skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FBI already had full access to the unencrypted icloud backup from a few days prior.
I feel like get mouse coordinates is a perfect time to return a named tuple though?
I don't think you're understanding the premise, the media is biased against trump and has no credibility

Articles like these are predictable and a meme
Alright everyone, we’ve trained for this. Grab your popcorn and get a good seat. It’s the return of the of great mono/poly repo debate.
January 6th was an excuse for pence to not certify so in the fight for certification it would be thrown to the supreme Court that trump owns
I think part of All-In's success is that it has the vibe of a group of friends sitting around and shooting the breeze. It's way less academic than something like the Ezra Klein Show, but that's the point. Is there bloviating involved? All the time, especially from Chamath. Are there bad takes? Certainly. But it's entertaining.
Everything we have made or will ever make will disappear when the universe goes through the next cycle, however many billion years that will take. Doing something that makes you happy here, now is something that will disappear with you, but at the end of the day, what is the real difference?
Sxsw has banned the defense industry from sponsoring the festival in 2025. It’s a pretty big festival.
Sounds like Nintendo's problem. They should step up their security to prevent leaks.

As for people choosing an emulator over buying a Switch: too bad, that's how competition works.
Small SC II events still get referred to as “LAN” often because, while it requires an online connection, it’s still the same vibe/format: a bunch of boxes in a room.
The best way to find out something valuable is to be wrong on the Internet. Next time, bill them $10k for this secret!
To be fair, I honestly don't believe the US is going to be a repeat of Nazi Germany, at all. I think it's going to resemble Argentina more. Nazi Germany was a warmongering, expansionist society that literally wanted to take over and annex eastern Europe as "lebensraum" ("living space") and turn its peoples into slaves. The MAGA US is much more isolationist; if anything, it's an echo of post-WWI US. So no, I don't think some kind of repeat of the Holocaust is coming (at least not in the US), just some really lousy economic times and a generally unpleasant society to live in (which, to me, it already has been for some time: mass shootings, political division, etc.).

I got tired of dealing with that, and found a society I enjoyed living in much more, so I found a job there and moved there. If someone wants to stay in the US and try to make it better, more power to them, and I hope they succeed. I'm not that young any more and just want to live in a nice place in relative peace, and the US was no longer that place (and, in my view, stopped being that place around 2000).
This is the fascinating question, because people who would normally respond on 'who cares' question, are also the ones, who know full well that even participation in an online forum is effectively builds up their profile. I am beyond redemption so I am their avatar.
A friend seems to be doing it for email - https://dwata.com
They are early but is promising
Those are rookie numbers. You gotta pump those numbers up.
On the front page (383 points, 3 hours ago, 217 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42070946
The Knight's Tour: Finding Some of Its Solutions
I worked on BZ2 at Pandemic in 99-00 and setup the forums, and I don't remember this fellow in particular (tbf I can't remember anyone's names), but I recall we had a lot of trolls so I wouldn't doubt he was there. It's been quite a treat to see how passionate the Battlezone community has been over all these years. Anyway, AMA.
I don't think the average voter even knows what a derivative is, sadly.
It's too bad the Russians aren't particularly interested in that.
You can play at a LAN party so long as your network is connected to internet

So yes, technically not a LAN game, but in practical terms any modern LAN party also probably has internet. It's not the hurdle it used to be.
Who is saying this
Canada is a member of Five Eyes so they might as well be the US as far as data control and intelligence goes.
Even better, how about <16 to >16?
They have had the port in Crimea since 2014. They still wanted more.

Hell, when they started the war, it was supposedly about "demilitarization". By now they have officially annexed four more regions of Ukraine (well, the parts they control) in addition to Crimea, two of which wasn't even occupied until 2022.
> There exists a charset that is more efficient than UTF-8.

> I am futureproofing.

Which is true: such charset does exist today, or you merely have prepared for that in the future?
Which is it? Did she schedule the debates on the weekend so nobody would watch, or did she ask unfair questions that painted Sanders in a bad light for many voters? It can't be both. The reality is that none of her actions caused Clinton to get more than 3 million more votes than Sanders.
I watched all 5 videos a few years ago. And if I understand it correctly "Computational Type Theory" basically defines a type as describing the behaviour of a computation.

Which is really interesting but kinda hard for me to wrap my arms around compared with Martin Loff type theory. It looks as if type checking will have to be done manual, using N axiomatic rules for how you can prove A from B.

Is that your understanding as well?

Also, there doesn't seem to be much material on Computational Type theory online. Any good references? (Except for the nuPrl book of course).
Canada orders the wind up of TikTok Canada following a national security review
In a world that prioritizes precise user control over the output text, how do you justify the value of relinquishing such control even to provide actions the user would have made already? It only takes a single bad edit to make the user lose all trust.
(7) get super uncomfortable sitting in the office chair all day and just want to play on the couch with the TV.
You should check out Twin
> it's clear that at least half all American voters don't understand technical definitions or explanations

What you are essentially saying is that over half the public has a low level of comprehension which simply isn’t true.

You can’t insult millions of people and expect them to meet you in the middle on any issues. And the issues are far more nuanced than cheap gas, like the fact that 1.7 million people work in the energy industry and happen to vote in swing states.
As per AWS said in https://aws.amazon.com/cn/blogs/aws/aws-lambda-functions-now...

> Each synchronously invoked Lambda function now scales by 1,000 concurrent executions every 10 seconds.
That's nice and all how exactly are we going to do this adversaries like China or Russia?
> you pretty well just can't, without risk of deleting everything

This is one hyper annoying area.

It is possible to get around it, but it's ugly, drop to L1 and override logical id:

let vpc = new ec2.Vpc(this, 'vpc', { natGateways: 1 })
let cfnVpc = vpc.node.defaultChild as ec2.CfnVPC
cfnVpc.overrideLogicalId('MainVpc')

You have to do this literally for every resource that's refactored.

For us, we run 2 stacks. One that basically cannot/should-not be deleted/refactored. VPC, RDS, critical S3 buckets - i.e. critical data.

The 2nd stack runs the software and all those resources can be destroyed, moved whatever w/o any data loss.
I get what you are saying, but let's be realistic here: even with an unfair vote you could still get people out to vote and get the majority. If we could have done that then MAYBE we'd have a point here.

But reality: Bernie was really popular with the 18-36 demographic. But they don't turnout to vote in the general election, let alone a primary. So here we are. Old people get their way because they show up.

And I'm not saying Bernie didn't energize voters: just that it's a really high bar to energize that to a point of participation.
Which is…?
Hmm, no pro-logicians interested yet? Is it because logic is such a gradual domain.. would it move you beyond knowing just the name* to note that i’ve been involved with … experiments?? (Im a fan of <<Experimental Mathematics>> tho this is 2 steps removed, shall we call it “Experimental Logic”?) To whether its common or uncommon, depends on how deep you want to look, i guess!

*Check out DP-G and TSC’s 2020 update, where their Ham doesnt seem so contrived, and in fact, closer to, let’s say, the-country-that-shall-not-be-renamed. Are the chinese paying attention??!!
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42039941

Citation on the tension? I suspect the tension isn’t between elite-driven and anarchism*. No time to hunt for a item i saw a while back here (its “everywhere”)
observing that you cant see any of the supposedly cataclysmic events of the XX (& XIX?) on the emissions chart.. perhaps we should explore (cue tony blair’s victory song) the tension between inflation and deflation instead?

*https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42031606

[maybe Einstein saw Goedel as Spinoza reincarnate, pity he hadnt heard about MPB (or even RPF/AG]

PS hadnt seen the PC article, thanks! The content is very familiar.. however.
You’re saying that entities exceeding legal limits on political contributions and attempting to conceal it by committing financial crimes is not a big deal, is not election interference, and doesn’t weaken our democracy. Thankfully, the jury, selected by both sides, that unanimously agreed on the 34 federal felony counts, disagrees with you.
Canada didn’t ban non state-owned media. It didn’t even ban any media. TikTok is still allowed, RT is still accessible, private news sources, foreign annd domestic, exist at all levels through Canada.

We banned a single corporate entity from operating offices inside the country in response to credible intelligence that those offices pose a national security threat. That corporate entity is directly linked with an adversarial government with active election subversion campaigns.

Is there some reason you are twisting the actual circumstances around this?
Yes, and she lost.

Perhaps this will help provide perspective. Compare.

https://www.opensecrets.org/2024-presidential-race/kamala-ha...

https://www.opensecrets.org/2024-presidential-race/donald-tr...
It really depends on what you're doing. AI is great for generating a ton of text at once but only a small subset of programming tasks clearly benefit from this.

Outside of this it's an autocomplete that's generally 2/3rds incorrect. If you keep coding as you normally do and accept correct solutions as they appear you'll see a few percentage productivity increase.

For highly regular patterns you'll see a drastically improved productivity increase. Sadly this is also a small subset of the programming space.

One exception might be translating user stories into unit tests, but I'm waiting for positive feedback to declare this.
I remember waiting the The Pitts renegade server to start at 5 PM. Great memories from that game, it's a shame Westwood was acquired right when it was released.
I have no idea where you got this paint bullshit but it sounds like you were sniffing some. I'm talking about having to rebuild your digital house multiple times in your life because each time someone burnt it down for money. It's not Amish OR tool-worship to not want to rebuild a newsletter because Blogger, sorry Wordpress, oopsie Substack, shit the bed, just like it's not vehicle worship to not want to have to "upgrade" your car after three years because Tesla decided to remotely nuke cars older than a certain model year just for a fresh infusion of cash. Don't bother with another LSD-addled metaphor that has zero connection to the topic, which is enshittification, it's revolting to have even had this "conversation".
This kills a bunch of software engineering jobs in Vancouver for like what?

Now the company can continue to operate. Canada has no hold on them. Canadian jobs lost. What is the gain?
On the front page (390 points, 3 hours ago, 219 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42070946
Drivers license or a hunting license are acceptable but student ID is not acceptable to vote does not make sense.

Further, it is a superficially reasonable solution to a non-problem.

Fwiw: "time and time again, voter photo ID laws are proven to be ineffective tools to fight voter fraud — in the rare instances it does take place. While voter photo ID laws aim to prevent in-person voter impersonation, an almost non-existent form of voter fraud, other types of voter impersonation are similarly rare and not cause for significant concern. According to the Brennan Center, the rate of in-person voter impersonation is extremely low: only 0.00004% of all ballots cast. It’s worth noting that this rate is even significantly lower than other rare forms of voter fraud, such as absentee ballot fraud, which voter photo ID laws do not address."

"Voter fraud is so extremely rare. Out of 250,000,000 votes cast by mail between 2000 and 2020, there were 193 criminal convictions. By those numbers, a person is more likely to be struck by lightning than they are to commit voter fraud. Further, there are already measures in place to detect irregularities and investigate potential cases of voter fraud, making the need for further legislation even smaller."

https://www.lwv.org/blog/whats-so-bad-about-voter-id-laws
What does the massive Hispanic vote swing want? To deport their own people and magically fix the economy?

That seems to go against the point why they voted left. And no one's going to fix this inevitable recession (which I argue was here for a long while) overnight.
No I heard parts of it. It actually making him affable. Harris was on call her daddy tho which she also was affable. I think Ezra Klein had an article on this - trumps authenticity is rare when most politicians have like a filter. Obama had like zero lag. Harris, Vance have some lag. I’m not saying the filter is necessarily needed or good, but I think it’s noticeable
> We are “divided” now because we are basically in a battle for what is consensus reality

I'm concerned we're going to get to the point where people are willing to kill each other over what they consider to be their view of "consensus reality". That's happened often at other points in history. In many cases it was due to religious differences over what constituted "reality". I'm not so sure that many of these current squabbles over what constitutes "consensus reality" aren't religious in nature. Social media already seems to be pushing the limits of human nature in some destructive directions such that politics now is like holy war.

I think we need to focus more on the "consensus" part (including peacemaking and bridge building) instead of the "battle" part. I'm not seeing a lot of that happening. That requires a lot of humility as in we're all like blind people groping our way to figure out reality and none of us has the complete picture. Until we're ready to take on that kind of humility on a societal level, I think this "battle" you refer to can be a very dangerous endeavor.
If you figured that out yourself, you should have also realized that angle brackets are generally considered bad for the data serialization. Cherry-picking my words without answering my whole point is not a good move.
Anonymous Prime
Hide the keyboard – it's the only way to keep this software running
As a Canadian, the US already controls Canada in almost every way. We get US media, technology, gas, trade, etc. If the US wanted Canada to do something, they wouldn't have to use subtle techniques to do it, they could just demand it.
It’s frustrating how I can get a 7950x3d and 32 gb of ram for less than the price of a RTX 4080, but it underperforms poorly vs a graphics card
Assuming you're just referring to repos: not really IMO.

As soon as you split 1 repo into 2 repos you need to start building tooling to support your 2 repos. If your infrastructure is sufficiently robust with 2 repos then you might as well have 3 or 4 or 10. If it's built to _only_ support 2 repos (or 3 or 4) then it's brittle out of the gate.

The value of a monorepo is that you completely eliminate certain classes of problems and take on other classes of problems. Classic trade off. Folks that prefer monorepos take the position that multirepo problems are much harder than monorepo problems most of the time.
Try https://atatus.com
I had heard about bike shedding, and I still missed it too. I guess it was too subtle.
Send me an email here: max@midship.dev so we can learn more. We're in the process of a SOC 2 audit and should be HIPAA by end of the month!
You can't compare Pooh to Xi or you'll go to jail. You can do this in the US.
also openai is moving to a post gpt world
I have nothing but disdain for TikTok and the CCP but this seems like a very misguided approach.

Being open and willing to accept foreign media (even when it's of low quality or propagandistic) is an advantage of genuinely open societies.

Bad speech can be countered with more speech, and media from western countries can easily be seen on VPNs in countries with heavy censorship. Bans only play to more repressive societies who can claim equivalence.

A better approach is to monitor the activity and narratives promoted and counter them. Chinese propaganda is usually ham handed and low quality anyway.
One long-term solution is the following:

- Everyone pays for their parents in their old age.

- If you want people to pay for you in your old age, invest in children of your own (by having them, raising them, etc.).

- Or, you can invest the money you would have spent on children on yourself instead, or on your own investments. You are then responsible for yourself in your old age, no matter what happens.

- Finally, we take a fixed percentage of the output of all working age people, divide it up evenly among the old people (who had children, weighted by number of kids)—and that's how much they get that year. If the children, in aggregate, earn more—old people are better off. If not, they're worse off (so do a good job raising kids, give them opportunities, etc.).

This system is inherently solvent forever, since all old people that have children benefit from them in their old age—and those that don't, don't.

It's literally impossible to have an "inverted population pyramid" or a "demographic crisis" with this scheme since all old people are accounted for.
>But the left and centrist parties fail to address these concerns - instead blaming people for having them.

Well what do you want them to do? You suddenly go anti-immigration in a country known as a melting pot, a country where many were once immigrants, and you lose even more votes.

Also, I'll even say we're being tricked by an issue that is actually bipartisan: in a bad economy outsourcing grows to get around strong labor laws. The big companies want immigrants, so this supposed dream of mass deportation is one of a fools'. If you don't want people taking your jobs, make stronger job protections, not blame the people worse off than you.

But sadly, deflecting blame to feel powerful seems to be a universal concept. Crabs in a bucket.
Ruby 3.3.6 Released
and ending with "why they do it? -- we just don't know..."
https://kamalaharris.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Policy_B...

Not a single mention of "abortion" in this document.
At some point, I'd hope the result of zooms code quickly becomes something that can be hardware decoded. Otherwise the CPU, battery consumption, and energy usage are going to be through the roof.
Social media is already regulated by the CRTC.

https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2024/2024-121.htm
https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/industr/info.htm

If you're pro C-11, you really don't realize how bad this would be to give the government to determine what is "hate speech" and command companies to take it down.
Only when somebody else pushes it on you.
Donald Trump and especially the people that voted for him are not so sweet on gays (well I guess some might tolerate gay women on a porn site, but not so much living right next to them). It would absolutely not surprise me if after the repeal of abortion rights, gay marriage rights will be next. Now to be fair, some of the states did vote for better abortion rights after the repeal (and during this presidential election), so there's that. But the tendencies and what Trump stands for in general don't bode well. I wouldn't bet on it so to speak.

That said, we are talking about this in context of Germany, where you are correct in that women's rights are less enshrined than one might think of in such a country. And especially in AfD country you don't want to be seen going off to party at CSD. Being gay in the middle of Berlin I guess is akin to being gay in the middle of a metro city in California, while being gay in the middle of the Thuringian forest is like being gay in the middle of certain "flyover states".
You keep moving the goal posts with these replies.

Hetzner isn't the best provider in the world, but it's also not as bad as you say they are. They're not just renting old servers.
If you’ve done something 8,000 hours without being forced or paid and your net review is negative, that relationship is something in the family of compulsion or addiction. Man drinks 1,000 bottles of Jim Beam, gives it a thumbs down.

There’s still some information there, about how the game roped this guy in and where it left him. But like someone who’s just looking to try a bourbon, his review probably isn’t that helpful to you.
Great.

It will be great if anyone write a checklist(playbook) to be checked for CPU, Memory, Disk, IO and network issues.
I am the author of this article and will be interested to read HNers’ thoughts and discussion about the topic.

I will also be happy to respond to questions.
Removing plastics from my apartment has made it come to life

The biggest change was giving all of my plants real planters. They are so much happier now :)
a 42U 19" inch rack is an industry standard. If you actually work on the physical infrastructure of data centers it is most CERTAINLY NOT an irrelevant detail.

And whether your data can fit on a single server, single rack, or many racks will drastically affect how you design the infrastructure.
If only there were people who wanted to raise minimum wage…
The problem with this type of banning is that from the Chinese perspective it is equivalent to slapping on tariffs for cars. It sends a signal to them that Western countries can't compete on a fair playing ground.

Now I am not dismissing they are using algorithm to manipulate what users see, but doesn't our social networks do the same thing? Yes, China also bans our social networks. But I can't help but see we are no better.
This is the most racist comment that hasn't been flagged that I've ever seen on HN.

Hispanics and Blacks are evil I guess?
Being a latchkey kid hurt me academically. I just couldn't discipline myself to do home work. The lure of the TV or being with friends was too strong. So my grades slipped. I fell behind in math. Homework was stressful when my Mom got home because she couldn't help me. My dad worked swing shift for most of my youth. He would help when he could. If my parents or and afterschool program could have helped me learn how to do homework, I would have been better off.

Overall I was a well-cared for latchkey kid. My brothers and I were fed and my Mom was usually home around 6 or 7.
The discovery of not being able to afford groceries is organic and real. The attribution of it to Biden is organic but mistaken. Regular people confuse correlation with causation.

You are projecting your data-driven decision making to regular people who don't do that. Depending on how neurodivergent you are, you will eventually learn that you can't model how typical people think based on how you think. People aren't looking at hard numbers. People try to find patterns in what they experience.