skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FWIW, I myself am not vegan and I would never push a diet that is unworkable or hard to fit in for someone with strict dietary constraints. I'm also sorry if you face judgement for your diet for that reason.

That said, I would say for the vast majority of people in the developed world who have access to plethora of plant based whole food options and who do not suffer from dietary restrictions for health reasons, massively cutting down on meat and dairy consumption would be good for both the health of those people and for the planet.
On Linux MAINTAINERS file removal of Russian developers
Dark Waters (2019 Film)
I think the truck is like dating an exciting but shallow person who doesn't care about you.

The truck is extremely fast, with excellent steering, suspension and lots of other groundbreaking technology.

But it is basically user-hostile. No dashboard, no stalks for turn signals or gear selection, and everything is on the central touchscreen. And that is super cluttered and impossible to do important things without looking away from your driving and jabbing at a moving touch point.

It makes you a worse driver, and you're spending 100k.

Honestly, give it a dashboard. Add stalks for turn signals, wiper, headlight, gear selection. Give it a few dedicated buttons for things you need to reach by touch (defrost, mute/volume, internal/external lights) and lots of animosity would go away. Make it an option for $5k! people will pay.

EDIT: they are learning. The wrapped black ones don't look terrible.
Eurika! Other videos! Thank you for the idea.

One example of real work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCHXNcpq3OA
The kernel can bypass any memory protection, it does not need to fake mseal. Controlling the memory protection is one of the most important functions of any OS kernel and one of the few that could not be implemented in any other place.

Some CPUs have special hardware means for protecting some memory region against the kernel ("secure enclaves", e.g. Intel SGX), and that is the feature that the supporters of DRM want.

"Mseal" is only against attackers who do not control the kernel.
If there's no owner what stops the games from being distributed? Shouldn't it mean there's noone who can sue the distributor?
I use a tablet full time and have not seen this. What large news sites?

Usually web sites hide some elements in a menu widget on narrow displays. The functionality is all there but presented for the display width. Look for the “hamburger” menu, three horizontal lines.

Web sites not designed to display properly at various widths should just scroll horizontally.

Because phones greatly outnumber tablets or computer screens for most web site visits it would surprise me to find a major public web site not optimized for phone display, typically portrait orientation.
Sounds like their system isn't in the later stages of cancer like the US.
Most others just follow the same concept of running imperative commands and not much about them is revolutionary. NixOS gives that a new spin.
So if it's not reproducable, what is it good for? To recreate similar environment easily?
From Trump's rhetoric and flaming hatred for the 'enemies within' it seems not far fetched to imagine him setting up internment camps. It is a slippery slope as Germans can attest.
That will change with content addressed derivations but they are progressing slowly exactly because of this.
With Guix and Nix you often you don't run IDE's in the traditional way. You write a declarative file with all the processes, dependencies and so on. I know it would suck for GUI programming with Java/C#/Vala, as often some packages are not granted as dependencies, such as gcc/autohell/libtool if you install some C++ iIDE, but that's it.
All the electricity you'll need for 40 years
I can't imagine that building facilities and capturing resources to funnel them into underground farms is more efficient than using the sun, rain, and soil that's already there. With modern farming techniques, you can capture more carbon dioxide in the ground than you produce, and you can create habitats for biodiversity that help dealing with the more unstable climate. But that means more effort in food production, and thus more expensive food. Also you can't sell that idea to VCs or billionaires building doomsday bunkers.
Haunted is a weird way to call them, these are stigmatized domains.
For some pictures of the Kronos 2.6 WS, see the Science Museum Group page about their machine:

https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co85650...
Does an apology matter? Do we really need one?

How will an apology from Bezos improvement life?

What would improve mymlife are clear concrete actions not measly words.
Hi,
I've got few questions:

1). What profiling tools do you use for GPU code?

2). Where one would start, in terms of learning resources, about coding using inline GPU assembler?

3). Do you verify GPU assembler generated by a compiler from C/C++ code, in terms of effectiveness? If so, which tools do you use for that?

4). Is SIMD on GPUs a thing?

5). What are the primary factors being taken into account by you (cache sizes, microoptimizations, etc.) when you write code for a tool like gpuowl/prpll? Which factor is the most important?
Thanks!
>there are numerous reasons and everyone has choices.

That part where you declare there are numerous reasons, and not just that its in the US's interest
You probably want to say "correctly handle arbitrary input" than "sanitize" inputs.

If everybody sanitizes their inputs (in undefined ways) then companies like the one mentioned would be randomly blocked from administrative processes.

This is not what we (as a society) want.

If Bobby Tables isn't a valid name the legislation should make it invalid, instead of rubber stamping it at the government registry and let poor Bobby get random errors when making requests to various public bodies. ("Sorry, our school does not admit persons with semicolons in their names.")
This is obviously unfortunate but I think the issue is a lot bigger than Linux. It should serve as a reminder that there are no liberals in war.

The civil liberties you take for granted, in a major war, they will be gone. They will die in one day and it will take decades to get them back if ever. Remember that in WW2 America was throwing Japanese citizens into internment camps and the other side was doing far worse. Things that are unfathomable today but in a war with sufficiently high stakes they will happen again and more.
Yeah, we have the whole package right now. Grift on top of grift where trust and accountability wither rapidly.
AI city. I mean, come on, that one’s obvious.
This me. Why switch? X works just fine for me.

I don't want to learn Wayland or any of its quirks until I have to.

I've already seen how lacking it is in terms of input control. I'm sure it's better since I looked a few years ago, but really who cares. Until I have to switch, why would I?
You never want to get into a stall in a large commercial jet. Private pilots are taught stall and maybe spin recovery techniques for small GA aircraft. ATP rated pilots are taught stall/spin avoidance.

Chances are, if your AoA is anywhere near the critical AoA, a competent pilot is likely aware of it. The sensors are just another safety factor on top of that to help ensure situational awareness.
I was under the impression that Apple requires apps to be distributed under terms which conflict with the GPLv3, so the copyright holders effectively need to dual-license an app for it to be suitable for the App Store. Uploading your own version of bitwarden/ios would then open you up to a takedown notice from Bitwarden Inc. since they didn't consent to this.

Looking into it again, it seems like the Apple Media Services T&C now has provisions for distributing apps under a "Custom EULA", but it still has weird clauses like the one saying you can't "scrape, copy, or perform measurement, analysis, or monitoring of, any portion of the Content", which their definition of includes apps. (Ridiculous clause since it prohibits so much as looking at an app with Activity Monitor, but whatever.) The GPLv3 has a provision saying users can ignore additional restrictions, but you as an App Store uploader aren't in a position to grant that right, so... the situation still seems legally iffy enough that I'm not sure you could win against Bitwarden if they objected to a fork.
Manim
I don’t understand what the naysayers want? They want an app that is decentralized, completely free, uses nothing remotely related to crypto, doesn’t serve ads, and where it starts day 1 with a robust ecosystem of applications using it.

These people are just winging for followers IMO.
Widely reported today.
Nice collection of puzzles. But the ads on this are bloody awful. Can't even pay to get rid of them. What a pity.

TIP: Don't sign up! It doesn't give you any benefits, and you still can't get rid of the ads.
Moonshine speech to text model 1.7x faster than OpenAI's Whisper, as accurate
Such articles about Europe always seem to ignore skilled immigration and pretend it's not important. Europe sucks at attracting skilled immigrants compared to the US, or even Canada. And the contributions of immigrant founders is well documented.

I think attractiveness to skilled immigrants is also an indicator factor of social mobility and societal openness, which indirectly plays an important role for a successful entrepreneureal ecosystem. Europe is far behind in this regard.
> Why isn't it about Kamala just being so bad, in Bezos's eyes, that she doesn't deserve an endorsement.

Bad for whom? Bezos is a multibillionaire, his problems are not our problems. It’s detached from reality to think a guy that made his fortune exploiting workers and other businesses in any way understands or cares for society’s struggles.
I'm a simple man, I like simple answers: the guy just turned 40.
Except that autocorrect is frequently wrong, so that many authors of hilariously wrong messages have to apologize that the messages must have been messed by autocorrect (which may be true or not).

When autocorrect is wrong, it usually is because it chooses words believed to be used more frequently in that context, so especially the authors of scientific or technical texts are affected by the wrong guesses of autocorrect, because they use less common words.
Can we actually count the number of instances and users on Mastodon (the fediverse)? I have alt accounts in at least two separate "bubbles" of servers that only federate with each other and wouldn't show up in stats like this.
Did you try udp/443 to see if OVH clobber that traffic ?

I was quite hoping that the advent of QUIC would let us all use UDP again, albeit on one port.
Crazy thought: something like BorgBackup.

If only 20% of the content gets changed, the rolling hash that Borg does to chunk files could identify the 80% common parts and then with its deduplication it would store just a single compressed copy of those chunks. And as a bonus, it's designed for handling historical data.
Yes, but the gas money went to someone else. That spending ability is now lost from the consumer and equally gained by the producer. Extracting a valuable resource is adding value out of thin air (literally with gas at times), but you could argue that we’re reaping efficiency’s gains again by making that resource more useable.
The min_p paper and many other papers are doing exactly that.
I've never used cohost but I miss it
Only if your greed is bigger than your pockets. Which is bound to be true for anyone who accumulates this much money and still exploits workers to the degree Amazon does.
Silcone Carbide ,mosfets,and ssr,power control devices are also bieng used in many other ways,
for inverters in solar power equipment and welding
and in power transmission at line voltages.
Silcone carbide is contributing to the grid staying up while faceing greater peak demand.
Silcone carbide devices were introduced a few years ago,but with limited supply,now a search
shows many sources and types of switches.
Children's Mathematical Abilities Tied to Three Specific Genetic Variants
> Linux has joined the dark side too. Banning people based on nationality

"Linux" is not banning anybody. They must comply with the sanctions against Putin regime that many governments in the world raised, in response to insane Putin's behavior.

Linux is not banning people based on nationality, is banning people based on their employers that is a different question. Linux has every right to ban somebody that would be working for a cartel, for example. This is a win-win for the people banned also, because protects them to be targeted and forced by the Russian regime to participate on war crimes.

Calling about "mafreedom!" and "your lack of ethics" just looks deranged and out of the reality. "mafreedom to kill you (and you must help me to build the bombs or are a very bad guy)" is preschool level material. Not even funny as a joke. They really think that we are so stupid?

> Linux lacks ethics

Since 2022 the Russian president is sending 1000 Russians a day to a sure death, could stop the carnage at any time, and couldn't care less about it. Most Russians support him and don't care also. I will not accept any lesson on ethics.
More context? A search on Google doesn't bring anything useful to me.
X seems to be working quite well. Especially considering the significant reduction in overhead since Elon's purchase.
That’s the canonical boogeyman argument.

But most people are just not wired for hedonism, regardless of any particular “faith”.

I haven’t seen much difference in hedonism between the non-religious and the religious. Lots of people in the latter category that make me go cross-eyed trying to figure out how they square their circles (I.e. do what they want, celebrate forgiveness for imperfection, out grow their own needs on their own schedule, but still manage to judge others.)

And the destructive “hedonists”, I.e. drug addicts, out of control sex addicts, are not really hedonists. They are almost always covering up real pain from some major trauma, anxiety, or hopelessness. Very few people really value a momentary high over long term satisfaction.

(Not nobody. I have seen “undamaged” people who fall into every momentary “pleasure” pit without brakes. But at least those I have seen, have all been mentally compromised.)
It's quite mysterious how an internet service provider isn't aware of their devices being used in an active warzone at the hands of war criminals and doesn't seem to care that much to see if their devices are violating sanctions or not.

It's almost like you're saying that Starlink is a risk to national and international security because any terrorist group can use it unchecked.

Except when Putin requested him not to deploy Starlink on Taiwan, and looks like Elon complied: https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/news/4938264

If it's Russia using them on the battlefield, "oh anyone can use it it's a retail product"... if it's Taiwan "well it's complicated"...

So maybe you're right, Starlink should become heavily regulated moving forward.

I'm all for the law taking action on these matters. If there's corruption at play, let it come to light.
Having an editorial opinion is not the same thing as having a conflict of interest. In general readers don’t expect newspapers to contain only news, but also opinions and editorial decisions. Candidate endorsements are a typical part of what’s expected.
I recently did a quick research about fulltext engines and found it to be very frustrating.

The most promising with a comment /note:

ElasticSearch - good, but huge and strange licensing
Meilisearch - my favorite, nothing to complain so far
QuickWit - good but *nix only
TypeSense - good but *nix only
Manticore - untested but looks interestung
ZincSearch - seems abandoned, issues with ES API compatibility
Solr - interesting but a bit old fashioned
Sphinx - DB based, old fashioned
Describing NY Post as center-right is insane. It's genuinely not up to interpretation, that's about as hard right as it gets.
Guile and Nix are horrible languages with shitty syntax, the difference is that one is general purpose (Guile) and the other is a mix of yaml and json, while Guile (Lisp) abuses parentheses and you end up lost in spaghetti code, in Nix you end up not knowing what it's doing even if you're an "expert". They are bad solutions and not very reproducible, because in NixOS you have to change every so often the shitty variables they use to set garbage and in Guix you have to fight if you need non-free software with the NonGuix channel and other kind of nonsense.
Mastodon is not decentralized, it's federated. It doesn't solve some of the problems that come with centralization, it just creates more entities that will have the same problems (being at will of a server). And funnily, it doesn't even solve data portability entirely (you can't actually move your posts). Mastodon's "decentralization" is even worse than a "theoretical promise" of one, cause it's a just marketing promise when it literally just does not work that way in some aspects. You're still "centralized" to whatever server you signed up on, still with caveats that an actual centralized service would have. It's better, but it's truly not all it's made out to be. Definitely not to the point where such sneer and kind of just, speculatively making shit up, wouldn't look just ironic.
I think there is an interesting piece to be written about how prone bsky is to being captured by a single entity. It would look at how the reality of PDS today is 99.9999% (not the actual number, but ballpark) bsky hosted, also true for the relay. Then it would outline EEE scenarios, their likelihoods and whether bksy is sufficiently decentralized to fend them off.

This post is not that and misses the mark for me.
And another more general question: (6) gcc, clang, and nvcc have some OpenMP offloading capabilities which allow to compile code into binaries which can then run on GPUs. Is the code they produce through OpenMP anywhere close to what one gets directly with i.e. opencl?
It’s hard to imagine any upper bound on broken or useless or corrupt that would invalidate one more news feed.

The gates are open on Google Search shaping your information, on Meta shaping your fashion, on Amazon shaping your commercial instinct.

And on YC boosting tired legacies around AirBnB rather than contemporary realities like Garry “Die Motherfucker” Tan pimping Pear “ChatGPT that license” shit on X.

I’ve had a beer with Zuckerberg and one with Dorsey, I say it can’t get any worse.
Wait till you find out what the big oil dependent car companies have being doing with oil contracts in the sea
> Go look at videos from the 70s before we began ingesting chemicals

You’re going to have to be more specific than “chemicals” unless you’re asserting that humans had fusion cells.
I think you’re reacting to alarmism as though it’s unwarranted. Have you considered it might actually be warranted?
Maybe some Howard Zinn and Malcolm X too.
I've heard of some database migration tooling that uses category theory to compute robust data transformations that are automatically composable to achieve the desired outcome.

There has been seen some research into the fundamentals of machine learning, using category theory approaches for computing the compositions of transformations of expressions. E.g.: simultaneously computing a gradient, the "bounding box" of the error, and other similar derivatives to improve the robustness of gradient descent.
what does have a "big claim" that they have "no algorithm" is mastodon, which says so on its joinmastodon.org page and in its instance blurb. which just so obviously could not even possibly be true.
The company in question entered bankruptcy in August 2023

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baikal_CPU#Bankruptcy

I'm not arguing for/against the exclusions due to sanctions. I think the benefit of banning people who used to work for a banned entity is minimal, but after all, if they are still using an email address provided by that sanctioned entity (alumni access?) of course they haven't disentangled themselves fully from that entity
"Being at will of a server" is always a problem, but with federation you can choose which server you are at the will of. You still need trust, but that trust can be chosen by you based off of your needs (and that trust can be placed in yourself). You're on a different part of the trust gradient.

Meanwhile there's a certain quality of service that can be obtained with "mere" federation that is much tougher for many decentralized strategies. The actual topology matters, but federation is a pretty decent model IMO! There's a reason that e-mail has been so useful as a system for so long!
I think it’s okay that they use the contract force to remove backlash since they are actually controlling it. In fact, if you could do that well, that’s huge!
I thought I read that tylenol can help with social anxiety like public speaking.

EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31263305
> once Petroleum runs out this century

Weird. I had that on my calendar for _last_ century. I wonder what happened?
Right, because hacking into the matrix and tweaking the code there to make security breaches physically impossible is obviously the more robust solution...
$ nix-shell -p android-tools

[nix-shell:~]$ adb --version

Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.41

Version 35.0.1-android-tools

Installed as /nix/store/dxdygi06ixq7y419hmc4skz4cdzbcnwf-
android-tools-35.0.1/bin/adb

Running on Linux 6.10.3 (x86_64)
You can find countless lists describing principles and tenets of journalism that differ from each other.

Accuracy, verification, impartiality, yes, but seeking the truth upsets people, and the usual attack on that is to claim bias, prejudice, activism and “fake news” on the part of the journalist/organization
Losing parentheses is not an issue for any Lisp programmer.

I remind you this is HN, guess on what was built on.

>non-free software

Non-free software should be the issue, not Guix itself.

Not free software by default is NOT reproducible. Period. Useless for science.
The opposite of censoring is putting out information at scale. What if the Chinese government decides to generate so much information at so much scale that people start believing it? Advertisements work, do they not? Saturate the internet with speech, so much speech that speech loses meaning.
I'm not sure how we can get the point that a centralized seamless UX experience is core to any platform though the thick skulls of people designing decentralized federated services.

Lemmy's active user number drops every month and as does Mastodon's by a lesser degree, both failing to get proper traction because they segment and wall off tiny gardens where nothing is happening, making sure that people waste time frequenting empty communities instead of merging it all together. Regardless of how the backend is handled, centralized or not, people need the same thing on the frontend. These valiant attempts at remaking popular sites for the people by the people are not only fighting every corporation that wants them gone as a concept but also their own dumb decisions, which will probably prove too much of a hurdle in the long run.
To put a finer point to it, some politicians use “alternative facts.”
No it's not, and this fact is quite clearly spelled out in the material you quoted.

The key phrase here is "specifically designed". We're talking about a commercial off the shelf router, not a piece of equipment designed for military applications. It falls squarely within Category 5 Part 2 of the EAR (which covers IT equipment generally), and so is explicitly excluded from the USML.
I don't think they could do that sustainably while it's actually doing 'the job' though, correct? It's pretty in the way.
I am pretty sure most extensions (or at least ublock) can be set to stay off on specific websites? The extension can have an extra list of known safe sites that don't have ads where the extension stays off by default (should still be turn on-able because the list might be outdated).