skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Andy Ngo is not a credible source of news about trans people. Media Matters describes him as a “right wing troll” who spread misinformation about this issue [1] and The Advocate points out that right wing media have repeatedly ignored the facts around supposed trans shooters and continued to spread misinformation on the subject. [2]

[1] https://www.mediamatters.org/diversity-discrimination/apalac...

[2] https://www.advocate.com/news/apalachee-school-shooter-trans...
Companies don’t like RTO because most employees are less productive at home and will pretend to work rather than actually work.

It has nothing to do with middle managers.
There's a bug where it the game infinetely thinks I finished the round.
That immediately explains why it was done in p5.js. And why the code is so organised and commented.
"Plz explain why you are breaking the law?" - Senators

The IGs have already been removed. He already broke the law. Requesting an explanation as to why he did it post facto changes nothing about that, ergo the GOP Senators are doing effectively nothing: the IGs are already gone.

The letter doesn't even allude to any consequences whatsoever, neither for the initial illegality nor refusing their request for explanation of the illegality.
Siri is Apple Intelligence now so that makes sense. Old Siri is being phased out.
Augment OS – The Open-Source Operating System for Your Smart Glasses
The source is --> The official "Resistance" team of U.S. National Park Service. Our website: www.ourparks.org

Any legit source?
I especially enjoy how the author from the substack series described the singularity as “The Rapture of the Nerds”.
What are your experiences of using Kotlin for modern macOS/iOS development? How's the support looking when Apple releases new XCode?
Couldn't be more different.
What’s „long single charge run” an equivalent of?
While technically true the difference between 49.8 and 50.01 is quite small and not very interesting. I think the major point was probably that a lot of US citizens don't vote.
That's the problem. Real humans in real world cannot be impartial and will always have biases. So if you expose the public to many different biased opinions and let them learn to recognize the biases and see past them, the "cumulative mindset" will be more objective and less prone to manipulation.

But if you let one biased group decide what the majority is allowed to see, the public opinion will inevitably align with the interests of that group, and won't be necessary beneficial to the public.

Have you noticed how in the past decade or two we have totally abandoned the pursuit of happiness through self-reliance and independence? How being depressed and outraged is normal, and is all but encouraged. This is all coming from the media actively shaping what gets into one's attention span and it will only be causing more and more misery with no end in sight.

And this comes down to a very simple formula. Media likes people who will create content for free. People who are willing to do are often unhappy and have a mindset that causes unhappiness. Media broadcasting their content (to their own profit, of course) is popularizing that mindset and making more people miserable. Bingo!
The fact checkers’ own employer said that the fact checkers didn’t work because they were so heavily biased that the audience noticed it.
Why is that relevant? The code is not obfuscated, it’s already as clear as can be.
I wouldn’t say it’s any worse or better than the original. It basically just swaps some names around.
'Unmusking Musk' was right there!
7.1gb as of today. It'll keep growing as well.
It’s a sketchy story, he was technically in violation of his J1 visa since he was skipping classes and picked up an H1B work visa for his own startup which J1 strictly requires prior authorization for. It would seem he had some strings pulled and got post-hoc pre-authorization, or otherwise took advantage of some grace period and applied for the new visa with a fib. It’s all water under the bridge now, from a brief googling Denaturalization is rare except for cases of concealing crimes committed during naturalization or sham marriages. Lying on your application should revoke it from you but if it’s merely an omission, I don’t know, comes down to political will to prosecute, maybe if he pisses trump off enough somebody will “look into it”
Does anyone know if the St Louis Federal Reserve (and I guess the federal reserve banks generally) is subject to presidential executive orders or is it entirely responsible to the Federal Reserve Board and the St. Louis Bank president? FRED is the only dataset I access regularly
This reminds me of those bug reports that say "Button is green" and you're not sure if "Button is green" is the desired or undesired behavior.
https://www.finance.senate.gov/chairmans-news/wyden-demands-...

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/musk-aides-lock-government-...

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/musks-team-given-access-us-...
I love the whole “my guy did a coup so I’m going to call everything I don’t like a coup to minimize what he did” thing you’ve got going on. Tres chic. And in this case, it’s… the idea that federal employees don’t completely change everything every 4 years to assuage the ego of a moron who thinks he’s king.
Regarding ISBN The first section consists of a 3 digit number are issued by GS1, they have only issued 978 and 979, all other sections are issued by the International ISBN Agency.

The second section identifies a country, geographical region or language area. It consists of a 1-5 digit number. The third section, up to 7 digits, is given on request of a publisher to the ISBN agency, larger publishers (publishers with a large expected output) are given smaller numbers (as they get more digits to play with in the 4th section). The forth, up to 6 digits, are given to "identify a specific edition, of a publication by a specific publisher in a particular format", the last section is a single check digit, equal to 10|+´digits×⥊6/[1‿3] where digits are the first 12 digits.

From this visualization it's most apparent that the publishers "Create Space"(aka Great UNpublished, booksurge) and "Forgotten Books" should have been given a small number for the third section. (though in my opinion self-published editions and low value spam shouldn't get an isbn number, or rather it should be with the other independently published work @9798)

They also gave Google tons of space but it appears none of it has been used as of yet.
likely end-to-end drm
For me other than severance: Halt and catch fire and Better call Saul.
So it works by removing elements with "position: fixed".

But do all sticky headers work like that? In sites that I build, I tend to just have a normal div at the top, followed by a div for the main body with "overflow-y: scroll".
Wealth inequality risks triggering 'societal collapse' within next decade
Upon request, I can also perform a hug.
I noticed it at 78%. Not that the exact number is relevant. Or is it?! No, probably not.
> With regards specifically to Phyllis Fong, I have no confidence that an Inspector-General that occupied the office for twenty two years straight[1] can ethically perform their prescribed role. I am in complete agreement with her termination, we need someone (anyone) new and different in there.

Are you "in complete agreement" because of actual things Fong did, or because you think that 22 years experience in a position is disqualifying?
that's not related to the symbolizer thing. It seems to just be part of the "index out of range" crash. I get the same thing without using the symbolizer.

zsh: illegal hardware instruction swift main.swift
Or, perhaps, we're very far from an adequate society.
> The people spoke very clearly [that] they wanted this.

> [Nonvoters] were "OK" with whatever others decided.

Those are not the same thing! Stop contradicting yourself in order to sanewash Trump.
Not even the odd numbers?
Ohhhg I think I expressed myself wrongly, I meant for example, the Musk person and his proposals as a public man in politics, should I edit my comment to be more clear?
entertainment and not learning
I have a (badly made) variant of kill sticky that I use on my phone. It kills sticky, then messes with any code blocks it finds to make them full width and use a smaller font.

It drives me mad when I'm reading articles with embedded code blocks where the code has less room than the prose and sometimes a bigger font!

It works well on eg this page (https://www.programiz.com/swift-programming/inheritance), but maybe someone that knows what they're doing can make it work on GitHub. It'd be nice to not see those line numbers taking up half the width.

I'm on my phone so I've only the bookmarklet to hand:

javascript:(function()%7Bvar%20i%3Bvar%20b%3Ddocument.querySelectorAll(%22body%20*%22)%3Bfor(i%3D0%3Bi%3Cb.length%3Bi%2B%2B)%7Bvar%20el%3Db%5Bi%5D%3Bif(getComputedStyle(el).position.match(%2Ffixed%7Csticky%2Fgi))%7Bel.parentNode.removeChild(el)%3B%7D%7Dconst%20c%3Ddocument.querySelectorAll(%22html%22)%3Bfor(i%3D0%3Bi%3Cc.length%3Bi%2B%2B)%7Bif(%22hidden%22%3D%3D%3DgetComputedStyle(c%5Bi%5D).overflow)%7Bc%5Bi%5D.style.setProperty('overflow'%2C%22scroll%22%2C%22important%22)%3B%7D%7D%7D)()%3B(function()%7Bvar%20i%2Cj%2Cb%3Ddocument.querySelectorAll(%22pre%22)%3Bfunction%20setPropertiesOuter(el)%7Bel.style.setProperty('margin-left'%2C%22calc(-50vw%20%2B%2050%25)%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('margin-right'%2C%22calc(-50vw%20%2B%2050%25)%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('font-size'%2C%2211px%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('text-indent'%2C%220%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('border-left-width'%2C%220%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('border-right-width'%2C%220%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('border-radius'%2C%220%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('padding'%2C%2210px%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('width'%2C%22100vw%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('max-width'%2C%22100vw%22%2C%22important%22)%3B%7Dfunction%20setPropertiesInner(el)%7Bel.style.setProperty('font-size'%2C%2211px%22%2C%22important%22)%3Bel.style.setProperty('text-indent'%2C%220%22%2C%22important%22)%7Dfor(i%3D0%3Bi%3Cb.length%3Bi%2B%2B)%7Bconst%20el%3Db%5Bi%5D%3BsetPropertiesOuter(el)%3Bvar%20descendants%3Del.querySelectorAll(%22*%22)%3Bfor(j%3D0%3Bj%3Cdescendants.length%3Bj%2B%2B)%7BsetPropertiesInner(descendants%5Bj%5D)%7D%7D%7D)()
Has Hackernews ever hit quota?
Avoid ISP Routers (2024)
Working at a startup before product-market fit can feel like this.

You don’t know why the work is important, but it must be done so we can at least discover whether it was important. You may not get that information, but you can take comfort in assuming someone does have it.

You’re mostly disconnected from your previous life.

There is a guy in the next office feeding baby goats, and your reaction is: “Yes, it makes sense that we’re also exploring feeding baby goats.”

People come in as blank slates and you’re grateful to have their companionship in the shared madness.
I really liked the computerphile video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYbCttCF25A
Who is "they"? And yes, you can absolutely explain it with desperation, and arrogance and in-fighting on behalf of the non-fascists.

The issues on the minds of American issues were mostly things like housing, healthcare; economics. Trump at least pretended to be also angry and willing to do something about it, while saying the Democrats were lukewarm would be flattering them.

What is the point of saying "people wanted this"? To legitimize not fighting it? I don't even care what I wanted yesterday, what do I care what someone else wanted last November?
Scared to click the link!
It goes unmentioned because there is an unwritten rule in progressive media that marginalized groups must never be perceived as doing wrong, because that will deepen their marginalization.

In practice it creates a moral blind spot where the worst extremists get a pass, in the name of protecting the rest. Non-progressive media are all too happy to fill in the gap. Cue resentment, cue backlash, cue Trump. Way to go, guys!
It sounds like you're doing a presale job, not product manager.
A fascinating example of this is discussed in the latest BBC In Our Time: Science podcast (Jan 30, 2025) on Slime Moulds. These creatures have no brains but are able to solve maze puzzles and find the shortest path to a food source.
Simply open sourcing major frameworks like SwiftUI would go a long way to making it usable
No disrespect, but who is Philip Low?
Are you arguing Phyllis deserved to be fired because she had a lot of experience and was a dedicated employee? That's a pretty hot take. I hope for your sake you are independently wealthy, lest someone who can impact your life comes along and determines you shouldn't be employed anymore because you've been doing it too long. You think twenty two years is too long to be in a profession, perhaps the next person will think 10 years or 5 years are too long, gotta get someone (anyone) new and different in there, and you out.
Um you can be married but never consent to sex. You don’t control your spouse.
I'd love to know more but there's a zero percent chance I'm paying for a Daily Beast subscription to access a 2014 entertainment column. Oh well.
Reporters are doing that. But politicians in general and Republicans in particular excel at using rhetorical fallacies and other tactics to avoid answering difficult questions. Here's an example from last year where a bunch of Republicans simply booed and abused a reporter whose question they disliked: https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4274345-republican-tells-...

The media has many shortcomings, but how are reporters supposed to hold accountable people who simply do not care?
Ok. I think engineers are well capable of evaluating what systems they need to support and if zstd is a usable option for them. In many situations, the answer will be "yes."
No, that is omitting quite a significant detail. If apparently the majority of people have X characteristic that is a tiny percentage in the overall population there is some correlation or something newsworthy there,
Yes, I'm saying it's plausible that Meta is acting in line with the Trump administration. The GOP is very anti abortion, to the point state AGs are trying to prosecute put of state doctors for prescribing abortive pills.
Trump slaps tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
Okay, so maybe they still exist but maybe fewer people have a motive to seek violent solutions?
I put this post into Suno

https://suno.com/song/13bdb0ef-a219-4a2c-b1bf-646698593e56
Are Your Employees Using DeepSeek? Top Shadow AI Security Concerns
fwiw Swift still doesn't support mixed-language targets so the interop is somewhat less useful to me than I'd like: https://forums.swift.org/t/se-0403-package-manager-mixed-lan...
Yes. And also because their rules are lax.

The state is what it is today because bussiness-friendly New Jersey raised their state taxes in 1911, so corporations fled to Delaware. Another important piece of background information is that there exists a council of the Delaware bar which is a group of 27 lawyers — who often have very close ties to industry — that craft proposals. The council then passes their proposals to the state legislature who rubber stamp them into law because these politicians can’t speak the necessary legalese to audit the bills, but more importantly, because these legislators don’t want to cross the power brokers sitting on the council. Effectively, the Delaware’s legislature is run by 27 unelected corporate lawyers who (over many decades) have turned the state into the Cayman Islands.

Moreover, I agree the laws are consistent in Delaware, but its not like New York doesn’t have just as strong, if not stronger, history of legal precedent. Favoring Delaware because its
“large amount of precedence and case law” is a euphemism for “large amount of precedence and case law in favor of corporate interests”.

Source:
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/why-does-one-tiny-state-set...

Edit: the podcast I mention also discusses a lot about the looseness of Delaware’s laws. One example they bring up is how little effort it takes to incorporate in the state, leading to criminals choosing to incorporate in Delaware to legitimize their illicit operations. This is just one example.
Often that's the case but I'm happy to report that this site works flawlessly in my Firefox.
Wow, the Doom bookmarklet is kind of cool. https://bookmarkl.ink/ashtonmeuser/04710d3befc446e849108a587...

It seems there isn't a way to browse existing bookmarklets, other than the small, curated lists?
Tbh, im kind of surprised these things weren't being archived as they were being published. Trump is an extreme case, but its not the first time a change in administration resulted in removing old websites.
> Simply start with a simple JSON file, read it in at application startup,

That's not what I'd call hardcoding, it's a startup-time configuration option. Hardcoding is, well, "hard coding", as in changing something in the source code of the affected component, in particular with compiled languages (with interpreted languages it the distinction is a bit mushy.)

And then for compilation there is the question whether it is a build system option (with some kind of build user interface) or "actual" hardcoding buried somewhere.

Also, there is a connection to be drawn here to loadable/optional software components. Loading or not loading something can be implemented both as startup-time or runtime decision.
Whats race got to do with it? Trumps 2-0 against women regardless of race.
I'm sorry, but how many non-voters were physically unable to vote? My heart goes out to them. But everyone else, who chose to stay home, chose to let others speak for them.
It'll take a bit until I have that ready...
Holy crap! Good stuff! Thanks.

Just need to get a laptop to try it.
Quick glance of zstd github repo shows they do provide CMake build scripts?
Sex, drugs, karaoke?
99.9% of commenters here seem to have missed this:

> For example, in the days after Joe Biden was inaugurated, data.gov showed about 1,000 datasets being deleted as compared to a day before his inauguration

It's almost like this stuff happens regularly. If <insert Dem savior> wins in 2028, tons of government websites will also change in the first couple weeks of their presidency. Is it because they're a fascist dictator? Or is it because those websites reflect the administration's viewpoints on issues?

Wish people would take a deep breath and step back and think a little more. I despise Trump, but there's crying wolf and then there's the current state of media and online discourse. Trump thrives in this type of environment. He purposefully fosters it. Playing gotcha with him doesn't work because he doesn't care.
You can't make an anonymous payment with crypto you got a skill issue
These things are so annoying. Is there a website benchmark not for speed, not for security but for "annoyingness"? I guess there is some overlap with accessibility, but that's not exactly what I'm thinking of.

I asked Copilot and searched Google but couldn't really come up with anything.
Yep; my own management chain even suggested it! "You're good, it won't be enforced." Implying something. Not sure what.

Knowing this proposition had the longevity of a housefly, I found remote-friendly work. In writing.
What is going on: the internet is letting you know all this shit. Imagine you had a ticker feed of every story amongst the 8bn. That would be a crazy story per millisecond.
It does it better than the default.

HTH.
They think they can predict the future by extension know what’s good for us. If they could choose you wouldn’t get a vote.
These safety tests are, humorously, that it isn't censored enough. That it doesn't stop you from talking about things that the arbiters have decided you shouldn't be able to talk about.

Which makes it rather ironic given the normal "...but tiananmen" retort.
Almost everybody does. But probably there will always be those who don't. Some people's lives are a sad story, and manipulators can learn who is most vulnerable.
It's open source.

https://github.com/Lumon-Industries/Macrodata-Refinement
Now my outie can enjoy Macrodata Refinement!
Scientist and CEO of NeuroVigil.
I’m not on the left but I know what fascism is, and this is both the same strategy and same ideology. The only reason I can think of to say it’s not is if you genuinely want fascism- but are worried the negative connotations of the label might prevent it from succeeding.

They’re openly using the publicly disclosed strategies of fascist blogger and author Curtis Yarvin for example- he was invited to the inauguration as a guest of honor.
I was bit by something like this. Cc expired, then my server was gone, no warning emails, no way to login to ask for support because it said my account did not exist. Trying to register an account with the same email said I was already registered.

I checked my spam too, nothing. I was not a paying customer, so I’m sure they do not miss me, and I understand that their free deal is not good for them long term, but I wish at least they had the courtesy to give me an email explaining why and maybe a day or two to ensure my backups were OK (they were).
Ahhh I should have checked. Thank you
> Luigi Mangione was also a rationalist

What?

Okay, my first reaction was "I should check Wikipedia, because if this is true (and probably even if it is not), David Gerard will certainly make a huge subsection on Wikipedia about it".

Turns out, what Wikipedia says about Mangione and rationalist is only this:

> Journalist Robert Evans described Mangione as being associated with a loosely-defined online subculture called the "gray tribe" or the "rationalist movement", whose members he described as "self-consciously intellectual and open-minded, [and] preoccupied with learning how to overcome their own mental biases.

Ok, checking the journalist's article:

> ”Increasingly looks like we've got our first gray tribe shooter, and boy howdy is the media not ready for that,” wrote the journalist and extremism expert Robert Evans, who analysed Mangione’s online life earlier this week.

> There's no single accepted name for this loose, extremely online subculture of bloggers, philosophers, shitposters and Silicon Valley coders. "The gray tribe” is one term; ”the rationalist movement” is another.

Ok, checking another link:

> The term “Gray Tribe” was coined by an influential rationalist blogger and psychiatrist named Scott Alexander Siskind. He used it to refer to an intersection of nerd culture with Silicon Valley-influenced ideology descended from the online rationalist movement.

Ok, checking the Slate Star Codex:

> [Grey Tribe is defined by] libertarian political beliefs, Dawkins-style atheism, vague annoyance that the question of gay rights even comes up, eating paleo, drinking Soylent, calling in rides on Uber, reading lots of blogs, calling American football “sportsball”, getting conspicuously upset about the War on Drugs and the NSA, and listening to filk

So... to wrap it up, the reason for calling Mangione a rationalist is that he is "associated with" "libertarianism, Dawkins-style atheism, etc.", which have "descended from the rationalist movement".

Somehow I am not convinced. (Among other reasons, I am pretty sure that libertarianism and Dawkins-style atheism are older than the rationalist movement.)
crime went up after they removed chesa, mr. fact check
I saw a comic once about "finally" solving the trolley problem, which didn't have attribution but looks a lot like this art style.

Without spoiler tags, I'm torn between posting it here versus slogging through to the end. (I can't just always pick left or right, that would mess with the statistics!)
As I understand it the concept of causal chain is quite standard in liability law
converts?
Lol, found the crazy scientist