skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The reason for this is very simple. Section 230 means you can't target a corporation that hosts content by other people, for content you dislike.

For example: currently if someone doesn't want to see someone posting "objectionable" content - you have to identify them, then sue them. That's a problem if there's messages you don't like but you can't make illegal. But if instead you can sue the host, you can just keep suing the host, and the host eventually starts disallowing that content on its services, even if it is legal. Like they already do for adult content.

But the incoming administration has stated that content they believe should be illegal is anything that says LGBT people have the right to exist. You see this with their consistent bans on library books, their attempts to reclassify books as fiction if they can't block them on "harmful" content, etc.

We can see that this is nothing about ensuring an ability for people to hold corporations accountable to people, but specifically to enable censorship: because the proposed removals of protection from prosecution for content they host is the only place that proposed changes increase corporate liability. Every other proposed change removes the ability hold corporations accountable, removing worker protection, removing or hamstringing the agencies responsible for regulating safety, and removing or limiting the liability for any accidents, disasters, or dumping.
This does cooling too? OK, I didn't realise that. I can see how that might be useful
> The digital forensics lab that noticed the issue had several iPhones in AFU state reboot, including iPhones in Airplane mode and one in a faraday box.

You can stop reading there. iOS 18 doesn't add freaking telepathy to phones. Whether it's a bug or a new feature Apple added that reboots phones under certain circumstances, it's not "iPhones communicating to force reboots".

I'm glad HN doesn't allow emoji, but I do wish I could add :facepalm: or :eye-roll: here.
Wow, a blog that focuses on the Sega Saturn!

Not too long ago, I found a Saturn in a closet at my parent’s house, along with a small handful of game CDs. I don’t have any recollection of owning one, so I’m guessing my little brother must have acquired it after I left for college. Anyway, I plugged it in and all the games worked! But other than that I have no idea what to do with it (obviously the trash is not an option).
Wild Ball
Is this really a high bar these days?
My cat might be listening to me, but he isn't doing what I tell him to do ...
> "Don't we want companies like Meta to be responsible for misinformation?"

No. This is one of those questions that sounds easy but is hard in practice.

Sure, it's bad for society if a lot of people promote an obviously false idea such as flat earth.

But do we want companies like Meta to suppress that information? That creates kind of its own set of problems. For example, it creates a sense of persecution, which generates more followers. ("Big tech is censoring me!")

And you can't really automate that, because then you could inadvertently block e.g. people discussing history about ancient cultures and their views of the earth.

So humans have to be involved.

Now throw politics and money into the mix and it gets murkier still. Was it misinformation when people said the state of Georgia elected President Trump even before all the votes were counted? (And the inverse: was it misinformation that CNN refused to call Georgia for President Trump even when it became mathematically impossible for Senator Harris to win it?)

It was not long ago when the COVID accidental lab leak theory was considered misinformation. Do you want Facebook censoring posts about that? Now that theory enjoys status as a real possibility. What was once considered misinformation is now considered a possible, even plausible theory.

Too often tech folks try to think in binary here: either misinformation or factual information. But reality isn't always so clear cut. I don't want social media companies being the arbiter of what's true.
The English language version of that saying rhymes better I think:
> Buy once, cry once.

I used to have a large Honeywell air purifier I special ordered to Australia that required a step down voltage transformer, it's really surprising how much better the air feels when it's truly clean.
As dark as it is, your experience confirms my theory. A group of bullies bonded enough to inflict violence. That level of bond is extremely strong, however dark.

Battle, combat, bullying and tribal warfare are all outcomes when different group forming strong bonds. It's a part of human nature.

You're right if you are part of the group, that's the ideal. But if you're the target of said group it's better to be not allow these groups to even be formed so you can't be a target period.

That being said what you describe is less likely to happen in adult communities because the stakes are higher. When I was younger I was bullied too. I think what ended up happening is that I returned to school and smashed my bullies face in with a bat and if that wasn't going to end it I was going to knife him from behind. The bat was enough and he stopped bullying me, which was the smart thing to do because the hatred and rage I was feeling probably would've ended his life and ruined my own as well.

Once the stakes were higher everyone stops that bullying thing and that's basically what the adult world becomes. Higher stakes, jail time and actual assets and resources can be lost without mom and pop defending you once you're an adult. I understand you have trauma... but I think what happened to us as children no longer applies in the adult world.

In the adult world war behavior like this becomes actual murder and war. So I'm not saying tribal warfare doesn't exists as adults. I'm more referring to say where I live (an average US suburb in CA) where this kind of behavior will only happen to kids.
You can join discord community from here: https://discord.gg/zxuREnWVXC
I'm also old enough to have been forced to study Latin for years at school, on equal par with Spanish and French. I'm sorry I didn't take it seriously. Latin underpins so many languages, and a basis in Latin can help enormously figuring out strange words.
I recently had the idea to start a company that measures specifically properties of the pineal gland, I think people would pay for that. I have no domain expertise whatsoever. If anyone wants to investigate this deeper with me let me know
Reading the title, I thought this was going to be about a backdoor in the Unix program...
And this reminds me of Syphilis and it's various names

From wikipedia:

>The English, the Germans, and the Italians called it "the French disease", while the French referred to it as the "Neapolitan disease". The Dutch called it the "Spanish/Castilian disease".[113] To the Turks it was known as the "Christian disease", whilst in India, the Hindus and Muslims named the disease after each other.[
> (1) is the direct result of government rather than a coordinated effort from retailers raising prices

Why would they think this? Has price fixing been shown to a) exist and b) be the dominant effect over some obvious and enormous effects?
No. Reread above. And don't post personal attacks.
“Smallest in the world” doesn’t seem like a good reason at all.

The reason why the Democratic party revolted against FDR attempt to stuff the Supreme Court was because it was such an obvious runaround of the Constituion.
wow this looks really cool -- I like that it doesn't lock you into a specific keyboard / manufacturer
UberHits?
And because Valve made it clear that purchasing doesn't provide ownership then piracy can't be theft.
Biden has been meddling in Ukraine since the Maidan back in '14. He was basically in charge of the country after Maidan under Obama. Not enough has been written about this, but there's enough including a French documentary released back in 2018 or 2019.

I have friends from the "wrong side" of Ukraine and their family has been shelled by Kiev since Maidan.

As to Gaza, I see Trump and Kamala tied. I have to project Biden's admin onto her because otherwise she is completely devoid of content to judge her with. And this admin's record is that of Bibi bandolier.

So on the bloodshed in Gaza they're tied. On the blood spilt in Ukraine Trump's ahead. Advantage Trump.

Which leads me to Dr. Stein. A courageous Jewish woman who has the backbone to stand up to Bibi.

EDIT: if you want to know more about it Stephen F Cohen, a lifelong liberal married to the editor of "The Nation" wrote a book about it "War with Russia?". It came out in '19 based on his weekly interviews by John Batchelor. Prof. Cohen died in '20 ('21?)
I always thought this, but used it for a while for work and found it was actually quicker work-flow-wise than Photoshop (though Photoshop was better for photo editing) or Krita (and krita is way better for painting).

It was like, hidden underneath the janky gui, there was actually a lot of thought put into how things work together.
There’s also common knowledge that’s not wrong, like the fact that gravity exists and that cats learn their own names
Ooh, that sort! DeepL has a formality setting also, but outputting multiple options sounds great and isn't something I've seen (I've used Bing Translator before, maybe I forgot or maybe this language didn't support it)
The way to think about Hyperlight is as a security substrate intended to host application runtimes. You’re right that the Hyperlight API only supports C and Rust today — but you can use that to for example load Python or JS runtimes which can then execute those languages natively.

But we might be able to do even better than that by leveraging Wasm Components [1] and WASI 0.2 [2]. Using a VM guest based on Wasmtime, suddenly it becomes possible to run functions written in any language that can compile to Wasm Components — all using standard tooling and interfaces.

I believe the team has a prototype VM guest based on Wasmtime working, but they still needed a little more time before it’s ready to be published. Stay tuned for future announcements?

[1]: https://component-model.bytecodealliance.org/introduction.ht...

[2]: https://wasi.dev
Discussion (10 points, 4 hours ago, 21 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42080521
For oven cooking I have one with a probe and a display that's outside the oven; though I rarely use that, and just open the oven and stick the instant-read. I can't say I have any interest in stuffing around with my phone while I'm cooking.
Sorry, I meant Arena/PvP, the multiplayer parts in general.
Just FYI, bed leveling is fine tuning the distance between nozel and bed and making sure the bed is planar to the x and y axis.
Identify the E-heads (challenge accepted)
>How many jobs really let parents cut out at 4 to commute home for a 5pm pickup?

That's an American problem because of its car culture. In better societies, there's public transit, and/or cities/towns are walkable, so kids can just walk home by themselves. Here in Japan, kids are far more independent and have no trouble getting themselves to and from school, even with non-working parents.
> Many on Hacker News fantasize about fusion (not fission) reactors. These fusion reactors will be an intense source of fast neutrons. All the hardware in a fusion reactor will become radioactive. Not to mention the gamma rays.

My personal ideology about fusion aside, it should be mentioned there is an easy fix for these radiation problems. What you do is put the fusion reactor in space, and collect the energy with specialized fusion energy collectors on Earth (or in space). They'll have the problem that they aren't able to collect energy if the fusion reaction is below the horizon, so this design is imperfect, but having the fusion reaction take place in space means you don't have to deal with a radioactive casing by not including it in your fusion reaction space station design because you don't need any. Just a bit of hydrogen, a tiny bit of helium, and a some time.
The people in the USA are more open about sharing embarrassing situations. I think idiocy is a trait that appears worldwide.
Why? This seems like a smart anti-theft measure. (Bunch of iPhones in a radio silent environment together, maybe also not moving or detecting light.)
It's a dot zero release.

Could easily just be a memory leak that is accumulating until the OS crashes.
I've also had this happen in France and German-Swiss, so I don't think this is unique to Japan! :)
Agree; though I've gone for an instant pot with a sous vide mode. Temperature controlled cooking is something of a revolution.
I'm not paying $20 for my ssh keys and rest of the clipboard to be sent to multiple unknown 3rd parties, thanks, not for me.

Would however pay for actual software that I can just buy instead of rent to do the task of inline shell assitance, without making network calls behind my back that i'm not in complete perfectionist one hundred point zero zero per cent control of.

Sorry just my opinion in general with these types of products. If you don't have the skills to make a fully self contained language model type of product or something do this then you are not skilled enough team for me to trust with my work shell.
On X it was mentioned that the seller received part of the compensation in OpenAI stock.
Money
Oh that sort of why
Because it's a spiritual thing, the yuppies who are also slightly hippies would want to see size and health and calcification %, more data sort of like a feedback loop like if you can do crunches and see more pronounced abs in the mirror, why wouldn't you want to meditate and drink and eat healthy and see if stuff changes in the physical state of the brain
Since the two terms before oversaw a 27% and 26% increase, why would we expect that? At most, the slope is roughly the same since 2009 to 2020, so if you factor out COVID, at best they'd see it as the baseline.
Because iPhones can't ping each other when one's inside a Faraday cage.
Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me, fool me 3 or more times, and I'd need to get my head checked for possible brain damage.

I feel bad for saying this because probably someone out there spent energy building political capital in the organisation and has stuck their neck out a bit to make this happen, but yeah, I'll have a look and a play, but no way would I invest serious energy into the QNX platform with these current terms.

Not that you're missing anything. I'm no wizard.
It sounds righteous for sure, but the implementation sounds terrible.

Let's suppose kids do get forced off the mainstream social networks with Australia legal entities (Meta, Goog, Bytedance, X?). What stops them from joining fringe social networks operated outside of Australia with even less oversight? Surely nothing bad could happen between kids on those networks.

Yes, the Australian government could DNS block them like they do torrent sites.
But it really wouldn't be beyond teenagers to inform their friends about how to change DNS servers...
Not long ago the father of Luis Diaz, a famous Colombian soccer player that plays for Liverpool was kidnapped for ransom money by a armed group in Colombia, the official declaration is that he was returned without paying the ransom -but people highly doubt that to be true-, anyone whose wealth is public knowledge is at risk, specially in countries with organized crime. As you may guess his father and other close relatives no longer reside in Colombia.
How the heck was that deflection by the media? Trump said live on national television "In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs, the people that came in, they’re eating the cats. They’re eating the pets of the people that live there".

Vance did later admit that this was just a rumor, and then encouraged people the keep on spreading it.

BTW, the immigrants in Springfield are there legally, which is another thing Trump has repeatedly lied about.

The big thing though is that they people I'm talking about who base their support of Trump on things like the eating pets things live in areas where there are not many immigrants (legal or illegal). They personally are not seeing any problems immigrant related.

All their information on this comes from Trump. And most of their information on every other issue. And even if they finally are convinced that he lied on something they never question anything else and go try to verify it.

And that's why I would consider them to be not quite up to par in the thinking department.
Cripes.
So they DID tamper with Gatorade. I thought it was just me.

It used to be when I was sick I could down those literally like water. The last time I got sick, I gagged at how cloying the taste was at my second one. I also noticed it didn't have that characteristic "salty aftertaste".

I guess I'll go have to keep some low-sodium salt on hand for when I get sick and make my own from now on. Bummer.
> town clock tower

breaking days into two sets of 12 hours, and sixty minutes per hour with sixty seconds to a minute, has been practiced since Biblical times, no?
How it turns out isn't going to be great for the incels: they brought this on themselves, and now they get to suffer with it. I don't live in the US, so it's not going to be bad for me, other than having to watch its society implode from across the ocean. If you really think Trump is going to make things better, you're sorely deluded.
Youtube debates sound like a way to raise blood pressure immensely
By that logic, we could simply ban the internet and save a lot of trouble. Society functioned without it for thousands of years.
Broken campaign promises are a dime a dozen, remember the wall that Mexico paid for? It's not like citizens can recall him.
Can someone explain to me the current rationale in the US left around abortion being a hot topic and a strong vote puller?

As far as I can see, their arguments have devolved to weasel wording alone, like saying it's a "reproductive health" or "reproductive rights" issue.

They seem to be carefully avoiding the central issue that, if discussed, could undermine all that weasel wording. I.e. the question of at what point life begins.

Also correct me if I'm wrong, but in the US left, and in some states governed by them, it's the case that a unborn baby of an age which would have been a viable albeit premature birth can be killed under the wording of "aborting a pregnancy"?

I'd just really like to understand the mental and philosophical basis behind this.
IF Discogs is accurate (often is but does have some errors) THEN it's Italian artists, Italian management releasing via a Brazilian record subsidiary (a number of UK groups, for example, recorded and pressed in the Carribean)

Automat Italian one-album duo with veteran songwriters - producers from the progressive rock era. Their album is an electronic disco-tinged suite with an alien - futuristic concept.

Sites: italianprog.com
Members: Claudio Gizzi, Romano Musumarra

EMI-Odeon Fonográfica, Industrial e Eletrônica S.A.

Brazilian record company and wholly owned subsidiary of EMI Ltd. operating from 1974, successor of Indústrias Elétricas E Musicais Fábrica Odeon S.A..
It's the faraday box part in particular. Airplane mode isn't a true no-radios mode on iPhone (this is well-known, or should be on HN at least). But it does leave cellular radios off. Wifi and bluetooth might need to be separately disabled and with wifi, at least, it'll turn back on after a while. So maybe (being very generous), if bluetooth or wifi is enabled or becomes re-enabled, there's a signal between the iPhones that causes this reboot behavior.

But how is a device in a faraday box receiving this signal and rebooting? And why do they need a signal when they could just use their own clocks and determine that it's been X days or weeks since last going online and reboot?
I guess the parent poster is talking about refugees/asylum seekers and similar conditions rather than qualified immigrants such as students and professional workers, which might be the main source of foreigners in Poland, unlike Germany.
I thought it was 12 monkeys in the movie...
It was the blood. There was something in the blood.
> the fact that gravity exists

Gravity was famously misunderstood through various common knowledges for millennia. Birds, clouds and stars each confounded theories.
It's crazy with the availability of round screens. This seems like real penny-pinching on the design.
Linux is the only one that is not like this. I wrote an article about the subject:

https://www.matheusmoreira.com/articles/linux-system-calls
> Is this not against the Ghidra EULA?

He's not trying to reverse engineer a serial or key file.
It's being used for private use.
He's not making $$$$ at SEGA's loss.
It's not going to destroy SEGA's reputation.

and finally they are a hacker so the dopamine hit from being curious will be a big pay off.
Discussion was big in 2020 (226 points, 90 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24638706
> I usually play piano improvisationally, and manually hitting record never meshed well with that.

So relatable.

Congrats, looks like a great product. I just ordered one for my piano-player buddy for Christmas.
For instance, if there's a hurricane coming I might get a message about it.

I won't get one about the other 100 click bait trash pumping out of the news machine.
You're probably right, but wouldn't intermittent audio sidestep a faraday cage?

Edit: I noticed it's "box" and not "cage" but I think the same what-if applies here.
The complaint was about a corporation not holding up its promises to customers or looking to defraud them of pennies, dollars or in this case access.

The issue isn't phone companies vs tech companies. It was always about support and the belief that tech companies would be transparent, supportive, fast, 'user-first'.

Governments, bodies outside of corporations are the only thing that can hold corporations to task. We've been very busy de-toothing them.
Save the Cat – A Story Telling Method
perhaps zed? : https://zed.dev/

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side notes:

code flow : https://github.com/IBM/tree-sitter-codeviews

inline warnings & error strings : http://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/tasks#_processing-t...

how to set up a virtual python environmennt for python in visual studio code : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZbeL5AcTgw

dockside : https://dockside.io/

ansible / jenkins : https://testsigma.com/blog/jenkins-vs-ansible/

nitrc : https://github.com/nitrictech/nitric

modern emacs typescript : https://www.ovistoica.com/blog/2024-7-05-modern-emacs-typesc...

emacs : http://www.masteringemacs.org/article/combobulate-intuitive-...

nvim-windows using treesitter : https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter/wiki/Wind...

nvim : https://dotfyle.com/this-week-in-neovim/54
The failed because contract chip manufacturing was a huge issue back then. And the bet on slightly the wrong implementation as well. The fundamentally ideas weren't broken.