skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Trump was very favorable to Israel and has a Jewish daughter. Not typical fascist behavior

So because Israel is involved in something means that something can't be fascist? What about the fascist things Netanyahu is doing with Israel?
For that we wanted to give you more control as well with a for loop and you take actions step by step. I think all of these crewai like agent swarms are also very much black boxes.

How would you imagine the perfect scenario? What would make LLM outputs less of a black box?
Maybe they should simply refuse to give up power like your candidate did the last time no?
> hasn't run on a platform of eliminating democracy

Didn't he literally say in his victory speech that he's now elected the 47th president, as he also was the 46th?

In the story Trump tells, he literally already is a third-term president.
Hang on, what exactly tf do you mean by "remove"?

... Also, yes, the West is responsible for the vast majority of CO2 release. It's not remotely close [0].

* The United States has emitted more CO2 than any other country to date: at around 400 billion tonnes since 1751, it is responsible for 25% of historical emissions [at 4% of world population].

* This is twice more than China – the world’s second-largest national contributor [18% of world population].

* The 28 countries of the European Union (EU-28) – which are grouped here as they typically negotiate and set targets on a collaborative basis – is also a large historical contributor at 22%.

* Many of the large annual emitters today – such as India and Brazil – are not large contributors in a historical context.

* Africa’s regional contribution – relative to its population size – has been very small. This is the result of very low per capita emissions – both historically and currently.

0 - https://ourworldindata.org/contributed-most-global-co2
The sequence of event presented by the poster you are responding to is indeed a joke in 2024. Can you however not see a future where it becomes a practical possibility?
Because it’s illogical. Far right implies there is an edge to a majority “right”. Calling the entire majority “far right” is just lazy adhominem attacks. Calling the entire the democrat party far left is equally stupid.
Maybe, but does it matter? How do you beat fascists? Look at Deutschland before the NSDAP took power. Many people tried to fight the NSDAP, with violence, with writings, with rallies, demonstrations... But all of it didnt work. It only made them more resolute. There must be a better way.
You'll be waiting a long while, unmarried white women are too busy having their body autonomy taken away. Poor men.
I haven't seen that in Trump, myself. It seems to me that a lot of the Jan 6 discussion comes down to "what was he thinking when he did X?", and the tribes either give him the benefit of the doubt or assume the worst intentions, according to their various inclinations.
Can you define far right?
In a poetry lock file transitive dependencies are automatically locked and thereby pinned. It will ensure, that you get the same thing each time, or get an error about things not matching hashsums, when something suspicious is going on, that would be worth raising an issue on a repo, if none exists.
The fact that Tim Walz made it through a 90 minute debate without mentioning the CHIPS act a single goddamn time absolutely blows my mind.

Dems could try to explain why Trump's economic policy made the US economically brittle, leaving Biden no choice but to pay the piper to avoid a depression. You're not going to woo voters with that kind of narrative, though, even if it's the truth.
I can’t find any statistical reporting to back there being millions more undocumented immigrants coming into the country in the last 4 years. Data-backed reporting indicates that we’ve had ~11 million undocumented workers since the 2005 with little change until 2020. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/07/22/what-we-k...

Any chance you know where to find some more?
Sure, but I refuse to call this a faithful recreation of the aesthetic until the fonts look correct. :D

On a related note, I did start working on some tools to work with legacy .FONs for this exact purpose earlier this year, but the project is iceboxed for now...
He has literally said "Vote for me, and you'll never have to vote again."
> Sure - but we're talking about pragmatic considerations. In hindsight, preservation or expansion of abortion rights was not enough to get men to turn out to vote for Harris in sufficient numbers to swing the election, so another kind of message should have been crafted for that voting block.

My stomach dropped when I heard a young men claim that Trump would be better because of his economic policies. To which I reply which ones? Followed by stumbling silence.

This is a young university educated 25 year old men raised in a Social Democrat European developed nation, claiming that Donald Trump would serve American interest and a world economy the best. We are absolutely underestimating the effect of people's world view being shaped by information wars on social media.

Adam Curtis 'Hypernormalisation' now feels like a Nostradamus level prediction of the decades to come.
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I am 100% convinced a Republican woman could win. I was in touch with a lot of deep-red middle-of-the-country Republican voters and candidates for state and federal offices when Palin was the VP pick. Shooting-stuff-in-political-ads sorts. It was practically all they talked about. They liked her a ton better than McCain. I think they’d have gladly voted for her at the top of the ticket (granted, they lost that one, but I think an R woman could absolutely be elected President, probably more easily than a Democratic one).
That is going to be explosive because there isn't a developed economy anywhere that can avoid major crises without maintaining or increasing immigration levels over the coming decades as the effects of fertility rates really start to bite.

In the UK we saw the Tories try to play the ball in two places at once: Enable lots of immigration while simultaneously pretending the country was under siege to appeal to the anti-immigrant crowd. It blew up in their faces in a spectacular way.
The only reason people vote for conservatives is because they're selfish or ignorant. This is obvious because there are 2 things in the economy: labour and capital. It is no coindence then that democracies invariably develop 2 parties. One of those parties ostensibly represents the intrests of labour. As such the other must represent the interests of capital. But how could a party that benefits so few, ever win a majority? Well, a combination of selfish people (those who benefit directly from the policies) and ignorant people (those who have been convinced by any number of falsehoods to vote against their own economic interests).
That's what you get when you stick with a voting system that has been obsolete for a century.
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Liberal isn't left. Maybe their problem is that they actually didn't go left (workers).
> At what point do you call fascism fascism? When it's too late?

You call it fascism when it is fascism. Once it is openly fascist then it is probably too late to stop, but you don't call it fascism until it is fascism.
What would Trump 2.0 mean for trade, migrants, climate change and electric cars?
The terrifying state we’ve been entering for several years now is where people in power believe they both know and get to dictate what the truth is. Unfortunately despite the rhetoric I don’t see that reversing since it’s coming from the uniparty.
Appealing to insult is not, in fact, an argument. It's a form of rhetoric which doesn't change peoples minds, it reinforces them.
Today we learned that immigration is more important for Americans than even abortion, so much that 3 states didn’t even codify it.
Yeah, that's the problem.

Last time we had the fake electors scheme, which was stopped due to someone having integrity.

How that Pence is gone, and Vance - who still claims the last election was stolen - what's going to stop round two, come 2028?

Have people been sleepwalking the past years?
I agree that Boeing will still exist in some capacity in the near-medium future. But a healthy pension fund requires more than just existing in my opinion. It needs a healthy, young base of employees who are contributing while you're retired and good governance of investments.
I can’t imagine what it’s like trying to moderate this thread right now so I just want to say thank you Dang!
That would need some population exchange.
Talk about really problems with 'democracy' where 51% decides decides to thrust their views on the rest 49% . The concept is fundamentally flawed.
This will absolutely happen. Within days of taking office he will take credit for the “great” economy and his followers will eat it up.
Well I thought it was one in the front and one close to the ribs
It’s a white nationalist backlash. They cared not about the messenger; only the message. It’s also the product of Russian disinformation. Russia has perfected the art of sowing division and faux outrage. We’ve done it to other countries so we deserve it in some sense. We’ll see a rise of toxic masculinity. Women exercising sexual autonomy and gaining power is not something snowflake men can handle.

Such is my belief. I could be entirely wrong.
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That’s a typical drive-by headline. Did you even read the article? Or the first hand sources? Putin never once threatened using nukes out of the blue like some kind of madman - only reinstated their pretty bog standard nuclear defense policy when asked about it. Context is important, don’t be an idiot.
I mean, they call Harris a communist so all bets are off. Even Sanders would barely register on the left side pretty much anywhere in the western world
> Inflation was global, and the USA navigated it much better than other Western economies.

This comes across as very out of touch. By "navigated it" you mean brought inflation under control. But it's not like prices came down.

The $1,500 per month grocery bill that was $1,000 in 2019 is still $1,500.

People don't look at the CPI and think "phew, glad the Fed was able to get inflation back to target" they think "I remember when I used to have $1,000 left over each month".

And they remember that every single month.
Already there since a decade
Would have been nice if they would mention the key tag in the announcement. Its 38696 for those wondering.
As a non-american, I don't see what else they could be defined as. Why try to seek a middle ground with the far right when they clearly don't want to
> Maybe it's just rising expectations, fueled by rising inequality?

Rising inequality is entirely enough to explain the whole thing. The bottom two quintiles saw their cost of living absolutely explode, and their salaries not keeping up. Median real income will never reflect something like that.

And that's a lot of people.
Sort of. Some are the lessons in blood that made the industry safer. Some are the (sometimes) shitty result of capitalism (like the Alaska Airlines crash).
It is much simpler than that. My dad watches Fox News all day nonstop. When I say all day I mean he is watching it from the time he wakes up at 6am until going to sleep and doesn’t watch anything else. It does not matter who the democrats field, Fox News will just demonize that person and their viewers will vote accordingly. He does not even agree with any traditionally conservative ideology; he is pro-choice, pro-LGBT rights, pro-union, doesn’t like tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy doesn’t agree illegal immigration is a huge problem, but he votes for Trump because he watches Fox News nonstop. The one common thread among every Trump supporter I know is Fox News.
From a game theoretical perspective the Democrat establishment is fine with this since they all support Trump anyway. They'd rather not be in power but have their policies represented in the President, than have the president but have him not do what they really want.
I'm sure Trump will be happy to go into being former president Trump at the end of his term.... if the left let him.
Except Trump calls people all kinds of bad things and it doesn't seem to hurt him.

Conclusion: You cannot arrogantly call someone a drooling fucktard. But you can call someone garbage non-arrogantly while also being a convicted felon.

The MAGA snowflakes prefer the felon, their soft skin can't seem to withstand arrogance.
>You know that Hitler was literally voted into power, right?

He was not. This is a popular misconception.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler%27s_rise_to_power
Climate change is a part of Earth's lifecycle. There have been ice ages, and there have been periods like jura, when it was warmer. It's all natural.

What you probably mean is how humans influence this cycle; whether accelerating or delaying it, in effect disrupting it. For that, there's no evidence; however, there are many politician lobbyists (and yes, also scientists taking advantage of juicy grants to deliver what was ordered) going to capitalize on the fear that it might be.
Didn't your candidate refuse to publish his medical bill of health?

He must've gotten confused with his tax records which he also never published.
Leaving aside what Trump can do. It is sad to realize that a person with so many character faults documented in public can reach the presidency of such powerful country. You loose hope on humanity and wonder if liberal democracies can actually last.
Anti-Semitism isn't an inherit trait of fascism. It's an inherit trait of Nazism.

Mussolini was in power in Italy 10 years before Hitler was in Germany and he wasn't very anti-Semitic at all. He was influenced by Hitler towards the end of his reign but even then his anti-Semitic policies were mild when compared to Germany.

Part of the problem with calling someone a fascist is that people associate the word with Hitler. But Hitler wasn't the only fascist or even the first fascist.
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Past performance is mixed: Trump 45 used mostly the carrot with the North Koreans, but mostly the stick with the Iranians and Chinese. I think it's pretty clear that Ukraine aid will decrease, but I'm not sure how much carrot vs stick will be applied to Russia.
Nothing has happened to you. Nothing is happening to you. If you're in hell, than what is Gaza?
This is why people don’t fear what is coming, they have no clue about history.
This hypothesis doesn't pan out when looking at states that flipped Blue to Red.

The biggest reason for Trump's win is the fact that 50% of Latinos, 46% of Asians, and 20% of African Americans voted for Trump - all significant increases compared to 2020.

And the biggest reason for that flip is because of Illegal Immigration and Inflation - for legal immigrants illegal immigration is basically a big F-you for following the correct path, and inflation has had a general impact nationwide.
Trump and Vance will almost certainly pull strings to erode the current political system in Washington with no regard for the spirit and likely even the letter of the constitution.
Checking an outlet with a multimeter is an essential skill for any DIY enthusiast or electrician.
It’s a simple process that can be done in a few minutes, but it’s important to do it correctly to avoid any accidents or damage to your electrical appliances.
In this blog post, I will go through the steps to check an outlet with a multimeter.

Step 1: Safety First
Before you start, make sure that you take all the necessary safety precautions to prevent damage to your appliances, and harm to yourself.
You need to turn off the power to the outlet you want to test. If you’re not sure which breaker controls the outlet, turn off the main power to the house.
Wear rubber-soled shoes and gloves to protect yourself from electric shock, healthpally advised.
Next, remove the outlet cover plate and use a voltage tester to check that there is no voltage present in the outlet.
Place the probes of the voltage tester into the outlet slots, and if the tester lights up, there is still voltage present in the outlet. In this case, turn off the power again and wait for the voltage tester to show no voltage before you proceed.

Step 2: Choose the Multimeter Settings
Now that you’ve made sure that the outlet is safe to test, that is, no voltage, it’s time to set up your multimeter.
To do this, set the multimeter to read AC voltage.
Most multimeters have a range of settings, so make sure you choose the correct one for your needs.
For example, if you’re testing a 120V outlet, set the multimeter to read up to 200V.
Next, set the multimeter to read the appropriate scale. If you’re testing a 120V outlet, set the multimeter to read up to 200V. If you’re testing a 240V outlet, set the multimeter to read up to 400V, techpally.

Step 3: Test the Outlet
Now that you’ve set up the multimeter, it’s time to test the outlet.
Place one probe into the hot slot (the smaller slot) and the other probe into the neutral slot (the larger slot).
The multimeter should read between 110V and 120V for a standard 120V outlet. If the reading is outside of this range, there may be an issue with the outlet or the wiring.
If you’re testing a 240V outlet, place one probe into the hot slot and the other probe into the other hot slot.
The multimeter should read between 220V and 240V. If the reading is outside of this range, there may be an issue with the outlet or the wiring.

Step 4: Check the Ground
To check the ground, place one probe into the hot slot and the other probe into the ground slot (the round slot).
The multimeter should read 0V. If the reading is anything other than 0V, there may be an issue with the ground.

Step 5: Benefits of Using a Multimeter
Using a multimeter to check an outlet is a quick and easy way to ensure that your electrical appliances are safe to use.
It can also save you time and money by allowing you to identify any issues with the outlet or wiring before they become a bigger problem, Chaktty concluded.
The only sources I can find about what you're saying is gutter something and lozier Institute, and by searching for them a bit it looks like they're catholic founded research. I'm gonna take what they say with a huge pinch of salt

I'm gonna trust more a study by the university of San Francisco which finds that most women don't regret having an abortion or are happy about it https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2020/01/416421/five-years-after-ab...
The world needs to build over 400 nuclear plants starting right now to replace fossil fuel energy needs, even with about a 33% reduction in global energy consumption.

That means a new plant starting up every 3 days. Any slower and it's not enough. This was data from a couple of years ago as well. We're never going to get close, even if Elon himself is modern jesus.
Fun fact: Box<T> is allowed in C FFI in arguments and return types. From C's perspective it's a non-NULL pointer to T, but on the Rust side it gets memory management like a native Rust type.

Option<Box<T>> is allowed too, and it's a nullable pointer. Similarly &mut T is supported.

Using C-compatible Rust types in FFI function declarations can remove a lot of boilerplate. Unfortunately, Vec and slices aren't one of them.
Who is homophobic?
It'll be interesting to see if he's able to become an effective beurocrat.
Yeah, what he doesn’t understand is that the government bureaucracy that’s been created is the only reason many of the departments of government work as _quickly_ as they do.

While we as engineers see what appear to be obvious slow inefficiencies (like: “I could build a system to replace all that the DMV does so people won’t need to sit in that waiting room!”) the reality is we don’t even understand all that the DMV does.

I feel that’s the trap Musk falls into, and it became blatantly obvious when he took over X.
Or perhaps if they had used democratic practices and let the constituents of their party actually vote to choose who they thought was best suited.

Biden pulling out so close to election didn’t let them actually go through their process to elect their nominee. It’s quite possible democrats would have chosen a candidate who was not associated with Biden and thus more electable.
> This is despite Kamala having Indian roots

I'd imagine most people can see past origins and skin colors, especially when it's such a shaky argument. You don't support someone just because their mom were born in your country 70 years ago
There is no president of the EU.

There is a President of the European Council (Charles Michel, elected by member countries' heads of state), there is a President of the European Commission (Ursula von der Leyen, elected by the European Parliament), and there is a President of the European Parliament (Roberta Metsola, elected by the members of the parliament).

Seats in the European Parliament are not proportionally allocated (small countries have more seats per capita), and member countries have different systems for allocating their seats among representatives, but nobody uses first-past-the-post, maybe except Hungary (debatably - their system is weird).

So, no, none of the "EU presidents" are elected by popular vote strictly speaking, and none of them have a role that is even remotely similar to the US presidency.
America now stands in line with various developing nations and sports a convicted felon as head of state. Bravo!
The EU was holding world peace. This destabilisation is in part caused by America.

Iraq, war on oil.
Isreal funded by US arms

Russia owns Trump and Russia wants the EU dead.

By no means should the EU get cosy with the US.

Why shouldn't the US get cosy with the EU?
With all of the hacking and newfangled ai tools out there, perhaps hand counting removes some of that element.
Decades of defunding and weakening education does that to you.
Ah, yes, because all those people are working at Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft.

It's a handout to anyone buying those services and a loss to anyone selling them (trade workers).

Companies can't "just hire" illegal immigrants in most states - the majority of the ones Trump won.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42057647
This looks like it might be good for people who post a lot on social media, to organise or recycle their content.
The road is clear now for the right-wing to ban abortion federally.
I think Trump and the Republicans did actually succeed in welcoming in a truly diverse base of new and former voters: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/11/06/us/politics/p...

This is the Red Wave that was promised in 2020 and 2022 but failed to materialize.

Why didn't Harris and the Democrats pull it off? Well, they could start by not playing identity politics or calling Americans deplorables, Nazis, and garbage. Godwin's Law was in full swing for them.

I'm Japanese-American, demographically I should be a bleeding heart Democrat, but truthfully I can't stand their constant victimizing and divisive rhetoric and is why I voted for Trump and the Republicans in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
> game over for Democrats and democracy in the US

So voting is the end of democracy? Interesting take
But it wasn't actually a race, the votes were all finished being cast and were just being counted, so concepts like "having a head start" or "being ahead" don't really apply.
>>>Do you have any support for this statement? I haven't heard many people bring up Ukraine as a major reason for voting Trump or not voting Harris.

Its a bad look when many citizens are hurting economically and you send billions and billions to a foreign government and then gaslight them the economy is indeed fine.
If you had actually done this you would’ve realized that Trump has “concepts of a plan” for childcare and healthcare. Despite promising us his plans for 8 years now.