skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Christ church expects people to give up their Sunday. This was a small sacrifice until people got disposable income to take their family to the beach or a theme park.

Sunday mornings didn't mean much in the year 1224 (what else were people going to do?) but they do in 2024.
haha! gotta fix those for my ocd: https://github.com/keephq/keep/pull/2684 ^^'
Trump received the majority of casted votes.

People would agree that the Labour government in Britain received the majority of votes in the recent UK elections.

But they had only received 33.7% of casted votes. Which is 20% among eligible voters.

Majority = a greater number
I would like to do this. Are you able to find filament bulbs? What dimmers are you using?
Most bugs, once you fix them, are "oh, that was so five minutes ago".

A few bugs are really interesting. I can still describe my most interesting bug, in detail, and it was about 13 years ago.
I didn't know we were talking about "most people". They will do whatever their government tells them to do: hand over any property the government demands, and send their children to the trenches to die.

If you want a solution for most people, the solution is to not have a communist government or any other government that will confiscate your wealth.

If you want a solution for yourself, it is bullion and/or foreign currency. If the government declares their own currency as being illegal to hold, then that currency now has a value of 0. For you and for everybody else. If they declare foreign currency as being illegal to hold, that only has implications within the country. And the black market does not care about borders.
> as humans would arrive at Mars

Why would humans go there in person?
To design better water filters, MIT engineers look to manta rays
trying to keep that high pace!
So currently our consumer grade CPUs with DDR5 are limited to less than 100GB/s. Meanwhile Apple is shipping computers with multiples of that.
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Not at all. I appreciate the reporting because I do use Cognito and did miss this update. Amazon took something that used to be pretty flat and simple and has now made it "tired" in a way that most of their other services aren't.

I'm not wild about it. Particularly because the web console now has a bunch of "upgrade your user pool tier" buttons littered all over the interface. You end up with a very hazy sense of what is covered and included and what isn't.

Anyways.. thanks for the update!
Hear hear. Everyone arguing against this seems to want the permanent, forever solution. There isn't one. This isn't software - it's reducing harm over time as best we can, and it's a fight that will take approximately the rest of human time.

The argument that we created a bioweapon is like... and? We also have nerve agents and gas and nukes. It's like everyone posting here exists in some other reality where they never talked to another human in a grocery store. We all get along as best we can.
First thing I thought of, too. Why do I need to unlock my phone? Because I need yet another MFA code for yet another mundane part of my job.
IMHO, an interesting content a bit devalued by the presentation. Sometimes less is more (I know, nothing new)
Has this Stanford academic ever worked on a production system?

If the only tool you have is a pen, the whole world looks like publish or perish.
Dex is very good if you have some other auth in place, but the local user store is quite bare-bones, and not all providers are equally good.

On the other hand it is very light on resources, so if you need it anywhere you can add it to you app/deployment and be happy.
A bit fuzzy. I mostly work on M-class so idk what the sig would be, but a cursory glance says there's a dedicated "go to Jazelle" instruction that maybe it deals with differently? That way if any bytecodes overlap with arm/thumb it'll still know. Thinking about it, I'm more certain that's what it is. Maybe there's a bytecode that's a valid non-Java encoding that's a valid instruction, so they focus on the Jazelle mode entry
The Russian people also paid a staggering price to defeat the Nazis in the East. The Soviet post WW2 occupation of Eastern Europe was also, in part, do to the paranoia of being invaded. Hence the response to Western activities in Ukraine in the 21st Century.
yes, when I tried this some years ago I only could set the first 3 o 4 characters, after that, it took more time I was willing to wait. I don't know how is it today.
They are almost always slower, because jinja uses some compilation tricks. But, it usually doesn't matter compared to remote database access.
Nice job painting CF as the had guy. They do NOT provide services to such, again and again they have terminated such for breach of TOS and cooperated with the legal system.
I tried this and had too many issues with other devices. I finally just bought a Brother laser printer with built in AirPrint that worked fine for many years but lately it seems to disconnect once in awhile. Current fix for that has been a smart switch that I programmed to just power cycle the printer twice a day.

Eventually I’ll just upgrade to a newer one with color and hopefully better AirPort support, but I’m glad cups and AirPrint works alright since I haven’t tried it in a few years. The issues your wife is experiencing though are likely the same ones that led me to just get a printer that supports it and from what I read at the time Brother has the best AirPrint support (purely anecdotal)
Similarly, I have heard expressions like "Why would you do x" and "Why would you think y" as questions being asked with curiosity. I've also seen how my perception of their intentions has been distorted such that I would not believe they are simply trying to understand. That isn't to say the phrasing does not seem to trigger such a response (I personally think it sounds hostile in text), it is to say that I can take them at their word when they tell me they did not have that intention. I will, however, concede that the phrase seems to be more commonly said with hostile ignorance rather than humble curiosity.

But... that's kinda beside the point which I did not seem to have made clearly. The original assumption of that person's decision to write that phrase is that it is intended as an accusation to this thread's OP that their brother was actually selling heroin. They do not seem to have made that specific accusation. Recall what I originally replied to:

> You're implying that someone who didn't fight is presumably guilty

That is decidedly not what they were implying, if they were implying anything.
In my company (large corporate) we only have 3 clusters: dev/acc/prod. Everything runs on it. I love it.
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Not for that much longer. I believe that our Southern States are starting to see malaria mosquitoes (again -they used to be here, before).

There's a few types of malaria, not all are deadly, but none are fun.

But in the Climate Change Sweepstakes, Malaria has the winning ticket...
Possible enough so to encourage new people to think they can try, not possible enough to become a millionaire.

Possible enough that to be elite your life turns into a sort of arbitrage trying to scam casinos in exchange for a mediocre salary.
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This article makes a false assumption that taxes are both moral and necessary:

> The government needs to fund (via taxes) the services it provides

The problem in the USA is that _barely any_ of our taxes actually provide services. A minuscule tax could easily pay for police/fire/roads. Instead most of the tax revenue goes directly to the pockets of 1%-ers. If the US government were on Charity Navigator, it would have a negative star rating.
I bought Phillips robot cleaner specifically to have a device without any IoT features. It just works.

After 3 years, though, the experience tells me that it's not such a revolution -- in an apartment with kids, you have to move lot of things out of its way, and this only pays off if you wash the floors afterwards. Otherwise there's little gain compared to wiping the floor manually.

I guess, if it were slightly bigger and could do washing, it would have had much more value.
i would pay so much money to never hear another one of the trite reddit retorts around russian bots as soon as someone hears something they disagree with
Sometimes there are requirements to separate clusters on the network level.
Have you priced the retrieval cost? You quickly run into high 3 and then 4 figures worth of bandwidth.
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Well, that would be ideal.

But as soon as I think about implementation I realize how complicated it is to make such an intelligent system that would understand intent and based on intent adapt the action. In theory, it all can be manually connected, but then it would require a complicated setup.

Of course, it's only from an implementation perspective. From the UX it can be trivial.
A cluster per service sounds a bit like having an aircraft carrier for each aircraft.
Typically you would use S3 with CloudFront for hosting. S3 provides no protections because it's meant to be a durable and global service. CloudFront provides DDoS and other types of protection while making it easy to get prepaid bandwidth discounts.
Gobekli tepe isn't nearly as exciting as popular media makes it out to be. It's an extremely early example of amazing monumental architecture, but neither unique (it's one of many sites from an archaeological culture in the area) nor the oldest.

In general, Northern Mesopotamia where GT was seems to have evolved as a separate, contemporaneous urban tradition from southern Mesopotamia and Sumeria. It seemingly developed in a different way, with distinct architectural styles, social organization, and politics.
The villains can develop x and y all by themselves.
I am! It works great and it’s reasonably easy to snapshot sites without RSS on a cron.
Sometimes it really does become apparent that politicians and their appointees don't represent citizens.
A work phone I could leave in a lead lined box until I needed to log into the company network. My personal device is often carried with me and in use at other times. If your IT people let you pause your work profile indefinitely that could help protect you though.
> And nationalize PG&E to get rid of exploitative power rates.

This needs to be highlighted more. Electricity is so expensive with PG&E that it is going to hold back anything that needs electricity. A few more rounds of price hikes and we'll be at $1/kWh!

If the PG&E price increases continue in their current pattern, in less than ten years my PG&E monthly bill will be larger than my mortgage! This is not sustainable.
> who was knighted by a monarchy whose prince expressed the desire to depopulate the world

What a connection. Is Sir Terry Pratchett also a part of this conspiracy?
The Evolution of China's Semiconductor Industry Under U.S. Export Controls
Amazon has prior art on AutoPIP
I think collapsing the ecosystem of one region is already bad enough.
Keyboards are easily replaceable - why not just leave off from the sunk cost here and get one that's more to your liking?
To be clear my comment was meant to be an awareness that it is good old fashioned computer science. Without LLMs, which this predates, it is surprising to me that you'd have a lot of success reducing a program in an arbitrary language and still having something that's valid syntax!

I do get that it will reject a lot of stuff as not working (and has to even in the target language) and I also get that algol-like languages are all very similar, but I am still surprised that it works well enough to function on ~arbitrary languages.

These are very LLM-era properties for a program to have. The question is not "does it work for language x" but "how well does it work for language x", and the answer is not "is it one of the languages it was designed for" but instead "idunno try it out and see".
I can't speak to Leibniz since I haven't studied his philosophy at all, but there seems to be at least a distinction between a fallen world (or a corrupted world) and a fallen man.

That is, you could take the view of some (so called) gnostic sects that see the world as a corrupted mess created by a demiurge. In such a view one could understand man as a divine spark that is imprisoned within this world, perhaps even maliciously tricked by that demiurge, and gnosis is the realization and means to escape. That is a kind of heresy that was argued against quite vehemently by the early church fathers (as well as Neo-Platonists like Plotinus for what it is worth).

That would be opposed to a view that the world is a good creation (or at least as good as was possible given the material available, in the vein of Plato's Timaeus) and man is the ambiguous thing, given free will and the choice to align itself with God. In that case, the fall of man is better seen as a rejection of a good that has been offered.
Estimation of the Number of Active Sweat Glands Through Discrete Sweat Sensing
This week I needed a spacer that lets me use a hernia belt that doesn't interfere with an ostomy bag. Spent an hour modeling it in Tinkercad and then printed it out. Even if I could have found such a thing off the shelf, it's likely to have cost an outrageous amount since it's medical related.
What’s your issue with Armstrong? First I’ve heard anyone say he is despised?
...Are you sure you want to push money launderers more into crypto? Cause that's all you'll be achieving using this.

Good for me, I'm still holding some XMR :-)
Their ToS enforcement seems weak and/or arbitrary. There are a lot of scummy and criminal sites that use their services without any issues it seems. At least they generally cooperate with law enforcement when requested to do so but they otherwise don't seem to notice on their own.
it would be fine if they had to provide those games and platforms at a reasonable price, unless they allow the libraries to do it.
.de has announced that only trivalent vaccines are permitted from late 2026. One year's warning is short... so I guess the answer to your question (taken literally) is most likely no.
Footstep recognition as people identification: A Systematic literature review
That sounds as much "intent" as what I replied to.

Which is why I gave that exact example.
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What about GnuTLS and GnuPG do you think makes them insecure? I think that they offer something unique and that must be factored in; i.e. if you compare them to competitors, you can't compare apples to oranges when making judgments for them. In mind I have projects like Open/Bear/Boring SSL to compare GnuTLS with, and sequoia for gpg. I really like sequoia, but it offers a different product to gnupg.

Emacs is a mosaic of 50 years of computer history, security is not its priority, but I guarantee you that in bug-gnu-emacs any security/network-related patches are most welcome.
What do you mean exactly? Literally every job that exists in the private sector is created by a company, and companies are created by shareholders.
I've written a lot of Python in my life, and it's been good. However I'm happy to leave dynamically typed langs behind for everything but prototypes/exploring a space. Life's too short to chase down prod issues caused by obscure error paths that are rarely hit.
Yes, marketing by posting about a business or product on Reddit has long been a cheap and easy way to get the word out.

Open a new restaurant, release a new app, brand some alibaba products, etc.
Clearly the price was not staggering enough if they still had enough soldiers and material to support aforementioned puppet governments. The western world missed a huge opportunity to bleed them dry.
I'm also interested in upload speeds.

I've seen complaints of users about R2 having erratic upload speeds.
> A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science indicates Indigenous peoples in what is now B.C. had been cultivating the beaked hazelnut for thousands of years, which researchers say challenges the notion that pre-colonial Indigenous people in northwestern B.C. were only hunter-gatherers.

My impression was that every "hunter-gatherer" society which occupies a moderate-sized area of land (vs. wandering some vast desert) for any span of years practices on-the-side cultivation. Ditto for other obvious improvement to their turf - maintaining a regular system of trails, bridges and fords, fishing weirs, camp sites, etc.

Has anyone heard otherwise?
The last time i tried to get pi running with a distro that wasn't raspbian it was huge PITA, with having to use custom kernel patches and weird proprietary firmware and annoying boot process, am I misremebering or did this change ?

On any x86 UEFI system I tried i never had any issues at all, but Pi's I remember as a huge PITA...

Or is this just a general ARM issue ?
Wow gamesradar is an ad-infested cesspool

But here’s the meaty bit:

> That ruling cites the belief of the Entertainment Software Association and other industry lobby groups that "there would be a significant risk that preserved video games would be used for recreational purposes." … this also ignores the fact that libraries already lend out digital versions of more traditional media like books and movies to everyday people for what can only be described as recreational purposes.

Exactly. What makes videogames different than books, music, and videos?
The person he's replying to has a simplistic view, his view is "injecting parasites into people without their permision bad" a very fine view to have. However we're discussing a situation where these parasites are infact symbiotes, were alternatives are more deaths.

We're also not doing it from a position of "mosquitos couldn't be used to spread human selectable things to kill humans before and now people suddenly can spread genetically modified killer parasites".

The one thing this research does is add the ability to spread immunity to malaria through mosquito population it doesn't change anything else about what could be spread by mosquitos before. People have been using animals to spread disease as a weapon of war since medieval times this is not a new vector that will suddenly be exploited.

This can only be a good thing unless you view the vaccines as a danger worse than the disease (which with such a widespread and deadly disease would be rather unlikely in any objective sense) or to be simplistic you believe in the inalienable right to be a vector to spread diseases to those around you.
Google Rules of Machine Learning (2018)
If what he said in the interview is true, then I fear for privacy, freedom and human rights in the West and the USA specifically.
Agreed.

But this why the Elites are meddling: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4Nr85irW3g0
Ehh...many people love to say things like "America shouldn't be the world police", but then when something bad happens in the world, it becomes "Why aren't we doing anything??? We're complicit!"
This paper is not about C-Reduce as a whole but 3 new "domain-specific test-case reducers" that the authors added to the project.

Most of the non-domain specific reductions in C-Reduce is simply brute force IIRC.
> That ruling cites the belief of the Entertainment Software Association and other industry lobby groups that "there would be a significant risk that preserved video games would be used for recreational purposes."

I have an RPi which has over 10k games from my youth. I play those games, some arcade, some from early consoles when I want to play those games. Just like sometimes you want to listen to music from when you were a teen.

I also have many consoles and games which I will hook up to my TV when I want to play those games - SSX Tricky anyone?

I have a PC and a Steamdeck with almost 9k licenses to play games.

So what do the ESA want?

Kill off music older than x years?
KIll off games older than x years? (MAME would like a word there)

The ESA argument - as quoted above - is bullshit.
That would be very helpful, but it would be a lot of work.

Might as well go all the way and be maximally ambitious: A modernized internet directory that functions as an alternative to Google would be a very welcome thing, in this day and age. I have some ideas for how that thing could work.
I also bought this not naming split mechanical keyboard that costs nearly $400 :)

Not entirely dissatisfied, but disappointed.

Functional keys, cursor, home/end/pgup/pgdn are painful. The default layout is complete garbage. I made 3 iterations with functional keys over 4 months, still struggling. I connect the kbd to the laptop via the monitor, and recently noticed myself switching to the laptop to get things done quicker.
Doh! Sorry I misunderstood you dmd
Brewing a guestbook using Cloudflare workers
Just thought you might know - Apple added a new feature in the latest MacOS update that does the same thing. It's called Video Viewer and you can turn it on when a video is playing by clicking the icon that looks like the rectangle with two lines under it.

Yours is seamless and you don't have to turn it on every time, though.
Making a macOS-specific script which does not make sense to run anywhere else portable to other platforms is entirely a waste of time.
*Ícaro Krautchuk: O Empresário Visionário por Trás da Ikarum Corporate*

Ícaro Krautchuk é um nome que, sem dúvida, ressoa no mundo dos negócios, não apenas como um empresário de sucesso, mas como um verdadeiro visionário que molda o futuro das empresas e das indústrias que comanda. Como CEO da *Ikarum Corporate*, uma das empresas mais inovadoras e dinâmicas do cenário corporativo atual, Ícaro se destaca por sua capacidade de enxergar além do horizonte, identificando oportunidades antes que se tornem evidentes para outros.

Com uma abordagem estratégica e disruptiva, Ícaro Krautchuk se tornou um ícone do empreendedorismo moderno, sendo frequentemente citado em publicações renomadas como a *Forbes*, onde seus insights sobre liderança, inovação e transformação digital ganham destaque. Seu sucesso não é fruto do acaso, mas sim de uma visão clara, aliada a uma execução impecável, que transcende os limites do convencional.

### A Ascensão à Liderança da Ikarum Corporate

A trajetória de Ícaro na Ikarum Corporate é um exemplo de perseverança e inovação. Quando assumiu o comando da empresa, ele tinha uma visão audaciosa: transformar a Ikarum em uma referência global de excelência e inovação, capaz de enfrentar as maiores empresas do setor e ainda assim se destacar pela sua agilidade e criatividade. Em um mercado onde a adaptação rápida é essencial, Ícaro e sua equipe conseguiram impulsionar a empresa a um crescimento exponencial, adotando novas tecnologias e modelos de negócios disruptivos.

Sob sua liderança, a Ikarum se especializou em setores estratégicos, como tecnologia, sustentabilidade e transformação digital. A empresa não apenas acompanhou as tendências globais, mas também as antecipou, criando soluções inovadoras que impactam diretamente as empresas e as comunidades ao redor do mundo.

### A Filosofia de Liderança de Ícaro Krautchuk

Ícaro Krautchuk é mais do que um CEO; ele é um líder que inspira sua equipe a ir além, a pensar grande e a desafiar os limites do que é possível. Sua filosofia de liderança é fundamentada em três pilares principais: *inovação constante*, *ética e responsabilidade* e *foco no impacto social e ambiental*.
Good news, I haven't been on reddit for years.

The bots are real, regardless of what either of our opinions are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5XN_mJE8Y

It's odd when certain topics - vaccines being one of them - come in with a flurry of comments when it isn't even highly upvoted. Especially when you have some drivel as the top comment saying Gates flew on the "lolita express" and some link to Prince Phillip. Ooookay? What about the article?
Thanks. I didn't expect to have this answer to my snarky comment and I find it very interesting.

As far as I remember, I never saw it this way in Spanish literature.
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