skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That may not be - but they are not just muslims (some would argue not even proper muslims due to the atrocities). They are definitely a terrorist organization. Whether that is done with religion in mind or something else, doesn't change that fact. I mean looking back at the Oct 7 terrorist attack, it's truly despicable.
would you share the full paper?

or @gnabgib
Is it actually capable of carrying a payload? Have they confirmed that? The fuel graphs they show during launcheshave always shown the ship being full on launch, empty by the end, it's not clear to me how they would carry cargo in addition to what they're showing now.
Blue Origin launches New Glenn rocket into orbit on first flight [video]
Re: Nazi propaganda and security

Without any regard for the security issues, the conflict would be simple. That's not very helpful. Deserved or not, suicide bombings and missiles are real security issues.

Re: granting all Palestinians Citizenship

If the argument is that this would be a good idea, of course it would, as long as it were under a reasonably pluralistic system. It would be fantastic to see a single Israeli/Palestinian state with a slight arab majority, but everyone with their voice represented, all living in peace and harmony.
There are many apps. Voice Dream isn't up to date with voice quality (which was amazing 10 years ago when it started, but now even Apple gives you voices of similar quality for free), but is up to date with prices.

Here is a detailed comparison chart I have made that tracks over 100 features across most popular apps: https://speechcentral.net/speech-central-vs-voice-dream-read...
Did they include the Monkeys?

"Most successful chimpanzee on Wall Street" - https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/most-succ...
The dupe-detector didn't catch this ... discussion over here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42709105
You are not criticizing the government but denying Israel's right to exists and protect itself, and this is the good ol' antisemitism with a brand new liberal mask.
yes but those types stick to live and tiktok lets you completely remove live from your feed. In fact if i don't want to see joe rogan, peterson, or other such horsemen of the misinformation apocalypse outside of live, I can make that decision on tiktok in a meaningful way. I can actually remove that content from my feed. Good luck getting that to work on youtube or instagram. You'll get that content if you like it or not. Good luck blocking all the random alphanumeric account names posting the deluge of that kind of content, reels / youtube shorts will force feed it to you anyway, no matter what you do.
> Why did everyone agree to this rule when they bought a home there if it didn’t matter?

I don't think you have thought this through. People are generally not asked about every bylaw individually. Maybe they bought the house because it was close to work. Or maybe they bought the house to get the kids into a good school. Maybe they bought the house because they just loved the garden. Or maybe they bought it because that was the only one they could afford after a long search and they were exhausted and just wanted to live somewhere.

Even if they read the rules maybe they cared about 80% of them and couldn't give a hoot about that specific one. (Maybe they like that their neighbour can't turn their front yard into a mechanic shop, but they don't care what colour their door is. That sort of thing.)

They might have agreed to it in a legalistic sense. As in they signed a piece of paper which referred to an other piece of paper which had this rule in it among many others. But you can't pretend that that means they "agreed" to it in the common sense meaning.

> Clearly it exists for a reason

That is not always clear. No.

> if no one enforced it then it’s completely pointless

Some rules are completely pointless. Weather or not they are enforced is a different point. But either way enforcing it doesn't make it have a point if it had none to begin with.
Try yfiles via yed!
> An analogy with quarks would be to argue that "color charge" is an appropriate term because red, green, and blue quarks somehow have actual properties associated with those colors.

They do, there are 3 and they add up like primary colors, so all 3 make stuff colorless. That's why those names were chosen. Because of similarities with color we know from color theory.

> there is no such thing as what this author calls a "floppy" object

It's easy enough to imagine as an unattached rope so pulling at one spot affects the whole rope because nothing holds remote parts of the rope in place. The only way for a wrinkle to exist in such rope is to travel at "rope speed". If there's stiffness then a wrinkle can travel at any speed or none at all, because it can oscilate without moving, which is rest energy (mass). So it explains all bosons.

What's great with this analogy is that it coveys that both mass and force range arise from a single term of the equation. There's really no causal connection between them. Neither limited range causes mass nor mass causes limited range. They both come from a single intrinsic field "quality".

There's also no anti-blue color in color theory but it's easy to imagine it so you can intuitively understand its behavior.
With 32G RAM? Besides, manufacturer diversity is a good thing. "Just buy X" comments need to die.
Which is why I point the dangers of accepting this behavior as normal. I'm assuming you mean they could siphon the hashes of my photos through any other channel (e.g. even when calling the mothership to check for updates), but this is not entirely true. For example, were I to take a million photos, such traffic would suspiciously increase proportionally.

If you accept that every photo captured will send traffic to the mothership, like the story here, then that is no longer something you can check, either.

In any case, as others have mentioned, no one cares. In fact, I could argue that the scenario I'm forecasting is exactly what has already happened: the photos app suddenly started sending opaque blobs for every photo captured. A paranoid guy noticed this traffic and asked Apple about it.
Apple replied with a flimsy justification, but users then go to ridiculous extremes to justify that this is not Apple spying on them, but a new super-secret-magic-sauce that cannot possibly be used to exfiltrate their data, despite the fact that Apple has provided exactly 0 verifiable assurances about it (and in fact has no way to do so). And the paranoid guy will no longer be able to notice extra per-photo traffic in the future.
The point about art being hard for programmers hits home. I hit the same thing when dabbling with game programmer (at a much less skilled level than OP). Difficult to stay motivated when the early drafts look like crap and you’re coding against stickman art.

I’m guessing these days there are placeholder art libraries available?
"Metric is precise and logical but harder to use in stressful situations."

That fully depends on your cultural background. Feet, miles etc. are so foreign to me that I would be unable to calculate with them under stress.

But I am not a pilot nor a navigator, so...
Blue Origin's New Glenn Reaches Orbit
TIL that there's a name for it. I always just sort of intuited this phenomenon.
Sure, but then we could just take all the dependency code and put it in single line to make it quicker to review.
More than 380M Christians suffer high levels of persecution and discrimination
I'm a regular outdoor runner and also an extreme morning person, so I'm often out running at like 3 AM, and it is absolutely not safer to be in complete darkness. Surfaces are not perfectly uniform and unobstructed and the ambient light from the atmosphere and surrounding city, even dead in the center of a major metro area, is nowhere near enough to see everything you might hit. I've tripped many times and even broken my hand before. It is effectively impossible to ever go full speed.
Thank you to the author for putting the feeling I have had since years into words. It's not just the US that is this bad, it's also in Europe. Just looking at the COVID pandemic tells you all you need to know about countries where people care and where they don't care. Maybe the west emphasized individualism too much? See also: Communitarianism - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communitarianism
How do you cope with the sudden loss of the need to use your body for movement or hunting in the wild? By going to the gym and dedicating time to physical fitness. Isn’t that similar?
Thanks for the recommendation! What was the coldest temperature it was able to withstand?
No, these are delays for anticipated Starship reentries over the Indian ocean. Falcon 9 doesn't reenter there. They keep on scrubbing and rescheduling the launch, that's why it's been several times in the past few weeks.
But why is it a failed experiment ?

Because the simplicity results in various footguns, just like most programmers probably shouldn't use C these days ?

("Webserver" sounds like an extra layer on top, like how Python allows you to (mostly) forget about memory handling issues ?)

Is it also because simplicity either doesn't add performance here, or is it just because the performance is rarely needed ?
Hmm. Will give that a go in next install.

Other issue I hit was ssh dropping out (but other ports staying online). Think that may be a software bug though
I wish the cameras used film like NASA did for Saturn V. The digital cameras used on these launches basically show a white blob with no detail due to digital cameras having such low dynamic range compared to film. And this is made worse with the night launches that Blue Origin are doing.

In Saturn V launches you could see see detail in the bright flame structures along with background detail.

Maybe some of the upcoming digital cameras chips will have higher dynamic range eventually. I know Nikon has a paper talking about stacked sensors that are trading off high frame rate for high dynamic range: https://youtu.be/jcc1CvqCTeU?si=DuIu4BK48iZTlyB2
Hi, I'm one of the creators of Django. For what it's worth, here's what I do for my product Soundslice (https://www.soundslice.com/). I've been working on it full-time for 12 years, so a lot of thought has gone into this.

Soundslice is very complex in its front-end JavaScript. It has an entire sheet-music rendering engine, capable of "responsive" sheet music [1], plus an integrated audio/video player for music practice, a full-fledged sheet music/tab editor [2] and a ton more [3].

In short: we don't use any JS frameworks. It's just vanilla JS — and in this day and age, that is totally fine for building a quality product.

We're disciplined in how the JS logic is structured, trying to find the right abstractions for the concepts of our app, and we use native JS/DOM APIs (which are full-featured these days).

Every web page on our site is served by Django — in other words, there's no single-page-app stuff. I've always found the idea of single-page apps to be "against the grain": it goes against how web browsers are optimized, and it goes against how HTTP/HTML were designed. Plus it adds a ton of complexity that mainly benefits the maintainers of front-end JS frameworks (it gives them power over you).

I think an entire generation of web developers has been misled into assuming JS frameworks are table stakes for building high-quality web apps — and that is 100% wrong.

The time-tested pattern of "serve the initial HTML (with Django or whatever), then add functionality with JavaScript" is solid and helps you build high-quality, maintainable websites.

On a meta note: for years I've sat on the sidelines and rolled my eyes at the frontend JS world, knowing it doesn't affect me or my product. But I've come to realize all web developers — including those who don't choose to use frontend frameworks — do indeed have a vested interest in pushing back against the bullshit. That's because the JS frameworks are making the web crappier, and that affects us all by giving the web a worse reputation. Sites load slower, UI is weird/buggy/non-standard, and the culture perpetuates (meaning it's harder to find developers who know "actual" JS instead of frameworks).

[1] https://www.soundslice.com/help/en/player/basic/100/resizing...

[2] https://www.soundslice.com/notation-editor/

[3] https://www.soundslice.com/features/
I go to a gas station that blares ads at an ear piercing volume. I now keep duct tape in my driver's side door.
It's decent at search
>Why is chat not a paper trail?

Many reasons. First, chat doesn't exist. What exists is scores of incompatible chat apps.

I use WhatsApp but I consider WhatsApp messages throwaway because I keep losing them anyway. They are scattered across multiple phones with no way to merge them. Backups are platform specific. Exports don't contain any metadata and can't be imported.

"Chat" is a useless mess, not a paper trail.

For email, I have consistent backups with metadata across many email providers and email clients going back to 2008.
Pluto and Charon Were Born from a Giant Collision
It looked like Nokia felt shaken by the iPhone and had the right mindset at the time, but their actions didn't match what was presented, the world would have been different indeed if Nokia had stepped up their game in this time.
Celebrity culture is ruining this country
Blue Origin changed CEOs two years ago and since then it started to pull forward.

They may have failures during flights, but they aren't a failure as a company.
You can be just as precise with either system.
Interesting, the closest target to me has stuff locked up like that. It's in a rough part of town, so I suppose it's just location based for all chains. It seemed like things that would be beneficial to the homeless had priority in the locked cases.
ugh, that stuff from piratebay is full of errors and "pranks"

#dataPoisoning
The Big Crunch has nothing to do with Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the center of our galaxy. No theories actually predict that it will consume all stars in our galaxy.
Generally the burden of proof for a crime is to prove guilt not innocence. Innocence is presumed.
Is your idea that 6 to 15 year olds are going to suddenly discover Anki cards on their own and start using them? How high is that %?

I think you should focus more on teachers introducing Anki cards and less on not throwing screens out then, in a sense. I mean, the fact that screens supports something that isn't currently being widely used anyway isn't a very strong argument to keep them.

(And well, the argument against introducing it is that likely very small % of 6 to 15 years are able to or motivated to follow a system like that.)

And the school system already provide ample spaced repetition because there is repetition each year from previous year (at least in Norway, sure Sweden is similar).

The status quo in Norway is horrible, screens have destroyed education system (I have two kids going through it).

I am sure there are better ways to use screens and that is what the proponents always say. But the burden of proof should have been on those introducing screens not the other way around.

There is so much being lost now; ability to concentrate, ability to use a paper and pen as an extension of your brain (as I often do when solving a tough problem).
That's right. There was a time when reverse engineering was a big scene and creating these kind of tools was a craze. But eventually it faded away as people started using more web based tools
FTC sues Deere, alleging equipment repair 'monopoly' raises costs for farmers
National IQs Are Valid
At some point in your life you'll look back at your past and notice how much of the hard work you did amounted to very little of your wealth and how most of your wealth can actually be attributed to gambles you took and won, even though similar people took similar gambles and lost. How the most work that contributed to your wealth wasn't particularly hard and some hard work you did actually delayed or diminished your success. At least you'll see it if you are going to be an honest person not one of those "I did it all by myself!" self-deluders.
What makes me feel uncomfortable is the whole and eye for an eye argumentation in these debates. Your comment on the actions of the US makes me see that clearer. I do not think you can compare war crimes that will end in what-aboutism, and I do believe Israel, the US and Russia has commited horrible war crimes against civilians.

I do not get is how any sane human being can justify killing or abusing civilians at such large scales. A war crime is always a crime even though you might think it is justified.
it's pretty obvious, there's no more tension in the job, the cooks still have a list of things to do, but people serving customers have no idea who ordered what beside a number. they have no real relationship with any of us waiting and quite often I see them roaming around aimlessly, not sure if I've been called or not
Looked into this and yes I think I was mixing up the 90% of land owned buy the ILA with the 13% owned by the JNF: https://www.hrw.org/reports/2008/iopt0308/4.htm#_ftn53

In the case of the ILA, you can buy it if you have full citizenship, but not if you are an Arab with a residence permit but not full citizenship. You can however buy land if you are Jewish and not a citizen. I find this somewhat racist still. Moreover, according to the above source from Human Rights Watch, Arabs still are de facto prevented from leasing 80% of the land. So my figure is not that far off. You also didn't dispute the fact that they have been evicted and contained. Which is also mentioned here.

They have also been steadily changing the rights of Arab Israelis over the course of 2024, as if their collective punishment of Palestinians needs to extend even to their own citizens, just in case: https://www.ft.com/content/3d57cf7c-a097-4e86-8f39-0f7720508...

Edit: archive link here https://archive.is/gvke5

I cannot find a source about the exact incident I was citing about arson perpetuated on Arab Israelis. It was a long time ago I read about that. So I will concede that seeing as I think my other points hold strongly. There are several incidents of arson and increased unpoliced violence in East Jeruselam and the West Bank though. I find this as clear evidence that the war crimes going on in Gaza are not just about retaliation to Hamas, but are part of a larger racist issue, since Palestinians in the West Bank logically do not deserve punishment for things Hamas did, but are being killed at far higher rates since this war. I say higher because children were always being killed every week in the West Bank, increasingly so in 2023.
It looks great.
Do you plan to support RAW formats ?
Carvana stock didn’t seem to react much at all to that Jan 2 report (higher today than on Jan 1, even)? I wonder if, and possibly how much, Hindenburg lost on that trade.
That would be preferable because then they would lose all legal protections and other benefits provided by their country. FWIW the US taxes its ex-pats that live abroad.
How is the right of return has anything to do with Arabs IN Israel? The right of return is only for immigration rights, which is relevant only for non citizens.

And every other example is anecdotal, and does not signify less rights for Arabs. You might as well say that black people have less rights than white in USA.
So nothing but natural, eh? Maybe you meant anything but natural. :)
Don't think I'm taking sides. I'm trying to simply look at it from a neutral bird point of view.

I think this cease fire somehow legitimises, to the public eye, Netanyahu's strategy of intense attack.

It gives the message of "we won't stop until we get the hostages back" and gives the world a reminder of what this is all about, at least according to what he claims.

Again, just trying to observe the message
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Not really, I have no idea what a foot is. But I can just look at yhe tiles and know they are 1*1 meter
If you want to play semantics, going by deeds the IDF, and even the Israeli state, is a far more heinous terorist organisation than Hamas.

The Oct 7th attack was terrible, but the Israeli response (both the initial response when many Israelis were killed as well as the hell wrought unto Gaza) has been downright evil. And they way Israel whipped people up into a frenzy with sick fantasies about "40 beheaded babies", "babies on washing lines", mass rapes etc was utterly despicable.
Google strikes largest biochar carbon removal deal with Indian startup Varaha
Meta's New Translation AI Is Nearly a Babel Fish
I had the N770, the N800 and also the N900.

It’s very telling that someone at Nokia thought it’s basically like the iPhone. In fact the N800 was a thick plastic chunk with no cellular, a resistive touchscreen, and a stylus-driven GTK+ user interface. Its most popular software feature among its userbase seemed to be that you can open XTerm.

They did eventually make an iPhone competitor on this same Linux platform (the N9), but it took five years. “Competes nearly in the same arena” indeed — in the same sense that my 8-year-old daughter competes in Simone Biles’s arena because she also likes jumping and takes some gym classes.
The sad thing is Americans are so twisted by Sinophobia a lot of them will actually believe this.
This came up a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42671472
> talking about stacked sensors

why not just stacked cameras with a range of filters? modern cameras cost and weight nothing (and that rocket puts 45 ton into LEO)
But that’s not true.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/hamas-says-leader-...

edit: Even Israel’s own estimates are 2/3 civilian deaths. https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/05/middleeast/israel-hamas-milit...
Starships first flight felt similarly slow, watched in person.
Roda, like Sinatra, starts from the routing side. After that it's really up to you how you structure it.

There are a bunch of plugins available at -
https://roda.jeremyevans.net/documentation.html

Pros - it reduces the amount of code you have to write for each route. Cons - it does not attempt to be a framework like Rails (I would say this is an advantage!)

You can create full server side HTML apps or you can create a front-end heavy SPA with any of the available JS frameworks with the Roda App only serving APIs. It's really up to you.
That sounds right. Now, I haven’t used producthunt but I believe they market themselves differently, with a heavy focus on ”creator community” and I believe they also call the VCs ”hunters”, suggesting perhaps that people are there looking for products to use and purchase, rather than an early investor club. LinkedIn, but instead of laborers and employees, it’s early founders and VCs? Doesn’t sound as sexy, and definitely not very indie hacker, tinkerer, explorer vibe. I don’t know if that’s the case, but it nevertheless feels like a mismatch between messaging and reality.
I mean, that's my point? Innocense should be presumed, but Israel says "that hospital is a terrorist hotbed of evil!", the western media parrots it verbatim, and then the IDF blows up a hospital - all without credible evidence, and sometimes with fabricated evidence.
The flight is long and expensive, the exchange rate fluctuates, and people like to be near their families. Also the language thing is kind of tough without consistent practice and it can be harder to remember over time.

I say this as someone who loved being there but can't quite afford to go back and see my friends who are still inviting me to visit again.

In terms of permanent residency, I think that Japanese culture Does Not Care about employees' work/life balance. The USA is working hard to catch up here so that's only a temporary gap.
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Hi all,

I have been building this tool that I use myself to design, edit and export tables to multiple file formats for myself. I have added it to my tools, incase anyone else may find this useful.
They are not the exact same ingredients in the fries. Why are you claiming this as it's clearly untrue?