skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most of the “bureaucracy” came from the non technical side.

Which is why X is under multiple investigations by the EU and advertisers have left the company in droves.
It doesn't matter that we increase the birthrate if quality of life is continually degrading.
> Democrats would be welcome to continue believing voters are children as long as they don't project it so blithely.

I hear you and found it irritating as well. Republicans don't even treat their voters as children, it's far worse in my opinion, and yet they reap all the benefits. I think that if Democrats want to continue treating their voters as children they should go all the way and use the same dirty lies in the republican handbook, at least we could finally say they're all the same.
Today OPUS is on par of AAC if not better. We aren't at the MP3/OGG times.
> don’t place fault on the people for this

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Economic vibes with simplistic immediate effects if truly were a major factor then 2020 Biden would have won with bigger margins than Reagan did .

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Countries with far poorer literacy and school attendance rates and patchy education systems vote quite well informed.

In India for example every candidate (party or independent) must have a simple symbol because many voters cannot read, yet nobody is saying Modi wins because of lack of awareness or good understanding of his Hindu nationalist agenda or extreme right wing policies.

It is the third election for both, voters have had a decade to see the effect of the policies have had first hand no matter what they have been told

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Body electorates aren’t as dumb as we like to explain away.

Education, economics, even disinformation (foreign and local) all play marginal role, but can’t explain the core

At some point we have to accept that this is a deeply racist(who come in all colors) misogynist society with facist Christo white nationalism deeply ingrained.
I don't think third parties even really try to organize and do the boring work of proving themselves in local/state office.

They are just spoilers; you don't see the Libertarians or Greens saying "you know what, forget the presidency, obviously we aren't going to win--let's field candidates for like mayor, city council, DA, state legislature, etc. in really swingy/purple districts and show people what we can do"
What cpu do you think your workload is using on AWS?

GCP exposes their cpu models, and they have some Haswell and Broadwell lithographies in service.

Thats a 10+ year old part, for those paying attention.
well someone will feel like an idiot after reading your facts. This is why education and experience is important. Not just React/rust course and then you are full stack senior :D
Amazing how US politics is so obviously for sale.

History will tell how hard the world will pay for the stupidity around the globe.

Run while possible
Actually it is a little bit more subtle.

The intent with Happy Eyeballs was to focus on user experience: give IPv6 a slight initial advantage to hopefully only make only an IPv6 connection for the dual stack and not waste the network resources and CGNs bindings.

But at the same time, a short time after the start of the IPv6 connection, the IPv4 connection would also be initiated. Whichever connection wins, tilts the balance towards that address family for the next attempts.

This way the users on a broken or very slow IPv6 with fast IPv4 can still have a good experience, Internet Holy Wars notwithstanding.

Source: I am one of the two coauthors of the RFC6555.
I only weld at the edge of my garage, with the door open, with a fan running, and while wearing a respirator. Thanks for looking out for me and others.
I refused to vote for Hillary in 2016 because of the drones so please don’t lecture me about chitre urana
It feels like democrats were talking to women, LGTB people, and some elites.

They completely forgot about the other half of the electorate, and when reminded of their existence and issues, they considered the other stuff more important. This result shouldn't surprise anyone.
Ask HN: Why not have "career change" insurance?
You would buy this insurance to protect yourself in case you chose the wrong career and want to switch to a different one.
Yet people cannot help themselves.
Yeah, Kroger's behavior is infuriating. I've stopped shopping there; fortunately I have choices.
Even on mobile it struck me immediatelly that I cant rotate the trackball example as much as Id like without trying again.
Sarah Palin came close. Attractive powerful women with the intellectual horsepower of pillaf and she did remarkably well.
No pictures of the mobile robots?
A bunch of people I know have moved out of the State. Mostly because housing here is completely unaffordable for an average couple. And it is doable in other states.
The economy is approaching great depression levels of 'bad' - and plenty of things have inflated 100% or more, 20% is more like the general 'average'. And plenty of those things are critical items, like laundry detergent, gas, and insurance.

I'll put it this way:
When I was making $60k 5 years ago, a night out for two in my preferred 'fun time out' would be:
$35 concert ticket x 2, $20 ride x 2(to and from show to avoid dangerous driving), $6 drink x 6/2 -- so a complete fun time out was roughly $140

Now the same concert venue and ticket is $85 x 2, the ride is $40 x2, the drinks (if you don't abstain due to the previous costs) are $14 x 6 and suddenly $140 turned into $354 (more than double). And honestly depending on the day or event that could be more.

This is just one example of how 'going out and enjoying life outside your cubicle' has easily doubled in cost.

You can zoom in on any portion of the economy and find similar. Laundry detergent isn't only up 20%. Gas isn't only up 20%. Insurance isn't up 20%. Groceries have easily doubled, regardless of which basket item you decide to focus in on to obscure that.

Great question though - How have they managed to crash the 'living wage' economy so badly that I either have to live like a broke college student with six figures, when I used to be able to go out weekly.

Averaging out the inflation across the economy doesn't really work for those of us 'making it' -- but if you already made it and the increase in price for laundry detergent, gas, food, or whatever else doesn't actually impact you I'm sure it's difficult to see how bad things have got.

I think you'd have to ask Biden or Yellen or someone in the outgoing administration exactly how they pulled it off though.

EDIT: This graph actually does a decent job of demonstrating that exactly what I experience was happening nationally:
https://media.gettr.com/group28/getter/2021/12/14/02/c8e93c4...

The inversion happened in April of 2021 per the graph, and per my memory.
More likely birth control will filter out anti-natalists in the long term.
It's certainly looked fully intact when reaching ground.

When they manage to do the intended landing it should be pretty unharmed, but I'm sure it will take a while before same-day reuse is attempted.
1) It's very hard for a woman to be elected president.

2) The electorate demographic without college degrees is more likely to make an emotional decision that is more easily manipulated with Trump-style bombast.

Not in a battleground state, I didn't see any advertising, but the Dems should have pounded Trump as a criminal sex offending lying hypocrit draft dodger loser felon bankrupt self-obsessed asshole (note this is not snark it's literally how they should have gone at him).
Powerful Rust Macros with Syn: The Guide You Didn't Know You Needed
Hey all! I put together this guide to cover beginner, intermediate, and advanced uses of the Syn crate because I remember how tricky it was to get started with it. I wanted to make something that would help newcomers dive in with confidence while also offering some valuable takeaways for seasoned devs looking to explore unique use cases. Syn has so much potential, and I hope this article helps you get the most out of it. I’d love to hear your feedback and any other creative Syn uses you’ve come up with!
Sorry for the late response, hopefully you see this. I know ycombinator isn't the exact same thing but it is cool how ycombinator has managed to not have this occur. I think the moderation and scoring/voting system that they have created might be what has enabled it to last so long.
If I understand you correctly: So you'd have to do it over unpopulated/depopulated areas, which is impossible to guarantee when you are zooming around the globe at very high speeds. Thanks for explaining.
If the sole purpose of your model is to copy a work, then there would be far easier, cheaper and more reliable techniques to achieve that.

Judge the output, not the system.
Also it's easier to talk, and you're constantly moving around. Focus is paramount in SWeng, which is the same as "leave me alone".
They'll still blame "the Deep State" and just mean anyone they don't like.
this is pathetic and embarassing
Note: that's autoFDO+propeller. This article is about BOLT.
Between covid economic recovery and a war that dramatically and suddenly increased gas prices, I don't know what candidate would've done anything to turn the ship around. On election day, google search trends for "did biden drop out" had a massive spike. I think we consistently and considerably underestimate how tuned out the average voter is. Especially the independents that are the most likely to answer that they've made up their minds in the past 24 hours. It really does just come down to a vibe check for some of the most important swing voters
I think every single thing Trump did during the last 3 months hurt his campaign, actually. It had just already gotten to the point where nothing he said mattered, because people were choosing him based on their experience in 2019
I have an imprecise and somewhat tongue in cheek measure of a leader’s quality that suggests it is inversely proportional to the frequency with which they appear in the news. I seem to remember from his last term that Trump is at least a daily fixture even within the British media. I think I’m just going to spend even less time consuming mainstream media.
They literally showed them during the first days of the war.

There was a press conference where they accidentally showed a diagram with arrows continuing through Ukraine into Transnistria, which is Moldova's equivalent of the Donbass.

You have to be very ignorant of geopolitics to think that there aren't more countries like Ukraine that Russia would like to return to their empire.

Some might join voluntarily but many -- like Kazakhstan -- won't without a fight. Unlike Ukraine, most of the others are not conveniently next to Europe and hence will be impractical for western nations to support.

After Ukraine falls, Moldova is next, and then the various -stans will be rolled up in quick succession. This will create a Soviet Union 2.0, which will be a net positive for Russia, and a mixed bag for the rest of the world. It'll likely be a net negative for Europe, which is why they're supporting Ukraine now.
But their PE ratio is only that high because of their acquisition of Xilinx. That's why the forward PE ratio for AMD is much much lower than 125.
This is a great resource for why Starship is groundbreaking. So much so, it’s not even really comprehensive to the existing space-industrial complex.

https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2021/10/28/starship-is-st...
Not really. The lack of votes seems to be in the younger “social media” generations. The lead up to polling day was very pro-Kamala and on polling day itself, sites like Reddit were a stream of “I voted Kamala” posts. Whether that was propaganda influenced or not is beside the point.

What it seems to have done is convinced a subset of Kamala voters that they didn’t need to go and stand in a 2 hour queue to vote because it was already won, which of course now we know to be very untrue.

People assume that the bot armies are only pumping out pro-Trump propaganda. However, they only need to convince the Dems not to vote.
I am interpreting it correctly. Donald Trum is repeated choice of GOP and its voters. He won twice. They are choosing him, because they want exactly what he is, who he chooses to cooperate with, who he picks for supreme Court.

He is not some kind of outlier either. There is whole network of media, influencers, think tanks doing the same to various degree. The same kind of rhetoric was here for years.

This is explicit choice.
> I'm suggesting murdering people at a music festival occupies the same space, morally, as bombing entire families with aviation ordnance.

Then I'll address that. You are again, 100% correct. Bombing entire families with aviation ordnance would be abhorrent.

When the Gazans set out to attack a music festival, they did so with the explicit intention to murder civilians. When Israel drops a JDAM on a civilian home in Gaza, one of two things happen: Either the target is a high-ranking militant, and unfortunately the civilians he lives with (like everybody else, they have families) are collateral damage. Or, the target is military infrastructure in those civilian homes, and the home gets warnings to evacuate before the bombs fall.

Let's be clear: Israel has been willing to cause far more collateral damage since the 7th of October last year than beforehand. Every Israeli I know mourns the civilians killed as a result. I am certain that there exist Israelis who celebrate Gazan civilian deaths, I see them online. But nobody that I've ever met - and I served in a combat unit here - has ever felt that way.

If you really feel that bombing entire families is wrong, you should know that a rocket from Gaza fell not far from my apartment in November 2012. We had just a broken window, but other neighbours had far more damage and one was critically injured. The rocket fell where one of my daughters was playing just as the sirens rang - that siren saved her life and others.
The antibodies don't work! Race to rid labs of molecules that ruin experiments
FWIW: The MTU of the loopback interface on Linux is 64KB by default
> it doesn't directly hurt the working class

Until the programs and benefits that the working class relies on are cut because "who's gonna pay for it?!" And "we've gotta reduce the deficit!". Then the working class will be directly and painfully effected because they are the ones that need tax credits and Healthcare options and foodstamps and support! Who's gonna pay for it? The people that already have enough! I understand the human urge to hold on to everything you have. But when did we stop caring about contributing to a functioning society?
Since Citizen’s United and gutting the Voting Rights Act there has been a massive increase in money spent on U.S. political races and there have been thousands of closures of polling stations. We have a pretend democratic like system.
You're in the bottom 25%, exaggerating isn't helping anyone.
How the Brain Reacts to Movie Scenes
Only Orban and pro-russian parties were happy today in EU

Americans could had saved Russian economy with this move, currently facing an imminent stagflation, so I bet that Putin is also a very satisfied cat and licking his lips at this moment. He has a golden excuse to pause the war for a while in the most favorable conditions for him, and rearm himself
6 < 18

I really don't know what we're arguing about here.
For anyone else who was confused and thought this was happening today. It's actually in 12 days:

The sixth flight test of Starship is targeted to launch as early as Monday, November 18.

The 30-minute launch window will open at 4:00 p.m. CT
> The native alphabet for most Southern Slavs would be Glagolitic

That's a bit of an exaggeration, the Glagolitic script was only ever used by scholars, the earliest Cyrillic writings are not not even 50 years older than the Glagolitic.

You're right that the Cyrillic is indeed way closer to the Greek alphabet than the Glagolitic, despite being named after Cyril. I'm not complaining about the "forsaking of culture", I just found it interesting that I was being "mono-cultural" for disagreeing with the existence of a few weird Unicode code-points that themselves are a direct result of someone's attempt to move towards a "mono-culture".

What I'm complaining against, if anything, are overly complex standards. This is just one of what's probably 100 different quirks that you should be aware of when working with Unicode text, and this one could've been easily avoided by just not including a few useless characters.
Can you provide the name and location of this grocery store? Or any grocery store that accepts btc?

I've never encountered ONE single grocery store, or store for that matter, that accepts bitcoin as payment.
I mean if you're in Tokyo you won't really notice - the effect of Japan's demographic shift has been that everyone moves to the largest cities and the countryside gets emptied out, which is why afaik Tokyo's population is still increasing even as Japan as a whole has shrunk in the last few years.

To notice the effects you have to go out into smaller prefectures and notice things like elementary schools closing and towns merging because they no longer have enough people to support public services for both individually.
I still remember when we could not even flush the toilet because CT ran out of water and there were fights breaking out at public water pumps. Then came the electricity crisis and constant blackouts which South Africa has only just gotten out of. Not to get started on the crime...
The short notice was a self inflicted problem. Biden's issues did not start in July 2024
In short, granting permits from lease sales performed in the last administration is a trailing indicator of.. the last administration's activity.

The more important measure for the Biden administration's energy development policy was how many new lease sales were performed, and how many leases were effectively cancelled or otherwise put in limbo.

Some resources to help "unboggle" the mind:

https://www.energyindepth.org/why-bidens-oil-drilling-permit...

"Mixed messages from the administration – like canceling lease sales one minute and touting approved permits to drill the next – create uncertainty within the energy industry, hindering long-term investments and exacerbating challenges for the United States"

https://archive.is/9x1an
"The Biden administration has leased fewer acres for oil-and-gas drilling offshore and on federal land than any other administration in its early stages dating back to the end of World War II, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis."

"The Mineral Leasing Act of 1920 requires onshore oil and gas leasing “at least quarterly.” While the Biden administration has been in office for six quarters, it has conducted auctions in just one of them. That happened in late June, after the administration came under increasing pressure to tame soaring gasoline prices at the pump in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine."

"Mr. Biden pledged to stop drilling on federal lands as a candidate, saying the nation needs to transition to clean energy. He softened his stance as oil prices soared following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—calling for boosting oil supplies to ease runaway inflation—but he has nonetheless spurned a leasing program that for decades has been a go-to asset for presidents looking to raise U.S. energy production."
I think it is actually 3 things, but you can't do much about two of them:

-1/3 economic/voters: we need better/different economics/policy

-1/3 cultists/far right christians/nationalists: trump is how we finally rise to power/right the nation

-1/3 lolz/nihilists: i hate everything; burn it all down
Extending these trends to 2124, the population could potentially fall below 50 million from the 124 million today.

However, life extension technology could vastly change this.
That's some incompetence from the part of the responder. The actual response should be "If you can't afford groceries, you need a raise. Here's how I'm helping you get one."

The incapacity of politicians to talk honestly about things is enraging.
Some google searching brought up this. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/profile-guided-o...
I'm only reading over it now, but I'm going to test it out a bit when I can.
Harris has zero charisma. She cannot talk without creepy laugh or jokes that nobody laughs at, she can't work with crowds.

She was in primaries some time ago and gain less than 10% votes.
Classic Hacker News getting hung up on the narrative framing. It’s a cool investigation! Nice work guys!
It's a median statistic. So no, that's wrong. It's literally about the 50th percentile. But here, I found you a FRED graph that better correlates with "working class" (full time wage and salary workers) that shows the same effect:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q

Again, I know it's very tempting for you to believe this. That's probably why voters do! But it's wrong. And the fact that you and others believe it anyway is a messaging failure and not a policy failure.
German firms tested 4-day workweek – here's the outcome
Like most things in life... the answer is: It depends.
In the case --> mostly on the price and the ratio.
You do realize the high inflation is due to actions Trump made....
Not just young women, but older people too (~64%). Seems hard to believe they literally think it's hell, without serious societal breakdown. Are immigration and suicide sky high?
I had to teach a doctor’s daughter from Alexandria who showed up to my physics recitation not knowing what a function was, despite having taken AP calculus AB. And how did this happen in the public schools in Alexandria? Because the gym teacher taught it and everyone got 1s. Furthermore, the school board gets bonuses for kids taking AP tests and teaching gifted classes and then hands the teaching jobs out to their sycophant favorite teachers
Apart from the laughter bit that sounds a lot like the UK government going into the last election there and we know how that ended for them...
Yeah, oversized power supplies are also responsible for high idle power. "Gold" etc ratings are for their efficiency at 50%-100% rated power, not how well they scale down to zero, unfortunately. I have never owned a real GPU, I use the IGP or a fanless Quadro, so I don't have firsthand experience with how that impacts idle power.
I actually was of the impression that David Friedberg got a decent amount of speaking time in the last few episodes, especially in that recent one that he moderated, which I enjoyed since he's the most level headed, least partisan and most evidence based as you said of the bunch.
I'm so out of things ! What do you mean manually computed derivatives?
SingleFile . Allows download a page as a single file. Does a decent job at including all assets.

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/

Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/singlefile/mpiodijh...

Hoarder : https://hoarder.app/

Hoarder is something I'm selfhosting and use it as my read-it-later and bookmarking. Previously was a pocket subscriber. But after I found hoarder, I got rid my annual pocket subscription. Hoarder does a great job at auto-tagging using OpenAI API and gpt-4o-mini. I added $10 to my OpenAI account and so far have only used maybe .10 cents in API usage despite adding couple of hundred articles and previous booked marked pages.

Also still use uBlock origin. But mainly to hide certain elements of a page or site I visit often.
Have you ever considered that the stance regarding pro aboriton amongst women is to a certain extend age dependant? What I have noticed anecdotally amongst my acquintances is that older women tend to change their mind on that matter, at least sometimes. I am suspecting this has has plain egotistical reasons, simply because they no longer have to care, paired with a certain amount of women that had an abortion and never really managed to find peace with themselves about it. TL;DR: Careful, not all women are pro abortion, possibly not even the majority.