skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"The current conflict isn't some thousand year old feud"

Well, actually, it is.

There were 1200 years of war, conquest, slavery, ethnic cleansing, genocide and apartheid up until the caliphate was defeated and broken up in 1920/1924. For 1200 years, non-muslims lived under apartheid (Dhimmi). Up until that point, Islamic supremacism was as firmly established as white supremacism was in America.

I suppose if America (which itself was built on war, conquest, slavery, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and apartheid) was defeated in WWI, broken up into various nations, and some land was made available to the Native Americans to build their own sovereign nation, you would be against that ? After all, at that time, Native Americans accounted for only .25% of the population. Since there were so few of them it would make no sense for them to have their own nation.

Wars have consequences. Many ethnic groups lost their lands due to the expansion of the caliphate over 1200 years. The caliphate was then defeated, and things have changed.

"... ethno-centric racism are never good".

While in no way saying that this supports the idea that "ethno-centric racism" is good, you should read the constitutions of the 22 Arab countries in the Arab League. They have, as their basic principals that they are Arab/Muslim countries, and have Islam/Sharia as their law. So, are all of these countries also illegitimate ? Or, just Israel ? Or maybe America should change its constitution to declare that America is a white European country based on Christian law ?
The funny thing is I think you're misunderstanding the scale. You wife likes videos that are not-so-obviously staged. Somone else would get purely staged videos. Someone else would get actual real videos. If you like real pilots landing planes on runways where the wheels make sudden noises, it will give you that.

There are tens of billions of pieces of content there. TikTok is the furthest thing from a monolith possible.

It has to start somewhere, so it recommends the things that the most people like, but it's not the only content there, that's just common sense and good business (recommend The Beatles/Taylor Swift before you recommend Arch Echo/Aesop Rock)
In Sweden, 21% of the population is foreign born. 35% is second generation. The department for statistics did not publish numbers for third generation. The wast majority of immigration are done for economical causes.

Those numbers are to my knowledge fairly similar in many other European countries.
This may be a compatibility problem. On my phone it seems to run at 60fps.
Germany testing 4 day work week
Isolated incidents?! We've seen daily war crimes just on social media for the past year! The Hind Rajab foundation alone* has found clear evidence of war crimes committed by over one thousand individuals - that's just the ones that were stupid enough to post blatant war crimes on Facebook/Instagram and have been identified! The process to identify many, many more is ongoing.

Come on now, there is a wealth of evidence of institutionalised war crimes, and you know it.

* BTW, the Hind Rajab foundation was setup after Israel deliberately targeted and killed a 5-year old girl (along with family members, and even paramedics who tried to help).
Newer receivers are often built in a modular way, allowing you to swap out the "smart" part of the board later on.
Just a guess, but aerospace generally works with feet for altitude and knots/mph for airspeed, internationally. I’m doing a PPL in Europe and we, like everybody, use feet and knots/mph. I believe this is because the US have been on the forefront of aerospace regulation (a set of rules called the chicago convention is the basis of all air law) and aircraft manufacturing.
> Why are you using scare quotes for "terrorists"?

The scare quotes are for Likud+ and/or the IDF.
Glad to hear it wasn't just me being grumpy, I also found it immensely annoying and distracting.
TikTok, AliExpress, SHEIN surrender Europeans' data to authoritarian China
Leds themselves are often fine for long time. It is the circuits they are powered by that are very often crap, poorly designed, specified, too cheap. So heat can kill it.
Or like my last cheap powerful bulb in kitchen that flickers when I have certain controlled resistive loads on.

I wonder how many tests are run in actual enclosures for example. Which for example might not dissipate enough heat.
They might be living in the UK where most of the population has no private healthcare insurance and the nationalized GPs are frequently all overloaded like that.
Per grok it's not true and per me it's not a problem in practice.

A put option is a contract between buyer (me) and a seller of the option. The contract guarantees me a right to sell stock at a strike price to the seller of the option.

If current stock price is lower than put contract strike price, I can exercise the contract and make money: I buy the stock from market at e.g. $78 (current price) and sell at e.g. $128 (strike price).

If stock is delisted the contract is still valid and enforced by the clearing house. They'll just assume that current price is $0 and force the option seller to just fork me cash without receiving the (unavailable) shares.

But it doesn't happen in practice because stocks are not just delisted without warning.

For example, Bed Bath & Beyond announced bankruptcy in April 23, Nasdaq announced delisting in April 25 and trading stopped in May 3.

So there was a week for option holders to settle their trades.
Thanks for your comment, and sorry for your brother.

That some doctor discouraged your brother to take a last vacation with his kids is beyond my comprehension. It's great that he did it anyways.
The past was alterable. The past never had been altered. Oceania was at war with Eastasia. Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.
Tracing Military Command Chains Through Time and Location
If they do go this route it'd of course be highly controversial (not that they care), but also limited to Chrome. Even if they dare put it in Chromium itself, Brave, Vivaldi, etc would rip it out. Microsoft would just redirect the collection in Edge to their servers.
Plenty of Phishing from the CEO
Improvement on this is more likely to come from switchdev than from Tofino & P4. (though these don't necessarily contradict each other)

You can already run plain Debian on a Mellanox Spectrum device, treat it like a Linux software router, and by the power of magic your routes get pushed into hardware. (Source: device on my table to my right :D) Microchip's SparX-5 should be similar though I don't have one of those to test.
It's even worse. Many people find it odd if you do care
Play and monetize your hardware synthesizers online
It's also a question of competence. Many do things that don't understand. And don't even try to understand it.
Great news. Let's see how many days it holds this time around.
I mean, yes, use eminent domain to take the water… and then get TSMC to pay for it.

Maybe another big player in the system would even help build momentum to get these laws changed permanently…
Why do you think that an AGI can't be a token predictor?
Having a house would bring me a lot more happiness than a TV and eating frequently at a restaurant. In fact, having a house would bring me a lot more happiness than all tech improvements in the last 30 years combined.
thank god you warned the last 2 comments weren't serious
I had one piece that made it open source (with blessing of 20 committees), then someone that didn't like me ran it back up the flag poll and pulled it back next day
That's the problem tho: you don't be convinced because you're not rational on this topic. Prior data - no way around it except first hand experience. So you have to try - otherwise your ego/intellectual will invent decorative fantasies to call issue with any new data that challenges that. Understandable, no attack on your - but if you really want to get to the truth on this - channel it into trying for yourself first. That's the only way.

Then once you have sufficient prior data, you'll be able to actually look at the evidence (stuff, academic) if that actually interests you!
America is so weird looking at it from the outside.

I have thankfully never run into locked up things like toothpaste in my life. That seems oddly oddly weird to me.

Why even have a shop if a $5 item cannot be bought easily?
What do you guys do if you need to buy 3-4 different items in different aisles? Wait 40 minutes?
Or do you drag a store associate around with you until you found and picked them all?
> You have linked to all kinds of videos that can only be described as malicious propaganda, and yes, that sadly includes the Amnesty ones.

ok so let me get this straight.

Amnesty international, the guardian and the wallstreet journal are spreading malicious propaganda? is that what you're trying to say

and is the 20 thousand dead children from israel's brazen military campaign also malicious propaganda?
I'm guessing "DCA" means "dollar-cost averaging": https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging.asp
> Don't take anything here too seriously

550 comments later...
10+/trade is going back to the early 2000s for the US.

Now it's effectively 0 for most common trades. Here is Schwab for example:

https://www.schwab.com/pricing

If someone is a big options trader they can probably find a better per contract price out there.
I still won't enable Gemini
Try for yourself! :)
Wow thank u for this. Ottoman history is part of my history. May my paternal grandfather was in the same army class as Ataturk and some point one of my cousins had a letter addressed to him from Ataturk sent to all his former classmates calling to join the rebellion and my grandfather refused saying he was loyal to the state. We come from an old Ottoman tribe that settled in Kirkuk (now Kurdistan) and my grandfather was then guven land in Babel (Babylon) where my dad was born. Long painful and very interesting history. My dad’s maternal grandfather protected the Jews from pogoms in the 1940s under British rule (paid for police protection for entire neighbourhoods) and remembered by history, including surprisingly as corroborated by ChatGPT.
Hamas makes no secret of using hospitals, schools and other civilian amenities as bases for weapons and terrorists.

It's part of their "bare chests" ideology that uses the Gazan population as human shields.
Marking code as unsafe in Rust is the escape hatch to do optimisations and reaching out to other systems. It draws the attention to that area for audits and allows building safer stuff atop.

In another language, like C, you can have a good structure and well organized attractions, but you have your "unsafe" potentially sprinkled all over.
Y'all seem to willfully miss the point.

A lot of people are just not very conscientious.
You also pay a spread every time you trade, especially if you're using a retail brokerage like robin hood that sells order flow to market makers.

It doesn't show up anywhere in your statement, but it's a real trading fee nonetheless, so it's still better not to trade too much
I think Windows was ubiquitous because for a long time there was nothing else usable for Joe Average on PCs, and PCs were essentially the only game in town until Apple got its act together.
Exactly. This war has really messed up the world and Israel for generations to come. Never mind the devastation in Gaza.

But the Palestinians cant keep living under occupation. Everyone should continue to exert pressure for a free Palestine or the cycle will continue. The fundamental goal of the current Israeli government is to never have a Palestinian state, which will always be a major barrier unless sanctions are introduced.

Trump was interesting.. Im sure we’ll find out one day what it was all about. But if he really was the catalyst in this I will take back my words and eat humble pie. Someone has suggested the ceasefire is just a show, so we watch carefully.
I moved to Norway 5 years ago and I can say pretty confidently that everyone cares here. I haven’t been to Japan so can’t compare to that, but I haven’t experienced any of the not-caring examples you described at all.
My name is Marco Inaros!

> What kind of system/application/query pattern does DynamoDB optimize for

Start here:

"Real-world use cases for Amazon DynamoDB" - https://d1.awsstatic.com/events/reinvent/2019/REPEAT_1_Real-...

> I'm legitimately ignorant and a lot of people seem to dislike it.

Start here:

"AWS re:Invent 2018: Amazon DynamoDB Deep Dive: Advanced Design Patterns for DynamoDB " - https://youtu.be/HaEPXoXVf2k

Then:

"Build with DynamoDB | S1 E5 – A Data Modeling Use Case Deep Dive" - https://youtu.be/mcZwJQ7O8iw

"Model hierarchical automotive component data using Amazon DynamoDB" - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/model-hierarchical-aut...

"AWS re:Invent 2024 - Advanced data modeling with Amazon DynamoDB" - https://youtu.be/hjqrDqVaiw0
thats the first one we are thinking about, thats great thanks
Things have changed since 2019. The data center capacity in the Ashburn area has increased significantly since then and much more capacity is currently in development.
Such an insane take, how is adding another despotic goverment to the mix going to help?
on my laptop with a top of the line cpu, gpu, storage and ram, i also only get like maybe 10fps....

It's slightly better in chrome/edge at maybe 15,20 fps but still un-pleasant.
I assume that in-the-money options are automatically exercised at expiration in the dead-man situation?
A work managed mac without a sort of helpdesk that can help you fix an update issue of approved software is equally unserious.

I have never had sudo on a work managed device, but always had a phone number to call for exactly these types of issues. Explain the problem, point them to the fix. They look it up internally, call me back half an hour later, take over the machine and perform the procedure.

Is it frictionless? No. Is it impossible? No, just part of dealing with corporate IT.
Apple interoperability efforts under EU law falls short, advocacy groups argue
You're aware we've had grammar/spell check since (checks) 1961 right? It's built right into your operating system.
You can find a it of Unix history here, docs, pics, and videos. All from an old geek. http://crn.hopto.org/unix/
cloudflare is one of the most successful CIA spying op in history, following facebook. when people willingly disable their own encryption and allowing you to MITM them, money well spent i say.
It wouldn't be that hard to keep users separated by location.
This is well summarised. It could end very easily.
First US congestion pricing scheme brings dramatic drop in NY traffic
Yeah, but it can work for generic pics.
You can see a form of this effect on HN itself, in particular in Show HN topics.

First few comments basically set the tone of the discussion and its dynamic. If they are shallow, negative or dismissive, the discussion gets stuck and takes a while to recover even if the submission has a lot of actual merit.
Well. It looks like abandonning software to the community.

From the "P4 workflow" described at https://p4.org/ I see mentions of compiling to x86, but no mention of ARM, and no mention of BPF. So, as someone who discover it, I wonder if this project is still relevant in 2025.
I get where you are coming from and also got the impression that this guy is just bitching about people not doing things the way he wants them to.

But, I catch myself doing this sometimes, though the motive for my gripe may be a bit different. The music on the trail one is a good example, since I like to hike. Generally speaking, most people are respectful out on the trails because we are all there for a similar reason; to connect with nature and relax our mind/spirit while we get our dose of motion medicine. It's an immersive experience, but that immersion and the comradery that comes with it is broken by people who disrupt the serenity of the experience by not considering how their actions effect other people around them.

If I apply that to the examples, that "nobody cares about the impact of their actions on the lives of others" it clicks. Yes, it's heavily cynical, but it is hard not to be, most days, which is why I hike (among other hobbies) to get out of my own head and shed that default cynicism for a bit.

Maybe the author feels that way, but didn't articulate it well enough? Or maybe it's just a hard thing to convey since it always appears as just bitching about the way things are. I guess I empathize, but would have approached it differently.
> As Gates said, those of us who grew up with the ARPAnet and came to take it as a simple fact of life like electricity didn't see the Internet juggernaut coming.

Well, I wasn't even close to the technology nexus that you describe, neither in time nor in place, but this really resonates with me.

I RELIABLY manage to "not get" stuff in my own bubble, not because I'm too far away from it or because I don't understand it, but the exact opposite.

For example, I clearly remember how in the early 2000s I thought/felt "well, of course Amazon/eBay/Google is a great business, but everyone is already using them anyway, so what's the upside" and similiar other Thoughts Of Great Wisdom And Foresight.
> What I don't understand is the other people in this thread

OP said, "Unless you stay very small ... you'll realize the service is neither unlimited nor free" ... is what I commented on.
My intention wasn't to be condescending.
We actually buy organic but I mean we buy the ingredients like oats, some nuts, some grains and then we bake it or we make it into a porridge. Our toddler loves it, and I don't think it costs that much.
I don't understand why making excuses for their failure, 10 years after spaceX started reusing their rockets. There are so many competitors now and china is doing quite well, that we don't need participation trophies.
I have literally switched to a lower paying job because of IT issues at a previous firm. The extra headaches was not worth it to me. It doesn't help IT was full of Microsoft fanboys over there who saw Macs as a nuisance and did barely any testing on them of their updates
There is a CVS near me that feels like a horrible dystopia that you don’t need an MBA to understand why it isn’t performing well.

Everything is locked up, even items below $5 and you need to find an employee to get a key.

There is only 1 employee in the store, when I was there she was also elderly and obese. She has to run around to every isle to unlock items for anyone to buy anything. She also has to run the register, leading to a huge line. This store has 30+ isles and is quite large.

All the lights are off with a sign saying this is for energy savings. This plus the store not being renovated for seemingly decades makes it feel unpleasant and sketchy.

They have a robot voice announcing periodically something along the lines of “the AI theft prevention system knows you are standing in the soap isle right now”.

Overall unpleasant to shop there and I stopped going even though it’s the only convience store in walking distance.
Releasing dead software that is used only to support dead hardware?
Okay, but you forgot to mention these caveats:

- 65t is the fully expendable configuration

- 57t is the core-expendable, side-booster only reuse configuration

- 28t is the all booster reuse configuration

- the payload adapter is the same as falcon 9 and therefore can only carry 18 tons

- there are no plans to build payload adapters to launch payloads heavier than 18 tons

And on the Blue Origin side:

- Blue Origin intends to reuse the booster on every flight

- Future payloads need the full 45 ton payload capacity
Nothing about any sales, targets, deadlines, etc.? Not even an Excel or ppt reference? I'm dissapointed!
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Hmm, I've met quite a few people over the years who spent time living in Japan and moved back, they usually weren't in any hurry to return. Seems like some really love it and others think they will, but don't.
Show HN: uPhotos, an open source GPU-accelerated photo viewer and organizer
μPhotos is an open source GPU-accelerated cross platform immersive photo viewer and organizer. It is written in C# and uses the Skia 2D graphic library for drawing.
Google can’t charge a premium for a noticeably worse AI product.
No, it's not good for most people. It's only good for those who rely on welfare programs. It's not sustainable as the money has to come from somewhere. The government has never before seen tax revenue but they still cannot pay the bills and they constantly come up with new ideas to take more money from people.

Let me give you an example. Regular workers in Germany pay for health insurance - people on welfare don't. It's paid for by the government. The government raised welfare payments and promised the insurance companies that they'd cover the costs of insurance for those on welfare. The government then said "Well, we'll pay amount x" but amount x is not enough. The insurance companies now need money so they've raised the rates for every working person to make up for this.
This isn't true. Where, for instance, is the Arab right of return?

It also heavily reeks of the insinuation that Hamas imposes sharia law which is not the case.

But really, how can you claim "arabs are more free" while Israeli settlers evict arabs from their homes at gunpoint with the aid of the IOF? While the IOF kidnaps and kills children indiscriminately?

It's not even true to say all Jews enjoy the same freedom under Israel. Ask the Beta Israelis.

> A hidden camera in a local health clinic recorded a Ethiopian woman being told by a nurse that this shot is given “primarily to Ethiopian women because they forget, they don’t understand, and it’s hard to explain to them, so it’s best that they receive a shot once every three months… basically they don’t understand anything.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/ethiopian-women-claim-israel-f...
The last time I asked someone to turn down the music they dropped their bag to their feet and headed straight to punch me out.

Maybe the wisdom is to just not care, and know you'll die soon, who cares.

Every generation is a shitshow after the next.
Had similar stability issues on a related board - orange pi 5 plus. Specifically wouldn’t reliably come back up on soft reboot

Also there is apparently an arm port of proximity but haven’t tried it