skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As I've posted elsewhere in the comments here, I think there are good solutions, but it will take some cooperation to get them off the ground (adoption of standards, licenses, etc.). Here is what I've proposed, which comes pretty close to what the CAI (Content Authenticity Initiative) is doing: https://dev.to/kylepena/addressing-the-threat-of-deep-fakes-...
That is contrarian to democrats giving more support historically unions and putting laws in place to raise the wealth and social support of lower income citizens. Think of Medicare in 1965, Social Security and the National Labor Relations Act in 1935, and the Low-Income Housing Preservation and Residential Homeownership Act of 1990
Safari on Mac keeps freezing when I open pages from the TypeScript Handbook, and the latest release hasn’t resolved this issue:

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/narrowing.htm...
> cash giveaway gimmick

you mean fraud

> providing a social media platform that doesn’t suppress conservative viewpoints

Now amplifies ONLY them, which if you were claiming to be an impartial champion of free speech (as Musk repeatedly said) is equally as bullshit as what was happening on the platform before.

Instead, this bastion of free speech now considers "cisgender" a slur.
Hmm, this doesn't seem to work right on macOS 15?
Wow, I didn't know this effect had a name. I've experienced it so many times.

I've also seen how politicians lie and tell half truths about stuff, where I know the full story like them.
> Inflation is actually the increase in the money supply

It's not that simple. That might be how it is defined in economy textbook, but in practice, how do government agencies measure inflation? You have predefined basket of consumer goods and record their prices over time, and that price increase is reported as "inflation rate", and that's what gets reported in TV news.

And yet you somehow blame people for misunderstanding the term when the wrong definition is hammered into their brains all the time by all the mainstream media.
Tu ab kio Kamla aur Biden k uthate phir raha hay, hain??
I fail to see how TCP/IP fragmentation really affects this use case. I don't know why it's mentioned and given that there aren't multiple network devices with different MTUs it will cause issues. Am I right? Is that the lack of technical knowledge you're referring to or am I missing something?
Yeah I will fully admit that "draw circles to yaw" is not intuitive or discoverable, but it is quite convenient when you have learnt it. I'd definitely prefer tumbler over trackball because of this.

But turntable is clearly far superior to the others. Unless you really need to yaw the model then stick with that.
Sadly no hahaha - it was just a brainfart on my end
Trump promised to make the economy better. Is he able to do that remains to be seen, but his message was pretty clear, and he did have some success before COVID in that regard. Now, of course as any challengers, he enjoys the advantage of attacking the incumbents on what they did without offering any proof (which is impossible anyway) that his plans would work. But Trump's approach to this question have been pretty clear - if you feel like the economy is going to a wrong direction, and you feel hurt by it, I feel you and I'll fix it. Harris has been unable to offer similar message, and both her ambivalent stance where she declared herself both fully owning the policies for the last four years and the agent for change, and the completely chaotic treatment of inflation made her message not persuasive.
> But are you arguing that when people believe things that are demonstrably false, like using bleach as a Covid remedy,

These are morons you read about in your news bubble. The average American is not like them.
My window into the blue collar world has made it look like if you want a job where safety is respected, you probably want a union job. There a macho tendency working against it, and management’s all too happy to let that, plus the implied threat of firing if you become too irritating, erode safe practices, even if they nominally have policies to the contrary.
Bold of you to think the red states are capable of learning.
What you have to realize is that many of these podcasts and forums and so on are marketing tools. Any honesty or insight is either accidental or incidental. I mean even HN is the marketing arm for YC.

In recent years we've seen where the loyalties lie for the likes of Sacks and Calacanis. You see this as various SV movers have fallen in line politically in a way that alienates the majority of the workers that created their wealth.

Go back 10-20 years and there was a lot of delusion in the tech space that companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, Netflix or whoever that are somehow "different" to Corporate America. Since the pandemic, I think all of these companies have gone fully mask off.

You, as a tech worker, as a nuisance to these people. You cost money. They are doing their utmost to suppress your wages and create fear and uncertainty through permanent, rolling layoffs. It's a constant effort to get you to do more work for less money.

The likes of Calacanis, Sacks, Thiel, Zuckerberg, Pichai and so on are united in one thing: solidarity with the billionaire class. So maybe All-In is entertaining but you should never forget it has an agenda to serve the billionaire class.
I totally get why people are infuriated by rationalizations like "inflation rates are now good". Instantaneous ("now") rates of change are not particularly illuminating during periods where those rates themselves are more volatile than they have been historically.

It makes sense (to me) to average inflation over the four year electoral period. The average inflation over the Biden years 2021-2024 was 5.3%, versus 1.9% over the Trump years 2017-2020 [1]. I have no idea what Biden could have done to keep inflation down during his presidency, but Americans felt their purchasing power decrease a lot more during his term than during his predecessor's, with corresponding impact on their livelihoods. They have every right to be pissed off. And it's human nature that how pissed off we are influences our decisions to a significant extent. Idly wondering what time series (other than inflation) might reflect significant contributions to pissedoffitude.

[1] https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-infl...
Yeah definitely. I’m a musician but I don’t have an interest in being heard, but I’ve noticed that those who do want to be heard don’t want to put in the effort to be heard.
That remains to be seen. It ain't finished yet!
Yes he did. I've heard interesting arguments that they did some clever accounting to hide a small deficit on the books somehow, but I didn't quite follow well enough to say for sure. That technicality aside, Clinton balanced the budget and every president since has apparently thought that was a terrible idea.
> Closing border, halting illegal immigration, mass deportations - these are massively net positive for US citizens who are uneducated and poor. Migrates are competing with them for jobs, housing, social services, all resources.

If that was really the case how come you just elected the very same guy who killed the border deal?

> Ending forever wars will allow shifting of budget priorities. A reduction of just 10-15% of defense and intelligence budgets and cutting funding to Israel and Ukraine can pay for childcare for every child in the US easily.

There is no "funding to Israel and Ukraine". For Ukraine there's transfer of outdated weapon systems reaching the end of life and already obsolete, which in turn is creating jobs in the US to restock and replenish the US's arsenal. If anything, you're seeing money go into the US defense industry which ends up being the US's take on welfare and social security program with all the pork programs.

Whoever fooled you into believing people are handing over cash to Ukraine, fooled you very well.
People will pretend that this quality difference doesn’t exist in networking, uptime, server quality.

It’s not a drop in replacement. It might be worth it depending on what you’re doing.
It looks like you don't even care about opening documentation before pressing reply. Podman is a simple hammer without any moving parts, that used properly can be used to build fancy stuff without much knowledge.
I've been toying around with a design for a real-time chat protocol, and was recently in a debate of WebSockets vs HTTP long polling. This should give me some nice ammunition.
It's definitely harder to learn, but it's way more powerful. CAD is aimed at power users.
Bill Clinton didn't have major wars, but did have wars. Bush Jr had major wars and the dems fought like hell against that, but then Obama had a bunch of wars and kept one major war going. Trump didn't have new wars and insisted on ending the one major war (which didn't happen until Biden). Biden has a major war. Harris got the endorsement of the Cheneys and some Bushes.

There was no party switch. Both parties love the money flow that wards create.

Trump is not a party; he's the only one against the wars.
I don’t think that there is so much geographical difference in phthalate exposure. Exposure is through products used throughout countries. Probably you will find some jobs being correlated to higher exposure.
I honestly feel like the media was covering Harris quite a lot. Her message needed to be more than "he's a fascist" and while some might say, she had a stronger message than that, as an educated person who consumes news from all sides of the spectrum, I didn't see it.

Edit: In fact, some say she lost the election because of her performance directly in front of the news media on TV and whatnot.
Absolutely agree. Until we restore a proper and trusted free press, all political bets are off. Americans are living in isolated bubbles of information with little agreement on actual ground truth.
Sounds weird that apparently they expected to send 3 MB in a single TCP packet
> China is not in good shape and Trump’s first term was a clear inflection point in their trajectory.

So you believe it had nothing to do with a global pandemic and propping up their real estate markets until they popped?
> We can improve, create, and make things better

Everything the left does in the US is in pursuit of those 3 things. The right has and will now continue to do everything in their power to destroy all 3 those things in the name of money. And not money for you or me.

Of course, the republican populous doesn't believe that, but it doesn't make it any less true.

The reality is much, much worse than you, or even most people realize.
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You could certainly implement Kamal just with Ansible and Docker Compose. It's just an abstraction that does it for you and handles all the edge-cases. (Kamal doesn't use Ansible, it has its own SSH lib).
I hadn't thought of that use case, thanks for the feedback!
Since most problems are rooted in mindset, I created gift cards—like those metal cards with tools cut into them. I really like them; they’re quite handy.

Each card has two sides with text:

1. “I want a better life! What do I want?”

2. “I have a better life! What do I have?”

When you give away the card, you might say, "I have a lot of respect for what you’re doing. I want to give you this card because I believe in you. Look here: do you want a better life? You deserve it, but always have to know what you want.

Now, on the other side, consider this: maybe today was a good day, maybe you’re happy with this card. So every day, ask yourself what you already have. Don’t compare yourself to others; just be grateful for what you have, even if it feels like it’s not much.

And remember, this card is more than just a gift—it’s a meaningful tool.”
This is my main beef with "inflation" being used differently now from what it had been historically. Going back to the roman empire it was always about money supply increase, Keynes and crew decided that didn't sit well with them since money supply manipulation was their whole game.
This.

Just had a longer discussion with my wife just now why this is.

So many discussions in Germany revolve around ideology and not what’s best in the situation right now.
This is the part that blows my mind consistently. The number of people screaming “WHY would ANYONE vote for him?!” and then not even considering trying to find out is a true bummer.
Let's not argue words. Other kind labels were deplorables, fascists, Nazis, garbage, sexists, racists, xenophobes and anti-American.
That $3B is milestone based, they don't get it until they deliver on the milestones. AFAICT, they've only hit a single milestone on the plan, and have received <$100M of the $3B to date.
>Republicans push class divide so to keep their voter base uneducated and poor.

And you claim the democrats didn't push class divide by basically deriding and ignoring a huge part of the American population that supports Trump or might vote for him? Note that he made massive gains with latinos and even with the frican American community. That says a lot about who felt which party was ignoring them and pushing its own sort of class divide with rhetoric that didn0t take many of the things these people really give a damn about into account.

Pray tell too, what exactly are the specific interests you think they voted against? And how were the democrats addressing them?

After such a high popular vote in his favor, saying in effect that he won only because those who voted for him are a bunch of ignorant fools is exactly the sort of foolish tendency that made his opponents lose.
Do you argue that Trump was elected because the media supported him more than Harris? Although Fox News and X are fully pro-Trump, of course, my impression is that the majority of media did not support Trump. So, I find that media control thesis hard to believe.
You're not meaning the same thing by "pro war" or "anti war".

So long as the war in the middle east or Ukraine does not involve US soldiers on the ground, Trump can finance or equip one of the side - for the average voter in the US, there is no "war".

Maybe the the young men in the US were more concerned about the war in Russia escalating to a conflict that would involve US soldiers on the ground.

We know how Trump will behave with Putin (he will offer half of Ukraine on a plate in exchange for pinky promises.)

We can suspect that Trump will not move a finger when those promises are broken and the Baltics are invaded.

What is still a mystery is how Trump will deal with Iran - here, there is no clear policy that will please both Israël and Russia, so someone will have to give.
Happy to learn, English is not my language. Would you mind explaining to me what this means?

> I don't think kids can consent to medical gender transition. It amounts to state sanctioned child abuse. I have kids. Once you're 18 go ahead do what you want.
No, it isn't. Being able and willing to tell the truth has never been the problem.

The man just elected is a derelict. A twice impeached, incompetent, convicted criminal. A tool of Russian propaganda. This is fact. The people who elected him knew this or should have known it.

Anyone can be randomly abusive-- Trump does this all the time. Literally every day. It's documented. It's fact. That's not what I am doing.

My contempt is warranted.
> I'm looking for a solution.

But what does a solution look like to you?

Do you want prices to deflate? That's terrible for many reasons.

Do you want regular responsible economic management? That was Harris. Inflation is back to normal now.

Or do you want a president who wants a huge tariff on everything that will result in crazy much larger inflation than we've had in decades? That's Trump.

How is Harris not listening? How is Trump listening better?
He's not wrong?
They're both war parties, but the Democrats are actively courting Dick Cheney and his progeny[1]. We already know what Dick Cheney thinks of war in the Middle East - it's not something we have to wait to find out about.

[1] https://apnews.com/article/cheney-gonzales-harris-endorsemen...
Think along the lines of how MS Flight Sim used photogrammetry to let people fly over their houses
When bats die, farmers use more pesticides and infant deaths rise, study shows
Of course she doesn't. But, can she express that without saying it in a way that says "I hate immigrants"?

This is what I'm pointing out. Having republican beliefs is fine. Can republicans voice those beliefs without bigotry? Often no. For Trump, certainly not. For many, they can't either.

If you just say "Trump addresses immigrant better", then okay. If you say "they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats, we have to clean up our country" then... yeah you're getting pulled into HR.
Sorry dang. Emotions.
And now we see what is possible
> Hence the oppressed become the oppressors and the cycle repeats.

One clear example is what's happening in the middle east. It seems that the oppressed became the fiercest oppressors.

However I fail to find other clear examples.
Frustratingly, it’s also something that doesn’t meaningfully appear on any features list or comparison sheet.
I feel like this has been repeated so much now that peoples takeaway is that you shouldn't adopt anything from large companies as a small company by default. And thats simply not true.

The point here is to understand what are the problems that are being solved, understand if they are similar to yours, and make a decision based on wether the tradeoffs are a good fit for you.

Not necessarily disagreeing with you but I just feel the pendulum on this statement has swung to far to the other side now.
What government data did they misinterpret?

They correctly stated that the job numbers always get revised down not up.

They also correctly stated that the GDP growth in the last quarter was largely driven by government spend, and if you take out the private sector, there was little growth.
Crazy no one talks about how the argument against voter ID is that IDs cost money, $90 in Washington. This essentially becomes a Voting Tax.
I’m boycotting X because I think Elon Musk is an ass and I don’t want to support him in any way. Twitter died to me when it became X and I’m totally fine with that.

X is a cesspool now anyways
Restricting immigration.

https://www.kansascityfed.org/research/economic-bulletin/ris...
FWIW, this page works fine in Safari 18.2 (via macOS 15.2 beta).
> I think NASA doesn't do a good job sometimes tolerating risk and then everything is treated as needing safety-levels of risk mitigation without considering that a 1/100th cost reduction will not generate as much in parts failures.

I do absolutely understand this impression of NASA. But I also think it gets inflated because the highest profile NASA missions that you hear about in the news are the most expensive and least risk tolerant missions. But there is pretty large spectrum in terms of cost caps and risk tolerance to NASA mission classes. I think generally in order of descending cost/risk tolernace it is: Human Spaceflight, Flagship (i.e. JWST, Mars Rovers), New Frontiers (Juno falls here), Discovery, Explorer, Mid-Explorer (MidEx), Small Explorer (SmEx), Venture.

For an example in the Venture class you can look at something like CYGNSS. Constellation of 8 spacecraft to better understand dynamics of hurricanes by looking at ocean wind speeds. This is done by mapping doppler delay of reflected GPS signals off of waves in the ocean. Important science, super cool technology with mostly automotive grade parts. ~$150 million for the whole mission that lasted about 7 years.
In Utah I checked via state website on Election day
Yes, and even the most basic meal comes with two of those. I imagine more people are thinking of a quarter pounder.
> On every objective measure the US has the best economy it has had in...pretty much ever.

Except the one metric that really counts: People can't afford their basic needs.

> So they voted for "their own economic interests" by voting in a guy with plans that every economist says

You mean leftside selected economists with their own agenda.

> will be absolutely disastrous and will not only massively spike unemployment, it will lead to far greater prices for American consumers.

He had the lowest unemployment numbers in decades.
If 4-day work week brings the same profits, then why not to make 25% more with 5-day work week?

If 4-day work week brings less money, then why not to return to 5-day work week?

At the end of the day, corporations extract as much value from workers as they possibly can. The boundaries are set by those stronger than them - the government, and physics. We would be back to slavery in a couple generations if not labor laws. The collective will of the people is far stronger than that of all corps together, and with a joint effort they can make 4-day work week a law.
TIL "latchkey kid"

latchkey kid is a child who is left home alone or unsupervised for a significant portion of the day, typically after school, because their parents are away at work.
Sorry, I didn't mean to be patronizing. I simply said that because, roe v wade didn't bother the women (who are more affected by it) who voted for him.
No I never said that but Trump’s policies were certainly also a factor.
I agree; it's not as serious as the alarmist language used by the media would suggest. Consider Japan, the posterchild of poor demographics and fertility collapse, has seen its population decline just very slightly, and this is on top of having among the most restrictive immigration policy of any developed country. https://greyenlightenment.com/2024/10/04/there-is-no-fertili...

The underlying math of population growth and replacement allows for a wide range of fertility rates that predicts only a very slight long-term decrease of population. There is more than enough time to reverse such a decline if policy makers were so inclined. And this is also offset by increasing economic productivity, longer lifespans, more per-capita wealth, and so on. Fewer people are necessary when each person can contribute and consume more.
There's a lot here about potential ways that data corruption could make the archive difficult or impossible to recover (?), but no real quantification of risk. How long is "long term"? How often is such corruption expected to occur? In practical terms, that is, why should one care about these issues, or consider them to outweigh other benefits?
As Charles Cohen said, the path of a progressive musician is a lonely one. Some level of loneliness is just something you have to accept
My partner died of cancer when our daughter was one and half years old. The year before that was a blur, I quit my job to focus on helping the two.

Brutal is a good word to describe it. Hang in there! Your life might get better yet some time in the future...
Yellow Journalism has been around since the 1890s, and to a degree journalism has always been about propaganda - it's hard to spread your opinion without a printing press, and by the time the poor can get their hands on them, the upper classes/wealthy/capital holders have had access to this level of automation for some time/captured huge chunks of the market.

In a way, it is a bit of an oddity that there has been trust in journalism in recent decades - some individual acts like publishing whistleblower accounts or corruption have lead to an outsized perception of it being for the public good.

Meanwhile, we have seen again and again - particularly in Murdoch owned properties - that the interests of commercial media do not align with what we consider the common good; ie

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_News_controversies

Yet we do nothing about it in particular (Australia and the US).
Then we end up back here, wondering why groups in the electorate have wildly different perceptions