skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I notice you mentioned big ticket purchases which I specifically did not mention. Your argument looks a bit different if you replace houses and vacation with lattes and sneakers. We live in a consumer economy where a marginal drag on purchasing activity due to currency deflation would probably be pretty disruptive to put it mildly.
Perhaps "if you catch my drift" was meant to imply something other than words you couldn't publicly say?
I was more thinking in terms of the modern conception of currency debasement resulting from the increase in the monetary supply, though I think I must have just been thinking of the real, not the escudo. Several years ago, I read a couple of books on the conquistadors, where the details of the devaluation of silver was discussed, but it's been a while since the information was fresh in my mind.
Suspending an account on a single service has absolutely nothing to do with fascism.
> Keep ignoring the world in front of your eyes.

Get your pink hat on, it's time to waste your energy on the wrong things.

> Keep ignoring the world in front of your eyes. Edit: Also if you think the "world of maximal opposition has failed" that's very amusing as the level of opposition was extremely low.

Trump got elected, despite being portrayed constantly as both hopelessly incompetent, totally unacceptable politically, and as existential threat to democracy by his opponents and most of the media; being subject to multiple criminal investigations by them; having huge protests against him; and more than $1.4 billion spent on advertising against him. He was opposed to the legal maximum, and anything more would have gotten into armed militia territory.
Look at the phrasing. That post was blatantly written by ChatGPT (or similar).
Elon Musk isn't an elected official either. This shitshow needs to be brought to light, as it is the best disinfectant.
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Given recent trends, the US will run headlong into the problem of political collapse long before China runs into a demographic collapse.
Wild to see a bloodless coup in action.
>fascist dictatorship

You probably shouldn’t be calling other people brainwashed.
It seems to me the key phrase in that definition is "that may exhibit adaptiveness after deployment" - If your code doesn't change its own operation without needing to be redeployed, it's not AI under this definition. If adaptation requires deployment, such as pushing a new version, that's not AI.
It is for all intents and purposes a stable store of value. There's a reason everyone in crypto thinks only in terms of the dollar value
I don't have much skin in this pissing contest, but I've lived in Europe, North America and East Asia.

> What industry has the EU caught up in or maintained pace

What industries is the US leading which reflects itself in improvement of quality of life of its citizens? Cause some things really don't matter in grand scheme of things.
Additional context: The name(probably) comes from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feluda
what law is he breaking?
Went to this last year. Had the time of my life.
Trying to use bitcoin like this is like trying to use certificates of deposit to buy coffee. Bitcoin is a store of value, it’s nonsense to try and use it like this. Look at Ethereum if you want a medium of exchange fit for the digital age.
It used to be that way, with high diversity of opinions between subreddits.

These days, all the default subs are left leaning, most are far-left leaning, which means most users have a partisan experience. This then impacts the overall makeup of the site’s userbase which cascades this bias through every other subreddit.

Sure, there are a small number of relatively low traffic communities that have held out, but they are now an insignificant proportion of the content on the site.
> I really want this in my currency.

A deflationary currency that you own a disproportionate amount of is great. For you.
> I'm sorry for my representative

Please contact her and let her know why this bill is a bad idea.
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BREAKING: Chinese Remainder Theorem Will Now Be Called the American Remainder Theorem
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"Let's not hire experts. Experts built the bomb, ya know."
Or other permutations of the idea:

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Does anyone have a magnet link for the weights? In case it's removed from HF.
> By my math they have 0 right to hide from the expected scrutiny of any other public official.

Yes, I explicitly did not challenge that. (Though I have no clue whether I should agree with it, either.)

I challenged the justification of "Nothing they revealed isn't available already as verifiable public information."

Something being a good thing (or true or whatever), doesn't automatically make all arguments in favour of that thing good arguments.
If it's secret, how does it end up in the training model?
OVH VPS in Canada is also a great deal
I see a merger in the works
Super easy? Getting that setup for the first time from zero knowledge will probably take a few days. And that's before understanding all the intricacies like your AWS bill, the hidden costs of cloud, properly securing IAM and setting up your VPC etc etc
Arguably, they aren't government officials, because DOGE isn't a legitimate part of the executive branch.
A bit into the article I reframed "AI" to mean "bot".
You can't just prefix any random BS with "you seem to be". No, there is zero indication for that. You're just going "I know you are, but what is Elon?"
I live in DC; it was not overblown.

Big rowdy protests on all matter of topics are fine. I actually used to work across from an embassy and they had huge street-closing protests every year. I'd walk straight through them to go grab a sandwich, I never felt unsafe.

This was something else. They stormed the fences, smashed windows, broke into the Capital building, they trashed the place, they beat the shit out of the cops. People died. DC Metro Police officers—let's be clear, they deal with real crime—described this as the most brutal hand to hand combat they'd ever experienced.

I'm not sure what you've heard about America. If you ever have a chance to visit DC, do it, it's a very cool city.

This does not happen here.
We're the DEI initiatives programs directly funded by legislation?

Trump's executive order only stopped funding that wasn't required by legislation.

If those programs are going to have long-term benefit, then they really should be directed by Congress and not by an autocratic president.
I don't think "surprise bills" is a good reason to avoid AWS. Yes, you avoid them on other providers by doing simple bare-metal Linux boxes. But doing a bare-metal Linux box with no other services is also fixed-cost at AWS. You only get into tricky to determine in advance variable costs when you string together a bunch of AWS's extra services in ways that you don't understand well or don't/can't set limits on.

On the other hand, doing single bare-metal boxes being much more complex and usually more expensive is a good reason to skip AWS for simple projects. In addition to the profusion of instance types and billing/usage options.

I also think the lack of options on limiting max billing for flexible services is pretty reasonable actually. For most of them, there's no single obvious reasonable thing to do when the money hits the limit. Storage costs money too, but I don't think much of anyone really wants to have their data get deleted when the cost hits the limit, for example.
a billion for a country isn't that good though
If you own a house you are part of a Ponzi scheme in most developed nations.

Japan already has houses worth $0 because Japan has run out of population growth to keep the demand for houses growing.

The same issue will occur in other countries that have low population growth. In New Zealand we have been importing people so house prices have been appreciating. However my impression is that other countries are competing for immigrants (NZ seems to be slowly relaxing our filters).

Also if you ever had a mortgage then you had a leveraged investment (often dangerously leveraged).
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> Tech billionaire Elon Musk quickly endorsed the Bukele offer, saying, “Great idea!!”

So much for American (prison guard) jobs first? I look forward to the first batch of US citizen members of El Salvadoran prison gangs getting returned to the streets of USA.
Stopping payments authorized by congress, for one.
The MAGA people in my family don’t have Twitter. They’re over 60 and watch Fox News. Fox News is not reporting on a lot of this stuff.
I think you're confusing proof of work with proof of stake. The integrity of the Bitcoin network is enforced by the miners agreeing on the rules, not by anyone staking their ownership for governance.
I vibe coded this blog. https://blog.tldrversion.com/posts/vibe-coding
protip for the future: if you need an actual legal opinion do not try to use AI
You're saying they're doing the plan they said they would do, but Trump explicitly said he never heard of the plan they're now doing: "I have nothing to do with Project 2025.... That’s out there. I haven’t read it. I don’t want to read it, purposely. I’m not going to read it."

Judging by some of the surprised Pikachu responses from his voters I'm seeing, I think people took him at his word when he said he had nothing to do with it and never read it. Because he lied about his intentions to voters, you can't not say he has a mandate.
To be hornest what would make it better is that you write your own post. Nobody likes to read AI generated content. Do you even like to read that yourself?
Impeachment, followed by conviction and removal-from-office, in theory.

In practice this is extremely unlikely because the threshold for the vote in the Senate is high enough that you'd need bipartisan consensus, and the US Constitution wasn't really written expecting the party system to exist.
I wonder if any 68K Mac apps written in Lisp were shipped in the day.
J. Edgar Hoover ran the US for decades and was more powerful than any president. His successor, far less powerful, is in a power struggle with the richest man in the world and a political party that controls all three official branches of government.

The situation looks unpredictable.

It may be worth rereading Mike Lofgren's essay from 11 years ago, before Trump's first campaign, in which he tries to apply the Turkish concept of the "derin devlet" to analyzing the workings of the US government, and why Obama's administration had accomplished so little of what it promised: https://billmoyers.com/2014/02/21/anatomy-of-the-deep-state/
The worst part is, how do you even counter the injected rot? If they demand loyalty tests and infest your institutions how is it countered? do the other side also have to do the same (assuming they have the opportunity)?

All feels incredibly illiberal. I hope for the best that the oaths of office specific to these institutions hold.
Not the person you asked but what (s)he described sounds like "One nation under black mail" by Whitney Web. Actually worried whether the author would get Epsteined herself.
Aren't you still going to be on the hook for data transfer out?
There’s no reason to look for logical consistency. Some people like the government employees, some people like the kids taking them down.

It’s a fundamental matter of opinion driving the discourse - not the misappropriation of some objectively correct morality.
They are all beneficiaries of affirmative action, for libertarians, in case you are wondering why these guys and not more competent or mercenary people, which are both abundant.
These are the typical statements you hear repeated as gospel from the economists.

> With a deflationary currency, the incentive is to put off purchases as long as possible as your currency will buy more tomorrow than it does today.

What I hear from this is that people think twice before making a purchase, that is, they use their money more wisely. Seems like a bonus to me. Regardless of this, people will still need to buy things to conduct their lives, and there will still be people who are reckless with their money. So this seems like a non-issue.

> Deflation ends up being economically disastrous, as Japan’s battles with deflation over most of the twenty-first century have shown.

Any other example or it's only Japan? Because honestly it's not the country one associates with economic disaster, on the contrary, they were for quite a long time the 2nd world's economy, and if you visit it's a lovely place all around.

On the other hand, the list of countries that have had to contend with inflation is much much longer, as far as I can tell, and the problems stemming from inflationary currencies orders of magnitude more severe. If you put both prospects on a balance and weighing the evidence, deflation seems like a much better problem to have.

> This is why, aside from speculation, purchase of illicit goods and ransom payments, Bitcoin has had little traction as a currency.

It has had little traction as a currency because it's unusable. You have to pay exorbitant fees to move it around and it takes way too long to work for every day transactions. Not to mention another host of problems, which other cryptocurrencies fix, by the way.
I've seen that argument, but I don't understand it. The President has decided that executive agencies should operate according to certain new standards, charged the USDS with enforcing that, and put Musk in charge with a new meme name. Perhaps one or another of those standards is unlawful, but it's hard to see how the entire idea could be. What extra step is required to make DOGE legitimate?
Fortunately, you still have communities like Twitter/X where neo-Nazis can feel at home.
Show HN: I vibe coded this blog
I used bolt/cline/continue to vibe code the blog site behind post. Its my journey to get back into writing but Andrej's post about Vibe Coding today motivated me to post here.
Any excavator beats a shovel!

I'm just a homeowner with a decent size piece of land and lots of trees. The ground is glacial till/drumlin, so rocks vary from gravel, to bowling balls and table size boulders.

I have a 7,000 lb excavator and couldn't imagine using smaller for my needs, but there is a right size for everyone!

I'd love it if mine were electric. I don't use it all of the time or all day, but the smoking old diesel is not the part of it that I enjoy.
> At the end, I figured it's too much work to double check every single piece of news, so I just stopped using reddit for some time.

Well, remaining uninformed is certainly one way to prevent hysteria.
If you’re arguing that people would think harder about their purchases and frivolous spending would decline. I agree. And I think that’s a benefits

If you’re asking if people would not use their deflating currency to buy lattes and sneakers, I disagree. People like sneakers and lattes more than money. They prove this everyday by buying them instead of s&p.

There is an issue of the cost of a transaction - which nis bad for btc and s&p. Nobody wants a tax form for buying a pizza. But the regulatory environment creating high selling costs is orthogonal to the deflationary property.
So for €52mn you'll get... a worse Llama? But don't worry, it'll be "transparent and compliant" which will make people want to use it. Very European.
> To me this is a huge downside. One of the reasons I like Go

C# with NativeAOT might be an easier path for Java developers. Some might like the expressiveness as well over Go.
You aren't asking for homework, but I highly recommend The Elements of Style.

They make such boring topics as grammar and composition a pleasure to read and apply. I read it multiple times in high school, and I still find myself repeating some of the rules to myself when I revise my writing.

Including rule 17:

"17. Omit needless words.

Vigorous writing is concise. A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentences, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts. This requires not that the writer make all sentences short, or avoid all detail and treat subjects only in outline, but that every word tell."
AWS isn’t and has never been economical for side projects or hobby tinkering, unless you specifically want to tinker with AWS.

I’m a big AWS fan. I’d recommend any company of decent size to use AWS. But seriously, if your project is just a personal blog or some rails app you tinker with on the weekend, just get a $5/mo instance on Digital Ocean or a raspberry pi.
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The cloud products could be created with hard stops, but the vendors choose not to do so. It's a constant, exhausting fight to engineer projects to avoid the risk of business-destroying overages when those projects don't need to scale infinitely — e.g. when it wouldn't be great if some misbehaving, malicious AI bot takes down the site but that's still better than the alternative of serving some insane number of requests and paying for the traffic.
I meant these are talking points more so than the sort of things actually affecting most Americans.
Texas will change this is they think they can catch lightning and get mass conversions from Delaware. Delaware played a very dangerous game by trying to have any limiting principle on the incentive structure for executives. I can't think of any other group who would fight harder against this. Play stupid games and get stupid prizes
If every president did exactly this, you wouldn't see the widespread outrage and claims that what the current president is doing is unprecedented.
Don't try to reason with them. Their minds are as closed as a MAGA.
Your comment is misinformed.

You can simply configure a single account, or multiple accounts, as you wish. You link sites to accounts so you can control both spending and risk (commonly you don't want site-A slashdotting to affect site-B). With a single account you can limit your financial exposure across multiple sites.

Perhaps refrain from commenting about things you are ignorant about.

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I was curious, so I took a look at Bulldozer Conditioner. It seems it's working by flipping some chicken bits in un(or not very well)documented MSRs. The same kind of registers that were used to disable certain processor optimizations in service to spectre mitigations.
The gist of s1: simple test time scaling
Technological advancements have enhanced production efficiency, reducing the labor required for merchandise production. However, overall social demand grows slowly (an individual only has 24 hours a day, eats three meals daily, and replaces one phone annually). Consequently, more labor is being squeezed into service industries to become appendages in the value chain, or entirely excluded from production relations.

This is a self-destructive vicious cycle doomed to collapse.

so

> just reduce the amount of money circulating in the consumer economy

This is why we have Keynesianism, fiscal overspending, and inflation.

> where the middle-class jobs are that arise from widespread deployment of AI, Who's investing in those?

At present, truly substantial AI investments are focused on upgrading existing industries rather than pioneering new ones(besides AI industry itself)—such as medical imaging diagnostics or industrial robotics. While the steam engine led to the global expansion of railways and the internet digitized all business operations, AI has not yet to demonstrate such revolutionary transformative power.
>not public officials

They chose this approach. No one is under any obligation to abet and protect them.
LANL partners with OpenAI to install models onto newest supercomputer
Hyenas are found all over Kenya and Tanzania, not incredibly far away. So this may be some soft of climate change thing rather than Elon trolling us.
And then the parents gain Permanent Residency because of the children. Birthright tourism is an actual business...
The moral arguments against what the left or right do are exactly the same.

Suddenly the left is all concerned about doxxing or unelected bureaucrats in government.

Truthfully politics in America is not about any moral compass - it’s about individual preference to see certain political ideas win or lose.

Instead of pretending politics is based on a set of moral issues, just accept that it’s a set of opinions. Some simply like certain causes, people, or businesses more than others do.
Alibaba/T-HEAD's Xuantie C910: An open source RISC-V core
Mastercard plans to get rid of credit card numbers
Are you kidding me? How could you simply take that at face value?
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This seems to be Korean-language spam about pirated movies.

It's a Show HN that has no upvotes yet is on the front page.

That's it? Just mention Paul Graham and you bubble to the top?