skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You might be looking for CRIU (https://criu.org/) - it works perfectly on the current kernel.
Make is just the epitome of software development:

Started as a simple idea

Required more sophistication

Became something no one person really understands
I think I saw one in Freiburg, in University. I vaguely remember seeing some nets in The Netherlands. Probably inside Science Park buildings.
User-centered (Kagi) : they listen and take action on every user feedback[0], the results provided are based on user-defined rules and aims to be the ones that will convince users to keep their subscription going

Not user-centered (Google) : they don't give a dam about user feedback, the results provided are based on how much money they can bring to the company through ads/affiliations

[0]: https://kagifeedback.org/
I took a name randomly from your list, Sheldon Adelson:

“He began his business career at the age of 12 when he borrowed $200 from his uncle (equivalent to $3,385 in 2023) and purchased a license to sell newspapers in Boston.[23] In 1948, at the age of 15, he borrowed $10,000 (equivalent to $126,814 in 2023) from his uncle to start a candy vending-machine business.[24]”

I am not disputing that it’s possible to go from rags to riches. But don’t you find it ironic that a list of people who supposedly fit the description, doesn’t actually fit the description?

Where’s my rich uncle?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheldon_Adelson
So first he did lie about that on record saying he had nothing to do with Project 2025.

Then he certainly didn't say that he was going to dismantle the US government with Elon Musk outside of any legal framework (or I missed that). And even if he did, that wouldn't make it okay either.

> You win in a democracy only by convincing the very reasonable middle that you share their values

I feel like you haven't paid enough attention, this isn't a democracy anymore but a mixed regime, convincing opponents is still necessary but isn't enough to influence power anymore.

Look at Hungary if you want some indication of how it's going.
Yes. "They thought they were free" is the main title. "The Germans 1933-1945" is the subtitle.
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It seems pretty bizarre to pick restaurants and bars as an example, that's insanely competitive market. It's quite literally a fight for survival, restaurants go out of business all the time here. (Central Europe).

I currently watch the exact case from the comment above in our street - new coffee place showed up, and the old one, which kept the status quo for very long time is now left empty as people go to the new one instead.

It's also a good example of how growing and merging into larger chains is a working defense strategy for the market share threat.
Unless you don't need any kind of voter anymore
Just depends how many links. I did this for a couple years at https://f5n.org/stack/ and weekly sometimes felt like too many links already.
> The training and onboarding process is incredibly long, and turnover is high

The turnover part is usually solved by salaries and working conditions. High turnover is consonance of bad working conditions and low salaries. So, this point can be solved by money.

The other points are just repetition of the same thing - people doing this job must be capable.
Not really the point: that is a tongue-in-cheeck trick, as we know how to solve that problem - but it takes using different stripes of the screen, whereas in the demo they are before 2:00 all put in the same stripe...

At that point we go "Ah."

(It's very normal in illusionism: the practitioner states something that puts you in the relaxed mood of participation to a game you know - then actually surprises you.)
Yeah, once I discovered that, I basically bought the first six audibooks in my wishlist with the credits I had left and cancelled the subscription
Minimal browser AI agent example you will understand
I'd rather pay money to EnterpriseDB than give it to Redwood Shores.
We need to shut down immigration so we don't create an emerging Republican majority, or something. Didn't someone write a book about this
In HK it's just a few days...
No fan of Musk, but the mods actively re-added posts that had been auto-modded out doxxing and calling for the killing of some pretty talented young engineers.

That is not an Elon Musk claim. That is legitimate illegality.
Trump was surrounded by establishment Republicans last time.

This time no checks and balances exist within the administration, and the supreme court has been turned.

I wish I could laugh.
My best dating apps lately have been Trader Joe's and Ducky's Car Wash.

I wear aloha shirts every day, and nearly every time I go to TJ's, someone asks me where they can find a particular item. It may be a guy or a gal, but I am always happy to help a neighbor find what they need.

That is not the reason I wear aloha shirts. I just love these shirts! Every spring I get the Cooke Street shirts at Costco, one of each new pattern.

One time at the Menlo Park Trader Joe's I was talking with the guy restocking the freezer section. He said, "Nice aloha shirt! I bet people sometimes think you work here."

Sure enough, a minute later a young lady walked up to me and asked if we had organic bread. I walked her over to the bread section and pointed out the organic breads.

Later I caught up with the freezer guy again and told him "you were right!"

Ducky's, for those unfamiliar, is a car wash with several locations on the SF Peninsula. Even if you just get an exterior wash, after you go through the tunnel they hand dry your car.

There is a waiting area outside with a dozen chairs, and it takes 5-10 minutes before your car is ready.

And you never know who you might run into there!

The key to this, of course, is to be outgoing and friendly, and open to surprises.
I think having a day job was a big part of why that took five years?
StickTok where people show cool sticks they found in the nature!
Yeah there is some capability for this, for example https://criu.org
I only skimmed for now and will keep a lookout for the mentioned post about the Creality.

But all filament dryers I've seen so far seems to be pure garbage I'd never trust in my home. Which kind of makes sense, they are easy and cheap to make so only bottom of the barrel crap can compete.

But if anyone knows better or have recommendations about proper units / brands please let me know.
Doctors dont have interesting tales to tell, nor should have due to things being private by law.

Stability of employment is something that traffic controllers could have, this is just a question of "working conditions" and solvable by money.

I really do not see why traffic controller could not feel good about being traffic controller. They do more "life saving" jobs then any of us on hacker news.
I think it's more looking at the past with rose-tinted glasses, and forgetting that some of the things that have improved over the past decades wern't always that way.

I too have nostalgia for the days when my start menu didn't phone home to microsoft, and focused on making my computer useful rather than trying to sell me stuff. Would I give up things like hi-dpi support to get that back? Hell no.
Ah, yes. Billionaires who funded the campaign with hundreds of millions, being delegated powers that the president does not have the authority to delegate, getting free access to classified information without any clearance, demanding things they have no authority to demand, promising buy-outs they have no authority or intention to ever honor (if you believe otherwise, I have a hell of a lot of bridges to sell you), crippling programs and agencies meant to keep normal hard-working citizens safe and healthy, everything in order to steal as much taxpayer money as possible? That corruption?

The only government efficiency they’re concerned with is the efficiency of funneling other people’s money into their own pockets. Even Putin’s oligarch buddies are nowhere that bold nor think they’re that much above the law.
I'm not sure "it's fine to rip off people if they're rich" is a convincing argument.
> Declaring it a 'coup' is as silly as when Trump lost in 2020 and declared it a 'rigged election.'

Call it whatever you want, the fact of the matter is that you have an unelected private person, who happens to be the richest person on earth, taking control of federal agencies. I don't think anyone should consider this silly, as nobody thought it was silly when MAGA tried to actually stage a literal coup by force 4 years ago.

> You don't win by insulting, by dunking on the other guys on ~Twitter~

The last years have made it very clear that's exactly how you win. You seem to be under the impression that the democrats, not MAGAs, are unhinged in their rhetoric.
How about 30k drones come from a shipping vessel in the port of Los Angeles that start shooting at random people?

It's going to happen.
yes and no. I've been to a few countries where beautiful women are everywhere and being pretty doesnt afford you as many advantages as it does in america. If you come in with education, a sense of integrity and can carry a conversation, girls can and do get competitive with each other for your attention.
To get *everyone* to magically go back would require *forcing me* to go back. Very few of the places I worked kept the default name anyway, for entirely unrelated reasons. Call the default branch "A" for all I care. Or "Release". Or "Primary". Or "Root".

Sure, I know the etymology doesn't go to what it sounds like, but even without any culture war stuff — and this is very mild, I view "not using 'master'" in this context as "being polite" — even without culture war stuff, what you're whinging about was already something people had to handle.
That's funny because I've thought it is the same for years and I'm happy to see someone else post a comment about it instead.

Perhaps you'd like to elaborate on why you think it's not the same.
Why Misaligned AGI Won't Lead to Mass Killings (and What Matters Instead)
Similar stats for me. It’s become an invaluable tool, sometimes I’ll use another browser that’s has Google as default and immediately notice how much worse it is — all the ads, irrelevant cards, etc. Kagi is like the way Google was 10 years ago, which is MUCH better… with the benefit of more personalization
From the outside, it continues to surprise me when people bring this up, as if they're either too ignorant to know about the Dixiecrat schism or want to pretend that everyone else is. What's the point? It's so easy to look up.
I'm not sure if you're referencing the client libs or the server-side v8 integration.
Either way, both are async. The client is async because there's network in between. And the server-side v8 integration is async to schedule execution on a dedicated SQLite event loop.

What you're saying makes a lot of sense. SQLite is sync and if you're program is alone accessing SQLite doing a single task, going sync is the way.
If you're doing a lot of parallel work, both your JS event loop interleaving many tasks and several event loops accessing SQLite in parallel you have to make trade-offs. Specifically, `conn.query` may block for a long time w/o doing any work. Depending on your use-case it may or may not be ok to block the event-loop that entire period. TrailBase's setup is optimized to maximize throughput under highly concurrent loads, rather than minimizing latency in single-threaded workloads. That's not to say, TrailBase isn't quick. It's pretty low-latency even under load. However, if that's all you're after you're probably better off with better-sqlite3 or dropping down to C :).

Does that make sense?
A bit of tangent, but reminds me of the Deep Freeze Windows app: https://www.faronics.com/products/deep-freeze

I wonder if a similar tool exists for Linux.
The type of business that rests on its laurels and believes ratcheting continuously-increasing rent seeking at the expense of goodwill will soon find themselves without new customers and possibly without a market because they took their self-assured dominance for granted. Hubris. Cfengine and Tripwire both found that out the hard way.
> Doctors dont have interesting tales to tell, nor should have due to things being private by law.

Identifiable tales are illegal, yes. That's not all tales. Surely you know a doctor and they've told you stories before?

I'm listing other reasons doctors like being doctors over just money. I don't know what the rest of your comment has to do with this.
This USPS announcement is most likely a reaction to just how far backlogged US customs is about to get. DHL won't save you.
Great tool for misleading results.
You're fooling yourself if you think they're not doing this for their own ends and that it's an attempt to end an oligarchy rather than have it persist.
This is not a drill, folks. It is happening in front of our eyes.

Call your congressperson today.
Yes minister was not fiction!
I remember seeing everyone with iPhone >10 years ago in Norway. Then it dropped - it was pretty visible that is why I remember. Haven't been paying attention about last ~4 years.
> most guys don't open the profiles of a girl, and girls open much more often but more for discarding a user than for looking for more information

this is a factor of why it is a loosing strategy to do dinner, drinks and coffee dates

first the user experience is an arduous interview that is reliant on a “spark” that leaves too much to chance

secondly, the ask is for somewhere you can hear each other, “get to know each other”, and have one foot out the door easily to leave

on the woman’s side…. its the same as this article is saying: for disqualifying, not qualifying.

for the guys side, whatever your goal is, would be accomplished by disregarding the woman’s preference. in reality, she likely did go on a more elaborate and rambunctious date, generated endorphins (the spark), got more intimate than her risk models dictate, and then realized she didn't know the guy.

if you want any of that to happen, be like the other guy

it is optimal to be like the 5% guy that is closing with women. if you cannot replicate that on dating apps, you may be able to with other in person approaches and date ideas
> If the Democrats think they are right they can go to the Supreme Court to force him to spend money with no say in the matter.

They did sue, and a federal judge temporarily blocked the "federal spending freeze".

> you’re forgetting how much of the government is not described in law

It's true that many aspects of the government are not described in law. But the major federal expenditures are definitely described in law. That's why Republicans in Congress are currently debating the budget! https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-spending-bill-stalls-congre...
Because they're a usefully distinct group from the point of view of epidemiological studies.
So interact with them? This doesn’t stop you in any way.
Thanks! Happy to hear more ideas, if there's something you've always wanted :). PocketBase is great (and as I just learned, it has recently gotten even faster). One of my main goals was to expose more of the raw SQLite goodness.
I've read of occasional strange radio signals we detect that are intermittent or not repeated. Is it possible that, to an external observer, our 'strong radio emissions' that are 'intermittent, celestially targeted' could appear similar?

With the natural question, could we have already observed something like what we're producing? I understand without a reproducible signal, no-one knows, but do any of those once-off signals work as a potential similar match?
They did (and encouraged) a lot of "removing".

Which is different from saying they "removed", because "removed" sounds like 100% removal. They didn't 100% remove, but that's not my argument, only a strawman of it.

So will you meet me at what I actually meant, or are you going to insist on your own wording that doesn't actually rebut me?
It's complicated to explain, but in the republican(/conservative/trump supporter) mind "activists" are (in support of) "far-left marxist communist liberal extremists" like Biden, Obama or Harris, so the FBI/CIA/NSA under the Biden administration were protecting them and calls for making encryption illegal only targeted "the republican" so activists supported ending encryption because it benefited them in their unjust war against republicans. So if they now see activists discussing opsec, they view it as liberals being "scared" at the righteous Trump administration coming for them.
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> 1. The USA will likely address climate change directly through technology (geoengineering) vs rapid degrowth (the only two plausible means of stabilizing the climate)

That climate change can be addressed through technology is of course true, but equating that with geoengineering is pure insanity. Also, there's _nothing_ that indicates that the US will address this area at all, especially not now, with an administration that doesn't even believe that there's anything to address!

> 2. The USA will likely avoid war.

I do not understand how you can draw that conclusion after seeing the new president threaten even _allies_ with war in just a few weeks in office.

> 3. The USA will likely experience large-scale economic growth due to regulatory change, efficient government services, compounding industrial ecosystems and robotics

Which efficient government services are you talking about? The ones provided by skilled bureaucrats being replaced due to lacking "loyalty"?

> 4. The American scientific establishment and education system are likely to be transformed to create massive jumps in productivity (in the age of AI)

Transformed by having their funding slashed?

> We already have smarter AI than 99% of humans

You seem to be sampling a very strange subset of humans.

> There is little doubt that this will be applied across society at an unbelievable scale and speed.

There's, in fact, lots of doubt.

> In short, China’s economic model (low-corruption communistic capitalism) is working way better than liberal democratic models.

For certain things, sure. For other things (like freedom of speech, personal liberties): very much not.

> There are very few ways to compete with China without very strong leadership — and now, it seems, we have that chance.

So, you want a "strong leader". How does that go down in history again? Anyway – do you think that in addition to being "strong" there are other aspects of a leader that you might want to have in addition? Like, I don't know, intelligence and compassion? Or are you just going for strength to smack everyone over the head?

> And, with the global distribution of high-intelligence AI, there is plenty of room for distributed, decentralized local growth that can enable all people around the world to participate in economic development and super-abundant resources.

Absolute meaningless dribble. It just needs a sprinkle of blockchain or something.

> Things will continue to accelerate. And the biggest wellbeing challenges will come from overabundance of resources rather than their scarcity.

So when can people suffering under these authoritarian strongmen expect this abundance? How much suffering will they have to take before utopia hits? Or, alternatively, before we can laugh you lot off for a few generations again.
I don't believe in this "natural stupidity" theory, many well-educated people voted red. Fascism is not a natural state of mind, it is carefully and relentlessly cultivated over years by a giant propaganda machine, at the hands of the capital class who stands to benefit the most from the current situation.

This is no coincidence that Trump's cabinet is the most billionaire-friendly ever. Total deregulation of businesses is the point, fascism is the mean. Eventually, fascism becomes the point and even billionaires become losers. I don't think we're quite there yet, but close.
I read 40-50 pages on a daily basis. This was to stop scrolling LinkedIn and X. Thank you for the suggestion, I absolutely agree with this
Yup. Was working for a major European blood product distributor as my first real job and the prices US customers would pay were just obscene.

Most EU countrys payed $40-$60 (per unit, shipped by 3rd party courier, who do their own billing), SE Asia and Australia $60-$80 and the US $1500-$2000. Before I left we started also shipping to Canada, dunno about the prices anymore, but substantially less.

The head of our institute was apparently involved in the negotiations and although I didn't get a chance to talk to him directly, the popular story was that our guys showed up, were presented with a pretty much done deal and told that the price and payment terms were nonnegotiable. Also, during meetings, he would refer to the Amis often as "Die, die nicht mehr alle Tassen im Schrank haben", which roughly translates to "The crazy ones."

Also, the product they wanted specified a significantly less complex and cheaper pooling procedure than we were able to offer...
> Ethics Concerns

> The images and audios used in these demos are from public sources or generated by models, and are solely used to demonstrate the capabilities of this research work. If there are any concerns, please contact us (jianwen.alan@gmail.com) and we will delete it in time.

Ethical concerns with this technology have nothing to do with videos on a demo page, and everything to do with what can be generated later.

I don’t know if they have a profound lack of understanding of the ethical implications or are purposefully trying to pretend, but neither is good.
That's a fantastic way to get the attention of and end up getting the stick from the US, so I think (hope) the EU would have mechanisms in place to quickly shut down tariff evasion strategies that would involve just relabeling goods.
> (1 / 60) * (1 / 60) = 3600 people to get one match.

What are those numbers? According to the article, those numbers should be (1 / 4) * (1 / 25) if we use the median man randomly matching with the median woman, respectively.

Those numbers will trend much higher, if both of them are attractive, of course. In the long tails plottet for the article, there are still quite a number of men 1 out of 3 woman will like, and there's plenty of woman 9 out of 10 men will like.
I do not know about the previous poster, but anyone who knows about APL finds annoying to write tons of superfluous lines of code imposed by the syntax of most popular programming languages in order to express loops, instead of using only high-level array operations, which say only what must be done, without repeating the details well known by any programmer or compiler, about how to do that.