skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Except the robbery isn't illegal...

It depends on the particulars. Not every roadside seize stands up to actual inspection. I'd bet that MOST of them (by number of seizures performed) wouldn't. See [0] for a few examples that caught the attention of the news.

> ...the 100 mile border zone...

I live in San Francisco. I'm quite aware. However, that -too- is policy that's continually being eroded by repeated court scrutiny. It's also -in fact- limited to warrantless inspection of immigration documentation... for anything else, you need either "probable cause" or a warrant (which is true for all searches everywhere in the US). [1]

[0] https://www.npr.org/2008/06/16/91555835/cash-seizures-by-pol...

[1] https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone#are-there-...
Apropos user name ;)
> Biden utterly failed at getting a ceasefire.

Just to add more context to this:

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2024/11/biden-israel-pa...

There is no way for someone to pay attention to the Biden administration over the last year and come away with the impression that they were actually trying. Every single (rare) time they pretended to draw a line Israel violated it blatantly and Biden just ignored it. They weren't even credibly pretending to try.
I laughed out loud lol. We have LLMs for this now.
Another one of these daily reminders that we live in a two-tiered justice system, everything you ever created is fair game to them, but don't you dare use a leak of their weights lest you want to be thrown in jail.
We feed chickens, Merigold flowers to make their yolks darker
… very carefully?
Because (USA perspective) government-provided schooling is shit, and getting shittier.

People whinge about Trump possibly abolishing the Department of Education, but maybe no DoE is better than the one we've got. Because between Goals 2000, No Child Left Behind, and whatever psychological experiment the education establishment has cooked up recently, I can't distinguish between the education system's serious proposals and sinister plots by a saboteur to undermine education from within.

What's really needed is a constitutional convention. Abolish and reboot the entire government, implement a multiparty parliamentary system with actually functional, corruption-resistant government agencies and bodies. Homeschooling is citizens' response to a state that's failed in its basic responsibilities.
It definitely won't last because even the medium is different. TikTok is all about short videos, but most of the content on Xiaohongshu are static images, and some even an image of text.
You could replace "they do not care" with "they are prevented from caring" or "they care about different things" to get a more empathetic take.

Designing entire cities on shoestring budgets and break-neck timelines prevents caring.

Choice of lighting requires caring about many factors, including longevity and efficiency. The fact that you would make a different tradeoff doesn't mean the person doesn't care.

Driving is a complex task. Watching for mergers while trying not to die in a crash is hard to do simultaneously.

I could go on, but the solution to these things is not to get weirdly mad at people who may have a perfectly good reason for their behavior (sometimes they don't).

Cities should be designed in close consultation with residents (not just whoever has the free time to show up to meetings). Humans shouldn't be forced to drive everywhere. Up-selling should be a consumer protection violation. Caring alone isn't enough if you care about the wrong things.
It would be nice if they made it real. The cost savings from not needing so much material should be fantastic.
Show HN: Django ActivityPub Toolkit. Application-Agnostic AP Server
I actually skimmed through looking for when the inspirational talk starts.
regarding "These new lights objectively suck to anyone not driving. If your house is near one, they suck."

I have a blinding street light across from my house. I complained to the city and they put a shade on the light so that my house is now in the dark. Its so much in case anyone else has the same problem.
Companies don’t care about you, they care about your wallet, extraction of money from. The most pleasant companies to deal with are the ones who have found a niche where customer satisfaction helps with the goal of wallet, extraction from. But at best it’s a means to an end, and McDonald’s is definitely not one of those companies.
I appreciate the fact its just connected enough to work. AWS does what feels like everything in their power to entrench you. I avoid AWS as much as possible but one example that comes to mind is the fact you basically need to use SQS for SES
Agreed. The vast majority of their audience doesn't understand the difference. And among the subset that do, I imagine there's a fair number of us that don't care about the distinction. I just want it to work well.
Exactly. It's not all about you. It's best for the community to encourage education, and dragging down students who actually care about education does the opposite.
Gaza is completely unlivable and more Palestinians can be "persuaded" to move abroad now that they literally have no infrastructure to survive.
What distro?

Have you spun up a SteamOS VM?
Now do the math on how much you'd save if you zeroed out health insurance costs.
> I agree with you on Django Ninja, so refreshingly simple compared to DRF. I think Django core needs to adopt something like it.

I was going to ask about this with respect to DRF, but you answered it. I am re-learning Django after having been away from it and Python for ~4 years now, and my previous experience was with DRF in a somewhat toxic group so I had less than ideal feelings about it. I know PTSD is a real thing and I don't mean to sound glib about it, but I think I actually had the beginnings of it from that experience.
> The fact that photographers have to independently submit each piece of work they wanted excluded along with detailed descriptions just shows how much they DONT want anyone excluding content from their training data.

That's bloody brilliant. If you don't want us to scrape your content, please send us your content with all of the training data already provided so we will know not to scrape it if we come across it in the wild. FFS
What about the water?
Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42710976
I don't think this point is helping your argument the way you think it is.
I'm so confused – I thought these guys were the absolute best in blowing the whistle on scammy corporations.
In genuinely morbid moment of being nerd snipped… I wonder if the ordinance dropped per square meter on Gaza is higher than the ordinance dropped be square meter on Vietnam… which was famously bombed so hard that detailed maps needed to be updated in order to accommodate how heavily cratered parts of the country were with heavily cratered hills and slopes literally shifting like a form of mechanical erosion by bombing.
While I agree with the sentiment, I have hesitation in letting people see what I read.

In a way, you're letting people see the nature of things that you read - from which they might glean the nature of your thoughts, and privacy is something we all value. For that reason (and since I don't have any particular sentimental value for books, only their contents) I've long since preferred a digital library. As a minimalist, having a single Kindle on the table is aesthetics enough for me, which is complementary of the minimalist viewpoint as well.

However, I completely agree with the fact that having a physical library is a very conducive environment for kids to grow up with. I remember fun memories of my childhood reading from the home library, and thinking how pretty and colourful the shelves were too. But I think there should be a distinction between cultivating a library for your kids, versus that for the observation and assessment of strangers.
The machine that actually holds one of their wafers is almost as impressive as the chip itself. Tons of water cooling channels and other interesting hardware for cooling.
The main export of the EU is bureaucracy
Looks great! Hope to see more submissions to HN from this site! Congrats on the launch!
One should be able to opt-out for training AI, but then testing AI should also become impossible. Else you are freeloading just as much as you accuse the AI companies of.
Hey everyone!

Someone copied my game after it got a couple hundred downloads. This video is about that and what I am doing about it.

Overall, I think it's more useful for indie devs to not stress too much over copy cats and instead focus on improving our own products. We already have so many things on our plate, and I think it's more productive to ignore something like this if we can't do anything about it easily.

Would be interested to know about ur thoughts / similar experiance.

Also if anyone is interested in my game (thanks!) here are links:
What is Tic? Link: https://youtu.be/sKqH4Ps7huM
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6720712299
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rohans.tic...

Cheers!
The enthalpy of vaporization of water (at standard pressure) is listed by Wikipedia[1] as 2.257 kJ/g, so boiling 462 grams would require an additional 1.04 MJ, adding 26 seconds. Cerebras claims a "peak sustained system power of 23kW" for the CS-3 16 Rack Unit system[2], so clearly the power density is lower than for an H100.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enthalpy_of_vaporization#Other...
[2] https://cerebras.ai/product-system/
you should be more specifc. this reads as though youre trying to say that israeli government representatives killed some Palestinians in the west bank as part of their occupation and ethnic cleasing campaign, but im not clear that thats what youre intending to say
'X has been happening for a long time' is an old tactic to hide bad things behind some undefined excuse of inevitability, and discourage any action. Corruption has been happening for a long time, but that doesn't mean it can't get much worse or, through our action, much better.

What does it even mean? What does it matter if it's been 'going on for a long time'?
> Israel has likely also created multiple generations of anger and hate against themselves

Israel would have created multiple generations of emboldened anger and hate against themselves if they failed to respond to the massacre and mass kidnapping.
Or in online spaces, the ever more common “maybe later.” No means no, maybe go jump in a lake of fire.
It helps to have the backing of the US.
When there's an epidemic of attempted/successful suicides amongst teenagers, much of it driven by social media, we are absolutely sicker mentally than in times past.
This could be done with an API key and AWS Lambda in minutes.
How would you have preferred the HR director to address you in the email then?
That seems more indicative of just bad management.
It’s been over a decade since I’ve been in (specially) a McDonalds, but I used to frequent them easier in my life. The ones I went to were well run and efficient. But still as seemed as decoupled as kiosk ordering. The cashier would take the order and put it into the computer. The food preparers would prepare the food and put it on the trays where the packagers would subsequently take it and put it on your tray or in your bag. There was 0 communication between the three groups in 99% of the cases. Often I would make small talk with the cashiers or packagers if there was nobody behind me.

I don’t see how kiosk/tablet ordering would change that significantly.
Make sure you're not blocking googlebot, check in https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9012289
Apparently, Trump has a lot of training data stored in a bathroom, so there's that
Oh yes it may very well over half your kid’s weight. These things are ABSURDLY heavy.

This makes starting hard (an already hard problem when learning), it makes falling off worse because there is so much weight pulling down, and then they get pinned under all that weight so it can be hard to get up again. It makes walking the bike uphill physically impossible so if it is hilly you can't actually go out for a ride.

There will be at least some people out there whose road bike weights less than their toddler’s bike.
one hard problem - Jordan is not accepting back their citizen back.
How is dining with and financially supporting a man who is openly racist, sexist, ableist, and homophobic, and who is an ultra-nationalist strongman who wants to “save America,” not doing “neo-Nazi shit”? Genuinely curious here — there seem to be a lot of comments with the attitude that calling Zuck a neo-Nazi is crazy hyperbole, but there seems to be quite a bit of evidence right in front of us.

We can of course debate about the precise definition of neo-Nazi. And sure, maybe this attorney should have used all the words I used above instead, but I don’t think it’s necessarily too far off to use “neo-Nazi” as a shortcut.
I think you’re biased if you don’t believe the USA is also doing domestic corporate espionage. Cisco probably has multiple NSA sleeper agents silently inserting backdoors into their routers.
Proton is a thing, you know.
Specifically in the desert west, yes.

We measure our land in acres and water is the limiting resource for using it. Water requirements for crops are expressed in feet/year (or inches/day). Combine the two and you get acre-feet.

m^3 would be a less useful unit in terms of calculating water needs out here, the metric equivalent would be hectare-meters (10,000 m^3).
because that 2nd one requires a "No, fuck YOU!" button and so on ad infinitum.
Bullying seems to be a phenomenon almost exclusive to children. Adults don't mess with each other as much for various reasons, not least of which is that adults have more options to deal with the problem.

I think the way to handle socializing kids if you homeschool is to enroll them in extracurricular activities where they can meet all kinds of people. If the activity is a good one, you'll still probably avoid the worst types that appear in public schools, and give the kids more exposure to different kinds of people. And if it doesn't work for some reason, you can switch activities or groups more easily than you could ever switch schools.
Love this tool, used it mod a Unity game and learn all the internals to see how to integrate my mod with the base game. Was an invaluable resource. It also taught me a lot about how they made that game (Lethal Company) and how it was truly made to ship/get the idea out the door and not for perfection/maintainable code.

~~IIRC the maintainer was like 15 years old?~~ Edit: My mistake, the maintainer is 18, https://github.com/ElektroKill
All of my Lebanese friends, quite young, have stories about the wars with Israel. The helicopters and bombs over Beirut. Waking up in fear in the night. They have been grieved in regards to Israel their whole life. In this respect not much has changed.
Humility is only considered a virtue because the vast majority of people rank their abilities too high. The GP is coming from an assumption that the person is ranked higher than those around them; humbling such a person makes the rankings even more inaccurate.
Looks about the same as all the other foam slides. I think they're all very ugly as well. Adidas foam runners actually gross me out
Good. Next, Ukraine and Russia.
While this is a good development. Everything in this part of the world is on a rinse snd repeat cycle ever since the Assyrians and the Babylonians - it hasn't changed much except maybe its actually a little more humane then it was in the past (which says something). Sorry for the cynical take but this just does a temporary stop.
I don’t think people don’t care, I think they have too much to do. Kids at home, too much work, and still barely making ends meet. Our society is set up to push people to the max, prioritizing quantity and “good enough” over quality. Most people do not have a career where spending 1% more time on a curb design instead of spending that time with their kids results in any more pay, much less the spare time to focus on craftsmanship for its own sake.
Yet Einstein said something like "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough". So maybe Feynman didn't understand it "well enough"
Interestingly enough, at least some computer pioneers credited a part of their success to the New Math.

Apparently, learning to do arithmetic in other bases helps with computer programming. Who knew.
"While I continue to believe that many people are going to collectively lose trillions of dollars ultimately pursuing "AI" at this stage"

Can you please explain more why you think so ?

Thank you.
One doesn't have to come at the expense of another. Cf. 'Steady State Economy'.
Thanks, you mention explicitly kernel networking right below about the send path:

> before flinging them at the kernel as [vectors of] large, contiguous DMA requests, without having to stop to allocate

So I had assumed you were taking about kernel networking elsewhere as well.

BTW, on the kernel send path, there is again a copy, contiguous or not, regardless of what API you use.

When using kernel networking I don't think contiguity matters as you suggest, as there is always a copy. Furthermore "contiguous" in userspace doesn't correspond to contiguous in physical address space so in any case the hardware is just often going to see a userspace buffer as a series of discontiguous pages anyway: that's what happens with direct IO disk writes, which _are_ zero copy (huge pages helps).
> there is a range of topics that, even when heavily upvoted by the community, tend to disappear within minutes.

Such as? Disappear as in getting flagged?
"the Australian Open’s own channel has streamed select matches using cartoonish avatars of players instead of the actual broadcast."

LOL - but why not? They need to do this for every sport.
I imagine the designer was under a set of constraints, for example, only a certain about of linear space was available for the ramp, because of other issues in the area; or maybe there was some budget constraint.

The designer may have thought about what it's like for a cyclist to make that curve, and thought, "the bicyclist can slow down to make the ramp."

None of those things have anything to do with not caring.
Yeah when the Palestinians say they want to murder all the Jews that's what genocide is. When there are no Jewish people in Palestine because they killed them all, that's what genocide is. If people didn't hate Jews and support terrorism, Palestinians wouldn't be dying. When Arabs are allowed to vote, participate in government, and join the military, that's the opposite of what genocide is.
There's a difference between refuting someone's argument, and trying to get them fired because you don't like their conclusion.
They are not antagonistic in nature! Where did they get this idea?
Can't watch YT shorts because their algorithm is too good also ...
Witty! But no... Repetitive (Stress/Strain) Injury.
Once you have that trained, you'll be able to publish it and dramatically improve the current SoTA!

I wish it was as easy as this - while there are known toxicophores/no-go functional groups in medchem, there is going to be a big dearth of data on non-acute (e.g. not hERG, hepatotoxicity, etc) toxicity, which is really what the question is here: what are the marginal risks/rewards from eating existing food X (since we know it's probably not acutely toxic).
you mean npm packages? why would you need to update those anyhow?
It is quite confusing because there are strong points in favour of either POV.

Point: you can ride a bicycle without hands. That would be completely impossible without gyroscopic effect. Or you can push a bicycle forward without a rider.

Counter-point: kickscooters exist, with tiny little 6″ tyres which have almost no gyroscopic effect, and yet you can balance those in the same way as a bicycle.
I think Im in your universe…how do we get out?
> Not sure if there are any older examples.

Humorous story about that…
Ok, Here is a reference for just one of the events -> https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdjgv1r4x81o
Imagine building an app for a market you’re totally unfamiliar with. You don’t research the market, you don’t talk to potential users, you don’t do any real world testing. You just build something that seems like it should be ok, ship it, and never touch it again.

None of us would dream of doing that, but that’s what the designer of this atrocity did, if we’re assuming the best.

Bonus: the app probably isn’t going to kill anyone.
The comparable unit (in terms of estimating irrigation needs vs rainfall vs reservoir draw, which are the terms we reason with in this part of the US) would be the hectare-meter, which is 10,000 cubic meters.
>>>How about the idea that it serves absolutely zero purpose, and could cause cancer?

I'm not going to bat for Red Dye specifically (I'd be perfectly happy for it to never be added to food), but I generally like a society that's default-allow more than default-deny. A lot of people will argue that certain things serve "zero purpose" because it's not something they personally care about. But presumably somebody wants their food to be red, or why would anyone be adding it?
TSMC also builds facilities in europe but they are not as advanced. Europe's strategic budget to finance such moves is much smaller. And this is purely strategic, these plants are a technology transfer program meant to de-risk the Taiwan/SK issue getting ugly. From an economic point of view, production in Asia is cheaper.
I think a lot of people fall for the feels authentic and confuse it with authentic. Also a lot of people cant tell the difference.
Thanks for the domain name suggestion.

TheCaringCompany.com was taken but a good enough variant wasn’t and I got it.

Thank you!
I'm sure they spent money to have the article written/published. If it were a legit article, it checks a lot of boxes for this crowd with AI and 3D printed.
the psychedelics are implied
You didn't address the part that it adds nothing useful to the food other than color.
Honestly, I don’t believe China has as much control over TikTok as you claim, and I believe the US government has much higher control over FB than you.

So from where I’m standing it’s the same thing.

And to give you some perspective, there’s plenty of content critical of China on TikTok even though that stuff gets banned on DouYin.
fair. they are guilty of arresting specific ethnicity for the crime of gathering in groups, and targetting men and forbidding men to have children, and forcing women to take han husbands to dilute their ethnicity. but not genocide.
Measuring results is notoriously hard in this industry. Any metric can be easily manipulated, and many qualitative aspects of software are not quantifiable. Moreover, the people who get to decide the metrics will tend to choose them in a way that gives an advantage to themselves.
> or Jews

Any example of this that isn't Israel related?
Wow - pretty bad:

"Another requirement calls for all API calls to use HTTPS"
>The NYTimes widely referenced but debunked story “Screams without words” about alleged rapes on October 7 was co-authored by a literal IDF intelligence agent.

Are you talking about Anat Schwartz? Based on her wikipedia article she served in the "Israeli Air Force intelligence division" at some point, but not when she wrote the article. I guess this technically counts as "literal IDF intelligence agent", but is at least somewhat misleading. You wouldn't call American journalist in his 40s "a Marine", just because he did a tour of duty in his 20s.

> Also the Atlantic Editor-in-Chief is IDF.

Same issue as above.

>Polls immediately after Oct 7 showed college students support Hamas more than Israel, and that’s before a year of live-streamed genocide

This isn't the same as "Hamas are the good guys". Specifically, not every conflict must have a "good guy" and a "bad guy". I don't support US's invasion of Iraq, but that doesn't make Saddam Hussein the good guy. Likewise, me thinking Saddam Hussein is a tyrant doesn't make the US the good guy for invading Iraq.