skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And what happens after the migrants are "apprehended?" Saying there are more apprehensions is meaningless.
Hey, I have checked it out, seems good. Maybe some tooltips to make things clear that would be amazing. Also just joined your discord server :)
> the real problem that got Trump in office was normalcy bias. what we're dealing with is so bad that if you tell people who don't already know, they assume you're exaggerating.

This is understated IMO. In almost every other democracy in the world, 1% of the mess that comes out of Trump's mouth would deem him utterly unelectable on account of how crazy he sounds. The US seems to lap it up though.
Hey man I don't judge! Write with 1 hand for whatever reason ;)
I'm now a soft-hands, academic-type but worked in a metal fabrication shop all through my schooling. Your read is very accurate. I still get her perspective though, because even as a male, white, straight, married guy in a shop full of the same I found it exhausting.
All I can say is your frustration is valid, and welcome to modern YouTube.
Trump says lots of things. Too early to tell imho if the authoritarianism and populism is going to stick.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/01/24/trumps-fa...

> Trump’s false or misleading claims total 30,573 over 4 years
I may be slaughtered here for saying so, but I can't see J6 as a "coup".

There's too much of an underpants gnome quality, with no clear path leading from "unruly mob pushed its way into the Capitol" to "Trump is inaugurated with the acceptance of (at least a majority of) the country".

It follows much more logically if we model it as an irrational rioting mob. This doesn't make it right, but it moves the suspicion from "subverting democracy" to (simply?) inciting a riot.
The Democrats even tried to drop the primary here in New York by striking Bernie and everyone from the ballot because they had decided Biden was going to get the nomination.
Have you tried switching it off and leaving it off?
I don't think the president does have much power over this? The most important things are indeed enshrined in legislation. I think it's pretty unlikely they are going to spend any political capital on undoing any legislation in this space.
Very cool :) I initially tried something like this, but had trouble getting reliable results without tuning my distance functions to the specific schema & domain. Did you find a way around that?
I never actually thought about the consequences it would have on my mentality actually. Really good point! Thanks dude
You do understand "If I can't mock people, what joy is there left in the world?" could make you look like an asshole, right?

Just telling the truth in a low key softball way where we can all laugh, and of course you're laughing right along with me.
That is good in theory. Reality, anyone you engage with that uses an Apple device has leaked your content / information to Apple. High confidence that Apple could easily build profiles on people that do not use their devices via this indirect action of having to communicate with Apple devices owners.

That statement above also applies to Google. There is now way not prevent indirect data sharing with Apple or Google.
> Miami has been identified as the US city with the 3rd highest levels of PFAS pollution in groundwater among 44 locations assessed

Do we know why?

I don't think a lot of manufacturing happens near Miami.
> The real problem is the electorate

This is similar to a company blaming customers for not buying from them and preferring their competitors' products. The game doesn't work that way.
"You know, FDR, 16 years — almost 16 years — he was four terms. I don't know, are we going to be considered three-term? Or two-term?" also said
>this is an issue about freedom.

There is a fundamental issue that pro-choice people (of which I am, as well) continuously overlook with this argument: a fetus isn't merely a clump of cells up until it leaves the woman's body. At some point it's a viable human being and also deserves rights. Is that 3 months? 6 months? 8 months? I don't know, but it's somewhere.

Most people in the world share that view; why are pro-abortionists so ignorant of it?
That was never actually released so there is no "still".

Also worth mentioning that if that had shipped, it would have only taken affect if you uploaded images to iCloud.
You probably shouldn’t.
The idea that America has a far left party, let alone that the democrats are a "far-left" party, is hilarious to the rest of the world.

The democrats, by european standards, are about as centrist as it gets.
I think Microsoft suffer worse for this, not only with the bizarre console names, but also their cloud gaming packages.
> they buy it b/c they don't have confidence in the power of the US dollar or want to hedge their bets

no; they buy it b/c they're attracted by the fantasy of a 100x return like some people got in the past. there are no solid correlation patterns with the USD or other currencies/ stocks, unlike, say, gold
Love this, but as an engineer, I would hate to get a bug report in that prod environment, 100% don't work on my machine and 0% reproducibility
Add to that a systemic lack of investment in public transportation infrastructure and it makes said commutes completely reliant on private resources.
Have you read the book? It’s not trying to be an academic population-level study or anything, it’s accounts of and reflections on the reported experiences (and some verifiable—sometimes conflicting—facts surrounding those) of a few members of the Nazi party who were otherwise just ordinary people going about their lives, which is a perspective lost among focus on SS members or the Nazi political elite. A different book that was a statistical study might also be interesting, but could not accomplish the same things. It’d be a totally different book, not a better version of the same book.
The filibuster has existed for a long time and yet Congress was still able to pass laws. I don’t give them a free pass for this, they need to learn to work together with the other party like we did in the past.
Nonsense. I've met her, she's very intelligent. The problem is that she thinks and talks like a lawyer and it rubs a lot of people the wrong way, so she is constantly trying to maintain a 'relatable!' public filter so she doesn't get called a bitch.
When presidents are quick to take credit for economic successes, surely it isn't unreasonable to hold them accountable for economic failures.

The disconnect between government data and the economic realities MANY people experienced (as evidenced by exit polling on the economy) only further salts the wounds for people not doing well.
There is no single unicode character representing "Ch".

Here's a list of Unicode digraphs:
Ǳ, ǲ, ǳ, Ǆ, ǅ, ǆ, Ĳ, ĳ, Ǉ, ǈ, ǉ, Ǌ, ǋ, ǌ, ᵺ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digraph_(orthography)#In_Unico...
The recent media attention on possible lithium fields in and around Arkansas was an interesting one to me. It seems like one that I could see the DNC latching onto for battery capacity despite the fact that it would still likely meaning he same kind of impact in federal land as mining oil, coal, etc.
Another Trump quote taken totally out of context. He was encouraging people who don't normally vote to get out and vote this time.

People who oppose Trump don't do themselves any favors by misrepresenting this stuff. The guy is a ghoul and says plenty of terrible things that don't need misrepresentation to make him look bad.
The Republican Party seems to be able to put forward a candidate the electorate want. What can’t the democrats?
This is a false narrative that Putin propagates all the time (besides that Ukraine is run by nazis) and is not supported by history. He did attack Georgia and Chechnya. There was no danger at all of these countries joining NATO anytime soon.

At any rate, it has been a severe miscalculation on Putin's part. He thought they could take Ukraine in days and the aggression led Finland and Sweden to join NATO.
> ...because it's what our contractors recommended

It's sad when this happens instead of taking input from the team on how to actually improve productivity/quality.

A startup I joined started with a multi-repo because the senior team came from a FAANG where this was common practice to have multiple services and a repo for each service.

Problem was that it was a startup with one team of 6 devs and each of the pieces was connected by REST APIs. So now any change to one service required deploying that service and pulling down the OpenAPI spec to regenerate client bindings. It was so clumsy and easy to make simple mistakes.

I refactored the whole thing in one weekend into a monorepo , collapsed the handful of services into one service, and we never looked back.

That refactoring and a later paper out of Google actually inspired me to write this article as a practical guide to building a "modular monolith": https://chrlschn.dev/blog/2024/01/a-practical-guide-to-modul...
6 is less than 18? And I said a "certain age". Nobody thinks 6 year olds should be able to do whatever they want?

My solace is I know yours is a fringe position. Though increasingly less so.
absolutely need dust protection on Mars, more than on earth

wind speeds are generally lower, but the dust is thermostatically charged, tends to stick to everything, and is incredibly abrasive — wires would also need to be insulated from Mars dust because it's conductive

it's a very hostile environment for solar, dramatic temperature changes are also a factor
This being Bitcoin, the best price reference would probably be the cost of energy. How many megawatts of energy could one Bitcoin buy at that November 2021 peak, and how many could one Bitcoin buy now?
Over 50% of the increased prices are from producers not just recouping their additional expenses, but also increasing profit margins.

Typically you would expect this to be an opportunity for competition, but generally speaking companies are suspiciously raising prices together. They've taken advantage of the COVID shortage and inflation narratives to squeeze consumers.

https://fortune.com/2024/01/20/inflation-greedflation-consum...

https://www.marketplace.org/2024/08/05/ftc-grocery-prices/
Thanks! Yeah, we'd do a GSheet extension if there's enough interest. Privacy-wise, we don't store any data. Local-only isn't a priority, but should be easy to self-host if you take a look at the Github README.
>At every step of the way they very eloquently and academically explained why they have the right solutions

Part of the problem is that they didn't explain anything. Even in friendly interviews, the best kamala can answer when asked for specific is a big word salad that can be summarized as "Trump is evil and a danger to democracy, vote for us". Saying you have a plan and shitting on the other party for not having one is not the same as having a real plan and communicating it properly.
Stored water is hardly ever a bad idea; but you can't feasibly store enough for any long term. Articulate what you're planning for: days of no power or weeks of no services at all?

If you're worried now about not being able to trust the government next year; ask yourself why you have been trusting them to this point? Whatever your opinion of them, government at all levels is made of people no better or worse than you, as subject to error and blind obedience.
Trump talked about inflation, and his desire to fix it, constantly.

Harris did not.

Once again, Republicans Show Up and they win by default. Yes, his "plans" are nonsensical, but the opponents decided to forfeit the match!
Intro:

> aside: This email is adapted from a book chapter I spent the last 3 weeks writing. It's a complex idea that took 10 years to grok. I tried squeezing it into a digestible length. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Okay...

Next line:

> Data lives forever

It doesn't. Now I'm unwilling to overlook the title, which is clickbait, so I'm done reading.
SO everytime someone is voted in, the idea is to panic? Especially when the guy was already in the office 4 years ago and was not Hitler?
Genuine question, with vscode going all-in in this direction, what's left for forks like this?
There are a number of issues with this comment. One of them is that debt and saving are just sides of the same coin.

More importantly, everybody can see that debt for investment allows more growth. Just think about how many more people can afford to own their own home thanks to taking on debt. This allows them to pay a mortgage instead of rent, which allows them to build up wealth.

Equivalent effects exist in industry.

Debt is an extremely useful tool. We made the right choice here as a society.
This was in no way the narrative of this campaign. It's a stale talking point.
My guess is they did that to be compatible with FIPS 140-2.

FIPS 140-3 allows ECDSA, but isn't widely deployed yet (among sites required to comply), so using ECDSA would probably cause issues for government organizations that need to use FIPS and DNSSEC.
> Inflation is actually the increase in the money supply. The term is used wrong almost everywhere today.

The word has multiple meanings. That’s monetary inflation. The primary meaning in use today is price inflation.
There are some hints that Nvidia wants to seriously enter the ARM CPU market (again)? Switch guarantees high demand/volume regardless of anything else. Not clear how lucrative the contract is on its own, though.

Presumably it will reduce their current gross margins (which won't necessarily look great in their quarterly report. Nvidia's total revenue is only ~20% higher than Intel's was back in 2021 despite the insane valuations (in large part due to their obscene margins).
They do when those cores are 2 to 4 times faster than the rest.
i'm sure you can do your own homework because i'm guessing nothing i offer will be good enough or that you are not living in a battleground state...

https://www.thebulwark.com/p/trump-goes-all-in-on-anti-trans

"In the past five weeks, Trump’s operation has spent more than $29 million on TV ads criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris for supporting transgender surgeries for inmates and illegal immigrants in detention, according to data from the media tracking firm AdImpact. That makes the topic, by far, the biggest focal point when it comes to Trump’s ad spending"

https://michiganadvance.com/2022/11/11/michigan-gop-finger-p...

"There were more ads on transgender sports than inflation, gas prices and bread and butter issues that could have swayed independent voters. We did not have a turn out problem — middle of the road voters simply didn’t like what Tudor was selling."

https://www.wmur.com/article/chuck-morse-kelly-ayotte-debate...

in NH, ayotte wanted forced outing of transgender individuals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TSoTOuo9L0

in ohio, moreno ran ads saying brown “would allow sex change surgery for young kids.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E73kKnbpAVw

in WI, hovde said his opponent (baldwin) supported 'castration' for minors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl1Y2dTzvAU

and in PA, mccormick said his opponent (casey) wants to “force hospitals to perform sex change surgeries on kids.”
If the corpse was male.

This is the reality:

Dnc pushed Hilary Clinton, a woman, and lost badly.

Dnc pushed a walking male corpse, Biden, and won easily.

Dnc pushed a black woman, and lost badly.
This feels like a very disingenuous way of participating in a democracy, and sounds like the kind of strategy that people would be up in arms over if MAGA voters were doing this.
Ok, great - then we can wait for the result of the court case instead of throwing around random meaningless but outrageous numbers.
I agree with much of that, but I don't think that will really bring us to the "brink of extinction". That said, I'm not keen to find out as we don't really get to reload a save game if you mess up. Sadly, not many seem to agree :-( Or maybe they found a cheat to load save games, idk.
There are folding camping solar panels that are designed to balance portability with reasonable durability.
We Americans are thinking the same thing. The reality is that America is in the midst of a dramatic cultural decline—especially in rural America, which has become more frivolous, callous, and undignified, even if they're no more uneducated than twenty years ago.
Yeah you wouldn't know any of that if you hadn't viewed it through a screen. The capitol insurrection had 0 effect on you other than making you angry when you saw it on TV.
You’re missing the point. Axiomatic systems aim to be internally consistent. The question is whether they are good model of a real life situation. Your technical knowledge is distracting you from the more fundamental questions.

There is no sense in which Harris had a 50% chance and had an unlucky day. The only “chance” going on is how likely the poll sample represents the population. The math behind that assumes you have a genuine sample and ignores realities like preference falsification.

Please think and read charitably before making personal attacks. I generally take that as a sign you are acting in bad faith and I do not want to interact with you. Goodbye.
This is not in any way a description of Trump's platform...
> Donbas and Crimea is the price of avoiding Nuclear war

On the contrary, the risk of nuclear war increases when Putin gets Donbas and Crimea. Because what he wants next will be even more valuable to nations with nukes.

Appeasing sounds great but at some point you run out of other people's countries.
To be fair, it's much easier than one can imagine (try ollama on macOS for example). In the end, Apple wrote a lot of longwinded text, but the summary is "you have to trust us."

I don't trust Apple - in fact, even the people we trust the most have told us soft lies here and there. Trust is a concept like an integral - you can only get to "almost" and almost is 0.

So you can only trust yourself. Period.
> near-100% accurate indicator of extreme ignorance of authoritarian regimes

extreme ignorance of authoritarian regime is particularly visible among people who think that things happen like in movies with singular figures like Darth Vader showing up and suddenly grabbing power out of some kind of ether.
This is just your monoculture speaking. Transliterations between alphabets are actually mentioned in the article, did you read it? Nobody added anything to their alphabet, alphabets are invented and then grow and shrink organically.
> Inflation is actually the increase in the money supply. The term is used wrong almost everywhere today.

Do you have a source that this is the „correct“ definition? Wikipedia for example uses the definition you think is wrong, and specifically says that CPI measures inflation.
Fair point! We are not taking a stab at cursor in any way (its a great product)

In terms of features I do believe we are differentiated enough, the workflows we came up with are different and we are all about giving back the data (prompt+responses) back to the user.

The sidecar is not the killer feature, its one of the many thing which ticks the whole experience together.

Good callout on the codestoryai account being suspended, we are at @aide_dev
What?? This isn’t correct at all. A deflationary economic environment is bad no matter the fiscal policy or monetary policy we have in place. You propose it would be better if we pushed for savings. Well if we all know that prices in a few weeks/months/years will be less than today, then spending drops. Friedman pushed velocity of money, even he would agree that a lower velocity would crush an economy.
> You'd need proportional representation or something like the French system or you wind up with very skewed results

Is the French system a good example of a multi-party system? It currently seems to be struggling with handling three parties and it doesn't guarantee proportional representation. The presidential election is a winner-takes-all system and in the election for the Assemblée Nationale each constituency is a winner-takes-all.
It's trivially easy to get a knowledge migrant visa to the Netherlands. Just find a tech job. There is also Dutch-US friendship treaty, so you can found a company, employ yourself and do the contract type of thing too.

You will not get your SV salary ofc and maybe even less than 100k, but hej, you flee the opressive regime, right?

Now if things are bad and you are targeted personally and have a paper trail, there is also asylum thing. You don't want to do that thing, it sucks. Just get a job in whatever country you fancy and they will move you.
He was cooked by 2022, Biden was stumbling over tele-prompted speeches.
linked them in a reply to your other comment
These are two different ways of looking at the same thing, but the crucial issue here is the direction of inflation: inflation is when prices, measured in the currency in question, go up, not down. That is to say, the value of the currency, measured in terms of any given good, goes down, not up. jsbg was getting this backwards, and your comment isn't helpful in clarifying their confused thinking.

Historically speaking, the "printing too much paper money" definition of "inflation", which is more or less what you're saying is "a perversion of the economic definition of inflation", preceded the "general increase in prices" definition you're talking about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation#Classical_economics
Allan Lichtman fails to predict correct outcome of election
That is not the case. Support drops well below a majority after the first trimester, and always has.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/321143/americans-stand-abortion....
I'm not convinced but I got the popcorn ready.

And it's not sensational ism when it's exactly what Trump has promised to do and was in the process of doing when he was fired the first time.
> Some errors should be ignored and some shouldn’t.

Assuming the function author followed Go conventions, you never need to consider the error for the sake of using the function. Granted, there are some bad developers out there who will do something strange that will come to bite you, but that is not limited to errors (or any particular language).

You may still need the error for your own application requirements, but application requirements are pretty hard to forget. At very least, you are going to notice that your application is missing a whole entire feature as soon as you start using it.
Yes, noticing her word salad is racism.
Yeah, it's bizarre to watch the DNC on the one hand claim that Donald Trump is a once-in-a-lifetime threat to democracy and freedom and on the other hand fail to offer anything to "undecided" voters that might get them to vote Democrat.

My takeaway is that I don't think they actually believe Donald Trump is uniquely bad - it's just messaging.
DNC argued that they are a private organization and can do what they want In "Wilding v. DNC Services Corp." case (2017) in response to screwing the dem nomination from Bernie hands in favour of Hillay
The House of Representatives in the US gets voted in the exact same way that Parliament in the UK gets voted. Yet there isn't a single third party seat in the House. The problem is something non-electoral, like the third parties are not trying hard enough, or they are being blocked somehow, if they don't have even one seat in the House.
anyone voting Republican is voting to remove my bodily autonomy and health care choices and eliminate people like me from public life, so yeah, whether you support that or not, that's a consequence of your actions for me and I'm not going to look kindly on you for it.
You can also just drag the proxy icon onto the terminal window for its path, ie “cd “ <drop>, enter.
> Kamala was a perfectly good candidate.

You were literally just proven empirically incorrect. Demand better from your party or this will just keep happening, stop compromising.