skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks a lot, if it's not working on safari then it definitely is a touch issue of sorts, I've followed the approach to reduce unnecessary information such as numbering and upvotes, but text resizing is something I'm working on, by the time of first release I think it'll be ready to concentrate or expand info on screen.

And,uh usernames that's a good catch, thank you for the feedback.
Oracle is holding the door from the inside, smiling widely.
Once jack is removed from laptops it will be streamed to laptops as well... </irony>
Kevin, I must be missing something.

CMake can generate a makefile, and this is the usual usecase. So a new language generating a makefile is even _more_ brittle than make, if your assertion is correct.
It's also a separate issue. One thing is whether we are responsible for our work,and another is whether employers or employees are responsible.

In the second case responsibility doesn't vanish, it is transferred.
After the recent "save 30% power in datacenters" thing¹, I've grown a bit weary of the university of waterloo, and "things get warm in the sun"² isn't helping.

¹ it was a IRQ polling change in the Linux kernel that only helps network-heavy applications under high load with good NIC offload capabilities. I'll accept it might save 30% in the "best degenerate" case, but it'll be nowhere close in general. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42841981

² yes I'm exaggerating. The problem is I have no clue about this heat thing, but I do have an understanding Linux NAPI/IRQ behavior, and that made me with good reason call massive exaggeration there. So what am I to do when I see something from this same source that I don't know about?
I think it requires TUI-first design. Then it should seamlessly compile for web.
> Is the appellation in the headline, "radical vegan trans cult," a true description?

For this small group, yes. Their leader believes in Nuremberg-style trials for people who eat meat. If you want to go down the rabbit hole, it gets much weirder: https://zizians.info/
What does "Elon Musk staff" mean? DOGE staff? Tesla? SpaceX? X?

If it's DOGE staff, then it's not surprising.

If it's his private companies' staff, then it smells very bad.
Good to know, though we have mostly either trivial (ie by indexed key) or complex queries, with very few "medium complexity" queries.

For the complex ones we like to have full control as it almost always turns into a major ops issue if the queries are not performing well.

Though perhaps if we can catch changes of the generated queries in our test suite we could let EF generate them. Trust but verify kinda deal.
Copilot already proposes commit messages for you, right?
There are a bunch of these little Linux game emulation consoles and they are pretty neat. Each of my kids has a Miyoo Mini. Lots of fun and a bunch of community add-ons and support. Almost got one for myself but the D-Pad and buttons are a bit too cramped for my average adult-sized hands.
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Why pp do this kind of website? Honest question
Companies staff: https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:th64qrg...
You intentionally dodged the question.

Edit: For reference, the above user edited their comment to include a question that was not present prior, then suggested I was ignoring their prompt.

They are acting in bad faith.
Have heard of it, haven’t investigated it deeply. Looks to still have some of the less-great points of the Java ecosystem on the build side of things (gradle) which is a detractor for me.

Kotlin’s syntax is also weird/quirky in some ways.
I enjoy shows where I get completely engrossed in the world and the story. I love shows that I can fall in love with again on a rewatch. And I want to have lingering thoughts about it when it’s over.

True Detective S1 (2014) is perfect television, but is too old for the last-decade list.

The only other definitive Top 3 is Dark (Netflix)

Other candidates:

- Frieren

- Better Call Saul

- Arcane

- Midnight Mass

- Counterpart (underrated)

- Andor
Hmm, are you familiar with NIST's workshops on accordion cipher modes?

I would talk to the people involved in that effort rather than wholesaling a design from scratch.
> Plenty of antisocial (or worse) behaviour has been promulgated by those indisputably at the top of the social food chain.

This isn't a counterpoint to "fix the world," because those "at the top of the social food chain" are, of course, partners in an oppressor/oppressed dynamic that prevents both parties from realize their full human potential.

"As the oppressors dehumanize others and violate their rights, they themselves also become dehumanized," Freire says. In a sense, both parties are mutilated by the dynamic.

So "the top of the social food chain" is not a clean sample of a fixed world.

Sorry if I am talking past your point.
You can have entirely seperate governing entities complete with their own taxes and elections. The most interesting part imho is that people not even bother voting if the entity does its job properly.
Or if he gets convicted of a crime by a jury, he receives no consequences.
You’re making this seem easier than it is. Even just convincing people the brakes actually failed is a hurdle.

Someone trying to defend themselves by saying the brakes failed needs to show the brakes alone are the cause of the accident rather just a contributing factor. So there was no alternative like using a parking brake and the driver didn’t get into an unsafe situation.

Similarly the failure must be sudden and not predictable etc.
It's late by hundreds of years. It introduces a lot of unnecessary complexity.
The most sophisticated variation of the Wager I've encountered is the Taleb's diatribe against GMO.
I would be so happy if the migration went from pyqt to c++ qt.

Hell, I’ll help with the conversion.
Statistics often exist to bamboozle and provide false and misleading context to otherwise extremely unpopular policy.
In this case, for example, to justify actions (or lack thereof) that will sway voter demographics in your favor over the medium term.
I was wondering if it's relevant that so many of them are young people with "data science" degrees and they call themselves "rationalists". Sounds like they have some sort of superiority complex that might make them more susceptible to justifying acts of violence when it's "rational".
It is the inverse of what engagement is supposed to be measuring, but it turns out that optimizing for engagement takes you down a darker path...
This completely misses the disturbing horror aspect of the show.
Really? Greenpeace says it's because X platforms conspiracy theorists and climate change skeptics. [1]

“But this tool, initially perceived as a new arena for free speech, has become a serious danger to it and to the respect for personal dignity,” point out organizations such as Cimade, France Nature Environment, Greenpeace France, and APF France Handicap in an op-ed published in Le Monde.

Their primary concerns include “the lack of moderation and the configuration of algorithms” which “encourage the spread of hateful content and the circulation of conspiracy and climate skeptic theories.”

[1] https://glassalmanac.com/87-french-groups-including-emmaus-g...
Does this open a path to Swift development without Xcode?

Recent discussion of Xcode, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42803290
I won't argue about immigration here because I don't want to get mired in that shit, but what is common sense about denying the existence of climate change and attempting to destroy/reverse our progress as a nation against it, and further engaging in activities to make it worse rather than alleviate it?

What is common sense about sewing chaos in the federal government, inhibiting it's ability to function? In removing datasets that help us keep track of how effective our actions are?
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Yeah, I've been there too, I'm working on an approach for more readability.
I went through other HN clients and found that they were expecting multi-tap upvotes which makes things, again, same as difficult as og hn interface, it's a little bit of historic but less has less usability at the sane time.

If you'd like to include features from current HN what would they be?
> Trump and the Republicans are very much in favor of checking facts. It is the opposite of censorship: Expose everything.

You know that you're writing this in a post about how the current Republican administration has been scrubbing massive amounts of scientific data from government websites, right?

I don't see how Greenpeace is at all relevant here.
> Where are the protests?

It is quickly being organized for 2/5/2025 at each state capital.

https://www.reddit.com/r/50501/
> Doesn’t that depend on the buyer? I can think of several products that I would only use if free, and would go without if it was $1, $5, or $10. E.g. todo list apps, time tracker apps, budgeting apps.

My point is not that the user would go without. My point is that if your product is not desirable or differentiated enough that enough people would pay $10 for it, then making it free won't help because it will be lost in a sea of clones that already existed before you even started working on your product.

After all, look at your list - todo list apps, time tracker apps and budgeting apps; you cannot, in the sea of free competition right now, deliver a desirable enough app in any of those classes, unless it provides so much value over and above the others that many people are willing to shell out $10 for it.

IOW, if the product does not provide enough value for some people to pay $10 for it, making it $0 won't make a difference because it doesn't provide anything over and above the entrenched free offerings.
>Roko’s Basilisk maps perfectly to Pascal’s Wager

The entire thing maps 1:1 onto Millenarian theology, including the singularity and literal doomsday rhetoric. I think it was Charles Stross who called it duck typed Evangelicalism at one point
Data isn't the ultimate fact check - it's just numbers waiting to be twisted. Bias, bad sources, and cherry-picking turn 'facts' into fiction. Real fact-checking needs brains, not just bar graphs.
I beg your pardon? I mean more in that we stop following a personification of an idea and start vote in a project itself.

It's more a way for people to start see politics in the medium long term.
“The Americans” doesn’t get enough love as one of the top shows of the past decade.

The darkness sneaks up on you. The people who start out seeming like James Bond characters end up carrying the full intolerable weight of their lies and destructive actions. People who looked like side characters are followed up with entire life stories in the shadows.
Public-key cryptography is magic. Zero-knowledge proofs are a consequence that's difficult to find on your own but easy to understand once you've seen it.

I remember seeing someone (probably Avi Wigderson) demonstrating a zero-knowledge proof for graph coloring on an overhead projector when I was starting my second year studying CS. He had a slide with a graph, multiple slides with different permutations of the same valid coloring of the vertices, and a piece of paper with "doors" over the vertices to cover everything. The audience could ask him to open the doors over the vertices connected by any edge, and he would show that the coloring is valid, as far as those two vertices are concerned. And then he would replace the coloring with another permutation for the next iteration. The idea felt clever but kind of obvious in retrospect.
I asked for specific examples of what your concern is. You have still not presented a question of any substance.
I needed to disable the Enhanced Tracking Protection button (under the shield by the https lock icon in the URL bar) to get it to work, but otherwise firefox works fine for me on Linux with this site.
And it is still a perfectly capable machine.

But you can't expect Apple to support it as a development platform. Especially when they want you to use the latest SDKs which only work on newer machines.
Is it too late to watch True Detective S1 then? Old as in dated?
So why are they taking so much data offline?
I didn't see any left the last time I was in New York.

Seems like all the payphones and newsstands are really gone now, e.g. https://maps.app.goo.gl/2vZUGBxvSgdpcdju6
It rings a bit hollow when the single most popular president in recent history was Obama. If the US can cope with him what is the problem with women supposed to be? Harris was an unusually weak candidate; the primary system is supposed to shake people like that out and the Democrats were left in a disadvantageous place after bypassing it.

One of the reasons Trump is getting all these historic wins is because the US Democrats refuse point blank to do some introspection and ask if their policy positions are effective. Name-calling and shaming tactics turned out to not be good enough to stop Trump, so there is an interesting question of who they could stop and under what circumstances they could be politically successful.
> "let the market show us what's actually more effective"

I am not sure what are the mechanisms for that. Would that simply be what maximizes short term profits?

It sort of sounds like a suggestion to remove all restrictions on the work week so that the free market can choose the winning system.

Why not decide instead to take a more human approach where people can work productively and still have enough workless time to rest and be healthy and also have time and energy for hobbies, family, exercise, etc.?
so this $2k investment can substitute for $0.69 in API calls per day
PaperVM is really neat. Much simpler to setup, learn and understand than for example i3.
It's "the way" that apple wanted it to be, but it's not the way that humans have chosen.

Typically not a great idea to be against humans, especially the ones that give you money.
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Old as in not made in the last 10 years, so not in the list's window (2015-2025)
Sorry for my bad english its my third language

My experience was quite roller coaster with oracle, i have to mention im a student and wanted to try their free tier so i could learn more about enterprise cloud hosted VM’s and networking, signup was good for me, but when i tried selecting an arm instance it would be always out of capacity, and i mean i was on oracle from around 2022 until 2024 first half maybe?, i checked it multiple times but ARM instances would just never be avilable(i was on zurich servers, i thought about moving my account to another location-tenancy but i found out it isnt possible) so i was stuck with 2 single core epyc systems with just enough ram, it was fine to test stuff but i quickly got a big issue: networking is a mess on oracle, i mean i couldnt count how many jumps i needed to go through to actualy enable other services, it may be skill issue, but why have multiple software based firewalls? Sometimes having one software would be fine like iptables? Anyways, i was pretty fed up with not being able to do much and networking being this bad, then it come in first half 2024 an update that they forced 2FA on my account even tho i didnt wanted any of it, i logged in had to set it up and forgot to disable it back because i Dont want 2fa, i just wanna you let me manage my own security please. A month later i lost access to my phone which had the 2fa app(dont buy chinese phones, they die too early, motherboard died in it and i dont have money to recover from such state), i asked the customer support if theres some way to reset it and get back in well there is just i need to go throught some software which was legal age by now,
and navigate it with vague instructions, after 2 days of calling them and trying to do it i gave up

If you still wanna learn working with servers, networking etc. i recommend just getting your own server or choosing some other provider, NAT is not an excuse, cloudlfare tunnel helps you out,
Same for me. Severance is probably the best show of last decade. The last time I had such an engrossing experience was while reading 1984.

My other two are:

- Shogun (The depiction of 1600s Japan is so real)

- Resident Alien (Funny and heartwarming to see an Alien getting accustomed to life on Earth dealing with complex human relationships with their flaws)

PS: I am sad to exclude Parks and Recreation which ran from 2009-2015 so probably considered outside of last decade.
Inspectors General have a special provision in the law regarding removal or relocation:

> The removal procedure for presidentially appointed IGs is found in Title 5, Section 403(b), which reads in part An Inspector General may be removed from office by the President. If an Inspector General is removed from office or is transferred to another position or location within an establishment, the President shall communicate in writing the substantive rationale, including detailed and case-specific reasons for any such removal or transfer to both Houses of Congress (including the appropriate congressional committees), not later than 30 days before the removal or transfer. Nothing in this subsection shall prohibit a personnel action otherwise authorized by law, other than transfer or removal.

So it's illegal because he didn't notify Congress in advance. That statute was enacted in 2022 specifically to prevent abuses of power such as this.
> Note that in most scenarios compiler do not "recognize UB" and then don't tell you about it. Instead, they do not know whether there will be UB or not at run-time and simply assume that you know what you are doing.

The point is the old K&R era compilers did that 100% of the time, whereas the current crop uses UB as an excuse to generate some random behaviour some percentage of the time. Programmers can't tell you when that happens because it varies wildly with compilers, versions of compilers and flags passed. Perhaps you are right in saying it's "most scenarios" - but unless you are a compiler writer I'm not sure who you would know, and even then it only applies to the compiler you are familiar with.
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Most people don't hate trans people, they just think they believe things that do not correspond to biological reality; ie. they have an illness that is negatively affecting their mind and they need compassion and help. Those same people want to minimize social exposure to provably contagious, harmful, and absurd ideas like gender fluidity.
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That's probably true, but the larger issue is that we're unlikely to redefine society in the name of making less than 1% of the population feel better. The US has struggled for centuries with the question of how to better treat far more number minorities, such as black people... and women.

At some point the, "change society" approach is bound to create backlash that such a small movement can't sustain, and frankly we're seeing evidence of that now. There's also the reality that forget most of the US, most of the world isn't invested in this cause. This is not a universal cause, and while I personally think that's regrettable, it's also clearly just the way it is for now. Change, if it comes, will be far more gradual than some people are prepared to tolerate, and that assumes change continues in a sawtoothed manner in the right direction.
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I think that’s a drastic oversimplification.
Different kind of heat transfer. Clothes in the dryer match the temperature of the heated air around them. This paper is about radiated heat captured by the cloth.
I am inclined to think this can't be true, but I have to admit that this would be nothing more than cope.

The US State is collapsing right in front of our eyes. Frightening. The US public still distracted by imaginary internal enemies, some prefer to keep pretending nothing is happening, others complying out of fear, media moguls distorting information sphere, the mess is complete. Cue a dog in a burning house, "All is fine"

All public institutions overtaken, competent people have to leave. What is happening behind the scenes is hidden by a professional chaos actor creating a new crisis everyday.

There is not much hope left.
Maybe it's a feature and not a bug. The end of doom scrolling is removing the scrolling.
Well, that's not typically what's meant or else security access log would be completely illegal.
Did you confuse gzip and xz? You mention numbers from xz and then suddenly talk about gzip? These two are not related…
Makes you wonder if LLMs are in the comments section trying to keep the hype going
Believe me, I get it. BUT, and even I hate saying this, if both sides continue to resort to "the other side is lying" - aka people claiming 2020 was rigged and people claiming deportation/crime numbers are under-reported.

I'm not saying believe everything without due diligence. I'm saying everyone calling everyone else liars is not going to end peacefully for anyone.
Do we know what datasets these are? Do we actually have a diff here so we know what's been removed? There's a lot of assumptions being thrown around here, but we don't even know if this is some kind of malicious compliance. An actual list of what's been removed would probably clear the air a lot.

As one of the reddit comments (in the thread linked by the article) pointed out,

> During the start of Biden’s term, On 6th feb data.gov had “218,384 DATASETS” but on 7th feb it only had “192,180 DATASETS”
In so far as it's an incompetent basalisk, this is a good thing.

Trouble is, people are highly motivated to make the AI ever smarter.

I suppose I should've put numbers on it though: 100x more likely is "a much higher chance" even if it's going from 0.01% to 1%.
This is a terrible idea. Do not do this.
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Pretty sure Zizians haven't been considered rationalists for at least five years.
Thanks for shedding some light on this element of the story. I like to keep references like this when mustering support for action.

What does bipartisan even mean? I've seen my state lose a republican congressperson who, while I disagreed with, called out trump on disrespecting branches of gov during first term and since been replaced with a pro-trump congressperson. The checks and balances are eroding and the citizen response has to be strong.
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The console wars are over and nobody won
You see the problem in your comment:

why this couldn’t be SOMEONE’S ELSE passion project
I definitely passed a newsstand on the UWS yesterday. It was about
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The article spends a good amount of time suggesting how to write better blog posts over time, which I appreciate, but the title doesn't fit as well as it could.

I feel the title should be more about 'how to write better blog posts over time' or something. I was expecting to hear advice more about creating or maintaining a blog itself, which is more than just writing (in my mind) -

The site pulls a bitdefender warning about malicious something or another, not sure what the trigger is.

I've commented elsewhere about blog software since on HN this inevitably comes up on similar threads.

I've got some stuff about modern wordpress blog design and such on this page: https://steveiscritical.com/learn-websites-and-coding/

Might have to make a more well rounded wordpress blog stuff that includes backups, securing and hosting considerations then submit a more complete article at some point.