skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been using Jujutsu a little and over the weekend lost a bunch of files. I'd been working happily in an anonymous branch. I had a bunch of content in a thirdparty folder that was hidden by .gitignore. I couldn't figure out how to merge my anonymous branch into master. Somehow wound up on the old master and it deleted all of my gitignored files. Then jj status got totally fubar and couldn't complete in under 5 minutes because something something 7500 files (everything that got deleted, it was compiler toolchains).

It was a disaster. Literally the most important thing for any VCS tool is to never ever delete file I don't want deleted. No more Jujutsu for me.

Someday someone will invent a VCS tool that doesn't suck. Today is not that day.
So, explain exactly who Google is collaborating with by offering support for Jibe exclusively for certified Android devices with Google Play Services and only available through their proprietary messaging app.

> That said, if the positions were reversed, I suspect Google would also be more resistant to interoperability.

With Apple adding support to iOS for RCS, the shoe is on the other foot.
China is weak, its current economic engines of real estate and internal consumption has failed. It is currently heavily dependent on export, of which, sanctions and tariffs on China would wreck their economy.
deeply ironic
What did you do to growth hack Tinder? Seems significantly harder than OkCupid as profiles aren't public and it's predicated on one-by-one swiping.
I know this movie very well from somewhere, but the ending is both unhappy and bad. But you are lucky, it does not last longer than 4 years.
So, specifically which right-leaning viewpoint are we talking about?
For me, it is not even any particular feature, but just doing a search and getting straight and instantly the results that I need, without crap.

Also I guess part of this is probably the option I used to give higher priority to some websites like python org.

When I subscribed with Kagi, I was so totally pissed off and stressed by using Google where you will now have crap and unrelated ad links everywhere on the page. And in addition often first link that are garbage Copycat of principal websites. For example, for python, when looking for a module documentation, the official doc is the best but there would be hundreds of ad filled shitty pages that would appear first.
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>"Once the war began," my colleague continued, "resistance, protest, criticism, complaint, all carried with them a multiplied likelihood of the greatest punishment. Mere lack of enthusiasm, or failure to show it in public, was ‘defeatism.’ You assumed that there were lists of those who would be ‘dealt with’ later, after the victory. Goebbels was very clever here, too. He continually promised a ‘victory orgy’ to ‘take care of’ those who thought that their ‘treasonable attitude’ had escaped notice. And he meant it; that was not just propaganda. And that was enough to put an end to all uncertainty.

Terrifying. This anti-speech is anathema to all Americans. Let’s remember that. By recalling what all Americans have as a sacred self-belief (myth even), that America is anti-Nazi and anti-dictatorship and pro-freedom and pro-speech, we can effectively strengthen our ties.

What seems to drive Trump at his core is not ideology, but ego. On their path to power, both he and Musk could have been democrats, but they were rejected.

Together, they share the goal of creating the greatest presidency in American history. At some point, this may be a better scenario than the alternative.

The election is past: “winning” and defeating the opposition are less relevant now than creative strategies for generating positive outcomes from the current situation.

Outrage feeds the demons. There may be other, more effective (but less emotionally satisfying) paths to mutual-self-interest. In conflict with the very powerful, redirection often works better than direct opposition.
Ok, there exist cores that don't have a penalty for scaled indexed addressing (though many do). Or is it that they don't have any benefit from non-indexed addressing? Do they simply take a clock speed hit?

But that is all missing the point of "true but irrelevant".

You can't just compare the speed of an isolated scaled indexed load/store. No one runs software that consists only, or even mostly, of isolated scaled indexed load/store.

You need to show that there is a measurable and significant effect on overall execution speed of the whole program to justify the extra hardware of jamming all of that into one instruction.

A good start would be to modify the compiler for your x86 or Arm to not use those instructions and see if you can detect the difference on SPEC or your favourite real-world workload -- the same experiment that Cocke conducted on IBM 370 and Patterson conducted on VAX.

But even that won't catch the possibility that a RISC-V CPU might need slightly more clock cycles but the processor is enough simpler that it can clock slightly higher. Or enough smaller that you can use less energy or put more cores in the same area of silicon.

And as I said, in the cases where the speed actually matters it's probably in a loop and strength-reduced anyway.

It's so lazy and easy to say that for every single operation faster is better, but many operations are not common enough to matter.
Show HN: Online Ansible Template Playground
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Unlike many other playgrounds that are actually just Jinja under the hood this one works with all the filters and things Ansible comes with by really running the ansible.builtin.template module in the backend.

It also supports creating snippets, which allows sharing of specific template snippets in a cool “try, change & play with it” kind of way.

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Why though? It is part of culture, not everyone is interested in STEM, and the life of some could be interesting. Or who knows, you might discover your new holiday destination...

I would agree however, that to fully imitate TikTok, you would need a FYP that shows you more content about what you are interested, but as the author say, it was an overnight project :)
We have millions of people here, suicide rates are not that high, and no nets. So what is your argument exactly?
Yes and we managed to do that for 150 years with a fraction of the current government size.
There are US PCB makers who do prototypes. Sierra Circuits [1] is in Sunnyvale, CA. Pentalogix is near Portland, OR.[2] But 5 small boards will cost about US$75 each.

[1] https://www.protoexpress.com

[2] https://www.pentalogix.com/
Some people remember. I have a neighbor who was a child living in Berlin in ‘45. Looks like the story of her life will have literary bookends.
These fines are not big enough, and without jail time for executives, this will continue. There are a number of other offenders such as Sinch (aka Inteliquent, Mailgun, Mailjet) or Bandwidth.com or Fractel that make a lot of money by hosting illegal spam robocallers. All of these businesses should have multiple years of income in fines, and jail time for executives.
Exactly! For a lot of work, I use Claude as my first source, then typically I verify what I got out of it with a search engine. If the search engine also starts to hallucinate (starting to see that on Google if I'm not crazy), I have zero use for it. I want results that match my search query, period.
He had to get a loan for it, he didn't have that out of pocket.

And an upper-mid car is not by any means beyond the reach of many regular working class people.
Don't you mean Node.js ?
I don't see why you would use a full Next.js framework for just a reverse proxy.
He's not shutting down agencies to relinquish governmental power.

He's shutting them down to strengthen his own power.
It's an ideological disaster. Viewing this through a white v/s black lens is itself too simplistic. Look at the Harvard affirmative action lawsuit. Asians are in fact and provably being discriminated against. This is also the case in immigration policy. DEI/affirmative action policies were created by the executive and are being undone by the executive.

>Just let us vote and ask if we feel discriminated against or oppressed because of DEI.

A majority of the electorate did vote for ending this.
I've found an air fryer on dehydrate works well. The Ninja I use controls temp within a few degrees and will happily do so for hours at up to 80C (actual recorded 80C unlike my filament dryer). Also relatively cheap and compact. Worth looking into. Only downside is there's not much space inside the drawer and you have to keep turning it to get an even drying as the air circulation is restricted.
That's not bad. Sierra and Protologix are much more expensive.
The illegal Fentanyl precursor industry didn't donate enough to his PAC. /s
Yeah, and the previous administration was pretty anti crypto.
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... there's a lot of people who aren't landing-owning white men who would disagree with you.
- The Kirin 9000s die used in Huawei's phones/tablets is 107 mm².

- SMIC's Ascend 910B has a die size of 665.61mm², which is more than 6x larger.

- The AI chiplet of Ascend 910 itself is already significantly larger than the whole Kirin 9000s die. There's no data on it from SMIC, but when TSMC produced it with equivalent N7+ process, it was 456.25mm² (>4x larger)

I don't know about the rumored 20% yield, but this difference in die-size alone would dramatically impact yield for the Ascend design. And that's just ONE factor.

SMIC could have achieved a 90% yield with Kirin 9000s and still be at 20% with Ascend 910...
I suspect a large part of the subtext is that considerable real estate holdings, hotels, casinos, apartments, etc. will mysteriously end up slightly off book on some TrumpCo. spinoff or another.

It's the new Riviera after all . . .
The most likely reason is because shipments below a certain value were not being inspected and this was a loophole that allowed China to undermine the US by shipping fentanyl ingredients. My guess is that the postal service needs time to resolve this issue, and are choosing to stop processing these packages for now.

The other possible reasons are to impose tariffs on shipments below the low value threshold, to disrupt the Chinese economy which is currently weak, to discourage consumption of Chinese products, or to use as a negotiation tool in the current push to reset foreign policies.
I remember I once stumbled upon pictures of the daily life of ordinary nazis.

They looked so normal, having fun, teasing each other, drinking and playing instruments.

There is even a video where hitler is shying away from his love companion.

This was a shock to me as a kid: evil doesn't look like the caricature of "the very bad guy", it emerges in every day people.

I think we failed to communicate that. It was too tempting to have a universal vilain you could use in Hollywood movies and instantly recognize. That you can't identify to. Black and white is so easy to sell.

But what it means is a huge part of our society cannot make the link between what is happening in their own life and the past. Because they have a vision of the past that looks like a kid show, not what really happened.

Worse, on the other side, outraged people abused the term nazi to call out anybody that had a bad behavior. But there is a huge difference between being an asshole and being ready to commit genocide.

Eventually it means the word nazi lost all of its meaning. And all of its usefulness to defend ourselves.

In the last too decades, we surely spent a lot of time playing with words until they could not be useful anymore. But it made us feel good for a moment.
> Greenland's bans foreign political donations

So they are becomming undemocratic, like Georgia. /s
Yes, LLMs are great at generating corporate bullshit to appease the clueless middle management. I wouldn't trust its code generation for production systems though, but I can see how inexperienced devs might do just that.
Unfortunately, I will never be able to take advantage of this policy, For the very reason that I have kagi Set as my exclusive search engine on every single device that I own, And there's no way that I could go even a Day, let alone a month, without using this fantastic service.

Keep up the good work guys!
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Protest outside your senator's residence. Every day. Until Trump is impeached (again!) and removed.
This is cool.

It’d be great if they extended it to refund $5 for anyone on a Pro or Ultimate plan doing less than 300 searches in a month, too. (I pay for ultimate and would still be very happy with that gesture.)
The fuck are you taking about? They can’t even fill the seats with the demographic bomb hitting. Dude, populations change. Therefore they have demand and supply they meet. I don’t care for the system for other reasons but discriminatory? Get fucking real.
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I do not want to use multiple apps for chat, first, and I especially do not want to use anything from Meta. I know it’s E2E encrypted, but they still get to know who I’m talking to and how often, and other metadata. I don’t want that.
The End of Programming as We Know It
Building out more high-speed rail interconnections than any other part in the world is a well-known sign of a country that thinks short-term.
> 2. The amount of effort being put into this is much higher than GitHub changing their default for new repos to "main"

The buck didn't stop with that useless piece of wokeism that, oh so curiously, didn't go after master degrees.

The funniest thing when red is in power instead of blue is how all the blue people pretend their crap was good and the crap of red is bad and how it's not about the action but about who does it.
Thanks Dang, better now
So no one cares that the trucks are clearly overpowered for the job and destroying bins every 2-3 years when other countries(maybe even other places in the US too?) have identical bins lasting 2 decades without any problem, even when using trucks that automatically dump the contents? Do you pay for replacement bins as residents, or does the city provide them? Either way, seems incredibly wasteful for something that is absolutely a solved problem.
Τhe promise of the NRA+ folks is that guns in the hands of citizens will avert such a situation. Let's see if at least one of the things they claimed is not a lie.
2021 is not recent for you?
All the world's billionaires own about $20T. Distributing that equally among all the people of the world would provide each a $75 annuity indefinitely.
Clear takeaway is that the US does what benefits it, so has no problem being part of ethnic cleansing of a nation where it sees an opportunity to do so.

Which is a strong argument against allowing the US to have direct control of more land in the middle east, or anywhere else. Expansionism and Nationalism are a toxic mix.

Under no circumstances is the US having a presence in Gaza a benefit to anyone, even long term the US.
It's relevant that people were told they'd be a shoe-in for the job if they spent time and money on education and training and passed the relevant aptitude tests, but were instead denied on the basis of race. That also likely had the knock-on effect of reducing the number of people willing to take an educational track to become an ATC, because e.g. colleges could no longer tell their students it was a viable path for them.

"Like 85% of their fellow CTI students, Brigida and Reilly found themselves faced with a red exclamation point and a dismissal notice: “Based upon your responses to the Biographical Assessment, we have determined that you are NOT eligible for this position."

The article also mentions that there were fewer applicants and fewer offers extended from 2014 onward.
Yea, it's a super nice system. It's such a pity that most language designers don't look at other languages before implementing stuff.

I tried to warn the D guys not to make this exact mistake, but they didn't listen :/
Plus, you get to stay in touch and advertise via a monthly email: “You didn’t do any searches so we’re giving you next month for free, here are all the cool things you could do:…”.
Yes and FDR also skirted around constitutionality and even threatened to pack the courts to ram his reforms in. I don't agree with everything the president is doing, but the rail we are going down is just doomed. What is your proposition to stop interest from eating 100% of the federal budget. We just paid 1T of interest, do you think that is going to decelerate?
For someone not familiar with these, is it just a hobby device? Or is it useful for some special purpose?
Yes this seems to have become the best practice with all the JS Conf events and the logo showing JS.
But frankly Oracle has always been a jerk and had miopic vision in things like this. I'm happy if someone also fights them on being a mindless jerk.
They sued Google over Android using Java which was literally the best thing ever for Java. Java got learned by a whole new generation of developers (myself among those). Google at the time was also publishing the GWT Google Web Toolkit.
Oracle would rather own a tombstone with written Java and JavaScript on it rather than set them free and find some other indirect ways to monetize.
"If you love something, set them free" doesn't apply to Oracle, whose policies seem to show they have little love for development and software itself.
I like it a lot :-)
It scrolls a bit too far though. I move my fingers fast and it skips articles because of the momentum.
Also when at the top, scrolling up it should maybe refresh?
And it would be nice with a visual indicator that new articles are being loaded when at the bottom.

Kudos!
> Not every corporation has both morals

I think this is easier: there isn't a single corporation on the earth with morals. Morality and profit-chasing are not generally coherent principles. Nobody doing any good on this earth has a need for an LLC.
Palo isn't great either but Fortinet is in its own league.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/14/miscreants_mass_explo...
So you are saying if the founding fathers had 100 agencies then slavery wouldve been abolished?
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My first thought. I'd think that first N searches being free each month would fix that for me. Paying for the full month for 1 search feels off, but paying the same for 10 searches dilutes the feeling by factor of 10.
> I’d love to know more.

Probably not news, but here are a few big ones that I remember from our conversations:

1. Family member lived in a rural area. They could see the train line that ran between two major cities. I can’t remember the exact order of events (e.g., construction), but at some point they noticed packed trains turning off the main tracks to go to a facility. Packed trains went in, and empty trains came out. At first they didn’t think anything of it… just resettlement stuff or war stuff or whatever. But then it continued. And continued. The rumors started. Everything was hush hush. Nobody dared to ask the authorities. Only later did they learn that it was a concentration camp and what actually happened there. That one kind of blew my mind… they had no idea about what was going on except vague rumors, most of which were wrong.

2. One family member had access to privileged information about the war (in the later stages of the war). One bit of info they knew was about causalities, and how certain assignments were less survivable than others. The propaganda machine made it seem like it was noble to go fight the war that would inevitably be won, but this person knew with a reasonable degree of mathematical estimation that some of the kids being sent off weren’t likely to come back. They said it was tough to look those parents, especially mothers, in the eyes when they made some comment about hoping their kid came home safely. My family member knew that these parents would likely never see their son again, and all for what was looking like a lost and/or questionable war effort that was still playing on nationalist sentiments.

3. This really isn’t that interesting, but… The propaganda late in the war made it seem like Germans in general and the troops specifically were eating well with an abundance of good food, while people who actually grew the food had to do things like use sawdust and straw as filler in their bread. They had a long list of accommodations that they told me that they made so that they didn’t feel hungry, and I don’t remember them all. The cool thing is that there were ways for the rural folks to get access to food beyond the rations. Sometimes they could sneak some extra food to the city-dwelling family members, but the folks in the cities seemed to have it tougher. They were sort of bitter about how the food situation got progressively worse as the war progressed as well as the total disconnect from reality that the propaganda was presenting.

Note that these were stories that were told to me decades ago about stuff that had happened many decades before then. I’m sure that some stories were embellished while others were muted. I’m also sure that some of the details were “lost in translation” — either via my mediocre German, their mediocre English, or the limits of language assistance that some of the bilingual folks provided.

I don’t really feel like I did these stories justice.
How do you clean up a corrupt organization?