skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
According to Israel at least, all the ones that the warrants were requested for are now dead. Perhaps new warrants will be issued, but simply taking on the mantle of Hamas leadership will not make someone retroactively culpable for the crimes of October 7th. Culpability at this level is personal, not collective. So even though anyone who becomes the next leader of Hamas will be, by this act itself, a terrible human seeking to advance some horrible ideals, that will not make them culpable for everything Hamas has already done.
Again, good to know.

Although, my AI-generation was a response to an interesting comment. You do not think readers are interested to see how the Chernobyl snow-globes look like?! (Looking at AI generated images or store links.)
This would be a valid point 20 years ago.

PHP functions can be namespaced. I can just write myLib\array_find, otherLib\array_find. You choose what implementation you want when importing. IDE will pick the correct one.

So, zero chances of collision.
And obviously the heart is going to reduce muscle now that it doesn't need to pump blood through heaps of fat.
Python's packaging system is worse, but Javascripts packages / standard libraries are far worse than Python.

In python managing packages is a pain and there are too many package manager options, but for the most part there are good libraries, and chances are you don't even need one because the standard libraries are so good and mature.

In Javascript NPM is really all you need (even if yarn is a bit nicer), but you're gonna need to install 50 packages just to get a basic boiler plate app going and the quality of said packages is not always great.
Looks so cool! Will this be extensible to supporting transactions across logical DBs/tenants?
Well then I really don't get the excitement unless the entire ecosystem shifts. That means abandoning all the existing PCBs and cases. So unless you are rocking a vanilla 104 key and willing to buy a completely new keyboard, you aren't gonna buy in.
> Many of us are going to have to reckon with the fact that the people committing these war crimes will be on our engineering teams in a few years.

Try to protest that and they will smear you as an antisemite and ruin your career.
I call BS. You don't think your annual mandated training on speech and communication has in any way impacted discussions? Seriously? Does your company let people from the factory floor reach out (continuous improvement style) via electronic communication for every idea/improvement/thought? If you don't think the insurance company approved annual communication training doesn't change what/how things are reported from the factory floor you should go walk the floor and talk to people.
Probably not actually ICBM:

"Two U.S. officials also told CBS News that Russia had fired a ballistic missile, not an ICBM on Thursday, with one saying it appeared to have been an intermediate range ballistic missile launched from just east of Volgograd, Russia, to target Dnipro. If accurate, that would be a flight path of about 500 miles."
is this proprietary or opensource? if opensource where is the source?
what I learned from shipping APIs:

1. Clients will do whatever they need to do get their job done, even if it's not the publisher's intended way

2. Clients don't read documentation

3. Bugs will become part of API once enough clients rely on their behavior

4. The number of API calls does not necessarily equate to importance.

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As such, I aim for the following when developing an API

1. Ship the beta API early and see how they use it to minimize the surprise. (This may not always be possible)

2. In most cases, bump up the major version while supporting the previous version. This means you'll need to define SLA for your API

3. Most clients are OK with breakages as long as they are given enough time to migrate, or the API provider gives them a tool to auto-migrate the code (if that's possible in your product)
I'm a little confused and need some help.

My understanding is that NASA relied on external contractors for space launches forever (e.g., Douglas Aircraft, Morton thiokol).

Is it a question of who does the design (currently outsourced to Lockheedless and SpaceX?),. construction, maintenance, etc.?

Or is a question of who owns the IP?
Wordware raised $30M to build the operating system for AI development
Trump is only ever loyal to himself.

He's also inconsistent and prone to change his standpoint on a whim

There's definitely a larger than 0 chance.
> Honestly the entire premise of a country defending itself from attack being required to feed those attacking them is absurd.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Geneva_Convention, to which Israel is a signatory, requires an occupying power to safeguard the civilian population they control.

> Has it ever happened in world history to anyone that's not Israel?

Yes; the Nuremberg trials. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_Plan

The Holodomor is another example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor

> Ukraine certainly isn't expected to feed Russia...

Their troops currently occupying parts of Kursk absolutely are expected to safeguard the civilian population there. Blockading food supplies there would be a war crime.
Israel has been oppressing Palestinians for decades so it’s not really surprising that some portions of the Palestinian population is going to be ‘belligerent’ and commit horrific atrocities

Of course when we talk about Hamas we also have to talk about how Israel encourage and supported it’s creation so that it would undermine Fatah

There are people committing crimes against humanity on both sides, unfortunately it’s the innocents of the Palestinian population who bear most of the price (and of course those Israeli’s who were victims of Hamas on Oct 7th)
The HN community is strongly anti-Israel. Which is surprising, but then again, what's really still surprising these days?

I do think this news is major enough to justify being on HN. There is at least some useful discussions on the ICC that I found interesting, intermixed between the typical antisemitic messaging we're all-too used to seeing.
Sounds like Microsoft is illegally abusing its monopoly and should be forced to sell Windows. /s
The guy is the Hamas leader who was killed recently? How would Israel get him? Special forces raid? He could hide anywhere in Gaza. And why would Israel want to do a decapitation instead of destroying the hostile organization? Even assuming Israel doesn't want to annex territory that seems like expecting the US to react to 9/11 by sending the Navy Seals after Bin Laden and stop it at that.
There is still a lot of software that will not run well or at all on Linux making Windows unavoidable for some. Plus the fact that your work place might be a Windows only shop.
probably a riff on "das Auto" (Volkswagen ad)
Generative A Rye
Even worse the victim's daughter provided a description of the intruder when she called 911 (a woman wearing a red hoodie). When the cop saw a woman wearing a red hoodie trying to stab a black man in his underwear he chose to shoot the black man in his underwear.
I'm sad. The theater would have been so great. The next candidate will doubtless have more competence and be more effective, either great news or bad news depending on your leanings.
True, and this more than highlights the great divide across the globe on the matter, it screams it out. One can only guess what the ramifications will be.
If it's intent is to manipulate the value of the stock, then it is stock manipulation. You give a distinction without a difference.
Following the thread of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42141219
This the typical situation where : “you can do it” doesn’t mean you should do it, and there is very little sense to advertise it, if at all.
20 times is a bit exaggerated.

I estimate mostly [3]. That's the whole discussion here.

If you wear braces, you have to visit very frequently. Half the kids in secondary school get them at some point.
If you have cavities, it's usually several visits.

Granted, it does not come for free but it will set you back hundreds rather than thousands a year.
I think skipping transposed values is fine though. You could just mirror the output at 45degrees for that if you wanted it. It does hit all distinct triples including the multiples of triples so it’s more inclusive of everything than the ternary tree.
They're trying to weaken the links between Google Ads and their other products.
It used a warhead with MIRV technology (multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles), which splits up before impact.
The Socioeconomics of Japanese Birth Decline
> Just because someone is confident about their own weird interpretation of something on the Internet does not make it true.

You seem confident about your interpretation...

Does that help you understand?
The post you are replying to didn't say "always" it said "almost always," wich is perfectly cromulent. And it's also consistent with all the literature I have seen too.
This may not be the site's problem, but why is the OSM map showing some place name labels in Gaelic? Montenegro is "Am Monadh Neagrach," Greece is "A' Ghrèig." Last I checked Gaelic is not a widely spoken language in either of those countries (and I'm nowhere near Scotland).
My guess is that it's simply a matter of how difficult it is to prove the issue. The Putin case was very simply because there is an official state program to do things that are considered genocide. Israel is at least pretending they are letting aid in.
This is clearly inspired by the german band Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft and the electronic body music genre in general, which are widely known in Sweden. Has nothing to do with Trump.
I don't think that leaving NATO would necessitate closing US bases in Germany or Italy; it is my understanding that those bases are required (to be provided by the respective 'hosts') as a condition of the treaties which ended World War II.
They say that Israel didn't control it yet you couldn't go through it without their approval.
By manipulating the value of the stock that shareholders. In order to do what you claim it does, it has to.... manipulate the stocks value, aka stock manipulations. You give a distinction without a difference.

And shareholders only 'benefit' from this return if they sell their stock (ie give up being stock holders) versus the traditional method where stock holders receive and dividend and maintain their stock ownership. A dividend benefits all stock holdres, stock manipulation only benefits those that sell, a smaller arbitrary subset. Why chose a 'return' method that is only for some investors?
A year after ditching waitlist, Starlink says it is "sold out" in parts of US
This is the statement from the American Association of Pro-Life OBGYNs:

https://aaplog.org/statement-on-death-of-candi-miller-follow...

"According to reports, Candi Miller died because she believed misinformation about abortion drugs and laws — false narratives that are enthusiastically promoted by mainstream media and abortion advocates, and that scared her out of seeking the care she desperately needed. One such narrative is that the Georgia law would not have allowed physicians to help her should her pregnancy have become life-threatening. This is not true; Georgia law allows intervention to prevent death or “irreversible impairment of a major bodily function”, and the chronic medical conditions Candi had could qualify."
I didn't say you were :)
Part of the problem here is that not everyone has the same weekend arrangement. To work with that you need flexibility which causes UI complexity.
Terrorism is defined as the use of violence in the pursuit of political aims.

By that definition, the American founding fathers were terrorists. Hell, Jewish military & paramilitary groups like Irgun, Tzahal, Stern gang and Palmach were all terrorist gangs using force to establish the Jewish State and expel Palestinians from their homes.

By that logic, America's drone strikes that killed hundreds of innocent bystanders in the Middle East were acts of terror.

Do you want us to take your logic a bit further?
Small pieces of software incrementally delivered is the key.

Never ship a big feature at once
das is what non-german people think it's what should be, and that makes it the correct one. simulacrum/simulacra, don't let the truth get in the way of a good story, etc
> my "UBI" would be a couple of million dollars.

There's a difference between what your human brain would become accustomed to (which you'd be right, it'd scale up and up forever) versus what would allow the base level of health and opportunity. As in, not having to worry about eating the next day.

And because you're right that human brains strive for more wealth, UBI should grant you the opportunity to pursue it without fear of failure.
Probably i used the wrong terminology. In fact i meant taking care if kids pre and post school hours in a publicly available care.
I tried it on a simple problem and generated the video thinking I would get a video that would go through the steps of division. Instead it said "Let's take number XX and divide it by number YY using a calculator to get the result ZZ".

I'm thinking, wait a tick, you're the calculator. Weren't you supposed to show your work? It's that literally the point?

It's a funny utility but I'm not sure it's all that useful.
Having reliable sources for scientific news and a high standard for truth therein is obviously important, moral, and good. Your opinion is wrong.
Nicely done! I use Komoot and RidewithGPS, but this is a nice tool if you want to plan a route that relies on bike trails as much as possible.

Would be cool to also show the elevation for a given segment along with its distance (in the route trail list).

And maybe when you click on a segment in the map, it should highlight that segment in the trial list so you see the length of that segment.

I realize you're just using existing map data, but some bike routes seem to be broken up with very small (couple km) gaps (shown in grey) -- is that really the case? (see Loire a Velo 4 for example)
I sorta agree with you, but self-reference is what makes it breaks the universe (no Hamlet, incompleteness, or halting, for example).

The t-shirt is actually kinda nice in that regard. Of course, it would go better with stuffed euros.
It is not. It is manipulating the value of the stock, which the shareholders can possible take advantage of by selling their stock. Giving money back to shareholders is called a dividend. Manipulating the price of a stock is manipulation, not returning money.
ICC member Mongolia didn't arrest Putin when he visited. https://www.icc-cpi.int/news/ukraine-situation-icc-pre-trial...
$2300 USD....

Buy a Macbook Air, Logic Pro and a Mini Lab 3 and have hundreds left over. All while enjoying an infinitely more powerful stack.

Maybe I'm a bit cynical, but Teenage Engineering has had a series of very low quality, fault-prone gimmick devices that quickly end up forgotten in drawers. Hard to take this seriously.
One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.
In a complex, mature system, a high impact bug could have a very small fix that is highly non-obvious. Your metric assumes that the person shitting out 1000 lines of a new feature no one wants is equally as productive as a distributed systems wizard who can fix bugs no one else can figure out adding a 3 line fix for an issue that customers have been complaining about for years. It is inherently biased towards adding new features and against maintenance and system quality improvement.
> liebe aüf den ersten blick.

"aüf" is not a thing, should be "auf"
The example you picked:

https://github.com/hawind/gdoo/blob/master/app/Support/helpe...

Is namespaced. You need to realize that \array_find is different from \Illuminate\Support\Arr\array_find.

There is zero chance of collision here. Totally compatible.
It was one of his founding premises of all his discussions at the recent Russian escalation of the war started in 2014. I suggest you go watch those.
it's also much less flexible than existing i.e. Junkers setups in Europe, if my workdays are Wed-Sun instead of Mon-Fri the UX is already broken.

The misconception is that such scheduled configurations need to be changed frequently, in 99% of the cases a proper thermostat should be configured once and barely touched again after that.

People who react on the impulse "I want it warmer right now" -> "uh, now it's too warm" and keep changing the settings are just wasting energy...
Is it better than raw claude computer use like in this proof of concept?

https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1glmle0/claude...

I'm sure that video is full of hallucinations, but it could be an interesting thing to benchmark the whole system just against a prompt with something like that.
How? They give Apple money.
Title is misleading. It's not a vaccine. They genetically engineer the parasite to reduce its lifetime so that it does not persist in the liver. It's not a long-term solution because the parasite can potentially evolve and overcome the modifications that reduce its lifetime. Moreover, the immunity boost is unlikely to last forever so they'll have to figure out a booster strategy as well.
You're not the target market. You're not cool.
which getters/setters?
Show HN: Wallpaper Group Visualizer – Explore Symmetry and Patterns
Hi HN!

I’m excited to share Wallpaper Group Visualizer, a tool I built to help people explore and enjoy the fascinating world of wallpaper groups.

Wallpaper groups describe the symmetries found in repeating patterns, like those in tiles, textiles, and wallpapers. They're rooted in math, but they're also incredibly artistic! This tool lets you interactively explore these patterns and understand how their symmetry works.

Features:
- Choose your base unit: Start with simple shapes like circles, squares, or triangles.
- Apply symmetry rules: Experiment with different wallpaper group types to see how patterns evolve.

I made this tool because I wanted a fun and intuitive way to visualize and learn about wallpaper groups. Whether you’re a designer, artist, math enthusiast, or just someone who loves beautiful patterns, I hope you’ll find it useful and enjoyable!

Check it out here: https://nwatab.github.io/wallpaper

I'd love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or ideas for new features. Thanks for taking a look, and happy pattern-making!
De facto standardization by snapping up good names early!
I believe the US would almost certainly go to war if there were an intentional attack on GPS.
I wish I could be the kind of bicyclist that puts brakes on his bike in this game. I could survive longer. Maybe indefinitely.
This is noted and considered out of scope:
>Obviously some traits are more genetic, and thus inherent, than others, but that is not the scope of this post as even highly-heritable traits will result in a large distribution of outcomes.
Quotes in the value when quotes delimit the value? Yeah that seems dangerous to me.
Cross-border payments in ~1k words
Haniyeh was a noncombatant and a political leader, living in a US-allied country with the blessing of the USA (and now the other political leaders have just moved to Turkey, a NATO member to boot). Being a noncombatant affiliated with a group that your country has deemed a terror organization does not, under international law, give you carte Blanche to assassinate them.
> If the performance impact is bad enough

Even worse, it's possible to select a new algorithm that improves the best-case and average-case runtimes while degrading the worst-case runtime, so no matter what you do it will punish some users and reward others.
My question, though, is does pushing these kinds of toothless resolutions make any difference beyond showing that the ICC essentially has no power to enforce its warrants?

It's clear that the most powerful militaries in the world (US, Russia, essentially China too) have declared the "rules-based world order" dead. Does it do anyone any good to pretend this hasn't happened? It reminded me of the post Elizabeth Warren put out complaining that Trump was breaking the law because he didn't sign some ethics pledge: https://x.com/SenWarren/status/1856046118322188573. I couldn't help but roll my eyes. All Warren was doing was showing how pointless these laws are when there are no consequences for breaking them.

The rules-based world order was always a bit of convenient fiction, but I'm afraid it's a fiction that a large part of the world no longer believes in anymore.
What a condescending point of view.
I want TE to make a keyboard so bad!
The C-suite operates in the universe of big ideas and are being presented demos and mockups that imply more capability than is actually possible. And the employees have to actually deal with the rubber hitting the road. They can see that the tech is half-baked and are dealing with the real problems users experience, and there is an intuitive sense that customers aren't going to pay subscription prices for something that fails in an embarrassing and opaque way for every N times it's invoked.

It's also difficult for engineers to understand how a sustainable industry can be built on tech where the primary method of "engineering" it is to try doing something (training a new model, changing a prompt) and hope it will work rather than knowing what will and won't. The potential to get trapped in a local maximum or burn massive resources for insufficient return is too high, and the cost of switching models is too low to build any moat based on model quality.

At the end of the day this is the only thing tech investors are excited about, so the market will dictate strategy until the bottom falls out for whatever reason. The video is not assuring on this front, saying that CEOs are just staying the course without much indication they have a reason to believe a return is around the corner.
Why do they repurchase the stock? In order to impact the stock's value (also known as manipulating it's value). That is the definition of stock manipulation. No emotions involved, no need for the passive aggressive attack that I'm somehow being emotional.

It's not just a way for a company to use their money. It is a company intentionally using funds for stock manipulation, many times by executives who directly benefit from said manipulation. Companies even take out loans purely to re-purchase stock.
You’re correct on that.
You can't run a 501(c)(3) giving million dollar spa days though. If you're actually running e.g. a 501(c)(7) social club, then your investment income is taxable, and there are limits on unrelated business activities. If you're an educational nonprofit and your purported spending on education is wildly out of line with what it costs elsewhere, that should raise eyebrows as to whether that money is being spent on education.
You are correct. But given the normal position people take when it comes to Palestine, I don’t blame GP for misinterpreting! :)
"Handy" and "a good thing" are not the same thing.

USB and BT are security nightmares, and the browser is a fantastic sandbox. I'm pretty sure a lot of 0-days will come from there.
The problem is mainly that normal numpad placement is for left mouse users.
Sorry but I have never heard about people's net pay. It's always gross. Everyone has their own combination of tax deductions and benefits, it makes zero sense to talk about net pay - everyone is gonna have something different. And from employer's side, I can't simply tell you what your wage will be in net - that's usually different month by month, depending on your family and housing situation, health/fitness benefits, education status etc. That's why business is so hard here - I had to maintain an army of accountants to do a small simple business...
I came here to make this same joke good sir! You beat me to it!
It's totally fine if it just supports one platform. Just don't say it's cross platform when it's not.
from the guys who brought you a $1000USD bluetooth speaker, the $240 leather sack, and the always popular $50 tshirt comes, "we dont understand how western inflation works in the context of consumer confidence as it applies to discretionary spending as a function of income"