skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Axar AI seems like a promising framework, especially for developers who value simplicity and control in their workflows. I'm curious about its capabilities—what specific problems does Axar solve, and how does it differentiate itself from other AI frameworks? Are there particular use cases or success stories that demonstrate its real-world applicability? I'd love to hear more about its architecture and how it maintains reliability while staying intuitive. The idea of a lightweight, practical approach resonates with me, but I'd like to understand more about its technical depth.
That is a trajectory optimized for payload mass, with a set amount of first stage thrust. It is quite typical, historically. It just looks extra slow since the New Glenn rocket is quite enormous relative to historic rockets.

An impressive first flight by any measure!
> They should have taken the deal when it was first offered.

That's a pretty good summary of basically the last 100 years of that region's history lol
Regardless of the circumstances of the bombing, if the question is - did there exist any cities in europe that were more damaged in WW2 than gaza was in the current conflict, isn't it natural to compare gaza with the most famously damaged european city in WW2? Like what comparison would you expect to be made in relation to that question?
False, there is a lot of wiggle room open for interpretation in your “DNa studies”.

I need to tell Israeli professor of history Sholomo Sand from Tel-Aviv University that he is a white supremacist antisemite for pushing his Khazarian theory and bringing all the receipts in his book

https://www.amazon.com/Invention-Jewish-People-Shlomo-Sand/d...
The rocket BO sent up today is bigger than SpaceX's Starship and Super Heavy!? If I understood correctly, that's really impressive. It would also explain why it appeared slow to rise at the start of the launch.
On the one hand you have your Anne site, on the other hand there’s decades of data.
Good god that’s awful. Like really? And people go along with this? Have they not ever had and actual raspberry?
Doing nothing saves trading costs which are a major drag.

The standard advice for equities investors (at least in the UK) has been to invest in tracker funds for a very long time.

it is possible to beat the market. Many years ago I double my money in approx an year - but I invested heavily in I had been covering as a analyst (one of my previous careers) until immediately before. I am more cautious now.
The plurality of Israeli Jews are Mizrahi (aka, Jews who never left the Middle East), at 45% of the population [1]. This isn't about Europeans, or even "race": Mizrahi Jews and their Palestinian neighbors are racially indistinguishable.

Ashkenazi Jews — that is, Jews who lived in Europe during the Diaspora — make up less than a third of Israeli Jews. [2] Although if you're dead-set on racial essentialism and blood-and-soil nationalism, Ashkenazi Jews are firmly within the Middle Eastern/Levantine clade and are more closely related to Palestinians than they are any European group. [3]

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizrahi_Jews_in_Israel

2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashkenazi_Jews_in_Israel

3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_studies_of_Jews
"antifa" isn't an organized group --- it's some loose coalition of people. The few times I've ever seen people who call themselves an antifa action it was against genuine fascist/neo-fascist militia collectives like the oath keepers, 3-percenters, and patriot front.

I know there's some wild imaginations depicting other things but they aren't grounded in reality.

There aren't anarchists marching with face-coverings, helmets, weapons, and tactical gear shouting pronouns to overtake blue cities. The craziest fictions people convince themselves of.

This is probably the most organized group there is: https://rosecityantifa.org/articles/ ... they're pretty focused. The Rose City Nationalists for instance, is a splinter group kicked out of the Proud Boys for being too extreme, similar to how the Black Legion split off from the KKK.
i think the key passage of this article is when they discuss the shortcomings of the wikipedia arbitration process (Arbcom) - however the wikimedia foundation is not exactly short on cash.

'''The charges are serious, and the evidence backing them up abundant. Nevertheless, seven months later the Arbcom case is still pending. The reason is systemic: in a lengthy request for arbitration on a separate PIA case, one of Wikipedia’s arbitrators noted that the final decision-making panel is staffed by 12 volunteers, only 10 of whom are active. “It is clear that AE [arbitration enforcement] has run out of steam to handle the morass of editor conduct issues in PIA,” the arbitrator wrote. “PIA is a Gordian knot; and AE has run short of knot detanglers.”

Electing more Arbcom members would require a massive overhaul of the site’s governing regulations, a task akin to the US government amending its constitution. And though Wikimedia Foundation, which owns the site, has around $500 million in assets, because of the air-gap between Wikipedia and WMF and the volunteer ethos of Wikipedia’s mission not a penny can be used to hire people to oversee contentious topics.'''
Sonnet3.5 is still a million times better than 4o
> Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank have received

starvation tactics

https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-gaza-war-un-f...
Israel's prisons are full of Palestinian hostages kidnapped from Gaza and the West Bank. Their courts have no jurisdiction over them and have no issue calling anyone a terrorist.
But their _are_ some people who care. I've been busting my ass in the software world for over 10 years, documenting it as I go. Largely everything I give away for free, or at the very least offer a free tier. I cant control what other people do, but I can keep chugging along doing the best that _I_ can do.
> You’re saying that if they had the capacity to bomb Berlin and other German cities they would have decided not to do that?

No, I'm saying if they had the capacity to bomb Berlin--and did--the moral case wouldn't be so clear cut.

I'm also saying that if they had the capacity to bomb Berlin, they would have been well advised to focus first on strategic military or final solution targets.
And yet:

People who care too much are angry.

People who care too much fight over stupid things.

People who care too much self-righteous.

People who care too much are intolerant.

People who care too much are not adaptable.

People who care too much are bullies.

People who care too much are trolls.

People who care too much write rants on their blogs.

People who care too much are miserable.
The average “smart person” thinks a trillion dollar industry can’t brainwash them.
Already had to migrate all my domain's off Squarespace and remove Google Workspace entirely when they randomly decided it was now not free and started billing me monthly more than Google Domains did (80% more) Some MBA got a bonus for this surely.

I would buy $GOOG stock blindly but being a paid user of theirs blows
I don't think speed is fine. Here's a write-up from Mozilla which talks about the performance benefits of WASM compared to asm.js: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/03/why-webassembly-is-faster-...
I'm guessing the camera feeds weren't amazing because they don't have a starlink antenna on the rocket :P I'm guessing Kuiper isn't nearly as close to being ready
Could you elaborate on what you mean by fixed point? Fixed point of what? And what continuity and non-determinism are you referring to exactly?
...what's different than running any other application that uses more than 4 GB RAM on your computer, and why exactly 4 GB and not any other number? You can easily check the per-page memory footprint in Chrome's task manager and decide not to use such 'memory hogs'.
> The packages performed HTTP requests back to our researchers containing username, hostname, current directory and (in later versions) environmental variables.

And exfiltration was needed to confirm a vulnerability why exactly?

I love how completely unaware you guys are.
This partnership has created a problem, though:

My Google is set to German. Apparently Reddit has autotranslated all their content into German.

If I do a Google search for "ssd zfs pool" the 4th result is "SSD-Pool eine schlechte Idee? : r/Proxmox" and this links to `https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/12a5abh/ssd_pool_a...`.

The Reddit page is in German, but as you may have noticed, the URL has `?tl=de` appended, while it contains `ssd_pool_a_bad_idea` in the path. If I remove the `?tl=de`, I get the original version, in English.

This means that what Google crawled, what it has in its index, was already in German. So Reddit translated the original page into German, then made it accessible for Google to index it.

For me this causes the problem that I am now getting a lot of AI-translated Reddit content, even though I'd really like to have the English version to begin with, because I assume that it won't contain translation errors.

I mean, the translation is very good, you probably wouldn't notice that it is one, but still...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/12a5abh/ssd_pool_a...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/12a5abh/ssd_pool_a...
> partially successful landing

Outsiders like myself were too blown away by the 'chopsticks' catch to notice imperfections. What were they? (I noticed there was fire at the bottom of the booster for some time after the catch)
IIRC when I played KSP it was necessary to point slightly down if you wanted to reach orbit in a continuous burn, rather than waiting to burn more at perigee. Is that true in general?

(was playing with a mod that models ullage, so relighting was quite finicky)
> I don't like AI being used in anything remotely creative.

Should be good for the workplace then.
I've never seen that on my side in France, the only way you would get a wooden house is some cottage in the middle of the mountains and even that, they are usually only coated wood and are actually made of concrete or rocks behind.

The old houses are made with rocks and the new ones with concrete. The wood is usually just a decoration on top.
Proof can take a while to get together.

I prefer the EUs precautionary principle that enables action to be taken when there is uncertainty over something.
While you're right on the LED part, this bike lanes is obviously misdesigned..
I have a similar one next to my house and fell from my bicycle due to its poor design, some French civil engineer also don't care :-(
Fake compared to what? Alt-right Zuck with a fresh perm?

Seriously. US social media is taking a massive turn to the right while its owners are swearing allegiance to Trump. To most of the world that is a much more real danger than the Chinese communists.
> The dye doesn't make the food taste any different/better.

Taste is a subjective experience and the color definitely makes the food taste different/better, there are plenty of studies on the topic. I agree fully with the rest of your comment though.

Now that we have good quality studies (see meta-analysis[0]) that prove the causal link between food dyes in general and the consequences in the behavior of children, the risk-benefit analysis tilts heavily against them. While we don't necessarily have certainty about which ones are bad, we know that on aggregate they are bad.

This fact alone should be enough to either start state-funded studies to clear this situation out, or ban them entirely and only re-introduce them on a case-by-case basis as they are proven safe by RCTs.

[0] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9573786/
No, starship/superheavy is bigger. But it hasn’t technically reached orbit yet.
Yay now I have to pay more to get bundled features I didn't want in the first place. Yay.
Could you elaborate on that? Why would the exhaust reflecting off the shock wave cause damage to the nozzle?
I am not sure if they hit their target orbit, since they didn’t declare that beforehand (at least on the stream). When they announced reaching orbit on the stream, they were only at 100 miles, below where Sputnik 1 was, and technically very low earth orbit. Note that the second stage actually dropped in altitude from its peak (above 120 miles). I saw your other comment saying this is typical. I do agree 100 miles is suspiciously exact. It would be interesting to see if they had declared their goals clearly somewhere.
What about 3D Anarchy, later bought becoming Adobe Atmosphere?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Atmosphere
They agreed to the same terms from last May, so where did the soften anything?

Looks more like the Iranian hostage situation when Carter lost against Reagan.

>if Hamas had realized that the entire world was pressuring them to surrender.

I guess you mean the entire western world. The rest doesn't care or doesn't Israel vs Hamas as good vs evil. Same with Russian vs Ukraine.
No, that's not true. Back of the envelope estimates for New Glenn's launch tonight give a thrust to weight ratio of 1.2.

For the Space Shuttle, t/w at launch was 1.5, the same is true for Falcon and Starship. Delta Heavy was around 1.3. Saturn V was 1.2. None of this has anything to do with optimizing the trajectory.
My point was not clear. What I'm saying is that often it would be better for a certain profile of people to not be forced to attend what in my country is mandatory secondary education, and that it would be better to put them to work on stuff they might enjoy.

But of course that would mean the system needs to contemplate individuals, instead of collectives, and the system doesn't like that.
I fail to see the connection…

NI is free to leave the UK whenever they want to. Same applies to French Guiana.

They aren’t oppressed by anyone (not anymore.. anyway)
> His base and his cabinet is full of the most hard-line pro-israel figures imaginable, but then he goes forward and quotes Jeffrey Sachs and ostensibly pressures Netanyahu into accepting the ceasefire

Only Nixon could go to China [1].

To the degree the Israel-Palestine war could have helped America, it already has. Hezbollah has given way to a power-sharing government in Lebanon. Syria, miraculously, is a wild card--with major implications for Russia and Iran. Hamas has been downgraded from a threat to a nuisance. And not only is Iran on its back foot, we also got a free PR campaign for the efficacy of American weapons and worthlessness of post-Soviet Russian air defences.

Realpolitikally speaking, any more war is an expensive distraction. (Potent for a media-time savvy guy.) I'm sure Netanyahu could find something new to bomb in Gaza. But it's not a bad time for him to consolidate gains, politically and geopolitically, and possibly re-aim Washington's eye towards Iran.

(On a human level, it does seem Trump gets moved by images of war deaths. Maybe the carnage actually touched him.)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_goes_to_China
Given how much compute these models take to run, I don't think there's any value in that.
> or they get cut off from Western nations. No SWIFT, no Internet, no SS7.

How do you propose to disconnect them from the internet? As long as there is a country that peers with them that the west peers with, they will be reachable.
Actually all these deaths are just transitory feel goods for the Israeli side. By killing more civilians than ever before, Hamas is able to recruit the same (maybe more) fighters back. They will have different leaders with different names, but these fighters who have had innocent family killed and now want revenge will be blowing themselves up at some point in the next decade or 2 and Israel is equally or less safe as a result.

Pager attack is a notable exception here, that was actually targeted badassery.

It goes on.
Ah yes, add malware and sell malware detection. The perfect business idea.
Transponder signals don't get transmitted on starlink, which transmits in the shadow of the plasma, towards space.
I used Yocto/Bitbake at an old job where they needed to make a custom distro for a bespoke device that went into extremely large vehicles. IIRC the biggest hit for rebuild speed involved certain settings that had ripple-effects across many different recipes or artifacts.

It was challenging since I somehow got saddled with babysitting the system (despite having no C/C++ experience) as the team gradually broke apart for other projects. I was probably too amiable, I need to move more towards the "give me a cool sexy project or I walk" end of the spectrum.
I grew up in Russia and I have a very similar experience emotionally, hating every second of my school life, but somehow I couldn't remember any particular horrors. It was just all so ridiculously sad and hopeless and boring, I couldn't stand listening unpassioned teachers talking about sili memorisation tasks the whole day and didn't feel like I fit socially either (even though I wasn't bullied) so it all felt like a torture.
Key questions:

1. The key data point seems to be Figure 6a. Where it compares performance on BABILong and claims Titans performance is at ~62%, as compared to GPT-4o-mini at ~42% for 100k sequence length.

However, GPT-4o and Claude are missing in this comparison - maybe because they perform better ?

2. There is no example provided of the Neural Memory Module in action. This is the first question I would ask of this paper.
No there is most definitely more to it. There is a generalized trend as to what unhinged social media Karens care about. A Karen isn't a Karen if she is just spouting conspiracy theories loudly at you. She is only a Karen if she is adamant that you follow the established rules of good society, whatever she is convinced that these rules are. Karens value "good" group behavior, whatever their definition of good is, and they are willing to tell you to get in line. Karens care that you don't put external costs onto others. Karens care.

A "hinged" Karen is your common group mom stereotype, who makes sure everybody is doing well and that everyone understands what is up and is following along. She has no problem telling you what you should and shouldn't be doing, but you love it because she is lovely. Hinged Karens are simultaneously the scaffolding and lubrication of good society.
Because Javascript would need to change a lot to better support compiled languages (for instance adding 'proper' separate integer and float types, but that's just the tip of the iceberg). This means extending the ECMAScript standard with features only few web developers care about, increased complexity in JS engines, and potential design-conflicts for new JS features between 'compile-friendly' vs 'human-friendly'. With WASM, the WASM peeps can focus on WASM and the JS peeps can focus on JS.
It's 'not complicated' if one is lazy. The comment is missing a lot of mitigating pieces of information:

- the empires that governed the land before '48 and how that affects consent

- the lack of options for Jews facing persecution, pograms and a holocaust given immigration policies of nations around the world

- the many Jews in Israel formerly from middle-eastern nations

- the complication to the birth-right citizenship argument that all Jews have Israeli ancestry (albeit very distant, in many cases)

- the UN Partition Plan for Palestine

The problem with the conflict is that both sides are right. It's not the Palestinians' fault that their land was least bad refuge for Jews, but it probably was.
You won't get edge overlaps if you start with a non-crossing drawing. In addition, n² is not very much when you have <100 nodes, as in this case.

Force directed layout algorithms can also be made faster using quad-trees and approximate repulsion.
Civilians who die during war rarely have any responsibility for the things their leader do.

What say did the average russian citizen have in putin's choice to invade Ukraine? And yet we are largely ok with ukraine bombing russia, killing some of those civilians in the process. That is the way of war.

I believe we should focus on things that are violations of the rules of war, not civilian death in its entirety. Otherwise we are just saying war is evil, as innocents have died in pretty much every war. A true point perhaps but kind of useless. It also raises the question of what one should do when confronted with war? Just roll over and die.

It has been alleged that Israel has violated rules of war. If true and backed up by evidence, it should be condemed for such violation. But civilian deaths are not a violation of the rules of war. They can be under certain circumstances, but they aren't in and of themselves.
And now they use Starlink for their video feeds.
If it's a fallacy then it's one I plan to keep falling for because it's useful.

No one inhales six apples in a sitting but I sure have eaten 200g of chocolate in an hour before.

It's useful to go for more "natural" foods because they aren't designed to make me eat as much of it as possible. Even if fruit loops were as healthy as an apple the apple still wins because the fruit loops are deliberately engineered to encourage you to eat more of them.
There's a great Eager Space youtube video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxEy9mDeq40
It's signed by 34 people… I guess we can say it's completely irrelevant.
This is such a perfect analogy and I never put it together before.

I cannot stand those cards but to a greater extent receiving them. It really does feel worse than not getting anything. It's actually a slap in the face to me that someone would go out of their way to say nothing like this. It's proof that the relationship is fake.

I feel the same disgust when people throw inauthentic AI bullshit to me. How little do you have to care about someone to delegate a robot or a template to mediate your interactions because you can't be bothered?
If anyone needs to get a grip it's you. There's no issue here. I'm dismissive of your speculation and that's reasonable since there's nothing to support it.

Nothing more to say.
This seems risky, I'm not a lawyer but BCC company emails to personal account seems like a nice way to pave a highway for the company's legal team to request court ordered access to your personal affairs.
If bad economy leads to better social welfare programs than we need more "bad economy". It seems to be good for the people. It is strange that sometimes it is forgotten that economic growth as an indicator only makes sense if at the same time it improves life of the people. Economic growth can also be decoupled from people wellbeing, which happens easily if one doesn't fight against inequality and monopolies in capitalistic societies.
Mediocre performance is better than your top performers dropping 30% or 60%.

I can point couple companies that suddenly dropped from $90 a share to below $10 and then they never got up “Just eat takeaway.com” between 2018 and 2022 it was looking like they would go to the moon. In 2022 you can see hell of a drop and it is not going back.

If you would sell parts of it before 2022 you would lock at least some of the gains.

But I think you know better when to switch companies ;)
Even just the username is sensitive because it gives hint on what to try with ssh attempts.
1) I gave you hard data, I don't count "You don't remember the holocaust" as hard data.

2) Prove it. Give me data not just your opinion.

3) Not really and I fail to see how this is even important. The US is not engaging in active colonization, it has fully colonized the US. You could even argue we've moved in the direction of decolonization by giving back some land to the indigenous population.

Can we agree an American-Israel dual citizen stealing the house someone is currently living in is different than someone fleeing ethnic cleansing?

Like if the US invades Greenland and that Palestinian fled to America and then participated in the colonization then yes they would be a colonizer.

The flip side of this double hypothetical is that Israel is actively building illegal settlements on Palestinian land so anyone who immigrates and isn't under legitimate duress to do so is a colonizer.