system becomes a lot more complicated.
Interestingly, I see a price of $53...? Do you think they're doing dynamic pricing and raising the price on the article because several HNers are clicking the link?
> And here I am, avoiding downloading things on cell service because it might negatively impact other people around me.

This is a noble activity and I salute you for it, but I'm pretty sure that towers have traffic shaping that manage QoS and fairness for you.
I have many beliefs that would be called woke, but parents have a right to control what their kids are exposed to on the internet.

I am curious as to how the filter works and what kind of content is considered 'woke'. Would martin lunch king videos be blocked by this app?
I would use Uv - if you can handle that it's a moving target right now. (uv python, uv lock, uv sync and so on, and in pyproject tool.uv.sources). All preview features that replace similar Rye features with a more robust implementation.