skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My only counter argument here, is when those 4 things deploy independently. Sometimes, people will get tricked into thinking a code change is atomic because it is in one commit, when it will lead to a mixed fleet because of deployment realities. In that world, having them separate is easier to work with, as you may have to revert one of the deployments separately from the others.
That's not what they said. "Measured and rational speaking" is usually terrible marketing. It barely works on college-educated adults and certainly doesn't work on the mass market.

The example they gave is Trump in a garbage truck, but that's just one way in which Trump made himself enormously appealing to the non-elite.
The point at which neutral status is officially renounced is of no consequence. When the existing polity is replaced, any agreements or expectations of the behavior of the nation are moot. Hence their status being "undefined".

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

Yes, it turns out sometimes you need to make inferences and compare historical events and M-Os to get a clear picture of what happened out of the public eye. The fact that some people can't even entertain the notion that the US had a hand in Ukraine's revolution just underscores your psychological need to feel like moral heroes while calling for escalation in the war. But there is enough circumstantial evidence (like the Nuland intercept) that paints a very clear picture to those who aren't taken in by motivated reasoning.
he's still bragging about the tax cuts that cost a lot. he could have negotiated or not signed the bills and orders. they did increase debt big league.
> R's perceive (sometimes not incorrectly) that lying is a "both sides" thing

Lying is a politician thing. Anyone who thinks that any one politician or political party has a monopoly on lying is deluding themselves. Trump lies through his teeth, Biden lies through his teeth, Obama did, Bush did, Clinton did, etc. Honest politicians simply do not exist.

And to be clear I think we should absolutely criticize our politicians for it. What I object to is this framing like only one particular politician is a liar. Bullshit, they all are liars to the same degree.
The article mentions "immigration due to climate" - could someone give an examples of such occurrences?
Is apathy the only explanation for the non-voting?
In this case I wasn't even referring to mono repo or not, but more about the idea of taking inspiration from very large companies for your own not-large-company problems.
I actually disagree, but I'm glad you're happy.
You wouldn't, but making a repo collection into a mono-repo means your mono-deploy needs to be split into a multi-maybe-deploy.

As always, complexity merely moves around when squeezed, and making commits/PRs easier means something else, somewhere else gets less easy.

It is something that can be made better of course, having your CI and CD be a bit smarter and more modular means you can now do selective builds based on what was actually changed, and selective releases based on what you actually want to release (not merely what was in the repo at a commit, or whatever was built).

But all of that needs to be constructed too, just merging some repos into one doesn't do that.
BTW neon the gas was called so because it was a new discovery (in a well-searched area, the composition of air). The name basically means "a new something", neuter gender, could be "lo nuevo" in Spanish or "das neue" in German.

Since "evangelion" and "genesis" clearly are taken from Greek, so was apparently "neon".
> Their main lever seems to be supreme court appointments

The President has far more power than that.

- Veto Power: Blocks congressional bills; overrides require a two-thirds majority, which is rare.
- Executive Orders: Directives to federal agencies that bypass Congress (limited by courts and future presidents).
- Foreign Policy Leadership: Sole power to negotiate treaties (requiring Senate ratification) and recognize foreign governments.
- Pardon Power: Can pardon federal offenses, unchecked by other branches.
- Appointment Authority: Nominates not only Supreme Court justices, but federal judges, and cabinet members, shaping long-term policy and judicial interpretation.

What goes along with that is ability to get people elected (or not) by backing them, both actually and monetarily. Trump killing the immigration bill during Biden's term is a good example, and he wasn't even President (yet) at the time. I expect he'll focus on more palatable legislation during the first two years, to keep the senate majority through 2028, but we'll see.
And the servers prove that by relying on a key stored in secure hardware. And that secure hardware is designed by Apple, who has a specific interest in convincing users of that attestation/proof. Do you see the conflict of interest now?
Given that this is a repeat of 2016, it wont wear off and they wont be ashamed. Yeah the crowd that touts itself as highly intelligent and techno-savvy apparently cant learn simple lessons.
What do you mean by worse? It's a hypothetical versus a very real year long conflict that killed tens of thousands, with unwavering support from Biden ( in terms of actual material support). They even openly support the invasion of Lebanon, something that even other Israeli allies seem to be much less enthusiastic about.

Saying that it would be worse with the other side is absolutely meaningless, no other administration (red or blue) let something like this go on for a year and even expand to another invasion down the line.
Something tells me the many bills will be slid under many doors in the Roosevelt Hotel come next year.
Where/how are trans people being killed?
Monorepo is just a single repo. Yup.

Git submodules have some places where you can surprisingly lose branches/stashed changes.
This. Kamala is a very weak candidate with no real platform of her own.
> I think that it was a figure of speech

Maybe. But in the face of a malicious misinformation campaign, I think it's important to be accurate and careful with our words. Hyperbolic statements are not really helpful as it adds just the right ring of truth to the "it's all a load of bollocks by climate alarmists" claims, so it ends up just helping the misinformation campaign.
By head count maybe, but by value you gotta include the ransomware gangs, gambling rings, weapons dealers, human traffickers, money launderers, etc. too. And then it's probably not 1000:1 anymore.
My understanding is the single CCD chips (like the 9800x3d) have 2 IF links, while the dual CCD chips (like the 9950x) have 1. Keep in mind these CCDs are shared with turin (12 channel), threadripper pro (8 channel), siena (6 channel), threadripper (4 channel).

The higher CCD configurations have 1 IF link per chip, the lower have 2 IF links per chip. Presumably AMD would bother with the 2 IF link chips unless it helped.
> And metadata is as important as data in messaging and storage.

Is it? I guess this really depends. For E2E storage (e.g. as offered by Proton with openpgpjs), what metadata would be of concern? File size? File type cannot be inferred, and file names could be encrypted if that's a threat in your model.
It’s a refutation of the literal phrase “chosen by the donor class” because there are more players that have an effect.

Trump is the candidate of the reactionary petite bourgeoisie.[1] These are not part of the Donor Class but they have enough power to, when times are “bad” for the lamestream candidates, elbow in their candidate.

[1] The mainstream media likes to say that he is the “working class candidate” without any seeming basis in reality
>Just make absolutely sure you trust your government

This sentence stings right now. :-(
100% agree. No implementation details, just a setup for additional court cases... when we've seen that courts making decisions on reproductive rights doesn't count for too much.
Canada also made it cheap and convenient for you to have that ID.
True, but it still negates your claim that "He hasn't run on a platform of eliminating democracy".
It seems to have worked for Puerto Rico....
He also plans to end social security and medicaire which most seniors rely on. That's terrifying and why I've already donated to charity today.
Then why isn't he in jail? Why wasn't he been impeached? Why can't they find something that sticks for the most smeared political figure in modern history? If we are bringing up his questionable legal past, then it's fair to bring up the legal past of the opposing side. The truth is the political class has done so much damage and far worse things than Trump.

That's a whole lot of mind reading and guessing of what 50% of the country thinks, it's not simple, no one is that one dimensional and different groups have different reasons

Gen Z, millenials, boomers, gen x all have slightly different social and economic goals

The fundamental christians are not the same as the homeless bernie bros and classic liberals
Or maybe they said that "Bad thing happened to me", tired to recover, no recovery happening and it begins to feel like being lied to, blame the president.
The EU will do nothing if it falls outside of the US imperial mantle because it’s not a proper political entity, it never was, it never will. Maybe individual countries like Poland will try to do something, but they’re too small in the great scheme of things.

If Germany had any strategic autonomy left (which they don’t, they’re just a US vassal through and through) they would do a second Rapallo, maybe this time also involving China, at that point they’d still have a chance to put their economy back on track.
All the while pumping more and more carbon into the air and hurtling into bigger and bigger weather disasters.
Actually i think it's the bottom fifth that have benefited the most from wage growth, with the low-six figure crowd getting the short end of the stick and having to pay more for burgers with the tight service labor market.
Adding comments favored or tailored to one political party or another should not be allowed on HN.

Clicked on this thread for insightful discussion/debate, I’m just reading people talk about how trump was not a good candidate, and how kamala campaigned incorrectly and so on so forth
Credit to them, it was a good move.
>Yeah, this was a big part of a general trend of the Democrats treating voters like children to be coddled and lied to.

Meanwhile the rest of this comment section is talking about how democrats lost because they tried to talk about complex policy issues instead of just giving vague promises. Which is it?

>He doesn't talk down to them, he talks like them, and they eat it up.

"He says it like it is" right next to "But he didn't mean that", and he also literally talked about how devastated he was that the Jan 6 supporters were so shitty looking. He spends all sorts of time shit talking veterans who sacrificed for our country, even when the wars they fought were caused by dumb Republican policy.

It's fucking schrodinger's reality when it comes to Trump.
Hi creative, it supports more than 33 languages and it has it's own dedicated server as well!
Hotelling's law should apply, no?
> The Biden admin barely, kind of, got anti-trust authorities somewhat working again, and that will be demolished on day 1 of Trump.

You are grossly underselling the work of Lina Khan and the FTC.
Shifting the goal posts much? Grandparent says democracy will end, parent says that's hyperbole, you bring out healthcare?
Unfortunately as a practical and legal matter that is false. First, physician incentives are aligned to deny care: they have a defense for denying care ("my lawyer isn't clear that I have authority to do this") and the woman has no recourse. Second, there is a simple matter of skill and availability. Fewer facilities allow abortion; fewer OB/GYNs are skilled at doing it safely. In my pregnancy I wanted a perfectly reasonable and legal thing supported by medical evidence and was unable to find a doctor in the state to provide it (vaginal breech birth as opposed to forced C-section).

When you are pregnant, and particularly if you are experiencing complications, you do not have time to shop around and convince people and schedule in advance and all that. You are constrained by the spatiotemporal availability of a skilled medical professional.
Crop failures in Syria contributed to their civil war which led to a migration crisis in Europe.

Subsistence farmers in Central America can’t grow in a drought and often try to emigrate to US

I left California because it will look like baja in due time.
I look at America and seriously DON'T want that.
I dunno, to quote the new top dog "in four years, you won't have to vote again"

I'd say if it doesn't happen he failed to deliver on an election promise.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-tells-christians-they...
For the majority of the existence of the USA there were no such thing as a border. You could immigrate simply by traveling to the USA.
Maybe for America, but then you can reasonably ask why the world is subject to American rules, yet only Americans are allowed to vote over those rules.
It sure was but you were implying that this was a problem with the left.
> However, there are many rules and mechanisms in place to stop fiat being used for crime

Yes, but even with those mechanisms in place, crime was doing ok without crypto.

> Lastly, fiat is indispensable in running a modern economy.

Not sure about this.
This is fiction, and we should not persist in describing politics in this term, since it doesnt help us see whats going on.

It does sound harsh, and it is. We (people on HN), tend to talk about both candidates as if it was some equal comparison.

However, this is adamantly not the case. Trump is not like any candidate America has voted for in living memmory. He is SO outside of bounds, that frankly we collectively fail to understand him, and have to substitute some "default republican" candidate in our minds to deal with it.

Even in your comment - "it was a critical mistake to turn up the rhetoric so hot", even you will agree that Trump is incredibly toxic and out there in his comments.

Yet, you will genuinely feel that Harris/dems turned up the rhetoric. Not just this, there are a million places where blame is placed at the feet of Dems, for things that Trump or the GOP has done.

Nothing the dems can do will make a difference, because the Republicans have the superior model. Republicans can focus entirely on psychology, without having to worry about being called out on it, because Trump is simply causing an overflow whenever anyone has to deal with him.

We all just end up "ignoring" whatever new incendiary thing he has done, and instead deal with the office/position of either "candidate" or "president", because those make sense.

The dire warnings are literally founded in documents that are going to be enacted, based on what people are actively building teams for and recruiting.

However, there is no measure of evidence, including action that has happened, that will move the needle. It simply wont, because its not what people care about.

Some group will go to Reddit, to console themselves, the other group will go to Fox and the Consvervative bubble to reassure themselves. They will be given the same info that sells, and then they will learn to ignore everything that causes cognitive dissonance.
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something tells me they might not entirely appreciate that comparison haha
> Unless we are nearing some sort of ARM horizon for consoles, that is.

The documents accidentally leaked from the FTC vs. Microsoft trial revealed that Microsoft was at least considering switching to an ARM CPU with the next Xbox generation, but they hadn't decided yet at the time those documents were written. Either way they would still use an AMD GPU, so it would be AMD+AMD or ARM+AMD.
This sounds plausible to me. Can you please link to some of these studies you mention?
oh, I see your point now. Its weird that they are not doing the search and replace style editing.
Altho now that OpenAI also has Predicted Output, I think this will improve and it won't make mistakes while rewriting longer files.

The 600 line limit might be due to the output token limit on the LLM (not sure what they are using for the code rewriting)
Being asylum seeker is not cool at all, as you don't have agency.

If you are asking for worker's visa, you will get it (or very unlikely not get it) and be done with it in a few weeks. Then you just live your life normally, have access to job market, pay taxes and all that. Maybe even have a nice tax deal.

If you submit for protection, then government will consider your application in maybe 2 years, but no promise (subtext: we don't want you here anyways, you are not a priority). While it's not approved, your access to labor market is limited (because they take your jobs!).

If you are a tech worker with a visa, you may learn the language or not, do it fast, slow and decide yourself. If you are a status holder, you have an obligation and a case worker. Generally speaking you have a case worker and government wants to know you are still in the country and how you are doing.

Now since you can't have a job, you will also have a problem finding a normal free market rent in a place that suits your vibes, so you will be at the mercy of the government as well. Happening be happening in places where a lot of people with no access to labor market are concentrated and conditions will be, lets just say cheap. Once you are processed you may get social housing. There isn't a whole lot of it sitting free in the center of the capital 5 mins aways from the you dream tech job.

Now as to all of Europe? Probably not all of it, but affluent tech worker probably wants to go to a nice part of it, where everyone also wants to be, including all the actual refugees from the previous three wars and people who joined them on the way and put the foot into the door and don't want to be kicked out. System can handle it in case of emergency, but then the flow has to subside and thing have to be back to normal. Well having constant inflow is a new normal, so what does political body do with it? Downscale and slow down to throttle it.

On the off chance of picking the place that isn't nice for everybody's liking, the burueacracy may be specifically optimized to reject everyone and not speak languages. Bureacracy is also very local and doesn't always match political speeches of the supreme leader whenever you agree with them or not.

Do the normal tech visa, it's fine.
You need line of sight to talk to it and I’m pretty sure the sun is going to be in the way sometimes.
But we're talking about minerals here, common ones, not things like vitamins or iodine.

Which mineral do you propose will be found in ordinary tap water but not in food?

Anyway, I challenge you to come up with published evidence for your initial assertion there. I find it highly dubious.

EDIT: I looked up calcium. The average tap water in the US contains about 50 mg/L of calcium. The minimum daily requirement for calcium intake is 1000 mg (1300 mg for teens). If you are depending on tap water for this mineral you're going to be in sad shape.
if you are buying delivery food, taxis, and laundry services you are clearly an upper class net worth individual. surely you know what’s best for working class americans
I mean if Biden called everyone garbage as humor, I would actually think it's funny. But he actually meant it lol.

EDIT: MY guess is Biden is smarter than he lets on, and secretly supports Trump / hates the dems for what they did to him. I wouldn't be surprised if that comment was purposeful. It seemed a bit contrived.
The creators of the Mozilla Firefox browser were fined in Russia
>"No taxation without representation."

So you're in favor of exempting minors from federal taxation?

After all, their income is basically a rounding error economically and most don't make enough to pay net federal taxes so it might even be a net loss. There's no real reason to tax them unless it's some perverse Cartmanic exercise in making them accustomed to it.
Thanks Spotify:

coreaudiod is using very high CPU at 111.90 ms/s

I'm on a 16" M1 Macbook Pro 16 gig.
Yeah… it’s really just not plausible at all…
The problem with that is everyone might vote for it repeatedly, making more and more politicians ineligible. You could end up with 10 or 20 elections in one year and you wouldn't be able to repeal the rules without a government in place.
Looks to be from 2019 also?
I think Trump won more on him being not in the current administration, and that people want the current admin out.

Overall the past couple elections have been about kicking people out more than putting people in, and Americans are unhappy with the state of their society.

Trump has at least shown an ability to just ignore the law to get whatever he wants done, and no candidate on the current Democratic party is going to have that
Well the start isn’t great, just from a scientific perspective:

Before we get into the politics of this argument, let's first go back in time, way back before agriculture, and think about a small band of humans that includes you and me.

Evopsych is a vibe, not a science. All the talk about what “predisposes people to be authoritarian people” is, thus, complete vibes, and probably best mostly ignored.

The rest is spot on and well written, but I was confused about the tone until the end: this was written before the election, assuming that Trump would lose. It’s all moot now. UBI? Hah, no. RFK Jr is now in charge of “foreign and domestic policy”, even just keeping a few of the consumer protections we have would be a huge surprise; building ones is a fantasy.

There’s only two proven strategies for defeating large authoritarian nations in the modern era, IMO: Cold War and hot war. I recommend anyone who’s read history act accordingly, and choose a place to live unlikely to be targeted by nuclear weapons.
Upvoted because rest of the article is nonsensical as well.
If you don't deploy in tandem, you need to test forwards & backwards compatibility. That's tough with either a monorepo or separate repos, but arguably it'd be simple with separate repos.