skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What are you talking about? You can import stuff to China right now, most stuff import tax is 10%, much lower than USA's tariff on Chinese goods at 25%. Apple has been selling made in India iphone in China, Nike selling made in Vietnam shoes in China. Apple, Tesla have very large market share in China. Intel, Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Amazon sell software, networking equipment, Cloud computing, databases, the stuff that is security sensitive to China and Chinese government. Where is the reciprocal access for Chinese companies to US market? Can BYD, Huawei sell to US? Can companies like Wuxi apptec, CATL, Gotion, DJI do business with US partners without absurd political witch hunting, discrimination, bans, sanctions? Mind you these companies are wanted by US companies, and they hire American workers with American offices. Tiktok pays a lot to US employees right? China also hosted a lot of trade shows year around and American companies can freely participate in them, sell and importing stuff to China. Where is the non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese firms? China imported $2.8 trillion of goods in 2023, 2nd highest in the world, China has 0% tariffs with many countries as part of free trade agreement, what is this? Isn't this not market access? What are you talking about. Apple, Tesla, Nike, GE, cisco all get non-biased if not halo marketing in China. Please proof where Chinese government is attacking them like US government is attacking Huawei, Wuxi apptec, DJI, and huge number of Chinese companies too long to list.
The question that comes to mind is what percentage of black Facebook users have their phone number on their profile (only visible to their friends) and have also friended a bot? (or joined a group that compromises their security?) A fraction of a percent is still enough to do some harm.
This is the modern version that is all the rage on social media these days:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=8d+audio
Same here, to be honest I never gave much thought to seeking alternatives, but this one looks really nice, especially having the line numbers and similar layout to GitHub diffs
There is no guarantee of success. There is a lot of luck involved.

Look at Robert Pera who founded Ubiquiti Networks. He was working on an idea his bosses ignored on he own during nights and weekend and then founded his company.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Pera

Jensen Huang said when they started Nvidia at one point they were thirty days from going out of business.

Also compare the TinyPilot (at $399) to the open source JetKVM ($69) which is supposed to come out soon.

https://jetkvm.com/
Not talking to them wihthout your lawyer is a start.
@7bit
No offence taken.

I appreciate the honesty. And thanks for actually taking the time to check out my post and give me a reply. It's more than what most did.

Is there anything you'd suggest I could do better? Or something you'd expect?

Or is it just a case of back to the drawing board in your opinion?
>They’re liable about offensive speech

there's nothing preventing them from implementing a toggleable filter, with a big red warning, geo-restrictions and even age verification if you want to turn it off.

it's not legal liability that prevents them from doing that, it's ideology.
The next term will contain several friends and believers in NRx. They have the mandate of the voters. The question is if they will actually try to enact Yarvinism. Essentially a carbon-copy of RAGE is said to be happening, but will it stop there?

In terms of crypto, I imagine their plan would involve the fed. Powell isn't out until 2026, but maybe they have a way around that. Crypto aligned figures like Balaji who have a similar worldview are seemingly starting to try to manufacture consent for a "reorganization" with respect to the fed.
Pets are considered mere property damage by the law. I think that's pretty out of line with how most pet owners would feel about anyone hurting their pets.
The molecular GRI work in the 90s was really proof of concept work that showed you could maybe build something like this, not something that looked a decade from approval. From what I remember, the early work spun off free radicals, had the middle of its set-point in the wrong place, and its "gain" was minimal.
> so they created a less potent alternative, phenylephrine,

Just to be clear, phenylephrine is not a “creation” or necessarily less potent. It’s an even older drug and a very effective vaso/venoconstrictor.
The problem is it has poor oral absorption (bioavailability) as you note, so it doesn’t do much taken by mouth, but anything it does do is mostly deleterious. And thank god for that, because if it had the effect orally that it does via IV it would be killing a lot of people.
Hear hear. Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones.
I agree with some of that but I'm not sure yet about passkeys, I like MFA/2FA for now. Passkeys, IDK, need to read more about it.
Nah. Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones.
Andromeda strain on the one hand; gravity sucks on the other. There must be a psychological/neurological toll, like wearing prismatic glasses that invert your vision until the mind adjusts.
It also wasn't, as far as I know, every strictly enforced. There were folks when I joined (which was when the L5 requirement still existed, but it was in its way out) who had been L4 for like a decade.
Probably. Although it requires a new PC with the copilot certification, implying sone level of local features.
The company that handles dental and vision for the company I work for still does it, just registered recently. There was another site a few weeks ago, same. It surprised me.
i like bat, but they also link over to delta :D

https://github.com/sharkdp/bat?tab=readme-ov-file#git-diff
JD Vance live at RemedyFest (February 2024) presented by YC and Bloomberg Beta [video]
This would have been in the early 1990s, I'd guess.

EDIT: I just checked the sources: it was mid 1993. Back then, a Macintosh Classic II would have been a common machine and shipped with 2 MB of RAM. Older machines often had only 1 MB of RAM.
Palantir's entire MO is to create a digital twin of the socioeconomic sphere of existence. This is what exists between the lines when they claim such success in finding ISIS operatives / sleeper cells.
I make up random phrases as answers to the stock question, a bot could do the same so, I may be missing the point you're making, sorry.
It's all out in the open, I can't be alone in seeing it, right? Am I insane? Are the people who could do something about this paying attention?
For context, because I had to look it up: For BB(6), Σ(6) is known to be least 10 ↑↑ 15 for in Knuth's up-arrow notation. You can read this as 10^(10 ↑↑ 14) = 10^(10^(10 ↑↑ 13)) and so on. It's much more than just a lot.

Anyone know how many digits this is?
In the USA our courts have something called 'Good Faith'. They take the word of law enforcement on 'Good faith' because they are official officers of the law. Chain of custody broken on your evidence? Well, the court will take it on 'good faith' that the police department still did things right, because otherwise they would have to throw out the case, and in the USA there is nothing worse than that. Video evidence that conflict with officer testimony? Most times the court with side with 'good faith' in the officer's testimony. Go look up 'good faith' in Lexus/Nexus and read some crazy court cases.
Argentinian farmer finds family of 20k-year-old armadillos
It's not that ALGOL-68 was that bad. It's that the description of it was terrible. There was an attempt to formalize the semantics, and it was a disaster. Nobody knew how to describe language semantics back then, so they invented a new notation. There was an ALGOL-68 report, which was incomprehensible.[1] Then there was "Informal Introduction to ALGOL-68"[2], which was difficult. Finally, there was a "Very Informal Introduction to ALGOL-68"[3], which was somewhat readable.

Some sample text from the report:

A "nest" is a 'NEST'. The nest "of" a construct is the "NEST" enveloped
by the original of that construct, but not by any 'defining LAYER'
contained in that original.
(The nest of a construct carries a record of all the declarations forming
the environment in which that construct is to be interpreted.
Those constructs which are contained in a range R, but not in any
smaller range contained within R, may be said to comprise a "reach". All
constructs in a given reach have the same nest, which is that of the
immediately surrounding reach with the addition of one extra "LAYER".
The syntax ensures (3.2.1.b, 3.4.1.i,j,k, 3.5.1.e, 5.4.1.1.b) that each 'PROP'
(4.8.1.E) or "property" in the extra 'LAYER' is matched by a defining.
indicator (4.8.1.a) contained in a definition in that reach.)

They're trying to get hold of the concept of variable scope and lifetime, back when that was a new idea.

They were also trying to invent type theory, which they needed and which didn't exist yet. The first 50 pages of the report are all about the notation they invented to be used in the rest of the report. It's not a very good notation. It's like calculus before Leibniz, when people were trying to use Newton's fluxions.[4]
Computer science just didn't have enough widely understood abstractions for people to even talk about this stuff clearly.

[1] https://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/ALGOL/report/A...

[2] https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=3196204463...

[3] https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/8776/A-Very-Informal...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluxion
When you're on steroids your body is basically a muscle making factory. You mainly need to consume enough protein and calories and your body will essentially do the work for you.

A person who takes steroids and doesn't work out will still gain more muscle than a non-steroid user working out for an hour every day.
Learn Ansible in Y Minutes
For one thing they don't space it so that the S isn't overlapping the two sides of the shirt. I hate that no matter what the font.
yes, Chinese ppl are Chinese spies. This is Western values. Chinese ppl also breathed the same air, you want ban that too? It is national security risk, you are breathing the same air a commie just breathed. I find it really interesting how ppl can just think "could", I feel you watch too much war movies. Talk to real people more, I think you will find that ppl are more the same than different, and we all want peace, good life, that is it.

Oh all Chinese are spies. China can turn cars into killing machines, Westerners really watch too much science fiction and cold war movies. This never crossed our minds this could be a thing and no one is this boring and morally bad to do this. But seems Westerners really like to entertain these ideas.
exactly this. Working with a couple ex-google and ex-facebook. Without failing every meeting we hear at least once "At Google/Facebook we used to ..." for something that is completely not applicable here.
On a not-so-completely unrelated note, if you didn't know on GitHub READMEs you can do things like

![img-text](assets//myimg_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)
![img-text](assets/myimg_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)

To automatically display the light or dark version of images depending on their gh theme (works html style too)

I'm also fond of

<p align="center">
....
</p>

Which I notice you do :), but did you know you could also do it to tables and center the caption?

<table align="center">
<tr>
<td>
<img width=800px src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52205/87230973-412eb900-c381-11ea-8aec-cc200290bd1b.png" alt="image" />
<br>
<p align="center"><sub>delta with <code>side-by-side</code> and <code>line-numbers</code> activated</sub></p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

This isn't really a critique or anything, it is that I appreciate that you took the time to make things look pretty and it seems like you'd be interested in this kind of stuff

Also to others, this even works in issues and elsewhere. I find this stuff really helpful when writing issues
Who knew it was so easy to surrender your constitutional rights. Just a single signature and they are gone.
And killing a dog is wrongest.
> believers in NRx

> enact Yarvinism

> carbon-copy of RAGE

Is there someone who can translate this obscure set of references?
Samsung is a public company no? It's not family-owned as far as I can see.
I half agree. While I respect Pope's artistic vision and the work that went into the aesthetic, I personally found it headache-inducing to actually look at. Especially with how much of the game is about gleaning clues from the environment, I simply could not enjoy it and dropped the game pretty quickly.
Apple Mac Mini has removable upgradeable storage [video]
It's convient how the Federal version and the State version on of the law for the exact same act differ just enough that 'they are totally not the same and don't violate double jeopardy' if you are retried for the same exact act in both jurisdictions. The justice system has 'by the strict definition' not 'the spirit of it' removed a lot of our constitutional rights.
I've been using difftastic for a while. How do you use both together?
There are plenty of areas of the police station that do not have recorded audio. Yes, the official interview would/should, but that doesn't mean they didn't start off the record in another area.
Yea I would def. not call mitochondria "alive" since they are so deeply integrated with the rest of the cell & vice versa.

mito is like <100k bp vs 3000000k bp in human genome (bp = base pair = "character" in a string)

principle derives from the concept of "the selfish gene" or "the red queen" these famous books on the topic. Arms races between X and Y chromosome. Arms race between nucleus and mitochondria, and so on.

or put it this way. why do all animals have sex? because it generates gene sequences that confer fitness more efficiently than self-replication (which is the typical repro method of unix programmers)... .. generates such gene sequences for NUCLEAR DNA that is, mito DNA comes from mom only (the red queen.. .. "mitochondrial eve" ... "y chromosomal adam".. etc). and thus the mito is fundamentally unable to wield the power of evolution, completely evolutionarily outclassed by those nuclear chromosomes. thus exporting all its genes to the nucleus, conferring advantage to all such progeny with their superior power supply
Here are some in-depth blog posts from ex-employees:

https://sarahconstantin.substack.com/p/the-great-data-integr...

https://nabeelqu.substack.com/p/reflections-on-palantir
It's also out of stock now a lot more than before. Especially in larger (read: cheaper per dose) boxes. I assume but have not confirmed this is simply done by overworked pharmacy staff not re-ordering as often as they otherwise would to avoid the extra workload induced by having to run your ID through the database/etc. I've talked to pharmacy techs that do this for other drugs that induce extra workload at national chains, so I don't see why this wouldn't hold true here as well.
you might like diffr (https://github.com/mookid/diffr) (disclaimer: my project)
this is inspiring as people like me are also going this process, don't know what would happen next but also no regret
Not really (controller on the MB) but previously (9 points) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42090441
10 ↑↑ 14
well, that depends. your pet? just property.

harm or kill a police dog however? youll do 45 years in prison because thats not property, its a "K-9 cop"

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/news/man-who-killed-police...

double standards like this are how Rome burned.
Is it though? He's perfectly positioned to do so.
Didn't see any one talk about it but French health agency recommended all pharmacists and doctors to stop issuing Pseudoephedrine for colds as there is supposedly increased risk of heart attacks and strokes. It was only for people with high BP but seems like it's now for general population too.

Source: https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20231024-french-health-agency-w...
NASA: Space flight is still something we don’t fully understand, we’re finding things that we don’t expect sometimes. This was one of those times, and we’re still piecing things together on this and so to maintain medical privacy and to let our processes go forward in an orderly manner, this is all we’re going to say about that event at this time

Gizmodo: fuck their privacy!!
When I started work, "Staff" in any title meant entry level. "Senior" was a higher grade title, but still mostly an IC position. Above that were various managment/lead titles where you actually had people reporting to you.
Just a wild guess without anything backing it up and to get the guessing party started... something like decompression sickness?

edit: love the answers, but would rather party.
And cops wonder why people don't trust them.
Wow, this seems to be a clear improvement over the Obra Dinn method!
I can’t imagine being a windows server admin… it’s a never ending nightmare.
Or if you don’t you just need ten videos
Some people seem to deal with long-term zero-G better than others. The cosmonaut who spent the longest continuous time in space was Valeri Polyakov, who spent 437 days in zero G in the early 1990s, came back fine, had a good career after returning, and recently died at age 80.
Curl Cheat.sh/Latency
>... you're a moron or you're complicit.

Stay classy.
There's a variety of reasons to do it, and I didn't really plan it out in advance, but over the last couple of years I've found myself gradually transitioning my digital life to thick-client mode.

I've been thin-client pretty much all my life, starting with college where I didn't own a computer and everything lived somewhere I "went to", then when I bought my first Windows laptop but would ssh into university servers to do anything (I'd already burnt out on installing Linux for other people). When I built my own website it seemed natural (but with hindsight, not the ideal security posture) to treat it as my home.

Over time I started saving a backup of my digital home locally. But for a long time it was just a backup. The source of truth in my mind was in the cloud. Most of what has happened recently is a piecemeal inversion where I start thinking of the local copy of various things as the ground truth. Eventually I noticed my cloud server was altogether too beefy for a tiny website and a glorified backup server. I moved the data to a dedicated backup service and started pushing backups up from my laptop. Then I downsized the server; all it needs to do now is run the website.

The appropriate use of the cloud is communications and backups. Everything else should be local.
yes, well, the other part of the story
you would not know it maybe unless you frequent among addicts or psych wards where the practice is done
indeed there is a third such nasal decongestion / meth class drug known as BENZEDREX
it is a OTC decongestant .. an inhaler.. okay, fine.
but what drug addicts, and in my experience for whatever reason, people with hard psych illnesses like to do is pop the inhaler open. inside is a benzedrex-laden ball of cotton which is then chewed upon for the high
Brainwashed with what. All I can see is people are brainwashed to believe Chinese ppl bad, Chinese ppl are spies, a tiktok office is an evil spy outpost. The evil commmies from China are going to spread the red scare everywhere. We need to drop the iron curtain now!
This doesn't use error diffusion but instead a dither pattern (ordered Bayer and blue noise). Not sure why, as error diffusion has better image quality. Compute cost could be a reason.
/proc still read-only, the article uses "mounts", a generic mechanism available for any area of the filesystem. This is allowed because mounting logic is living "above" filesystem-specific logic, and there is no specific exception for /proc filesystem.

One can imagine having a special code which checks for mounts for /proc, but this turns ugly pretty quick. Disallow all mounts on /proc? Not going to work, the PC I am typing the comment on has a mount at /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc. Maybe just disallow bind mounts only? This breaks "create chroot/container and bind-mount host fs" use case, plus attacker can mount tmpfs anyway.

You have to design some sort of rules for where mounting is allowed and where not, and then ensure they are correct and up-to-date. This is a non-trivial amount of work -- and for what? A method which is super obvious to detect (mount table entries!) and can only fool the beginner defenders?

Instead, Linux provides generic "LSM" hook mechanism that can restrict any operations, including mounts. If someone thinks such mount restrictions are a good idea, they are welcome to write kmod (kernel module) to do so, or configure one of the existing ones to reject those operations. But I expect that by the time people get knowledgeable enough to write kmods, they are knowledgeable enough to come up with a better protection against rogue root user.
The police do both. So are they wrongest?
10, actually
+1 for cuckoos egg
Why not just use xylometazoline (aka Otrivin) at least as a nasal (spray) decongestant — or isn't it available in the U.S?

Xylometazoline is very effective. Sure that doesn't solve the oral/body-wide absorption of a decongestant but it's a good start.

From my personal experience phenylephrine (as a nasal spray) does work but it's one step off being useless. I've occasionally had to use it as a fallback when I haven't been able to get
xylometazoline (where I am xylometazoline is only available in pharmacies whereas phenylephrine is also available in supermarkets and elsewhere).

It's interesting to note that the bans and restrictions on pseudoephedrine have had large negative consequences. Not only have ordinary users missed out on a good decongestant but it seems drug cartels have largely overcome the shortage of pseudoephedrine by substituting the precursor phenylacetone (P2P). Not only that but they've even managed to separate the chiral components of the final drugs which makes them indistinguishable from medical pharmaceuticals.

Incidentally, I prefer not to use pseudoephedrine as a decongestant, whilst I receive no mental stimulation from it, it nevertheless has stimulating properties that make me feel queasy. It's why my first choice is xylometazoline. There's also the related decongestant oxymetazoline, which I've found effective but it's not as good as xylometazoline (for me at least) but it's still vastly superior to the near-useless phenylephrine.
Gizmodo used to be owned by Gawker which went bankrupt due to a lawsuit brought on because they didn't care about a famous person's privacy. So this seems par for the course.
How are you selling it? If i put down my email and buy it, what do I get? A link to the complete version? Are you at all concerned that people would just copy the source code?
How would they obtain a Cellebrite in the first place?

I’m guessing that supply chain is pretty locked down. Sure, a journalist might have obtained one at some point but it won’t be able to phone home and download the latest exploits.
> This code is very readable

It really is.

> Syntax-wise, it looks like some mix of Go, C and Python. Nothing at all unusual. It would be pretty easy to learn to program in this, and comfortable too.

Or maybe a mix of Pascal, PL/I, and /bin/sh.
Diffing desired vs. actual state in TF is problematic