skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There you go! I wonder what the very first engineer or "product designer" at Peugeot who came up with the idea would think today.
I have lost literally hundreds of thousands of $ trying to short obvious frauds and scams.

I have made all that back and more by instead going long things that are cheap + growing.

Being a bear pays off 1% of the time, and the act of trying to time it actually changes the window so just be an optimist and get rich.
> First, no concrete evidence was ever presented that anyone was raped

The international criminal court has found there is sufficient evidenve to issue a warrant for the crime against humanity of rape for Hamas leadership.

Obviously Its not the same as a guilty verdict, there has been no trial, but i would still consider that pretty compelling.
From the GP:

> Ugh. The "vanity domains for gmail" product i've been buying for a long time is really metastasizing into something that's both too expensive and actually worse than the free experience, wonderful.

The only reason they have the "full" G Suite, is because there is no "just custom domain Gmail" offer available.

It's a pet peeve of mine when the only offering of some companies is just a single "full on premium" offer, and not some simple need. YouTube is an example of this for me, they have only an "everything included" subscription in YouTube Premium, but no other less expensive option, like "just no adverts please, I'm already happy with my alternative music and movie streaming subscriptions".

I only occasionally view YouTube vids (I tend to prefer text-based content). The adverts made me uninstall the YouTube app from my iPhone and similarly I will never watch YouTube on my AppleTV as it's just too unpleasant with the adverts and (as I said above) there is no reasonably priced offering when all I care is to have the adverts turned off.
The city employee who bought them is probably a massive Ravens fan...
>So we've moved the goalpost from everyone supports Hamas to everyone secretly supports Hamas, they just won't say it, but I know it's the case regardless?

No I never claimed such a thing but I've just put your statistics in context and provided some explanation. You're shadowboxing with your antagonistic rhetoric.

>Yes, when they went into this war and when they rejected the deal in May I'm sure they were thinking that the tens of thousands of lives lost and hundreds of thousands--if not millions--scarred for life, with the prospect of America recognising Israeli anexations in the West Bank on the horizon, was worth a few more hits on their Wikipedia page.

Another needlessly quarrelsome and misguided framing. Most of the world is now aware and understands the Palestinian struggle and that's not just "a few more hits on their Wikipedia page" but e.g. Ireland, a european nation, among many others, joining South Africa’s Genocide Case Against Israel and Israel closing its dublin embassy. And there are many more substantial developments in that regard, so downplaying that in such a manner is just weird.

>No. But his track record can be scrutinised. That said, if people believing the guy who recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital, wants to reinstate "maximum pressure" on Iran and hangs out with this guy [1] thinks a self-governing Palestine is the way to go, and that results in a longer cease fire, sure. I'm all for it.

Trump is a businessman in nature so he will act in a manner that is consistent with that and not upsetting his donor base too much, until something happens that disturbs that calculus. Trump is not ideologically driven, so if the price of supporting Israel fundamentally changes, due to unforeseen change, he will act adequately according to his own interests.

>I know some pretty forcefully pro-Israel Israelis. They're all in favour of this plan because it (a) returns hostages, (b) gives Israel a chance to recoup and pot some shots with the Houthis and (c) is a temporary cease-fire.

That could very well be, I am simply judging by the extreme infighting between hardcore zionists and the statements and sentiments of popular israeli news channels.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/07/world/europe/ireland-icj-...

[2] https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-833718
> I don't think they have a CAPTCHA … Cloudflare has something called Turnstyle

I believe CF Turnstyle was only released in 2024. I believe they used reCAPTCHA up to 2020, and then switched to hCaptcha. I believe hCaptcha continues to be offered.
No, but the FBI does. One time in a data center in Ashburn I read the label on a box in a mysterious cage, and it said WYLTK, LLC.

WYLTK means "wouldn't you like to know".

I did want to know, and discovered that it's a front for the FBI.
Not allegedly. They confirmed it themselves.

https://snyk.io/blog/snyk-security-labs-testing-update-curso...
FWIW, switching from asm.js to wasm in was hardly noticeable performance-wise for my code (at least in browsers that already had a special 'fast-path' for asm.js).
I got a notification as I participated in a Crowdcube-managed fund raising round. Looks like I’ll end up making a small loss.
It effectively bans the educational use of ChatGPT and Claude because they can and do respond to the emotional expression of students. That’s what is hilarious! Do these tools actually violate the act? No one knows. It isn’t clear. Meanwhile, my university is worried enough to sit on their hands.

And this is the whole danger/challenge of the AI act. Of course it seems reasonable to forbid emotion detecting AI in the workplace — or it would 5 years ago when the ideas were discussed. But now that all major AI systems can detect emotions and infer intent (via paralinguistic features, not just a user stating their emotions) — this kind of precaution puts Europe strategically behind. It is very hard to be an AI company in Europe. The AI act does not appear to be beneficial for anyone—-except I’m sure that it will support regulatory capture by large firms.
Fair play. I'm open more to the idea that a culture where people care about the greater good makes more of a difference. Haven't seen it myself, and I'm still skeptical that if he were an average Japanese person he'd see it the same way. But your argument is convincing.
Can I recommend that you do the same to them except write your handwritten parts on the back of the card.
Blue Origin reaches orbit on first flight of its titanic New Glenn rocket
https://archive.is/tuQAJ
Media an entire lifetime ago and media today aren't even worthy of being compared. The methods employed aren't a fraction as complex. WW2 propaganda being ineffective would mean Russia would make zero effort to influence western thinking today. Yet western governments are absolutely panicking because Russian operations are targeting westerners, and they're working.

You could also take the reverse point of view and claim Russians aren't targeting westerners at all, and any propaganda they do make isn't working. Which is possible. But that also leads to the conclusion that western media and governments are incredibly effective at getting westerners to believe they're being targeted by Russian propaganda operations.

An honest proposition: if these media companies are dumb and completely ineffectual, then you have a multi-hundred-billion dollar opportunity. They're missing out on hundreds of millions of people in America alone. It'd be silly to not take advantage of that by simply starting a network saying what everyone else is "really" thinking, because people surely want straight to the point content that they agree with, won't get incensed about, and won't consume nonstop while complaining that they hate it. [1] Surely media companies aren't documented to be doing this intentionally and some commenters online have realized they're merely dumb and not really trying to just get people outraged so they take the opposite point of view. They certainly wouldn't do that.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outrage_porn
I checked your post and it is not clear to me what is the added value of wavelets in the setting you used to illustrate.

The noise was i.i.d. random normal variates with the mean of -0.5 which is exactly like shifting the signal by -0.5 and then adding zero-centered noise. Well, let's say you shift by -10 or -1000 instead - there's no way to recover the magnitude of that shift unless one has additionnal information (like the true signal should be zero mean for instance).
>The vast vast majority of Jews in Israel now are Ashkenazi.

That's simply untrue.

https://people.socsci.tau.ac.il/mu/noah/files/2018/07/Ethnic...
And it's not only threats, they actually enforce them. Here is an example, but there are many more: https://robindev.substack.com/p/cloudflare-took-down-our-web...
I've recently started a part-time MSc (with no prior degree or university experience) and I've found Typst brilliant. I've been using this template - https://typst.app/universe/package/ilm/.

The UX has been simply amazing, there is a VSCode extension that allows you to have the raw text content open in one tab on the left and the pdf on the right, with it updating everytime you save.

I also think it has translated to better grades, given some of the marks come from structure and presentation! For example, in my last essay I was using Binary Search Trees, wouldn't you know, there's a package that allows you to draw them easily!

Seriously, I can't sing it's praises enough. I'm sure if I was doing some more complex writing Latex may be the more appropriate choice but Typst's plug-n-play approach has been so smooth
Did you really put SQL and Spark in the same basket?
> To the degree the Israel-Palestine war could have helped America, it already has

Idk, what we had to watch Israel do and fund with our own money may not have been worth all those achievements. Only time will tell... We made a lot of advancements in Iraq and Afghanistan too, and that was nowhere near as careless about human suffering as this latest flare up. And we lost all that progress extremely rapidly due to the hatred the local populace and neighboring countries had due to our actions. I think Israel (and us, since we are tied together) might face the same unforced error.
No, it's much smaller (though still a huge rocket). It appears to rise slowly because it accelerates more slowly than Starship (~1.2g vs ~1.5g when clearing the launch tower).

People are saying things about Starship not yet being an orbital rocket because of technicalities. The reality is we have two huge rockets, made by American companies, that can now reach orbit, and that's pretty amazing.
Of course you would.
So whoever wants The Office so much, and hasn't seen it already, pays for Peacock.
This can be a slippery slop into censorship! Or a corporate feudal divide up the Internet segments by geo-locations.

Of course in general I do feel better about Cloudflare than Google making money.
Bigger than Falcon 9, smaller than Falcon Heavy. Smaller than Starship/Super Heavy.

I'm comparing here on payload capacity to LEO
If we're counting Druze, Major General. If not Colonel.

How much of that is due to prejudice and how much is due to Muslims generally not joining the military is a question I can't answer.
I’d also be interested to understand what Blue Origin’s proposition is?

Does it have a capability advantage over SpaceX? A cost advantage?
Covered in section 6.2.1.
Haaretz: Netanyahu Hoped Hamas Would Reject the Cease-fire Offer. When It Didn't, He Turned to Sabotage

https://archive.ph/8Mcbz

Haaretz: Report: Hamas Accepts Gaza Cease-fire Deal; Israeli Officials Reject Prospect of War Ending

https://archive.ph/3gw1o

It's also important to recognize that before they accepted the deal, Hamas was being presented as the last hold out, the implacable one.

The New York Times reported on April 29th, that Anthony Blinken said "the onus was now on Hamas... Hamas has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily generous on the part of Israel.. And at the moment, the only thing standing between the people of Gaza and a cease-fire is Hamas." (https://archive.ph/QjlSq)

The Washington post reported on April 29th, that Israeli officials seemed to be totally aware of the extra concession in the current negotiations. "The signs of optimism came after Israel presented terms to negotiators last week that 'broke new ground,' according to an Israeli official familiar with the deliberations." (https://archive.ph/o85Pk)

Many Israelis marched to protest Netanyahu's rejection of the ceasefire. BBC reports "Thousands of Israelis around the country have joined rallies calling for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to the terms of a ceasefire deal that Hamas accepted on Monday." (https://amp.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/may/07/israel...)
For comparison:

> The European Food Safety Authority only allows erythrosine in processed cherries and pet foods.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erythrosine
> This bold move from Intel to open-source the Tofino P4 software is more than just a licensing decision; it’s a call to action for the global developer community.

Nah. 5 years ago this would've been bold. Now it's ridding yourself of the baggage of an almost-dead platform that you're about to make fully dead.

Still appreciate getting the tooling as FOSS rather than just terminating it, but let's not go for delusions here.
I just mean the dynamics of how they unfold on HN. I'm pretty cynical about these threads. Yeah, it's not great that I participate anyways.
Their stock had a scare in 2022, but it's recovered: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/NFLX:NASDAQ?sa=X&ved=2a...
Are you know claiming that an Ak-47 is incapable of killing people?

We've seen footage of Hamas fighters literally strolling Israeli villages and cities basically unopposed for hours, of course they could easily kill tons of people.

Seriously, just stop. If you find yourself in a position trying to defend a terrorist attack on civilians (on either sides) it means you lost the plot somewhere along the way.

And this is coming from someone who thinks that what has/is happening in Gaza is horrible and that is pro a 2 state solution.
Yeah ain’t that the truth. This is a problem I’ve been fighting at work lately with a trinamic based system. Trinamic should be good but I see it’s touchy to properly phase align a stepper.
> Although if you're dead-set on racial essentialism and blood-and-soil nationalism

You're reading things OP didn't even write; and addressing a historical assertion with present-day facts.

OP posits that European settlers coming in during the Ottoman era (establishing Hebrew-only areas & businesses, only to later demand a Jewish State, in opposition to the local majority [0]) is what kickstarted the current conflict. It isn't a 1000 year old feud.

Mizrahis, save for Yemenis, migrated en masse after the conflict was irreversibly set in motion by Imperial Britain & various Arab states.

[0] https://www.pbs.org/video/1913-seeds-conflict-establishing-r...
“A frame” was one but likely not what you mean
These stories predate the deal terms I'm talking about. They refer to a different set of terms (and a dispute about whether Qatar screwed up the negotiations or Israel did). I should have stated this more clearly upthread: the terms Hamas rejected, and were offered repeatedly afterwards, were the May 27 terms.

This isn't about whether Israel negotiated in better faith than Hamas did; that's not my point at all.
I can also highly recommend JinjaX [0] as a way to introduce a much more ergonomic component syntax in Jinja2 templates. We have been using it for almost 2 years and have only recently started to write new templates in htpy as a way to attain greater type safety.

[0] https://jinjax.scaletti.dev/
Rust is pretty well-established now, being used in production by companies like Amazon. Safety is most certainly not its "only selling point". And the underlying mechanisms have been evaluated in detail by many researchers, both theoretically and practically, so labeling it as "alleged safety" is disingenuous.
That is just one customer, and also it is not just lawyers, Contingent liabilities(potential amount for settlement) when it escalates from possible to probable, in GAAP that means it changes from mere footnote to a line item in P&L which needs to be financed and managed and affecting their margins well before the actual settlement is decided.
Gaza has been its own country / Palestinian State since 2006 and they have been recipients of foreign aid for many years, which is how they fund these attacks.
To be fair Germany would have recovered economically on its own with or without the Marshall plan (ECSC was much more impactful than the Marshall plan..)

Most Arab states generally don’t do that well economically even without any foreign power undermining their independence. Unless they have massive amounts of oil but often even then (Iraq/Iran)
Also, crucially, this was an operational test by BO whereas Starship and Super Heavy are still in developmental testing. New Glenn will now start launching commercial payloads assuming the outcome doesn’t reveal any problems with the overall launch.
> While I agree with the sentiment, I have hesitation in letting people see what I read.

Woah there. Nobody* is showing off their playboy collection either. The visible bookshelf is just what you want others to see. You don’t even have to read those books. It’s like your Facebook wall - a facade of yourself.

* of course there are people proud of their playboy collection and showing it off
> Hamas could've surrendered against a superior enemy and and returned hostages, to protect its own citizens.

And then Israel would keep occupying more and more land, control their water, electricity, treat Palestinian people like sub-humans, occasionally shoot some children in the head, take palestinian hostages/prisoners without legal right (occasionally tortue and rape them).

What do you do then? Protest peacefully?
It's exactly harder but when customers prioritize price above everything it's hard to succeed if you offer better, but charge more.

The hard truth is that American consumers care only about price, and so businesses optimize for that (or go under). Which means they lean into other sources of revenue, or ways to reduce costs.

Elsewhere people care about value more than price, and are willing to spend more to get more. Restaurants post the real price (including service) because that's what it costs.

Ryanair exists to fill the need for those who want low price above all else. KLM exists for those who want a better experience and are prepared to pay more.
If it's just one chip per wafer, why even bother cutting?
Do you also abide by the ICC's finding that there is a case for Israel committing genocide and the arrest warrant for Netanyahu? Or do you pick and choose?
What primary purpose does this unit improve that other units, say pixels per inch, or dots per inch, do not?

I am not anti or critical here. Really, I love units and want to understand this one better.
Erm, i have a "friend" that has a few fancy signed physical hard covers that were never opened... because they took their sweet time to arrive so said "friend" downloaded the epub...

Also back in the day when games came on discs, they used to download the no cd crack before opening the shrink wrapped box.
I mean, the IRA succeeded and that wasn't but 20-30 years ago? They are largely no longer seen as terrorists.

Hell, Israel is a good source of terrorist groups becoming legitimate. Prime Minister Menachim Begin went from leading a terror outfit to elected Prime Minister
Anyone has some picture how it is looks like inside these servers?
Living in a house doesn't consume it along with the land, hence the investment appeal. You can rent a house if you just want to live in it. I would totally rent a cabinet if that were a thing, but it's not because the value goes to 0 quickly.
>Then, crack the whip on manufacturers of smart devices. Mandate that every Thing sold with an internet connectivity get at least security updates for a decade, and that the full source code for everything in it including signing keys for firmware be submitted to Library of Congress or whatever archive and released when the manufacturer either goes bust or declares end of life for that Thing.

This is much needed as to not have a bunch of e-wast. Of course pretty sure this will cut into next year's new model's profit. Do we really this new model of phone/computer every few year?
The deal terms of the May 27th deal were part of the sabotage those multiple Haaretz articles discuss. Israel did not want a ceasefire.
The Europeans should have stayed in Europe.
Falcon Heavy is operational, and bigger than New Glenn

Falcon Heavy: 65t to LEO

New Glenn: 45t to LEO
They seem to be focused on different things at the moment. SpaceX has the Falcon and Falcon Heavy for Earth orbit payloads. New Glenn is meant for a similar commercial set of missions. Starship is meant for interplanetary missions and is very different. It has twice the thrust as New Glenn, can carry more than 2x the payload to LEO, and is fully reusable. New Glenn has only a reusable first stage. New Glenn is trying to land on boats, while SpaceX achieved this in 2016. In terms of payload to LEO and mission profile, the New Glenn is more like the Falcon Heavy, which had its maiden flight in 2018. So it’s probably fair to say that Blue Origin is 5-10 years behind SpaceX.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/a-near-100-per-cent-renewables-g...
I learned that they did this because some though that personell or staff would be too offensive. Same thing happened in Germany, were the English term HR is now more commonly used.

Whowever decided HR being less offensive shouldn't make judgement calls like that at all.
Well, Microsoft did add "reactions" to Outlook and has been universally hated for it.
It's a surface level joke but if I remember there were reasons for it, both culturally and regulatory, something about Hankos? I think I read about it on a post here talking about them finally changing some of those requirements.
OrbStack

is the best alternative to Docker Desktop on Mac.
https://repositorio.unican.es/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10902/3...
we use Claude
To be fair so did the French. e.g. occupying the Rhineland after WW1 vs the Schuman Plan.

If they were inclined to punish Germany even harder than the first time it probably wouldn’t have worked out that well.
They already have a notch or flat for alignment, which is much more critical during the lithography process than during soldering.
Replit CEO on AI breakthroughs: We don't care about professional coders anymore
Per the linked page, the final orbit is 19,300 x 2,400 km (i.e. a medium orbit) and that should take at least a couple hours to reach, because of that raised periapsis. They haven't yet achieved that, despite the livestream ending. Low orbit is not this flight's goal.
>And nouns as interjections.

Nouns?

"Boy" as an interjection, used for emphasis, has been used for over a century.

From Oxford English Dictionary[1]:

>boy: interjection (colloquial, originally U.S.). 1894–

>Expressing shock, surprise, excitement, appreciation, etc. Frequently used to give emphasis to the following statement.

You also say it as if it were unusual for interjection to be nouns.

Spoiler alert, that's not the case.

God is an obvious example (God is it tiring to see falsehoods online); so is surprise!, and many others.

All of that has nothing to do with office jargon.

[1] https://www.oed.com/dictionary/boy_n1#15546734
They were not so secretely hoping their paper's gonna go directly in history:) One could check the other papers by the authors to verify.
Aren't PDFs a relic of the past, when you wanted to print digital documents on paper?

Epubs can be reflowed to fit any screen. If done properly at least. For PDFs you basically need an A4/letter screen to read them comfortably.
Meh- Delta sues for 500 million is just the headline. They'll end up settling for nothing like that.