skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Assuming the above is correct, if you decide to connect Google SSO to your application using option (3), then it is not a vulnerability that a Google account from a different workspace can connect to your application, because the entire point of option (3) is that users with any Google account (regardless of workspace) can connect to your application.

If you intended to restrict your application to users of your own workspace then you should have used option (1) or (2).
You have to change the font colour of the trojan data to be the same as the background colour of the doc!

Then add some corporate lorem ipsum text elsewhere in the doc to throw the scent off the data bloodhounds.

Sit back and wait with an evil grin on your face.
How we built the GitHub Skyline CLI extension using GitHub
The lady with the rug story, the tik tok recipes... All felt very real, down to earth to me. Versus IG's obsession with glamor, travel stories, other hucksters.
Netanyahu was simply pushing his opportunity to do what Israel hardliners have wanted to do for as long as possible (basically aggressively lash out in every direction without consequences and red lines). It was always going to need to be wrapped up, even within Israel there was strong internal pressure. Waiting until is Trump is coming in gives Israel a free golden ticket with him by timing it right and Netanyahu's careers basically over after this anyway, so he has nothing to lose by doing it earlier, absent internal revolt.
Because neither government wants a well-educated, knowledgeable population. Carlin was trying to teach us that for decades and it still rings true.
Food isn't sold burnt from store shelves. Of course people may 'toast' it to unsafe levels. That's an educational issue.
Started swimming.
How can it perform in fog/snow?
I mean that's the whole business of a short seller.

Take a big short position, then spread the bad news. Hopefully, it's true: the stock drops, and you make a mint. If you fail to spread the news, or you don't get the facts right, the stock goes up and you lose.
Ask 5 people about the purpose of mandatory PR reviews and you’ll get 6 answers.

However catching bugs is always going to be at or near the top of list, so clearly it’s at least partially about catching bugs.

I’d argue that catching bugs along with ticking a compliance checkbox (which is only there because something thinks they catch bugs and malicious code) are the 2 primarily reasons that the business part of the company cares about or requires code reviews in the first place.
that's the part that made me want to post this article here :)

was thinking about how i've just replaced one of my usb chargers with one of those gan devices, but it's probably not going to last as long as a piece of iron with some copper wire wrapped around it
Historical revisionism is supposed to happen when enough time has passed.

This ceasefire is directly due to Trump's pressure on Netanyahu. Trump's envoy went to Doha and made this happen: https://www.axios.com/2025/01/11/trumps-israel-gaza-deal-jan...

This is the actual reality
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There is a cambrian explosion in data processing engines: DataFusion, Polars, DuckDB, Feldera, Pathway, and more than i can remember.

It reminds of 15 years ago where there was JDBC/ODBC for data. Then when data volumes increased, specialized databases became viable - graph, document, json, key-value, etc.

I don't see SQL and Spark hammers keeping their ETL monopolies for much longer.
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42614703.

Really major political developments often have a thread on HN.
They murdered 1,000 civilians in cold blood. They raped, kidnapped and sacked indiscriminately. Arab, Jew, Druze, Thai guest worker. Then they rained missiles indiscriminately on towns and had the gall to complain about getting bombed and besiged.

Let's be clear here: The IDF may have committed war crimes by not being careful about targeting or cancelling convoys that had contraband. Hamas deliberately targets civilians and always has, murdering them in cafes, shuls, buses, community centers and hotels around the world .
You make it sound like Hamas was passive in this. Baiting your enemy into attacking you in order to galvanize your side still requires them taking the bait. It’s a legitimate strategy, just not a very nice one. See also: US/Japan relations ahead of WW2.
This makes no sense.

Netanyahu destroyed his reputation within the Democratic base and it did not concern him in the slightest. Because Israel stopped truly needing the approval of the US a long time ago.

And so the idea that he is suddenly worried about what the Trump base thinks has no basis in fact. Especially when the Trump base is not 1-1 with the Republican base i.e. the majority of the Congress still supports Israel.
I love all kinds of world cuisine, but I did not find the food in France to be better or cheaper than the food in the US, on average (and I love French cuisine). The pastries and wine though... different story!
Eventually the headline will be the first 2 words.

The tech is neat, there is value in a sense, LLMs are a fun tech. They are not going to invent AGI with LLMs.
It's weird, but I find myself abandoning ebooks much easier than printed books. It's actually very rare that I abandon a printed book, but very common that I put off finishing an ebook.

I wonder why. What you say rings true.

As silly as it sounds, my emotional connection to ebooks is somehow weaker.
Sweden starts building 100k year storage site for spent nuclear fuel
RP2350 Hacking Challenge results are in
I only got as far as "solved Schrodinger equation for a hydrogen atom" and never got to the next stage you describe with physics.

In a sense, I think your explanation is consistent with mine, but with the deeper context of math being a language itself, and the math itself being a more satisfactory explanation to someone with a greater intuition for what the equations actually mean. I can pump through all of the major equations in physics and explain almost anything I want with them, but it always just feels like rote application of algebra rules to completely arbitrary seeming formulas- nothing like what you describe. Frankly, I think I was more interested in girls than studying when I was a physics student decades ago, and I could probably get a lot more out of it revisiting this stuff now.

However, I do still think there is a real chance that we are missing something big that would fit all of these pieces together with qualitative explanations. Personally, I think Julian Barbour is likely on the right path with his timeless physics, but if so it will need a lot more research and development.
Generational trauma marches on!
It's generally safe to assume your child will be above the bottom quintile for anything they care about. I went to a decent public school, and gifted programs, AP courses and extracurricular activities are lacking. Most students do not care about learning. I've talked to some people from Lexington High School (often considered the best public school in the US), and they had the same sentiment.

"I thought you guys usually have a bunch of olympiad medalists though; don't students care about academics at your school?"

"No, there's only really 10–15 of us who try, and hold up the rest of the school's reputation."
Related:

Woolly mammoth 'de-extinction' is nearing reality (96 points, 5 months ago, 125 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41418153

52,000-year-old woolly mammoth chromosomes reconstructed from 'jerky-like' skin (64 points, 6 months ago, 30 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40947479

Company working to 'de-extinct' mammoths creates elephant stem cell line (10 months ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39721755

Scientists are working to bring the woolly mammoth back (102 points, 1 year ago, 75 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37287239

A (different) startup made a jumbo meatball from the mammoth's genetic sequence (14 points, 2 years ago, 4 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35354464

Lab-grown woolly mammoths could walk the Earth in six years (21 points, 2 years ago, 28 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32205120
>Meanwhile Biden's actions has resulted in a ceasefire.

please stop being a rage baiting troll. the war lasted for 15 months, but ended when there is 5 days left for Trump's inauguration.
> on the continent
> This is the actual reality

No. That is your opinion.

Biden and Middle East administrations had similar meetings for over a year now.

Unless we have a quote directly from the Netanyahu administration it's all just conjecture.
Primal.net and yakihonne.com speak nostr protocol and are both pretty slick implementations.

Primal recently launched “build your own algorithm” along with a feed marketplace.

P2P doesn’t work for social, see SecureScuttleButt. Rabble has moved pretty firmly into the Nostr camp. He’s one of the top minds thinking about decentralized social media. Study nostr and don’t dismiss the relay model lightly.
Your solution it to let disruptive children ruin the education for all students so that no one gets a good education? You are making home-schooling sound much more appealing. Public Schools aren't supposed to be daycare centers, they are supposed to teach children.
> But there is a clear basis for eating food that your great grandparents would recognise.

I’m quite confident every health metric is better for the Red-3-eating cohort than the great grandparent cohort. Being a great grandparent is associated with cancer, dementia, and near-unity death rate.
You can do that, except nobody would use it.
What's the size of your array?
I don't hesitate to put wrong addresses/names/data on all but the most important forms here in the USA. Email addresses? Catchall address to be whatever I want. Phone number? A rejection hotline or online burner number works a lot of the time.
I got it from here: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-01-13/ty-article/.p...
What if I don’t want AI in either of those places?
Liquid sodium certainly is a choice. Very few non-experimental liquid sodium reactors out there.
This will be such a fascinating moment to track statistically. Like how Covid in 2020 shows up every graph. Tiktok day might too.
Untrue, you can buy burnt bread at most grocery stores. Go to the bakery, look at the ends. Many will have burnt tips.

Also: I've never bought this, but I just found this premade product, which is sold in my grocery store and is known to the state of California to cause cancer.

https://www.safeway.com/shop/product-details.197151007.html?...
It's just ease of use. I tried to make a mastodon account early into the xitter takeover. I spent probably half an hour trying to make a account before I decided if it was gonna take me this long that there was no way it would ever catch on anyway so I should just give up.
Adding more context to the question will help get relevant answers.
> can prove it's not from a crime

the problem is that this shifts the burden of proof of innocence on you, instead of the burden of proof of guilt on the authorities. They can say "we have reason to believe you committed a crime to obtain this" and there's not much you can do except to prove them wrong. That goes against "unless you can prove I have a committed a crime, I have committed no crime". That's what I take issue with.

> Your portrayal of the police as an arbitrary force that seizes things without recourse is, I think, incorrect.

You're probably right. There is recourse and procedures, so not quite Wild West level lawlessness. But the system is very much rigged against you if for some reason the police believe (rightly or wrongly) that the assets were obtained illegally or used in illegal activity. And it very much facilitates police corruption since their burden of proof is so low -- who is to say that the police is wrong?
That is not likely to happen. Arabs with Israeli citizenship (who may or may not identify as “Palestinian”) are only like 20% of the population. Palestinians without Israeli citizenship are not allowed to live in Israel except in some edge cases like people in East Jerusalem which was annexed.

Israel is never going to annex the West Bank and Gaza Strip and give the people there full citizenship rights, instead they will continue carving up the WB with Jewish-only settlements that are in practice part of Israel but not officially annexed and which Palestinians are not allowed to live in.
What if you chose a refrigerant with a lower boiling point?
I don't disagree with you, but we don't have heavy scrutiny on the existing and natural chemicals that are in the food chain from all of the plants that we eat.
Not since the industrial revolution.
SimpleX network: large groups and privacy-preserving content moderation
and decoupling order taking with service makes for "funny" times. since mcdonalds installed the tablets i regularly wait 10 minutes while looking at confused / avoidant employees not knowing what to do, even if there's nobody else waiting.

i can almost feel the meeting where someone managed to sell this idea to shareholders... "decouple everything, more efficient !"
I think you misunderstood what I meant by "your money" in "double your money" (and I was unclear). You can only earn the value of the stocks you borrow. When trading long, the gain is unlimited.

According to Investopedia, "the Federal Reserve Board requires all short sale accounts to have 150% of the value of the short sale at the time the sale is initiated" so it's the same principle as going long with margin. You can leverage yourself but there's a limit.
I don't agree with this dichotomy. It asserts a monolithic top-down perspective, making it completely inapplicable to the dynamic I described in my last paragraph. It's "universal care" only in the sense that its universe has been defined to exclude most patient agency. Divergence from other possible patient-desired choices then tends to get rationalized away.

For example, perhaps having a follow up after 6 months only increases the expected value of the outcome by 0.1% and then multiplied/integrated by expected lifetime earnings it's not worth the economic cost of the system paying for that earlier follow up. But being my life, I should be able to spend my resources (including my time, which this current top-down model certainly doesn't account for) to achieve an outcome with much more utility to me personally than simply how much income (/taxes) I'm expected to produce.
For books from Amazon. Still trivial to remove DRM from Kobo, Google Play, any place that uses Adobe DRM.
Yeah Biden's middle east policy is exactly a continuation of what Trump set to be the standard. It was trump that started things like moving the embassy and bombing Iran. Trump basically did all the things the Democrats WISH they could've done but didn't think they could pull off. Instead they get to blame it on "crazy old Trump" and then completely run with the exact same foreign policy

There is no lesser of two evils. We don't get to vote on the war machine
Maybe the task to implement it was scheduled by ChatGPT...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42716744
Online accounts tied to failed startups can be taken over
I think it's a brilliant plan! Your wife transfered the cost of ownership to the library :-D
In reality, little of what we understand in physics was predicted, because there are no underlying reasons to predict the universe works the way it does.

In reality, almost all of our math was retrodicted (the result of taking observation and creating math to fit it).

So, as you said, we're left with anthropic arguments or religious arguments.

For me, I've ended this song and dance by realizing the crazy math works because it was part of a plan.

The more you look at the math, the more you realize that:

1. We can only work from observation back to the math. There is no consistency to the math, except "these are the rules needed to make a stable, habitable universe."

2. Our current mathematical understanding is mostly approximations and idealizations. Every time we look at the universe at a deeper level, we find exceptions that we are fortunate exist, because they allow for a richer universe than our math suggested should exist. (Quantum mechanics is a good example. Things like quantum tunneling were not imagined 150 years ago, but it allows fusion to take place in the sun at far lower densities than should seem possible.)

So, I agree with you. I'm convinced the real answer will never be found in the math of physics, only in the realm of philosophy and religion.

Edit: I love science and I believe we should keep studying and asking how this all works. But, I feel we can make plenty of progress simply asking "how" it works and realize that at this point, "why" it works seems to be fully unanswerable by science.
Dupe (480 points, 1 day ago, 275 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42699099
Because it is a national security operation designed to spy on everyone
Meta was selling data to Chinese groups and buried a report stating this until recently. This has nothing to do with national defence and everything to do with ensuring American companies control the narrative without competition.
I never would have been able to understand lambda calculus well enough to write the blog post if I started with [0]. I say just pull out the shell and start coding things. Then read [0] later to appreciate things on a deeper level.
who cares if they do it with LLMs or not? how do you define agi?
> Because not everyone has the prerequisite math or time/attention to go into quantum field theory for a rather intuitive point about mass and fields.

This gets into the problem though: the article is framed as "the Heisenberg explanation is wrong". Okay...then if thats your goal, to explain that without math, you need to do better then "actually it's this other parameter, trust me bro".

As read, I cannot tell if there's something new or different here, or if "stiffness" just wraps up the Heisenberg uncertainty principle neatly so you can approach the problem classically.

The core question coming into the article which I was looking for an answer for is "is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle explanation wrong?" and...it doesn't answer that. Showing that you can model the system a different way without reference to it, but by just introducing a parameter which neatly gives the right result, doesn't grant any additional explanatory power. It's just another opaque parameter: so, is "stiffness" wrapping up a quantum truth in a way which interacts with the real world? Is the uncertainty principle explanation unable to actually model these fields at all? I have no idea!

But the Uncertainty principle is something you can demonstrate in a first year lab with a laser and a diffraction grating, and turns up all the time in all sorts of basic physics (i.e. tunneling). Where does "stiffness" turn up and how does it relate? Again, I have no idea! The article purports to explain, but rather just declares.
Possibly helpful: You can rebuild a remote system with the --target-host option of nixos-rebuild
GoDaddy slapped with wet lettuce for years of lax security and several breaches
Sure, today. Right now.

That’s what I’m saying. Search engines are still a part young technology in the grand scheme of things.

No reason to believe this is the end state.
Trump's envoy (Steve Witkoff) himself stated that "[Brett H. McGurk] is in the lead". McGurk is Biden's longtime negotiator
You can hardly blame a product for not doing something that we don't know for certain to be possible.
I saw a Google AI advert that said:

"Hey Gemini, write an apology email for my friend. I can't make their wedding."

That's not a future I want to live in, and I love making machines work for me.

Thats not what I want my children to think is OK.

A friend of mine is a teacher and kids are already delegating their learning to ChatGPT and their learning isn't sticking.

What happens when social skills are delegated too?
One man's incompetence is another man's profound skill. OK maybe not actually, but let's just say that some people are quick to apply a label of "incompetent" to people who think a little differently, or who are perhaps only 10% less knowledgeable, or to people they imagine are less knowledgeable.
Tons of stories I've seen on CNN or BBC or CBC about this war had Muslim (edit: or Arab) authors and were very anti-Israel in bias. Traditional media is incredibly biased against Israel which is not surprising given its general left leaning. But I'm sure you've found some bubble that more out there.

Random examples of CNN Arab reporters on the topic:

https://www.cnn.com/profiles/irene-nasser

https://www.cnn.com/profiles/jomana-karadsheh

https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/13/europe/us-israel-aid-gaza-ins...

There is no way more American Jewish teens support Hamas than Israel. Your "unbiased" media seized on to one question of this survey: https://mosaicunited.org/mosaic-teen-israel-survey-antisemit...

Where even this "sympathy" question definitely does not agree with what you're saying.

There are also no polls showing people saying Israel are the bad guys. e.g. in the US: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/10/01/slight-up...
Do you know SOME Python?

Get the book "Elements of Programming Interviews in Python" by Aziz, Lee, and Prakash.

Work through the book, from the start to the end. What you need is a structure, and discipline.

Your structure is working this book.

Your discipline is the stick-to-it-iveness of actually committing to your goal of completely getting through the book, and not giving up, even if it means 2-5 pages a day for half a year.

Perseverance is everything. You have to actually care and then follow through.

And I don't mean reading the book. I mean typing out answers to the entire book.

If you do the whole book (read it, and solve it, and understand it), I'm pretty sure you will have a great shot at passing the coding part of any leetcode style interview.

If you DON'T understand it then, and still got through the book, then do the whole book a second time, and a third time if you still are not confident and capable. These guys explain it. It's not a secret. Books are how people transfer knowledge.
Of any of Israel's wars in recent history none has decimated their regional enemies as much as this. Every way you cut it they are in a much more secure position militarily. Iran (aka Lebanon/Syria) losing so badly is more important than Hamas surviving because that was the cludgle that threatened them from punishing Gaza too harshly (for ex: America pushed Israel very hard not to provoke Lebanon after Oct 7 and we saw how that turned out).

Any future Hamas actions will inherently be less secure as their external help is now crippled.
Strange. Until about a month ago, my IG feed was almost all independent and amateur musicians, interesting tech makers (NOT reviewers or “influencers”, and some alt comedy. Suddenly, in the past 4 weeks, my feed is all political propaganda from the far right, ads, and more ads.

I deleted Instagram because of the change. I’m done. Never used TikTok, it seemed totally fake to me.
> But there is far too much drivel and hype.

Absolutely, unarguably true, for this and every other tech boom.

But it's not all drivel and hype. There's some genuinely useful tooling here. For businesses, document summarization, translation, and asking questions about a corpus of documents using natural language are a few. For coding, some level of improved auto complete up to complete code generation are use cases. For science, there's a ton of automated testing, pattern recognition, vision based recognition use cases. For 3d graphics, where I work, some version of Nerfs could revolutionize parts of the field (although it's too early to tell) while AI based upscaling, frame generation, and path tracing noise removal are already causing big shifts in gaming.

Don't let the annoying drivel and hype blind you to the genuinely useful possibilities.
Israeli massively support Trump over Harris

https://www.timesofisrael.com/poll-shows-israelis-massively-...
SpaceX launches 2 lunar landers on path to the Moon