skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I totally agree with the article and the examples. Problem here in France is the same: many people do not care. I would not say it's a majority, but a minority is enough to ruin other people's lives.

I'm really annoyed by the noise. From the deafening motorbike engine in the street, to the idiot with his speaker vomitting rap music, to the neighbor having a party until 3AM, they do not care.

Why is that? Mostly because modern western civilizations promote a me-first culture. Look at these personal developpment books: it's mostly about caring for yourself, barely about the others. When it's about the others, it's to advance your interests.

We do not learn from infancy to put others' interests first. Basic principles and values like selflessness are taught NOWHERE. When a problem arises here in France, you get yet another law to restrict and punish. We should just teach peoples to care for others.

I'm longering for a world when people care, where people who are "lovers of themselves", "not open to any agreement, without self-control, without love of goodness" will have disappeared,

and where "there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving", where this is applied: "All things, therefore, that you want men to do to you, you also must do to them", will be the standard.
Researchers use AI to design proteins that block snake venom toxins
That’s why I buy name brands online and get it delivered. I’m not going to drive to the store, find the thing, hope it’s in stock, wait to check out, negotiate with the buggy self checkout robot, pay a premium, and then drive home. It’s a nightmare.
does it though? narratives can always be spun, enemies crafted, and people killed such is the way of the world no matter how much we pretend to live in a different reality

was it cool FBI at least? one of the many nodes for aggregating data perchance or same old SSO
/? How can fractional quantum hall effect be used for quantum computing
https://www.google.com/search?q=How+can+a+fractional+quantum...

> Non-Abelian Anyons, Majorana Fermions are their own anti particles, Topologically protected entanglement

> In some FQHE states, quasiparticles exhibit non-Abelian statistics, meaning that the order in which they are braided affects the final quantum state. This property can be used to perform universal quantum computation

Anyon > Abelian, Non Abelian Anyons, Toffoli (CCNOT gate)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anyon#Abelian_anyons

Hopefully there's a classical analogue of a quantum delete operation that cools the computer.

There's no resistance for electrons in superconductors, so there's far less waste heat. But - other than recent advances with rhombohedral trilayer graphene and pentalayer graphene (which isn't really "graphene") - superconductivity requires super-chilling which is too expensive and inefficient.

Photons are not subject to the Landauer limit and are faster than electrons.

In the Standard Model of particle physics, Photons are Bosons, and Electrons are Leptons are Fermions.

Electrons behave like fluids in superconductors.

Photons behave like fluids in superfluids (Bose-Einstein condensates) which are more common in space.

And now they're saying there's a particle that only has mass when moving in certain directions; a semi-Dirac fermion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-Dirac_fermion

> Because of this, within two decades, nearly all digital compute will need to be reversible.

Reversible computing:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversible_computing

Reverse computation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_computation

Time crystals demonstrate retrocausality.

Is Hawking radiation from a black hole or from all things reversible?

What are the possible efficiency gains?
Proton has a nice feature for writing emails.

They specifically allow you a grammar/spell check and also change tone (formal/informal) and length. Length one I have never used but the grammar spell check is a godsend that I use almost always.
They have been ethnically cleansed and told to move to "safe zones", then the IDF terrorists bombed the "safe zones". Rinse and repeat for over a year.
But then again, buying name brands on places like Amazon always feels like a gamble with the amount of fake products they are shipping these days.
Hm, for a site specialized in Nokia phones, it sure has a lot of "unknown models". I assume those are design mockups or prototypes of phones that didn't make it to mass production? At least this N-Gage lookalike https://repo.aalto.fi/uncategorized/IO_e3183882-13b3-48a0-a5... clearly has a dummy screen...
You can also short the USD by buying a different currency. BTC would be more like shorting all currencies.
This is annoying and badly done IMO. I also don't like or need the features and wouldn't pay for them if I didn't have to.

That said, what you get from Google for a few dollars / month is so far over and above any other SaaS that I'm happy to keep paying (and paying more).
Basically, the world transitioned from “real value” to “perceived value”:

* Money valuation (vs. gold-backed value)

* Property valuation (vs. last transaction price)

* Stock market (speculation and perception)

* Individualism (perceived self-worth)

* Sexual revolution (vs. stable atomic family)

* Birth control (vs. unplanned family)

Everything got fluffy.
I'm going to push back on this a little bit.

I agree that most reporting, and most statements from US officials, put the blame squarely on Hamas for not having accepted a deal earlier.

But there is also at least some sense, definitely reported on in Israel, that this time Israel was far more serious about getting a deal done - ergo, in the past rounds of negotiations Israel was not pursuing a deal as seriously.

In particular, Ben Gvir (a right-wing extremist Israeli politician) a couple of days ago took credit for causing the previous ceasefire deals to not happen. This has been talked about a bunch in Israel.

I think you're right in thinking of it as Hamas should've called Israel's bluff and had a deal sooner, but let's also be realistic in understanding that they might've correctly seen Israel as not really trying to get a deal.
Thought bryan Johnson was annoying. he's all in and I love him [video]
This is pure Hasbara-style hyperbole - Hamas is not "objectively" evil, and there is zero evidence that Hamas have raped or tortured anyone for months.

But if that's the standard you're using, then it's a documented fact that Israel rapes and tortures detainees, often to death. There is video evidence and hundreds of testimonies. The Israeli gov even debated on why it's OK to rape detainees, and when the police tried to step in and do something, Israeli citizens rioted - in favour of the rapists! Absolutely sick.

Israeli bulldozer drivers have bragged about driving over hundreds of Palestinians, both dead and alive. Israeli drones deliberately target children. Israel routinely designated areas as "safe", then bombs them. Israel has deliberately prevented humanitarian aid from reaching civilians. Israel routinely targets civilian infrastructure, including water storage facilities. Israel has destroyed almost every mosque in Gaza, just for fun. Israeli politicians spout the most vile genocidal BS on a daily basis. Israel has recently stolen yet more land in Lebanon and Syria. - and of course, Israel is still breaking the ceasefire in Lebanon, and even targeted UN peacekeepers. And of course, just before the Gaza ceasefire deal Israel went absolutely nuts bombing Gaza (even more than usual), just for the lolz. Oh, and Israel has weaponised antisemitism to silence critics of its genocidal, apartheid regime, and appears to have captured several western governments.

Israel is objectively an evil, apartheid regime, determined to spread islamophobia
How exactly would wayback machine allow you to have a collection of related items and their connection to each other?

How do you go from e.g. Vision 99 (if you manage to find it in Wayback machine) to all related entires? https://nokiadesignarchive.aalto.fi/?node=C0027
People can use software written in languages that need a compile target. For example you can write web applications that use libraries written in C/C++ that before would have needed to be hand ported to JS or compiled using technology like asmjs that was creaking at the seams. From the user perspective it enables more rich web applications.

From a performance perspective it's also a different target for web engines so has different opportunities for optimization. It's not clear to me we've reached the limit on that at the moment, or how much work browser developers are putting in to optimizing their WASM codepaths. The standard also includes support for things like SIMD which is not natively available in JS land which should provice a boost for suitable workloads and there is a lot coming through the proposal pipeline (https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals) that will also let WASM diverge more from JS.

From a developer perspective allowing more languages than JS also has some productivity benefits. Both in using languages they are more familiar with and those better suited to certain domains. For example you can write math code in JS, in particular making use of TypedArrays to help things along but its much more straightforward in a language that supports more 'native' types.
The IRA of the 20s Irish war of independence succeeded, but were less obviously terrorists. I think it's inaccurate to say that the provos succeeded. Success for them would've been if Northern Ireland left the UK and joined the Republic. It didn't. The Good Friday agreement is hardly an unalloyed win for them.

And, um, they absolutely largely are seen as terrorists.
There's also Andrew Lamb's series - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVKujPxwSBA
Here: https://repo.aalto.fi/index.php?name=SO_d5d11763-74a5-40a7-a...

This page is just front end to Aalto repository.
IMO the parent commenter leans to a validation-specific DSL, opposed to JS, not only because the language complexity itself, but also due to the usually wide range of objects the script engine gets access to. like title bar, URL box, window decoration, placement, mouse pointer, keystrokes, etc. in web browsers. i worry what it has got or will get access to in documents?
It's an internal Nokia design archive: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42723034 So there are a lot of internal designs and prototypes
If I understand right my API will be versioned alongside my app, so there will be multiple versions running. How much granularity control do we have over this? Does every single app release have its own API "version"?
I don't think it implies damage, but it implies that the exhaust pressure is lower than the outside air pressure (which you would not want for perfect efficiency). That's normal though because the first stage operates in a wide range of pressure, and you can only adjust it for one exhaust pressure. So mach diamonds on liftoff should be normal.
history is so fascinating who values it even more so
> blame upon a society largely built and carved out of barren land over decades of great difficulty

First, not all of it was "barren land": Not the places that were ethnically cleansed in 48 and 67. Second, you think any of it gives any society the license to do whatever they please?

> most bloodthirsty genocidal persecutions

Zionists back then didn't really care about those being persecuted in the diaspora [0], though they do find it fit to use it to justify their adventures in colonialism.

> having built a real country

The problem is, it is a phantom country for ~50% of the inhabitants under occupation.

> their desire for the total elimination of the Jewish nation of millions

Speaking of desires, one side is already acting on theirs to eliminate another peoples [1].

[0] https://jewishjournal.com/news/worldwide/151463/the-diaspora...

[1] https://www.mekomit.co.il/ps/134005/
Sadly there isn't a single good alternative. I'm switching email to Proton and Drive to BackBlaze for backups and S3 for sharing. Then using Google Sheets shared with me but not sharing back.
The studies that show cancer in rats involve the equivalent of you eating like a pound of the substance a day or more when the dosage you’re exposed to is in milligrams for food.

Plenty of things you eat would kill you if you ate thousands of times as much per day. Most spices. 100 cups of coffee will likely kill you.
I was working so hard to change the internal culture for this.

I did not succeed.

It's ran by business people who want to make money. Not by philosophers.
> What ereader do you use?

Fbreader, nothing special.

> How are you taking notes (that you would be able to retrieve later in a reasonable manner), using the index, etc?

It has bookmarks I occasionally use.

I write actual notes either with pen&paper or keyboard into a file on laptop. Retrieval is via ctrl+f or looking at the paper.
My personal experience with multiple doctors, some in primary care and others in hospitals, is that they often don't care and just want to get you out of the door.

Bring up some symptoms not immediately easily attributed to something? Sorry, those are "nonspecific symptoms" and they can't help you. Maybe see a specialist, maybe not. Figure it out.

Obviously this isn't all of them, but it is definitely a decent chunk.
What a mess of a webpage. Probably there is interesting content there but the presentation made me close it down immediatley.
Nice work on your racing game! I haven’t experienced the low frame rate you’re mentioning on my site across any of my devices (maybe low frame rate on load a few times)
Put a short straight-to-the-point instructional video on youtube, gets praised for being the best of humanity, "You win the internet today sir". Put the same video on TikTok, suddenly it's brain rot.
> Romans had contacted Britain by the 1st century BC (the history buffs amongst you may have heard of the leader of this expedition).

Eh, wasn't that...? I think more than the "history buffs" amongst us may at least have heard of that guy.
When you sign up for a Google account, there's a label called "use your existing email", which will give you everything Google usually offers minus Gmail.

Without Gmail, I have yet to stumble upon a single use case which would require me to pay a subscription. I can use Docs, join Meets, use my phone, have a YouTube channel, click on "sign in with Google" buttons... no subscription to Google necessary. I notice no differences between my completely-free personal account and a Workspace work account.

I pay $5 a month to Fastmail to have a custom domain in my email, best of both worlds for a third of the price!
Thanks, dang! It was that HN post and comments that got me to make the effort to find the old emails and recordings and post this.
ehh scream SDN 5 times. kinda miss the 2010’s now.

cisco silicon one uses p4 fwiw. internal development though, but the language makes sense for what the things are.
> Percussive debugging

S-tier term. Will need to add that to my repertoire.
The unfortunate truth is that, compared to Hamas, arabs are more free under Israeli rule. Its a terrible trick, but creating a despotic enemy, making yourselves out to be the land of reason and civilization, its all part of their game plan.
Hacker News… where joking about slavery and building nuclear weapons is less important than developer convenience…. Only half joking..
Neuroscience: Formation of long-term memory without short-term memory IN MICE
Long-term memory (LTM) consolidation is thought to require the prior establishment of short-term memory (STM). -- Authors show that it does not have to be this way.
You seem to believe that you're entitled to certain things that are provided by other businesses -- but on your terms.

I don't know why you think that.
You brought it up...
> Many believed they had been paying for a reliable service with backups, and were shocked that their data was lost.
She was more well known longer ago when there was less material. Probably a lot of her stuff has been remixed and reused the original authorship has been forgotten.

More recently (>2000), I believe it's become apparent there are quite a few errors. Little things like rivers misnamed or roads or rivers mixed up. It's an accomplishment nonetheless and was a big deal when a Tolkien fanship was more niche.
Average people are cool. We're trying to opt out of being around the bottom 10%.
Found a $5M donation article (not personally fact checked).

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/01/19/nation/elon-musk-dona...

Presumably even if that wasn't the bet, he can backfill anyways so yes seems to be the likely answer.
Hi troad, I read your book: https://justine.lol/sectorlisp2/troades.html

I don't remember saying that. You might be thinking about https://justine.lol/ape.html where I said we should be focusing on the old things that matter which aren't going away, like UNIX magic numbers, C libraries, and computer science. But I've got nothing against the new. I think AI for example is exciting. Ultimately you should focus on whatever summons your passion and curiosity. Since if you're tapped into that divine energy within, then you can make anything work, and others will agree. Even if it's just boring old numbers.
This SE answer also calculates shuttle liftoff TWR to around 1.5:

https://space.stackexchange.com/a/58800
Is RedNote(Xiaohongshu) a better app for Americans?
One thing I've heard from the R&D team of Xiaohongshu is that, they are not busy adding translation features, not busy adding payment methods, but are upgrading the algorithm to separate Chinese users and American users, so that they do not see each other's posts.
Exactly what the provider said.

> Customers were not even compensated for lost data, unless they had paid for backups [which were also lost], with the company saying cloud customers should be handling their own disaster recovery plans.
It would be good to have backups in any case.
Show HN: Simple Crawling Server
I’ve built a crawling server that you can use to crawl urls

It:

- Accepts requests via GET and responds with JSON data, including page contents, properties, headers, and more.

- Supports multiple crawling methods—use requests, Selenium, Crawlee, and more. Just specify the method by name!

- Perfect for developers who need a versatile and customizable solution for simple web scraping and crawling tasks

- Can read information about youtube links using yt-dlp

Check it out on GitHub https://github.com/rumca-js/crawler-buddy

There is also a docker image.
I hear what you’re saying, but it feels a bit too cynical to expand it to all business. Did you tell your boss you’d finish some task today? If something comes up, as often does at work, and you don’t finish, did you lie? Predicting the future is hard even as soon as what will happen today, now do that for the next quarter or 4 quarters. Of course there are fraudsters out there, but I view most founders as rampant optimists instead of liars. And you kind of have to be an over top optimist to be founder.
I have never worked as a pure PM, but I have worked with several. I would say that the most important thing is to build trust with your team and to be ready to adapt to the existing process. From there on you can start introducing small changes towards a better working mode, but do not get caught up in process over outcome. Remember why you are there.
The shuttle stack weighted 4.5 million lbs at takeoff and had a total thrust of about 6.8 million lbf, giving a thrust to weight ratio of 1.5.
This isn't a 'great firewall' solution. It just prevents google/apple from hosting it in their app stores. If tiktok wanted to they could still host it from outside the USA and let people access it via the web (or sideload the apk on android). Having said that tiktok has announced if the ban does occur they will shut down service on Sunday.
It’s important context for people to understand that this is the second ceasefire proposal, with much worse terms, after a proposal they had just accepted. Why would they accept, knowing that Israel may withdraw again and worsen the terms? It’s not rational. You can say whatever “should” have been in hindsight, but that doesn’t mean it actually “would” have happened anyways.
i mean who wouldn't be the way they're playing
> You mean like the 25000 Nazi civilians which the UK and US brutally murdered in Dresden? The civilians were the explicit target of the Allied bombings.

Not the Holocaust or Warsaw Uprising?

And there is recognition that strategic (conventional) bombing of civilians in WWII was (a) useless and (b) cruel.

> only a fraction of the clear evidence proving that Israel targets civilians intentionally

"Indiscriminate bombing," "mass civilian casualties," "risk of genocide" (emphasis mine), and "wip[ing] out entire families" are not evidence of "target[ing] civilians intentionally." And as I said, even if they are, that's something every great power has done when it went to war in the last half century.

Again, that doesn't make it okay. It just makes it deeply precedented. You (and I) have a problem with war per se.

> a world of difference between receiving a bunch of shitty rpgs and receiving $100+ Billion dollars

Hamas has received something like $20bn of aid from Iran. That's roughly what the U.S. has provided Israel in the last few years. Of course Israel is a superior fighting force to Hamas. But Hamas wasn't defenceless. (It was still allegedly firing rockets this week.)

There are a set of evil-slash-stupid people in this story. Hamas' leadership is among them. If you're going to cite South Africa and the ICC, you can't clip out the parts that you don't like without either compromising yourself or the source (the ICC).

> Both siding an almost century old brutal colonial occupation and a 15 Month long Genocide is extremely absurd

Excusing one side's war crimes undermines the argument. Like, one of Netanyahu's racists could construct a similar argument about the millenia-old persecution of the Jews and Hamas' explicit aim of not only destroying Israel but exterminating Jews. If war crimes being criminal depends so deeply on context, they're no longer open-and-shut cases that can be judged from afar.

> Jews who took revenge on Nazi civilians were not judged by it

There was no armed-resistance equivalent to Hamas among the Jews.

A better example might be found among the Native Americans. (Or La Résistance.) Even there, the practical lesson is attacking civilians at best doesn't work. (At worst, it galvanises the population against you.)
That was a pretty classical point of view. Quantum mechanics has gone so deep by now, there simply is nothing in a layperson's world that could accurately represent what is really going on. This was not a limit of Feynman, it's a limit of humans.
Can someone remix the audio to Swedish black metal or something better?
Which is reasonable? Within the millions of people there will be a few people that are completely helpless. I think Japan is as close to having no homeless as a country can reasonably get. Which is a completely different situation from the USA. Also living in a small shoebox hotel is orders of magnitudes better than living on the streets. I am not saying it is a good option but between having nothing (US) and having that, I'd definitively chose the shoebox.
I find more "cringe" to not consider HR employees to be worthy of being called colleagues.
Civilian deaths are a violation if they are intentional - and Israel has repeatedly, deliberately targeted civilians, including children. There is an abundance of evidence, and yes you are right that they should be condemned - except Israel and their stooges always cry "antisemitism!", before going straight back to more war crimes and genocide.

Not to mention how Israel has destroyed nearly every (or every, now?) hospital in Gaza to prevent civilians from being treated. Or how Israel haa prevented aid from entering Gaza. Or how bulldozer drivers drive over hundreds of Palestinians, dead and alive. Or... gods, there is so much more, Israel is a deeply sick society.
If you go to https://1.1.1.1 it redirects you to https://one.one.one.one, I think that's what the author meant.