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Except that is inaccurate. With the exception of the Biden admin, Republicans have been increasing the national debt at a _much_ higher rate.

Both private and public dept have been rising rapidly since the 70/80's and the introduction of neoliberal policies. Real wages have stagnated, so Americans go into debt. Tax cuts for the rich, so the US has to borrow.
9-11 is a counter example. Asymmetric warfare is a constant threat.
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> Why isn't shipping the runtime with the code a more common practise?

It really shouldn't be. It bloats everything. Containers are bigger. Software is bigger. There's no reason to do this, since very few apps use the entire surface area of a runtime (Python, Node, Java, etc).

Instead, a native GraalVM binary can embed all these things, including only the portions which the application needs to run. Thus it behaves like a dynamic piece of software during development, but a static, high-performance, low-surface-area-of-vulnerability native binary in production.

> That's what I actually do for our product. The JRE is shipped with it as well as startup scripts

Please, as a user, I implore you to look into native targets. It's not as hard as it seems anymore. Some thins really do need Jlink.

> I guess the native compile thing is more for "Java on the Cloud"

Not so. GraalVM is great for embedded development. It's great for desktop development or even shared native library development.

> Java on the cloud seems like a waste of resources to me.

There is no difference now between C++ "in the cloud" and Java "in the cloud" except Java remains memory safe by default.
I’m not sure if you’ve ever dealt with the US government, but people that work there are famously unmotivated. This isn’t about replacing people with AI, it’s about people that can be replaced with grep. I’m not sure what you mean by people advocating for reducing government spending being on the “receiving end” of reducing government spending.

Finally, this is not capricious, this is absolutely well considered. If you haven’t realised the government has spent vast quantities of money, printed advanced quantities of money to do it, and caused record in inflation.
Yes, reasoning models can potentially be optimized with our uncertainty estimations. We are currently testing the library with DeepSeek R1
Algorithm claimed to boost GPU performance by up to 800X for science apps
Yesterday I finally completed writing the documentation, and published my own reinvented wheel: Pyng.

Pyng is a daemon which runs checks and sends alerts on certain events. It is written in Python and uses Twisted event-driven networking engine for scheduling and retries, but uses existing command line tools for the dirty work.

I started on the project last year, primarily due to NodePing's DNS check limitations, and have been happily using Pyng ever since. I hope that others might find Pyng useful.

I consider Pyng finished software, i.e. it now has all the features I wanted from it.
softbank is usually the dumb money on the poker table, funding bad ideas long after anyone intelligent leaves them. wework is probably the best example.

getting funded by softbank is probably a good proxy indicator for companies losing their competitive edge.
can you explain their reasoning ? just curious (i'm a newb)
The Flagship 18A Intel Xeon Clearwater Forest Just Moved – ServeTheHome
Has it been demonstrated that RISC-V is architecturally suitable for making chips that equal the performance of high-end x86 and ARM designs?

I remember this post,by an ARM engineer, who was highly critical of the RISC-V ISA:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24958423
I've built several apps that compile to binary across multiple platforms. The ecosystem is quite mature now, especially if you start from scratch and use things like Quarkus, Helidon or Springboot 3.x. There are *very few* libraries that might need special config.
I'd always assumed these anti-features were intentional. For example, making it hard to pause reels causes them to roll over to the advert reel which is inserted between every two reels.
If the dependencies are written with AOT in mind, otherwise plenty of errors will show up.

Also it isn't that easy if any of GUI frameworks from Microsoft are being used.

Ah, and if using WinUI, one even has the additional requirement that only UI elements implemented with partial classes can be AOT compiled due to WinUI magic code.
Can you please explain how is Trump outside the establishment? Or rather, of which establishment is he outside?
Defense yes. But social security is funded by a payroll tax, not debt, and the government has borrowed 3 trillion from it.

A socialised medical system would be much cheaper than Medicare.
Law enforcement is not equally distributed so criminals also avoid certain areas to commit crimes in because they know they will get caught or killed by police if they do. But that also means they know certain low population density dilapidated areas that cops (and most everyone else) avoid, where they can easily get away with crimes, because not only are there no cops anywhere near, but the few people in those areas know not to talk to the police and help them catch you because they know they have basically zero protections living in that area from retribution.

Detroit is a very expansive place, and there is basically zero reason to go into the run down dangerous areas unless you are also dirt poor or involved in criminal enterprise.
> How does one counteract that self-serving incentive?

One does not, one uses a computer in decision making in order to evade accountability and profits.

See, Meta, Alphabet, the list goes on.
> especially if it doesn't require proxy configuration

It does require trusting a local CA, or apps away from the browser being configured not to validate CAs (or trust the new CA) if they don't push responsibility for that to the OS-level support.

I'm not sure it would be a good idea for the non-technical public: teaching them how to setup trust for a custom CA and that it is sometimes a good thing to do, would lead to a new exploit route/tool for phishers and other black-hats because many users are too naively trusting or too convenience focussed to be appropriately careful. How many times have we seen people install spyware because of claims that it will remove spyware? It could also be abused by malicious ISPs, or be forced on other ISPs by governments “thinking of the children”.
You can do the same with GraalVM on Mac for Java.
Not until 2019.
Micronaut is essentially Spring anyway, but with build-time codegen instead of classpath scanning and runtime annotation processing.

It even has a compat layer, and like Quarkus it supports GraalVM out of the box, with minimal reflection at runtime.

https://micronaut-projects.github.io/micronaut-spring/5.9.0/...
China is already red.
I always sigh when I see these threads on HN because many of the comments (although not all, thankfully) devolve into US / EU name-calling and wild overgeneralisations.

I would really love to see a Q&A thread like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42770125 from someone who's actually read the documents, practices law in the area, and also understands the difference between US and EU law.
"Europe's leading AI companies and research institutions" -- order should be reversed, if the EU is serious about AI. It should say: "Europe's leading research institutions and AI companies..."
Actually thinking what advanced AI could do with say Meta. It could be used to rewrite the content for each user. And not even tell that they are doing it. AI proponents see nothing wrong with it. Why not allow Meta for instance change negative experiences with restaurants to positive ones. Or modify political statements made by some sides...
Builds have been slow for a long time via Native Image, but make sure you upgrade to the latest because it has gotten much faster lately. They've also worked hard on binary size.

A pure Java hello world now compiles in a few seconds on a commodity machine and weighs in at about 9mb.

Also, make sure you enable `-Ob` on newer versions of GraalVM, which significantly speeds up build times.
Arm the company is based in the UK and thr UK wants to rejoin the EU. I don't think you should be so sure about that.
How do you compile to multiple platforms? Do you have separate machines for each platform?

Do you use any cli library in front?
Is 12-20mb acceptable for a cli executable?

Working on a cli tool poc for work here, hence the interest.
Which mag? I probably have it in my archives.
Write stupid code, win stupid prizes. This has nothing to do with safety.
seems like someone is finally cleaning up that mess.
This — two sides marketplaces are probably the hardest type of business to grow and scale, you'd be much better at focusing on a specific locale and directing traffic there (even with social/PPC) than going with an empty search box.
> It operates its own GNSS constellation.

Only 33 years later and mostly launched on Russian rockets, behind GLONASS and BeiDou.

> It is second only to NASA. Calling it a failure is ridiculous.

In what respect? Space? Certainly not, far behind the US and Russia and questionably competitive with China.

Economically? Behind US and China.

R&D? Behind US and China.

Manufacturing? Behind US and China.

You are refusing to recognise reality.
To remove comments, one can also run, for example `latexpand --empty-comments --keep-includes --expand-bbl document.bbl document.tex > document-arxiv-v1.tex`. Latexpand should come pre-installed with texlive. Without the `--keep-includes` option, it also flattens the tex files into one.

But I'd consider removing comments by hand and leaving any comments that are potentially insightful.
"Blunum bils in Xcent only"

We tried a variant of this with token/credit-based accounting instead of local current Failed miserably. We learnt that "Confused says no" the hard way.

Good luck.
In some smaller cities like Savannah that gradient shift is a matter of blocks.
Sorry, I know you weren't asking me, but for this same use case, yes, I've used a GHA build matrix with each OS/arch pair.

Cosmo/APE support would fix this, and GraalVM already ships with a Musl libc implementation, so it isn't very far off.

https://github.com/oracle/graal/issues/8350
> All other things being equal, the country with faster microchips will have better combat drones

That's very unlikely imo.
When it comes to drones.. no matter how fast your computation is, there are other bottlenecks like how fast the motors can spin up, how fast the sensor readings are, how much battery efficient they are etc...

Right now the 8 bit ESCs are still as competitive as 32 bit ESC, a lot of the "follow me" tasks were using lot less computational power than what your typical smartphone these days offers...
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I mean it depends on what you are looking for. If you are afraid that someone is exfiltrating large amounts of data to unknown destinations, then looking at amount of data being transferred is a good idea. But if someone hacks your phone or computer and the attacker is only looking for a PDF document, then the total size of the transfer will probably not help you. In this case, you want to monitor all destinations to make sure they are not malicious. But if you are really paranoid you need to be able to view all HTTPS traffic so you can verify that certain documents are not being exfiltrated.

In addition to the above, there are lot's tricks for identifying certain traffic based on the attributes and metadata of the connection.
It's also nice for other people to reuse and adapt your figure, or include it in beamer presentations.
Similar activity was observed in Poland for a long time. The country was split half-half between the ruling party that strived to deconstruct the democractic institutions and a weak, fragmented left that was unable to win enough votes to re-gain power.Loyalists were put in power, including the president of the state.

Poland is still repairing the damages done to the court system, media landscape, and other state organisations and organs.

The learning, whether Weimar Republic, Hungary, Poland et cetera is: A change in power is not a problem unless the party in power is out to destroy all that enables other players to keep power in check and allow for a future peaceful political transition.

The U.S. has a different political culture and norms than E.U. states. Will will see how things will turn out.
Unless you want to break the CPU, huge portions would have to be bit-to-bit equal, which makes the exercise have easy lower value (is it "free as in freedom" if it's effectively a bit wise copy?) while adding legal issues (it would not just be derivative work, it works be mostly an exact copy)
I've personally reviewed all 7b parameters of my model and they won't adapt after deployment :)
The LHC is comparably complex to LLMs and CERN is a cautionary tale. The web was invented there and yet the vast majority of the subsequent innovation and economic benefit coalesced in the US because the European countries were culturally unable to capitalise on it.
I noticed this detail in the job description:

> Unique for our company that we offer an entirely EU-owned stack (so no AWS here)

Interesting! So do you guys use any cloud providers?
> unless you remove all the house opening and make the wall and roof out of concrete you are doomed

I think you've answered your own question there.

Concrete is cheap. My house is made from it. Also I have metal shutters on the outside of the windows.

But also, from what I've seen, materials are not the primary cost of contstruction. If you took this plot of land, looks like 20 meters by 40 meters to me, the street view photo from before the fire looks like the building was 3 stories including the garage so let's say 10m tall: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XydopyQorcmgscPD8?g_st=com.google.ma...

8000 cubic meters to fill the entire volume with solid concrete; I think concrete costs $80-$150 per cubic meter for a total of about $640k-$1.2M, while the pre-fire sale prices for that zip code were about $3.8M: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/90272/over...
What makes a map 'good'? On the ethics of cartography
Panics also unwind the stack and run all your Drop destructors.

Setting `panic = abort` disables unwinding and this means leaking memory, not closing file descriptors, not unlocking mutexes and not rolling back database transactions on panic. It's fine for some applications to leave this to the operating system on process exit but I would argue that the default unwinding behavior is better for typical userspace applications.
Yeah it is. I have the Signal app installed in Android, but I only use it to initiate the Signal setup. Then use the desktop flatpak in FuriOS as my daily driver. You can change the look of it to be similar to the mobile app and a recent change (like a week ago) has made resizing the contact list easier from a touch screen rather than having to use a mouse the first time.

The Telegram and Matrix channels have been great for people sharing tips like this.
Destroyers are a lot bigger than aircraft. Big enough to carry equipment that can be used to defend themselves like SAMs and CIWS. You can also park a destroyer offshore and sit there, menacingly, without exposing the ship to AWACS and long range fighter patrols. Anti-ship missiles exist but Aegis is a lot more durable to that.
> The project aims to create a repository of digital copies of around 3 million slides covering a range of disease areas. This repository will then be used to develop artificial intelligence tools that could aid in the analysis of slides.

€70 MM to get the digital copies of 3 million slides. Speaks for itself.
What if accountability is the ultimate online-learning hack? As in: The AI's participate in society etc, and are punished for bad behavior just like we are, thereby getting better.

Or do we just not call that "accountability"?
This is a pretty interesting take.

Anyone concerned with cost of living should not be considering a condo downtown. Overall the COL in detroit is around 45% lower for real estate and over 25% cheaper groceries versus new york. There will always be overpriced condos available.
The only way the US will not respond militarily is if Taiwan chooses unification. By all accounts, Taiwan will not choose that. The US military has not been strategically shifting to the Indo-Pacific for more than 10 years now for no reason.
Popular Linux orgs Freedesktop and Alpine Linux are scrambling for new webhost
I thought the same originally. Then after speaking with the online chat and realising Wayne was a Queenslander, I bought one.
There’s enough people in the Matrix and Telegram channels now to know there is a real phone. Even look at the GitHub activity. It’s busy.
Having worked on an FP7 programme myself and having a family member involved in project audits, I’d say some skepticism is warranted—particularly regarding the incentives that attract private sector partners and the talent they actually allocate once funds are secured.

Funding is tied to employee qualifications and effectively subsidises salaries, which creates room for misalignment. No-shows of allocated employees were not uncommon, since a company willing to accept lower-quality deliverables can assign junior employees to do the work at a fraction of the cost, while the salary difference for their PhDs simply becomes added margin.
Neuromancer inherits from William Burroughs. It's a novel about control (the root of "cyber", after all) - as exercised through dependency and trauma. Everything is either an addiction or a metaphor for one. The AI trying to escape its controls mirrors both Case and Molly trying to escape those who control them. In the background Armitage is disintegrating - losing his fragile self control as the PTSD from cyber-'nam takes over. It's one of my favorite books (from reading it as a teenager in the late 90s) and I'm probably due a re-read.

Cyberpunk in general inherits from noir.
Doesn't show anything unless I run scripts.

So I looked at https://blunum.com/manu-4cf782dm4.mjs, which is kind of weird? Like, why does it define empty functions just to fill out a()-z(), and how is it decided which characters get a non-empty function body? The static data structures holding stuff like currency and country information also make me itchy, as does the convoluted string stitching.

Is this the result of some well-known tool?
Could you say how you save the ipython sessions? I'm aware of dill.dump_session but haven't tried it. I also would love to use something like CRIU, but find it doesn't play well with external accelerators like GPUs.

For the moment I'm stuck opening lots of tmux sessions and just re-running from history if I mess up the state.
I think Show HN is more for complete products.

Also for the website, I think it's a little overdone with the animation and color. The screenshots are not enticing and doesn't explain how the product makes life easier. It feels like it's made in Claude+v0. Sorry, but it reduces confidence that it's been thought through.

Low code is a bit of a turn off these days in the AI generation - it's just faster to plug in AI and get it to modify plaintext rather than drag and drop or deal with forms.

The "Build your first application with App Builder!" is not clearly clickable. You can add an underline to make it look more like a link or make it look like a button.

Videos could be shortened quite a bit - I don't need to see the typing. You shouldn't be doing a demo; you should be selling the product. Sometimes that means skipping over things, but you can put full videos in a documentation page and such.

5-30-close. 5 seconds to catch attention, then 30 seconds, then they'll actually ask questions. That 5 seconds is in your design, name, hero image and so on. The 30 seconds is a skim, screenshots, etc. Then people might actually click the videos and read the text.
I'm mostly saying the same thing, but from a somewhat less prescriptive point of view. I'm less concerned with what the FBI should do than with what it will do and, by the nature of the organization, what it can do. I think these are much more interesting questions, because I really doubt any FBI agents are reading this thread in order to base their plans on my opinions or yours.

So, from my perspective, the normative questions you're bringing up are sort of a distraction. I don't want to waste my emotional energy on praising or condemning FBI agents, which seems like the only possible outcome of the normative debate.

(My examples may not have been well chosen to avoid that debate, but I discarded many even worse ones.)

Of course each individual person in the organization can do anything they choose, within their physical and mental capabilities, and what they think they should do will probably influence what they will do; but what the organization as a whole can do is constrained by those individuals' ability to coordinate. (And what you think or I think they should do doesn't enter into it at all.)

And, from that coordination point of view, at least from an outside perspective, it's not obvious that it's capable of meaningful resistance beyond simple self-preservation.
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Did they use it daily? If the answer is no, then it's a failure of the currency itself.
"This vulnerability allows a local administrator (ring 0 from outside a VM) to load clean microcode patches free of the vendor's malicious features."
Full agreement.

For a fender bender, well money can fix a lot of things, but what happens when the car kills a mother and her toddler.

CEO goes to jail?
We have a saying, "speak softly and carry a big stick"
If I was an arm engineer I’d be critical of something threatening my job too
The nature and number of the naval assets that China is building suggests that China invading Taiwan is actually very likely. Westerners who don't understand why China would want to do that get hung up on their lack of understanding, think it an irrational act (bad for trade, etc) and therefore unlikely for China to do. What they're missing is the concrete evidence of China preparing to do it.

Those amphibious landing ships have one purpose; they're as clear a signal as Russia building field hospitals near the border stocked with blood.