skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Remember boot-sector viruses? The TPM helps prevent those. DRM is not something that the TPM enables or helps with or facilitates in any way.

Please read this, and do your part to make the world a bit more educated, on average:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module#Overvi...

If you don't dismiss my comment as the comment of a corporate shill, you might learn something, and in the future that knowledge may help you. I don't know, I can't predict the future, but I do know that ignorance is dumb.
My impression is that pricing of kagi is already close to cost price (plus salaries).

I think we are entering an era, where these things will just not be available to people in developing countries, as they cost more than they can pay. Especially taking Ai into consideration.

However, we could start paying fair prices for produce like clothes.
VBS also requires it, which is a big improvement to Windows' security.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/de...
Or you could switch to a different voting system which allows more than two parties, allowing people to make more nuanced choices?

There are even voting systems which are perfectly representative (as a popular vote would be) and ensure all states get a voice (the goal of the electoral college).

Say, a bicameral system.

One chamber allocating each state a fixed number of voices, ensuring each state has a voice,

and a second chamber with mixed-member-proportional voting (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT0I-sdoSXU), which allows perfectly proportional majorities in this chamber while giving each district a representative (in the process also fixing gerrymandering).

In fact, it was actually this system, designed by the US, that the allied countries chose for Germany after World War II.
> You could do that via Violentmonkey / Tampermonkey, but that won't apply to devices that don't have it.

On iOS there is Modificator which allows to inject CSS and JS:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1635358022
You don't have to. At least on iOS I've managed to get away without doing it until now. WhatsApp does make it inconvenient to do stuff without syncing contacts though.
I'm sure Matrix users are a great dating pool.
I’d argue that the US is experiencing the transition from republic to empire that Rome did — also during a period of decline and political corruption.

My point was that decline and regrowth, or even political transition as with Rome, happen frequently — not just decline followed by collapse (or “death”).
all yall HN "well actually" MF missing the point. this is meant for non-technical people
Trump Brazenly Defies Laws in Escalating Executive Power Grab
It's funny because Trump saw this years ago and the entire point of the tariff is to gain Chinese manufacturing independance.
> But, I'm suspicious that these anonymous online death threats were actually made by Musk supporters to shift the discussion. A "false flag" if you will, as murdering even right-wing, privileged-background volunteer saboteurs of basic government services seems somewhat kneejerk even for the famously "death threats at the drop of a hat" anonymous internet crowd.

Surely the fact that such threats have long been made at the drop of a hat is a reason to just assume any new ones were made with all the same (high or low) sincerity as those before them, rather than being a false flag?
Yet, 30 years later America is on the lead, large and sound.

Until it decides to go on a mission of self fulfilled prophecy, trying to undo everything overnight.
This is exciting

- move embedded iframe to lightbox for “full screen” and back

- drag and drop of elements without resetting their state

- I’m very curious if it works with contenteditable and/or input method editors. The specifics here are complex so I’m guessing it won’t work, but if it does it will unlock a new bag of tricks for dealing with various problems one encounters when building a rich editor like Notion
Oh I read it, but I am not sure if you did. The symptoms are listed. These symptoms are a good indication to avoid it in those that are sensitive to it. For those people, it will add up to be pretty bad for their health if they continue to take it.

If the body is signaling to not do something, then don't do it!!!
Hmm, if somebody idolizes a serial liar, cheat, fraud, convicted felon, horrible personality, sleazy conman etc. who is also a billionaire who laughs at poor then problem lies deeper.

Failed upbringing, failed education, failed by society. If I substract those people who we can call unfortunate from pool, the only stuff that remains is really not anyhow pretty, in contrary.

Those people in your community that voted for him - are they happy with his steps now and firm direction he is taking? If yes, then it confirms the line above.
great! here are the github issues for the repo so you can make that change: https://github.com/InfosecForActivistsTeam/infosec-activists...
It's pretty clear what's happening if you turn on "showdead" and go to Newest: https://news.ycombinator.com/newest
You're right, I went back and read and it looks like the officer who died had their stroke ruled as their cause of death, not the blunt force injuries they received, though it was ruled contributing to his cause of death.

Upon further reading it looks like they only intended to murder a bunch of people and were prevented from doing so while invading the capitol buildings holding nooses, a completely blameless activity.

How's your priors doing btw?
How would your product make the world a better place for human beings, especially if it were successful?
the Chinese have been saying, 'The East is rising and the West is declining,' but China's current economy is on the decline, and Europe is no better. That leaves the U.S. still standing with economic growth. I guess we'll see.
A single-payer system is literally designed for this.
It becomes an ongoing maintenance problem even if you import them - if nobody in the US has experience servicing them, and nobody else is buying them, then you end up being the sole subsidizer of the cost of things like having a stockpile of parts around.
Valorant uses VBS, which in turn requires TPM 2.0. Valorant isn't directly leveraging TPM.

https://support-valorant.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/articles/169...
In trouble.. France keeps the CEO hostage and blackmails him with decades of jail for numerous crimes committed over Telegram.
People who voted for Trump voted for "let's keep everything including healthcare pro corporate and screw the poor".

The anti LGBT and especially anti trans messaging was strong and clear from the conservative side. There was no ambiguity or potential for mistake.

Trump voters were not misled, they wanted the things parent comment list.
I couldn't agree more.

If we're not talking about cyber war exclusively, such as finding and exploiting vulnerabilities, for the time being national security will still be based on traditional army.

Just a few weeks ago, italy announced a 16bln€ plan to buy >1000 rheinmetall ifv vehicles. That alone would make italy's army one of the most equipped in Europe. I can't imagine what would happen with a 500$bln investment in defense,lol. I don't agree with what Meloni's government is doing, but one of the ministers I agree more with is the defense minister Crosetto

Furthermore, what is being shown, at least for the time being, is that open source can be and is crucial in aiding developing better models. This collides with the idea of big, single "one winner takes it all" VC mentality (because let's be honest, these defense pitches are still made by startup/VC bros)
Well, as we have just seen, California doesn't have a handle on risk management or insurance pricing. So I wouldn't look for them to set the standard for the industry.
Soundly the laughing stock of the entire world.
I wonder if there’s any room for a manufacturer that would make an untrusted TPU. Like, one that quacks like a TPU, but has will sing like a bird if you ask for its keys. Violates all of the security guarantees? Yep, you bet. But it does provide some insurance against an industry that might want to use TPUs against us (e.g. DRM).
I don't doubt that "Every single Canadian IT board" hates Trump with a passion. I just proposed that it doesn't matter.

First, any attempt of geopolitical decoupling will be stymied by the likely outlook of an imminent 180 as soon as the beloved progressives are back in charge – as well as the ridiculousness of how that 180 would look.

Secondly, its not a coincidence that the American Empire (aka the West) consists of exactly one import based market surrounded by export based markets which need their trading surplusses to run their welfare programs. Unless the hegemon's subjects are suddenly switching to join BRICS all the grandstanding posture will be water under the bridge, eventually.

Thirdly, "Every single IT board" is exactly what made Trump and other populists elsewhere succeed in the first place.
Because, for many, Christianity|Whiteness|Capitalism|Patriarchy|* is a more sacred and immediate value than Democracy. (You are beginning to see this on the left, albeit with different values, with the inteolerant woke, and those who demand you vote "blue no matter who".)
Same here. I'd rather hold and use an asset that unstably increases in value greatly over time, than one which continuously goes down in value to 0 (all fiat currencies go to zero eventually)
That's why they should all be sandboxed. Just compile them to wasm and this greatly reduces the surface area of exploits in practice; or, run them in a separate process and sandbox with seccomp (and talk to them with IPC). The former approach actually has less overhead for small components, or at least that's what Firefox devs found out https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/02/securing-firefox-with-weba...

Relying on the compiler to do sandboxing is theoretically possible, as done by the Singularity and Midori operating systems from Microsoft (they ran all user programs in kernel mode, without paging, relying only on the compiler to prevent an user from reading memory from another user). But in practice this can't be done with a compiler full of holes like rustc, you would need a compiler that was designed for this from the ground up.
> In the last two weeks, I've heavily used Claude and DeepSeek Chat. ChatGPT is much more reliable compared to both

Which reliability problems did you face? I heard about connection issues due to too much traffic with Deepseek, but those would go away if you self-host the model.
Hah. I didn't even realize you could _not_ name them.

I just do:

jj b c zellyn/appname-update-plugh-tests
jj git push
Those teams have these weirdos the article talks about.
I think the best solution to this was Quantrix. The multi dimension, multi scenario modelling just felt right and natural. It still exists but seems to be locked into a different price point and target audience and outdated app UI. Someone should make an airtable like experience for what quantrix was.
> You metaphorically need to invent the universe to make it work in the US.

You didnt answer the obvious question of the why things are the way they are now? US used to have their entire electronic supply chain, save from raw materials, in USA in the 70s... So why cant US build its own Shenzhen or Hong Kong? taxes? corporate taxes are relatively low in some US states, infrastructure? US has all the infrastructure needed. Engineers? US claims to have the best universities in the world...
The problems with per-watch pricing most come down to requiring a conscious decision each time they use your service, when you'd prefer that they be indifferent at most margins so that they don't have to be regularly reminded that oh, yeah, the amount of money they're spending on this darn this thing actually varies with how they use it.

Largely this breaks down into two salient factors:

- the friction of the transaction itself, which you largely shed when the consumer already has already agreed to be billed on usage, and

- metering aversion, which can be alleviated with a wide range of cheap tricks, e.g. using very coarse quantization: think not "rent this episode for just $0.99", but "rent up to 50 episodes this month for just $9.99". But the extreme of this is what you actually see: one price for any usage of the service at all, which ... is a popular pricing model at consumer scales because it works?
Hope the US gets bad enough that people in the EU notice and decide they don't want to go down the same route?

Yeah, same. Since the Brexit a lot of populist parties in the EU don't want to leave the EU anymore (only reform it). Let's hope that this is another warning that the destructive populist path doesn't lead anywhere good.

(And I hope that the UK will join the EU again, they are close friends.)

I did just start paid subscriptions to several media outlets that have been doing good reporting on the situation (Guardian, Verge).

Yeah, independent, non-clickbait news is very important in these times. We recently renewed our newspaper subscription for three years.

When you are in the EU (or really anywhere non-US anyway), it's probably a good moment to start moving your data out of the US and away from US companies. So far Trump has done exactly what he promised, so a large trade war or, even worse, a war over Greenland is possible. Since pretty much anything is fair game now, blackmailing the EU using its dependency on US tech companies is not far-fetched anymore.

Get your data out and reduce your dependency on US tech.
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The duck typing argument is absolutely not based on minimal or missing documentation. There wouldn't be countless issues about it in the Zig repository if it were that simple. See https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/17198

I'm simply going to quote one of the comments from the linked GitHub issue:

> generic code is hard. Hard to implement correctly, hard to test, hard to use, hard to reason about. But, for better or worse, Zig has generics. That is something that cannot be ignored. The presence of generic capabilities means that generic code will be written; most of the std relies on generic code.
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HN is not primarily a news site though, despite the name.
USPS suspends incoming parcels from Hong Kong and China
Htmx has experimental support.
This is going to be great for rendering libraries that do keyed loops and for some portal systems.

You'll be able to reorder items in a list while preserving focus, without reloading iframes, and keeping audio and video playing.

We have a draft PR for support in Lit, and will try to ship that as soon as possible.
I recently found out that a friend of mine installed Linux on his own, completely removing his Windows install. And he has yet to "fiddle with the terminal", but still enjoys gaming on Steam and goes on with his daily routine.
> China is fucked.

China will encounter economic headwinds, yes.

However china has a functioning and fairly flexible executive that is capable of making long term plans and executing them (see belt and road, debt trapping most of africa's ports and mines).

The US has a completely non-functioning legislature and an executive that is not in control of the president. The Executive does not have a plan past personal power grabs. When the president realises that he's been locked out of the mechanisms that control the executive, then all bets are off.
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> if we can get Greenland and the Panama Canal amicably through business/diplomacy then

This is a joke right? I'm not sure 'amicably' means holding a gun to someone's head to get them to do what you want them to do. Trump stated he would use force if necessary.

> No. More. Wars.

Biden also didn't start any wars. Trump is talking about annexing Gaza, and he continues to talk about war with Iran. Trumps aggression is how wars start because it puts everyone on edge.

When Trump starts a war, which seems inevitable unless his advisors get some control, will you then admit it was dumb to vote for Trump? I'm sure you'll explain it away somehow as #winning.

> I thought we were all about rule of law?

I just assume you're trolling at this point. Trump just pardoned people who beat up law enforcement. He also talks about deporting people he simply doesn't like. He's farther from the rule of law than any POTUS in history.
Who is going to replace US? China? Its economy is on the decline with deflation, debts, real estates problem...etc. Europe? Japan?
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Been saying this for years, it's been fucking baffling. Generating images, video and text that sort-of resembles what a human would come up with is genuinely quite impressive. It is not "let's claim it'll fix our country" (looking at you, Keir) impressive though, and I cannot believe so much money has been pumped into it.
Let them deliberate without us watching over their shoulders

That’s a recipe for disaster. The Founders came up with a Constitution for a reason. Public debate is not our problem. Any more than freedom of speech is our problem.
Everyone dislikes bikeshedding. But people disagree on which questions are bikeshedding and which aren't.
That's fair enough, but I feel like more modern examples are probably more relevant than Ancient Rome or China. The modern world offers significantly more ways for rival powers to assert influence in periods of weakness.

I'd also argue that for most people anxious right now, the idea that America might be in a transitional period of turmoil, but that it'll emerge stronger in 20 years (I made up that number) is of cold comfort.
Social media no longer represents "many people are saying it".

The early internet could give an overview of what's being said in general on a particular topic - but today's content is often manipulated to support or attack a particular viewpoint.
Chinese know very well what they are doing when exporting certain chemicals, and to whom. They just don't care.
This is a truth that's easily overlooked; most languages are several levels beyond basic types to the point that people forget about the low level constructs involved. This is one reason why I like Go, it exposes and educates on fairly low-level mechanisms that are not unfamiliar to anyone who's studied computer science, but at the same time you don't have to worry too much about the lower level stuff like memory, pointers, zeroing, etc. I think it's a good tradeoff.
Historically yes because we use unsafe languages just to parse HTML, CSS, HTTP but intrinsically those do not require unsafe things. For JIT the situation is different and without JIT performance would be problematic.

That said, the alternative to web apps is native platforms or other VMs which have the exact same problem except with less capital allocated towards mitigating it.
Threatening to close the Dept of Education and blocking scientific research is not an improvement. And nothing has changed on Border, Drugs, ME or UKR - same as it was. Bro just talked a game and some believe without evidence
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One could use a portable programmable network device between the phone and wifi for increased security.
> You can be shunned from MAGA, while remaining republican.

Can you really? Who is that?
The S1 paper is not meant to compete with R1. It simply shows that with 1k well curated examples for finetuning (26 minutes training on 16 GPU) and with a simple hack for controlling the length of the thinking process, one can dramatically increase the performance of a non-reasoning model and show a clear increase in benefit with increased test-time compute. It is worth a quick skim.
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I would say that they don't require an 500bln$ investment. AFAIK, drone that help lock on target have started being used in Ukraine
1. Is anyone paying Oracle for this trademark? I ask because lawyers aren’t underpants gnomes; if there is not a revenue stream then what supports their effort?

2. The below quote from the article has a poignant innocence to it. Not as unhinged as Mullenwrg but still as deluded.

I created Node.js and released it under the MIT license to benefit developers, not so it could be used as a legal pawn by a Fortune 500 company. Now, instead of correcting their misrepresentation, they’re using it to stall the case.
As I understand it, they aggregate and re-rank results from Google, Bing, Yandex, Brave, (more?), plus their own index.
That doesn't look a very convincing argument. So Trump is coincidentally close to the Project 2025 members and both executing their playbook on day one but somehow that's not a connection?

> I don't think any checks and balances are being broken. Trump and the Republicans won the popular vote (which is kind of insane in an of itself), the Electoral College, the House, and the Senate.

Well but right now why isn't he using any of those then? Musk operates outside any legal framework.

Maybe Trump isn't as confident as you seem on the loyalty of his fellow non-MAGA Republicans.

> I can't fathom what you're trying to argue with this. That we should stop elections because the people might elect an authoritarian?

I'm just disproving the nonsensical argument "he's been elected, therefore it'll remain a democracy". Well no, that isn't a sufficient guarantee.
Microsoft has made device encryption available to Home edition users if they sign in with a Microsoft account. It relies on the TPM to seal the volume key.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/device-encryptio...
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Coincidentally, few democracies last much longer than 250 years. Monarchies and oligarchies tend to last longer.

Some argue that all organizations, including governments, eventually become oligarchies. See The Iron Law of Oligarchy (1911)