skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Something I've wondered about recently - often times in a kitchen you want hot water and a cold box for food - and lately there are heat pump water heaters available on the market. Is there a fridge/water heater combo yet?
There’s nothing complex about “IGs cannot be dismissed without 30 days notice to Congress.”

And no, judges are judges. That’s why they’re called that.
Canada was specifically warned not to retaliate in any manner, which is basically an acknowledgement that Canada has some powerful levers. This is farcical and of course Canada is going to retaliate. The $450B of American goods sold to Canada is going to collapse. The F35 purchase will be cancelled. Various other projects with the US will be abandoned. Oil will be export tariffed. Every American service -- Netflix, Disney, Prime, Apple services -- need to have enormous tariffs applied. We can handle without them, and every enabler of this insanity needs to suffer. Literally the single military threat Canada faces is an increasingly rogue and insane United States, so it's time to start a nuclear program again, which can be quickly completed.

Which will cause Trump's various sprogs to write mean, threatening tweets, and for Trump to redouble again.

This is going to spiral out of control very quickly.

And for those not caught up, this has absolutely nothing to do with secure borders. Canada contributes a rounding error to US border problems, and the reverse is much more the case. Trump outright said there was nothing we could do. He truly thinks income tax can be replaced by tariffs, despite the latter being incredibly regressive, and the ridiculous fentanyl lie justifies his outrageous abuse of your country's limits of power, allowing him to invent an imaginary threat to push his agenda.
People also rejected homosexuality because it was "unnatural". Indeed, gender dysphoria is an illness, and the only effective cure is transition, as shown by the countless meta-studies on the subject.

Do you really believe Trump and his goons want to show "compassion and help" to trans people, by taking away their passports, their medicine, barring them from the military, accusing them of grooming children, etc.? The list goes on.
what the heck does any of this mean??
It's called impoundment and it's patently illegal and unconstitutional. There's already been a SCOTUS case. The executive branch absolutely does not have the authority to decide how money is allocated.
I feel like I run into places that use the same booths as these, but they don't really sell much paper news - now it's primarily cheap cigarettes and lotto tickets and little snacks?
Are there any fan theories of what the work is they’re doing?

My bet is on lumen “renting” part of their subconscious to train a computer, while their conscious minds see a sort of projection of the training, and the act of selecting the numbers has a mirror effect on the part of the brain they’re renting, affecting the model training. But that may be a little too “current events” focused, and the writers may have something totally different in mind.
I mean, do you seriously think the "Fairness Foundation" is going to come to any other conclusion? I think we can avoid wasting our time on this.
It's sad to see that data is so politicised. You'd think that empirical data is irrefutable but Mr. Fauci's last-minute pardon ought to put all CDC data produced the last decade under scrutiny. While I agree with the removal of potentially erroneous information, I seriously hope the data is not just removed from the CDC website but remains available for the public (along with who's funds it was produced under) and becomes fact checked by non-pharma sponsored entities. Only this will restore trust and provide a more complete picture.
Yes and no. Lots of people feel trapped. He/she (I’m not sure who this Ziz is) just sounds like someone who knew they could work their work into trans people.
> duck typed Evangelicalism

I definitely need to remember that one.
that's something I'm working on, but as a notification on client apps, not as emails cause emails only will increase clutter in my mailbox.
Yes, when spelunking why something has changed having good rationality would be a godsend... however let's face reality:

1. Majority of commit messages are low quality and would benefit significantly from a good summary of what was done.

2. Margin of commit messages is often too small for documenting the rationale - this job is better left for tickets.
a good chunk of the current administration is ivy league trained
Arcane was really something. Hard to think of anything like it.
When did you manage to get that? I tried signing up for the ARM server several times but it always says it's unavailable at the moment in my region (East - Toronto) and I should try a different region... however you can't switch regions after you set up your account. I talked to their support and they said it's unavailable for the foreseeable future... choose a different configuration.

Are people still able to provision those instances in other regions? If so, which one(s)? I'm just using the legacy free one for now, the 2GHz AMD with 0.5GB RAM.
> but I also think it is reasonable for law enforcement in the investigation of said crimes to also investigate links to other members in the movement.

It doesn't work. Every single time a radicalized member of the marginalized community does this kind of crime, the numbered-letter-agency dutifully reports, that they knew the person to be radicalized, but had nothing to act on, because a lot of people have weird violence-approving beliefs, talk about them openly or with friends and very few actually hijack a Boeing or two. Those who plan to do things also happen to learn about op-sec mistakes of those caught before them.

Israel knew about Hamas, and the russian empire of 19th century knew about anarchists. Pouring a lot of resources into suppressing all of that didn't do jack shit in the long term.
Trans people have existed for as long as there are records afaik. So it’s the same as homosexuality - just something our particular society has decided is in the out group.
HN guidelines: "Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize."

Perhaps you would also describe the Manson family as a Christian death cult.
> Have you noticed how in the past decade or two we have totally abandoned the pursuit of happiness through self-reliance and independence?

No.
Oh, look a new analysis of YouTube quality that, surely, has learned something from all the past discussions...

[reads]

...Jesus H. F. Christ....

Every generation thinks they discover sex and audio analysis for the first time.

[And don't call me Shirley]
We ridiculed them because their ideas, like slapping blanket tariff on our closest allies, are really really stupid.
the Exponential Family of distributions.
But it’s an accurate and useful summary. This group is specifically organized around the principles of veganism and Rationalism.
Western civilization: from nationalism to feudalism. What a great time to be alive! I'll get my popcorn.
It isn’t paywalled for me, but here is an archive copy: https://archive.is/IU10S
In refining 114E5A:731D4 (Moonbeam) in 00h 07m 51s 064ms I have brought glory to the company.
Praise Kier.
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I wonder if one could just replicate the "Mac mini LLM cluster" setup over Ethernet of some form and 128GB per node of DDR4 RAM. Used DDR4 RAM with likely dead bits are dirt cheap, but I would imagine that there will be challenges linking systems together.
Thanks for that, it's great that its 10x better than the previous best effort. It's notable that it needs to get 20x better again before it starts to have useful applications :-).
A lot of HN extension have stopped being available since their launch
I had no idea what I was doing and why but I finished it to 100%
https://archive.ph/SDJvn
That crowd has the disadvantage of not being primarily interested in the other platforms, so they won't be much invested in optimizing or better matching the target capabilities.

That's the same dynamic as web devs writing React Native apps: you won't expect them to contribute extensions that manipulate local apfs metadata for instance.

So while it's nice to have them use the tools, you still need people who primarily care for non Apple platform and embrance swift for their purpose to have it expand.
Its constitutionality was literally upheld in SCOTUS

So no, not really. You have a list of complaints from the regulated parties.
That officer is not relating a verifiable fact, it's not evidence. Eye witness testimony is well known to be unreliable. As are confessions. Besides, you've move the goalposts from how to by whom.
> That castle was found to be more cost-effective than any other space the group could have purchased

In other words, they investigated themselves and cleared themselves of any wrongdoing.

It was obvious at the time that they didn't need a 20 million dollar castle for a meeting space, let alone any other meeting space that large.

They also put the castle up for sale 2 years later to "use the proceeds from the sale to support high-impact charities" which was what they were supposed to be doing all along.
John Noble as Dr. Bishop is amazing. And manages to keep it cohesive given later... developments.
Most of the Zizians who lived in Vallejo moved there from the Berkeley area. The reason they moved was because Curtis Lind felt empathetic and offered them extremely cheap rent. After not paying rent for years (despite at least one of them being an engineer at Google), they ambushed Lind, then tried to behead him and dissolve his body in a vat. Fortunately he was carrying a concealed firearm, so he shot them in self-defense, killing one. Three years later, Lind was murdered by another member before he could testify at the trial for his other attackers.

If there's any sort of marginalization by Lind in that story, I'm having a hard time finding it.
10x Improvements in this kind of effect don't happen very often. I'm wondering if a chain of these can "pump" coolth uphill, or if it can be used alongside other methods.
Go to perplexity, learn a thing and use the sources it provides with its results.

Then see for yourself who's the parrot with no sources.
Like I said, the problem has been ongoing for the better part of two decades, and they never quite finished backfilling all of those.
Small request: write a header or tail block which records the compression efficiency. Bzip2 doesn't. Gzip does. Knowing the uncompressed size can be vital. Yes, there is a risk of lying and making zip bombs.
You should absolutely watch True Detective Season 1. It definitely holds up a decade on.
Now you're just gaslighting. There is no "protection" that can prevent a new presidential administration from modifying government websites as they see fit.

> I think the answer to that question is more nuanced than we may like to believe

What is this, the X Files? Vague allusions like this don't make you look wise, they make you look like you're making stuff up to win internet points.
conservative media has the opposite rule: make every story about a trans person into a narrative about trans ideology.

this should be a story about an ideological cult with trans members, but instead it's a story about the cult of trans ideology. it's called "nut picking" - use the worst examples of a group to tarnish the group as a whole.

a good example of this is attacks against Muslim Americans after 9/11.
One of the many rabbit holes, the deeper layers of.
That seems like an argument for not ignoring the matter in media that wishes to avoid honing in on the sensitive issue. Now instead of reading an article that integrates but doesn't centre the trans issue, I have read one that doesn't mention it, which I now feel to be dishonest, and one which centres the trans issue above all else, which I view to be biased, but not dishonest. So well done to the authors of the OP, now I can't help but be convinced the trans factor is far more important than I might have otherwise.
While Republicans cheer.
Without reading it you cannot assert at all if their bias is unfounded. Their naming and mission shouldn't detract from at least a basic analysis of what's said.

I guess Byung-Chul Han is right about how digital/online discourse being just a swarm of shitstorming by anonymous narcissists, you showcased how without even a cursory look you let your reactive side out without even a question of how this behaviour doesn't fit the space. You just wanted to shout, and shout you did...
Not in the “up to” estimate.
> I enjoy shows where I get completely engrossed in the world and the story.

Have you watched LOST?

If not, don't read anything on the internet (you'll get spoilers in search results) and give it a shot.
There's no "end-to-end drm" for audio. Any audio can be captured near losslessly by plugging in a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter, and a sound card on the other end. There's also no HDCP-like mechanism for sound, so if you're willing to put the work into it, you could make a fake USB DAC that produces a bit perfect capture of the audio output.
No, I'm a vegetarian, actually. I haven't eaten meat intentionally for around 35 years now.
Let's make torrents and seed them.
> any evil one trans person does, is used to stain all trans people. recognize this tendency; don't let this become like blood libel.

As a Christian, I can empathize. The wrongs and hypocrisies of so many are heaped on those who have no relation to the actions.
> "rationalists". Sounds like they have some sort of superiority complex

Oh yes, this is totally a thing. They're also weirdly obsessed with I.Q. comparisons. They're the kind of community where you might actually witness someone talking about "High I.Q." and "Low I.Q." individuals - and making a claim like "my I.Q. is one of the highest", way before someone else made that cool.
cynicism?

enough with your puerile, shallow pop psychology, bro.

maybe you didn't get what I mean by "your term".

I meant this comment by NicoJuicy, the parent comment that I replied to:

>US is becoming a banana republic

and the term that I meant was, Banana republic.

possibly you have not read the details of what a Banana republic really means, and how horrible it is, of both parties involved in that injustice, or rather those injustices, because it happened many times, with many countries, south of the US, in Central and/or South America. here you go:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_republic

short partial summary:

the US and some US business companies (in a nexus, of course) was usually involved in the creation of those Banana republics, to the financial advantage of both them and the concerned countries' rulers aka dictators, and to the huge detriment of the general public in these countries, including huge scheming, violence and looting against them, etc.

and guess just who coined the term Banana republic?

I bet this will surprise you. it was an American author, with pen name O. Henry:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/O._Henry

he was not innocent himself, he embezzled money from a bank, and fled south.

I have read a short story by him:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Leaf

it may be even manipulative by him, to make money, by tugging at heart strings, but I found it good nonetheless. we had it in English literature class in High School, IIRC.

wrong use of caps not by me, but by voice typing errors, can't be bothered to correct them.

also, wherever you are from, maybe you should read the following articles before pronouncing judgement on things you seem to know very little about:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_United_States

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Indigenous_Peoples%27_His...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bury_My_Heart_at_Wounded_Kne...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dee_Brown_(writer)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_the_United_States

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_women_in_the_Unit...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_United_States...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_imperialism

and maybe most of all, because it is kind of a summary and an indictment:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_exceptionalism
This seems a better approach thanks, it just popped another feature I was hoping I had on HN telling me how long the article is.

Something like a reading hourglass figure, so I spend less time when necessary and more when I have available.

Also, btw does domain info count? in your experience for the ability of clicking on a link?
> In January 1981, the Jimmy Carter administration settled the court case Luévano v. Campbell, which alleged the Professional and Administrative Careers Examination (PACE) was racially discriminatory as a result of the lower average scores and pass rates achieved by Black and Hispanic test takers. As a result of this settlement agreement, PACE, the main entry-level test for candidates seeking positions in the federal government’s executive branch, was scrapped.[36] It has not been replaced by a similar general exam, although attempts at replacement exams have been made. The system which replaced the general PACE exam has been criticized...

People couldn't agree what merit was, and sued over it. Now it's not only [still] unclear what merit is, but it's also unclear how aligned federal hiring practices are with any platonic ideal of "merit".

Trump and Elon taking a blowtorch to a lot of agencies isn't better, or even good. It looks to me like a different kind of bad that can't be quantified at the moment. Some of the worst of this will be temporary, since various resources are offline so that federal agencies can be compliant with Trump's EOs while they figure out how to change the resources and their databases, or wait for lawsuits to clarify before changing much or putting it back online.

Hiring through a merit system does not imply that the employees' work is meritful.

Congress had over 140 years (1883 to 2024) to carefully balance the rights of civil service workers against the need for top-down executive authority to ensure agencies are effective, in a way that would survive judicial review. Unfortunately, Congress is inept at almost everything. The Pendleton Act, followed by the CSRA, don't seem to have very well addressed the original patronage-based exec-branch staffing issue; as the article describes it, they've only ensured that replacing high-level staff is delayed by a term. Have they also made it too difficult to dismiss lower-level staff if agencies are ever in need of scaling back?
> All of which are detrimental to Apple because they force apps to adopt a lowest common denominator approach and not use the latest Apple technologies.

I think you might have this backwards. What you say used to be true back in the days of phonegap, where the hardware was abstracted far away, but all of the frameworks you mention provide pretty easy paths to access new APIs and hardware features. But companies that are drawn to cross-platform tooling already want a uniform experience across devices - and that's why you get the lowest common denominator being used with tools like react native.
a word can be factored into the set and frequency of letters + the specific permutation. compressable patterns in either channel seem likely when the underlying words are language like.
Are people confusing transgender and transhumanism somehow? Looking up rationalist philosophy it seems to be about 'improving' the human species, human potential movement related, people becoming cyborgs and living forever as AI uploads, etc.? Vaguely eugenic in outlook, if more individualist. I suppose such a philosophy views gender as an irrelevant issue, so recruiting transgender people would be something they do?

A good rule of thumb is that people who view philosophy as something other than an amusing pasttime are best avoided, especially when they're spending their time trying to recruit others into their cult.
If I understand the quote from the paper, it's not quite the same. They're putting a controlled amount of irritation over a long time on the cloth. It seems like the change is a higher temperature than other fabrics, not necessarily faster (maybe, but not noted)
My company is tiny comparatively (~150ish employees) and even I've heard various PMs unironically say things like "Let's enable it by default for everyone, because we have those KPIs to hit!"

I've fought back against so much BS like this, but it's just endless and I can't win'em all. Who cares about good UX, not nagging our (paying) customers incessantly about stupid features nobody has ever asked for while the core product languishes and 80% of our customer feedback is "Please make the platform more stable"? All that matters is AI, and that EVERYONE is forced into using AI so our CEO can say in a slidedeck that we've gained X% usage of our shiny new AI thing (that everyone subsequently disables as soon as they can).

It's a fucking joke honestly, this whole industry is a complete farce.
i would love to see a pocket watch version some day!!
I just wish to remind everyone that there is a lot more of us than there is of them.
Please stick with Qt, I have ditched all non native and electron apps from my machine (the last replacement was VSCode to Zed)
Swift outside of Xcode is a bit rough around the edges, I think because more attention goes into making Xcode friendly. I opened Xcode, made a new playground, and hit run, the code crashes and highlights the line where the error occurred in red. Not to excuse Swift's jankyness, just saying that the kind of default experience is more an IDE-first design compared to Go's very good unix-first design.

https://monosnap.com/file/qhlwD6aXUW5bcl3TV5lPmKFDgjWDtD
The pedestrian "right", which I encounter on a day-to-day basis the months I visit client sites a couple hundred miles inland of the Gulf of America, will look at climatelinks.org and say something like: "all I see are foreign countries, why are we spending money on this instead of citizens of the United States?".
"Made a Difference to My Whole Existence": Why Childhood Reading Matters
in burgerland we built 1.6 million houses last year, and imported three million people. Your suggestion is, well, keep importing millions more people than there are homes being built yearly, but that doesn't matter because le evil KKKapitalism is what's truly behind housing inflation. Import ten million, execute the kulaks

maybe, before we overthrow capitalism for the global communist revolution, we could - just hear me out - TRY the easier solution?
Including 44.1kHz in the analysis is ignorant of the fact that most consumer audio equipment made in the past decade or two cannot switch its clock source and physical playback sample rate to that anymore. It's all 48kHz (or multiples of that, for snake oil) these days, starting with when Intel cemented HDA on a 24MHz clock. Playing back anything 44.1kHz just gets resampled at some point before hitting the DAC, in most cases in software.
> I don’t think your point stands.

Elaborate?
"I used to be one of the folks who defined the behavior of both languages and hardware at various companies"

But not at all companies, orgs or even in Heaven and certainly (?) not at ISO/OSI/LOL. It appears that someone wants to redefine the word "undefined" - are they sure that is wise?
In my experience, to archive effectively you need a physical datacenter footprint, or to rent capacity of someone who does. Over a longer timespan (even just 6 months), having your own footprint is a lower total cost of ownership, provided you have the skills or access to someone with the skills to run Kubernetes + Ceph (or something similar).

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> Is this a use case for Torrents?

Yes, provided you have a good way to dynamically append a distributed index of torrents and users willing to run that software in addition to the torrent software. Should be easy enough to define in container-compose.
Proving that oversimplification sells.