skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You've been given multiple lists and have refused to engage with them. This doesn't sound like intellectual honesty.
Suppose Russian "interference" is just business as usual. A long play to undermine the Republican Party and take it over like a parasite.

Strong-arming "The Good Ones" until they play along. Once that happens, the fight is won.

They want to undermine it All and make it irreversible. Utterly.
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> opportunities where you can

Guess I’ll become a grifter like the rest of them. Become a parasite on society. Fuck everyone else, I guess.
No.

Government was overthrown in February 2014, the Ukrainian parliament renounced Ukraine's non-aligned status in December 2014 while Russia annexed Crimea in February/March 2014 and attacked Donbas in April 2014 - all while while Ukraine was still neutral and non-aligned.

> US regime change operation

I haven't seen any actual proof for that, only speculation like what you are linking to.

LE:

And you'd need some strong proof considering that everything that happened afterwards completely vindicated Ukrainian people's fear of Russia and their desire to get closer to the West.

As someone who lives in Eastern Europe and who also lived through a bloody revolution to get out from under the Russian boot - let me tell you: we don't need external influences to desire to live in peace and freedom, to pursue our happiness and prosperity. We are just like you, people of the West, in that regard. We don't want to live under Russian occupation any more than you do and we are willing to pay the blood price for the privilege.
This is like using a squirt gun in a forest fire. A meaningless change to a meaningless procedural "loophole" that had no chance of working whatsoever.
Care that I earn through my work that brings in more to my institution than it costs to have me on board. As if that distinction should matter.
I thought it would fit the grayscale of newspapers. I can add an option to show them in color.
A little bit of calculus could go a long way for understanding rates of change.
The silly rule that keeps housing costs high
It's at least manually programmed in. Otherwise it would have said 'Ecks'
That is totally the pot calling the kettle.

When Trump is being a bully (which he does often) you say "grow a thicker skin, you fragile flower!"

When people criticize Trump you say "you are being hatful bullies!"

It is just ridiculous that you guys can dish it out but can't take it. Grow up.
Replaced by rm -i perhaps?
try

networkQuality -s

That's a more apples to apples comparison to speedtest.net; Separate upload and download tests.
>learn to accept that that's life.

Yeah, harassment is is part of life. Just accept it, right!?

WTF? How low should our standards as a society be!?
Overloading the term with a second technological meaning.
So that there can be more welders?
It's also unsafe to drink in larger quantities, as is seawater. Both will let you live for a few days if there is no other source of water, but anything longer and you're looking at serious levels of minerals mismatch.
He will have fixed things to the point that voting someone else in won’t undo the good?
I can’t opine on how she thinks. But the way she talks is not like any lawyer I’ve ever worked with.
Josh Shapiro probably would have been a good candidate and quite likely would have been selected if there had been any competitive process to choose the best candidate rather than anointing Kamala. He may be jewish by birth but seems popular and competent.

I think one of the problems with the Democrats and modern left is they have moved away from

>I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by their character.

And towards a DEI set up where Kamala is hired because she ticks the colored and woman boxes rather than because of competence.
It updates every hour. This post is on it now!
I'm still very taken aback by how far we've been able to take prompting as somehow our universal language to communicate with AI of choice.
Sure, though it makes sense that most economists use the price inflation term. The change in how "inflation" was being used largely goes back to Keynes and Modern Monetary Theory. Most economists today fall into that bucket, of course they use the term in the same way.

That doesn't change the fact that the attempt to redefine it both co-opted the word and made it functionally useless. Prices change for all kinds of reasons. The amount of change alone is meaningless and using that meaning of the word allows economists today to play a lot of shell games with the numbers.
You're right. The media has been corrupted. It's only logical, over time the media is corrupted as an outgrowth of the Pareto principle applied to politics. Eventually all political systems are corrupted because those with power use their advantage to accrue more power in a self-reinforcing cycle. The media, as an obvious lever of power, is subject to this, just as are regulatory agencies, congresspeople, social media sites, etc. I don't understand how such an intelligent userbase can be so willfully blind and naive. What began to open my eyes was the pandemic and the Ukraine war. Not that the establishment positions were necessarily wrong, but I felt the manipulation was easy to sense.
America dictates that you have to participate unless you fully give up citizenship. America makes it difficult to do so.

It’s not foreign influence when America more or less demands it.
> The whole point of an income tax is that it's paid in USD - basically this is what gives the USD its value

I'm not understanding correctly (not kidding): what gave the USD its value before the income tax in 1914 or thereabout?
But they are not illegal. That is dehumanizing.
It can make sense when you have a huge team of devs and different teams responsible for everything where you may be on multiple teams, and nobody is exactly responsible for all the same set of services you are. Depending on the security/access provisioning culture of the org, "taking half a day to manually grant access to the repos so-and-so needs access to" may actually be an easier sell than "give everyone access to all our code."

If you just have 20-30 devs and everyone is pretty silo'd (e.g. frontend or backend, data or API, etc) having 75 repos for your stuff is just silly.
Per hundred workers. Your link is in absolute units of fatalities, their claim is a rate. At the very least, you need the number of workers (which is also available in BLS data) to refute their claim.

The data shows roughly 454k workers in the welders, solderers, and brazers occupation series. With their claim of 3.5 severe injuries per 100 worker-careers, that's about 16k severe injuries. If you assume an average career is about 25 years, that's about 636 severe injuries per year, compared to the 48 fatalities per year. So it's an order of magnitude higher (which I think is the direction most people would expect).
>calling half the country racist sexist fascist inbred stupid genocidal monsters

They don't (in general). Some of them over-apply those words. Some of them apply them to an over-broad category ("conservatives" or whatever). Some of them apply some of those words to some Trump supporters, which is not even the same thing as Trump voters, Republicans, or conservatives. And of that sub-sub-subset, sometimes the harsh words are even understandable, considering the hideous, immoral things they are being applied in response to.

Meanwhile, Trump supporters are much harsher with their words, and use much broader strokes when applying them.

I.e. it's the opposite. One of the defining characteristic (as opposed to simply a tendency) of the speaking style of Trump supporters is mockery and provocation and insulting and name-calling and threatening. They don't all do it, but it's an undeniable part of their ideology.
> lying and using fear and hatred is working very well

Counterpoint: R's perceive (sometimes not incorrectly) that lying is a "both sides" thing, and it's indisputable that the D's ran largely on fear/hatred this time (which clearly did not get the D voterbase out where it counted).
Amazon uses "repo per service" and it is semi insane, but Brazil (the big ol' internal build system) and Coral (the internal service framework) make it "workable".

As someone who worked in the dev tooling org, getting teams to keep their deps up to date was a nightmare.
Wikileaks released DNC's internal emails, where they made plans to sabotage Bernie.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/23/us/politics/dnc-emails-sa...

Bernie supporters filed a lawsuit against the DNC for disenfranchising them. The DNC argued they operate as a private corporation and are free to pick whomever they want "over cigars in a back room".

> “There’s no right to not have your candidate disadvantaged or have another candidate advantaged. There’s no contractual obligation here . . . it’s not a situation where a promise has been made that is an enforceable promise,” Spiva said.

> The DNC is advancing the argument that any claims to be neutral and fair to all candidates were nothing but “political promises” and are unenforceable by law.

https://www.salon.com/2017/05/13/the-dncs-elephant-in-the-ro...
Trump is namecalling mostly politicians. The Dems are namecalling voters.
Thank god Biden legalized weed. Oh, wait, nope, they didn't even bother to do that.
There is enough protections built into the system, and enough maturity of the system (the "deep state"), that outside of something like war on our shores, no single president can destroy it in one term. But each time its degraded it becomes more susceptible. We just (popularly) elected an election denier. That means future presidents can run this play and get away with it. The most likely scenario now IMO is we get a more cunning strongman who successfully overturns the democratic outcome when not in their favor. We don't have to speculate, as we've see this play out in several other countries. Of course this line of thinking was never a viable political strategy for running against Trump, because its far too abstract for the average voter.

The reality is we are still benefiting from the leadership of some of our more visionary founders and leaders since; but without being reenforced in some way it won't hold up forever. Most people in the US are still under the guise of America being special, and hand waving those scenarios away thinking the worst can't happen here. Which makes it much easier to then vote for Trump, especially if you don't think the climate crisis is real or prescient.
Exactly. Nobody waved a magic wand and conjured up Trump, causing people to become cruel and selfish. They are already cruel and selfish, and they simply found their man. It's not like people are just going to just stop being this way once he's gone.
yeah no doubt - he's going after the remain-in the U.S migrant policy that Biden implemented shortly after taking office in 2021. Those are going to be low hanging fruits. Same for other groups of migrants on temporary status, since they're easy to find. But I was referring to the 10-12 million that have been in the U.S for years. Those are going to be a lot harder, unless he has the infrastructure and resources in place to manage the logistics. Not saying they won't attempt it. But they'll hardly make a dent in the numbers. That's a huge number and will have a huge impact on the labor market. Whether positive or negative remains to be seen.
Pro: We won’t have to repurchase games.

Con: Assuming native compatibility, this likely won’t be a very exciting console.
Even if people got pay rises they see the headline price of food (if they are poor) going up by in some cases > 50% as well as rents going up dramatically (ironically caused by increasing interest rates) and even if they got a great raise (and are in theory better off) you are not feeling it, hence the result. Gas prices too.

As ever it's a multivariate problem but the biggest part of it is being promised jam tomorrow and even worse being told things are going great when you see evidence they are not. She should have thrown Joe under a bus.

This isn't just a problem in the US the whole West is ungovernable and we will see most governments getting one term assuming that they don't turn into Victor Orban's Hungary.
I also use helix and i've been getting some mileage out of aider, the cli tool. Confusing name, as I don't believe aider is affiliated with aide
> Having 48% of the population participate in this "study" is likely to be very indicative of the likely voting choice for the remainder of the population, right?

That isn't how statistics work. Sample size reduces your error relative to the population you are randomly sampling from.

When you don't have a random sampling, then you sampling method is what determines how generalizable your findings are. A good sample size with a bad sampling method tells us little to nothing about the general population and only informs us about the specific sub population for which the sample can be considered a random selection from.

With significant differences in voting rates across many different demographics, votes are absolutely not a representative sample of the overall population.
> There's literally NOTHING you can do to stop that specific attack vector.

E2E. Might not be applicable for remote execution of AI payloads, but it is applicable for most everything else, from messaging to storage.

Even if the client hardware and/or software is also an actor in your threat model, that can be eliminated or at least mitigated with at least one verifiably trusted piece of equipment. Open hardware is an alternative, and some states build their entire hardware stack to eliminate such threats. If you have at least one trusted equipment mitigations are possible (e.g. external network filter).
So many reasons to vote for her and you remember only the democracy ending part?
Also, the moderate voter would not take her seriously because of her saying that? Did you wipe out your memory about what happened when he lost not so very long ago?

To me this all feels like a far fetched tv drama became reality. It goes beyond any human understanding.
For those curious like I was, he actually said that last May [1] I think though that age is strongly against him, had he been 10 or 15 years younger he could have probably pulled it off.

[1] https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/18/trump-at-nra-conven...
>> in a bank, they lend it out to someone

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/022416/why-b....

>> Debt = Savings

That’s only true for public debt, excess spending (that which is not deleted through taxation) by the government shows up in savings
It's not like people warned that supporting a genocide would cost Harris the presidency...
You could also use this script to setup everything: curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codestoryai/binaries/main/... | bash (you can see the source of the script too)
Still a large chunk of votes yet to be counted on the West Coast.
I'd be curious to get more information on that. For example, it isn't only Mexicans and Central Americans coming through the southern border. Around 25,000 Chinese nationals have been apprehended on the southern border by the middle of the year, for example. You wonder how many HAVE passed through illegally.

Maybe I'm wrong but I feel like a better pro-immigration strategy for Democrats would be to agree with the fact illegal immigration must be stopped and to debate the methods to stop it. And then secondly, argue for opening LEGAL immigration to more people since there are many benefits to it when done in a controlled and deliberate manner.
You are forgetting the handheld line

Gameboy Color supported OG Gameboy games

GBA supported GBC games

DS supported GBA and(?) GBC games - Could be wrong about that

3DS supported DS games.
Rocketry is not exactly a field that lends itself to battery power.
What he says comes across as emotionally true to many people.

I do remember that debate with Kamala were Trump came across as unhinged with that "eating cats and dogs" thing but I think one reason why he might have won was revealed in Harris's waffling around the issue of climate change where her answer was "drill baby drill", pandering to the Pennsylvania market.

People who want to see climate action are discouraged by this but people who want "drill baby drill" don't believe she in sincere and think that she is pandering. So talking that way she just loses people she doesn't win them.
Finder is pretty good, and it's handy to be able to open it from the terminal. But I find it super annoying it litters everything with .DS_Store files and there is no way to turn that off, except for external and network drives. Aside from, obviously, using a different file manager. Very un-Apple.
Take the same time and go back in and see what the other people have said about how they get a job to make a good night and see how you want it out land on a good work! I'm sure if poor is going on that e and the next year Prime Minister of course he would. And the other one of my own parents were that he had been working with him and he didn't want the money he was. But the next thing was the other people that had to make the other people that had no idea how to get out. But the only thing I know about this would have Saints of the game
To be honest I think that Ancestry and Asylum are about as much "out of your direct control" as you can get, the latter especially (as in, unable to work, or leave that particular country, until the application is decided upon)

Remember that 'the EU' is around 30 individual countries each with their own work visa issuing procedures and rules - none of which are really at all comparable to the US system.

Seriously just choose a country and apply for a job with a company that doesn't explicitly state that they need you to already have the right to work in that country and see where it goes.
What's your idle power consumption for AMD vs Intel if you don't mind me asking? I'm getting avg 125W for my 13900k build, measured at the wall and it mildly bugs me when I think of it, I thought it'd be closer to 80. And power is very expensive where I live now.
I didn't find more recent numbers than this in the minute I spent looking but I imagine they're available if you dig around: https://www.npr.org/2019/01/16/686056668/for-seventh-consecu...
Oh the salt and hyperbole.
Not GP, but I've made similar transitions:

> Shop talk and banter are fairly universal. Any difference is going to be a target.

Can be exhausting. You have to either join in, be a target, or both.
Someone like Trump should have access to actual experts able to estimate the impact of his political ideas.
What makes you think the system always chooses the best candidate? Most voters operate on very little or false information, they just vote on vibes or for whatever party they've always voted for
I think it’s a fair question, but I don’t think it invalidates the validity of looking at this particular division and evaluating if it brings the company more value than it costs. It’s like when I cancel Netflix. Compared to my other spending it’s not a lot, and to be honest I won’t even notice the savings. But if the value isn’t there, why spend money on it?

Granted I’m not moralizing about the actual value or correctness of this decision, I know nothing about Mozilla’s inner workings or the work of this division in particular.
"Have" is an interesting word. Much of that capital is covering a bad year in Florida or California.
The US told the world in the 19th century that South America was not to meddled with, except by the US. I fully blame America for structural failures in South America that trigger illegal immigration. The US refused to enshrine stable countries that prevented their best and brightest from leaving.
The important part is that backwards compatibility became a focus after the Gamecube and it has been ever since. Like, this is just a fact. The Wii supported Gamecube games and controllers. Even the WiiU had the internal capability to run GC games, it just lacked the disc drive for it, and it ran Wii games just fine. The same goes for every single of their portable consoles (GB games work on the GBC, GB and GBC games work on the GBA, GBA games work on the Nintendo DS, etc).
wanted to see what CachyOS is about. https://www.phoronix.com/review/cachyos-linux-perf/5 it came second place to ClearLinux which is not bad.
For some reason the "secure" thing to do is considered to be to pin everything and then continuously bump everything to latest, to get the security fixes.

At which point one might directly not pin, but that's "insecure" (https://scorecard.dev/)
There are so many blogposts about AWS egress being crazy expensive. Here is one: https://www.vantage.sh/blog/cloudflare-r2-aws-s3-comparison . Their example
"image hosting" has ~$7K for AWS, vs $36 on R2, mostly due to egress costs.

Yeah, maybe "AWS partner" can give a discount but I bet it'd be 10% for most, or maybe 30% tops. This won't turn $7K into $36.
Who said anything about emulation?
> The graphics chip

The graphics architecture was even the same between Wii and GameCube - ATI's Flipper, just with 50% higher clocks on the Wii.
This could be “famous last words”, but as someone who has worked with chip security I’d be very surprised if anyone breaks this generation of hardware at the chip level.

A decade ago the engineers designing these chips knew there were several angles of attack but there just wasn’t enough resources put into closing these holes.

Now every know angle of attack is closed. Even if you delid the chip and reverse engineer every single gate and can probe individual metal wires on the chip, it’ll still be nearly impossible to break the hardware security. Power supply and EM glitching is also protected against (can’t speak for Switch 2 but I’m speaking in general about chips going forward)

Could be bugs and mistakes that allows someone to bypass security, of course. Both in hardware and software. But I don’t think there will be general purpose angles of attack that can be used to bypass security going forward.
> That is an issue. You posses religious conditioning that makes you believe this.

Abortion is not a religious issue, it is an ethical issue. Some religious people are fine with abortion, some atheists oppose it.

> If you disagree with abortion that is fine, but your opinion/stance should not be projected on everyone else in the country. The problem with this situation is religious folks are so brainwashed they can't even comprehend a situation where "live and let live" is possible, because you all think that your way is right and everyone else is wrong.

This argument is a completely unworkable argument and I have no idea why people think it will hold water. Abortion opponents believe that abortion is literal murder. You can't simply go "it's fine if you don't want to murder, but you shouldn't stop other people from murdering". I understand you disagree with the idea that abortion is murder, but you need to take that idea on directly rather than trying to paper it over and say "you need to live and let live".
Anyone remember "Hacker Monthly"? Years ago it was a monthly PDF with nicely laid out copies of popular articles that had been highly voted on here.
League of Legends and Minecraft came out ~15 years ago and never left the top 10 most played PC games.

It's hard to release new live-service games too. Many people will just be happy to play LoL for the rest of their lives.
I live in Prague but travel often to the DC area for business. I’d choose to live in Prague in about 70000 out of 80000 simulations.

It just feels better to live here for many reasons (safety, culture, nature, walkability, quality of restaurants and clubs and overall you don’t see many poor people around). Europe has economic issues but the quality of life is very high most of the time.
As long as America has a first-past-the-post voting system, then game theory dictates that it will always be a two-party system.