skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ukraine had weapons systems that it could not operate due to them being locked down by USSR leadership. So their choices were really to give them up, or begin reverse engineering and risk getting invaded by parties that didn't want them to have those weapons.

>Also - universal healthcare is not about 1-2 percent lower military spendings (much of which goes back to the country itself). USA is a rich country, you could also afford it.

We can't afford it. Most of the Western countries that have it can't actually afford it either. The US and the rest of the West are only rich in a very narrow sense, in that they get to borrow more than anyone else. Manufacturing has left, and everyone is running a trade deficit. It's time to turn all that around before our countries become 100% dependent on imports and unable to defend themselves.
757 stabilizer trim system

Have you shared your thoughts on MCAS? I feel like there are a lot of potential lessons that got missed for all the noise.
I also love the 757, but never had as good a reason as you other than knowing the flight characteristics of the plane. Sad to see them disappearing from the icelandair fleet, is there anything else comparable? The modern 737 variants sure don't seem to be.
You are not wrong. I have consistently seen here attempts being made by "neutral" audience to show anything related to China or Russia in bad light, and anything significant by the West or other G7 nations is shown and pushed as a good thing. I have compained this very hypocricy here twice before, only for my comments to be flagged.

You are not wrong for calling this site to have been infilterated by western hypocrites.
I've been recording every trade across the platform for the past 3 months, which is when I began my operation.

Median Daily Volume (M$)

Dec 2024 - 10.2

Jan 2025 - 5.04

Feb 2025 - 5.89

So, in short, my data is inconclusive. I've been impressed with their marketing and business development though. They seem to be cozy with the new administration and I imagine any headwinds they had from the CFTC are disappearing.
A little bit bizarre but I appreciate that a lot of effort has gone into it. Needs a sample project loaded on startup and a more obvious PLAY button.

Could maybe have a simpler UI by default with an option for advanced as most people would be consumers, not creators.

Could be fun to browse other peoples work if ranked by current popularity.
No, I mean services like Bloomberg.

KYC is an API you can pay for now. Works pretty well for the price, IIRC over 10k/month or something.
Don’t forget OSHA. Those chemicals and nomex turnout gear are a source of elevated cancers in firefighters.
> Let’s say IP address, fingerprinting and cookies.

This will still not lead to a binary outcome. Cookies can be deleted and fingerprints aren't perfect. Nor is Google able to obtain this data from sites equally. Amazon and Facebook certainly are not sharing liberally, as this is a big part of their revenue streams too. Their competition can benefit us in our defense.

You also forget time. There is historical data, current data, and future data. You can tackle all of these, and they should be addressed differently. You can remove data and that can prevent future players or potential sales of your data. But we should also be really aware that the future data is most important. You change over time and they want to track these changes. The more you can limit their access, the more you fight back. One easy method is to use email masks. You can do this for free or relatively cheap, but I've changed most of my logins to unique emails as well as unique passwords (fwiw, Mozilla Relay integrates into Bitwarden, making this simple). I've now been able to track who is leaking my information to who, and better adapt to the environment. It also means that if one of these sites gets hacked than I can easily burn that email address and not be forever locked in a circulating list.

So I just want you to realize, you haven't been defeated yet. As long as you generate new data, there is time for you to fight back.
Should be fixed now. App Store needed an EU declaration.
Interesting, this also released recently: https://rideslipstream.ai/

So far I’ve found these to be lackluster for planning and I just end up going out and seeing what kind of trouble I get into.
A History of Violence is phenomenal. Cronenberg might be one of those filmmakers who actually benefitted from the structure of Hollywood - even as far as “gross” Cronenberg is concerned, The Fly is probably his apex (even if Videodrome is cooler).
Per the article, one passenger "was flying to Toronto for a paramedics conference". Maybe there were more conference-goers.
It's not. Damages are an important component of a trial.
Your filtered results appear to be nearly all cops or castle-doctrine related. Race is pertinent.
Inflation is not exactly preferable to hard defaults, although it really depends on who is being defaulted on. Defaulting on pensioners would be pretty awful. Defaulting on foreign-owned bonds would be less awful.
This was apparently published in 2018:

https://www.bennington.edu/news-and-features/bennington-revi...

The issues are frustratingly undated, except the first. It strives to publish twice a year.
Christian AI engineers want to make an AI based on God and Christian theology. Secular Religion is being used right now. I am a Catholic and I support all human beings even GLBT etc human beings. I even support Gay Marriage and other religions like Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc. But AI needs a moral code of ethics like no killing, no stealing, etc.
FDA staff reviewing Musk's Neuralink were included in DOGE employee firings
is X susceptible to DDOS?
What people actually keep forgetting is that this isn't the distribution of the training data. Predict-the-raw-internet models don't get released by AI corporations anymore. Back in 2023 when models had less effective RLHF treatment, the result was Microsoft Sidney.
Here is the first video I saw posted on the aviation subreddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1is1qoy/video_of_...
I'm really curious about the "com.apple.tw.twrr" notification. Why does it start with com.apple? The app in question here (which looks like it's called Top Widgets) is not an Apple app.
I've heard his name, but after reading this, I'm calling him a national treasure now.

Right after I launch my new cryptocurrency QuantumDog.
Somebody specifically asked about adding HTTPS to their jupyter notebook, and you are pointing out a solution that is not needed for jupyter, will show certificate errors, and is "useful" only in ways you only hint at. Thank you for your comments.
Apps without trader status will be removed from the App Store in the EU: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=einwn76m
That article says one air traffic controller was laid off.
Older versions of Office have worked okay for a while now. Newer cloud-reliant ones are just going to break time and time again. On Linux your options basically boil down to O365 for Browser or Libreoffice.
I don't know if they've taken that job position down for years. I don't think there are a ton of people out there with the specific skills they are looking for.
We're currently using Multiplier, but my previous company used Remote.

They both work flawlessly. When I was doing my research myself, I used Employ Borderless to guide me in the right direction; they got me in contact with the account managers from the different EOR providers. Multiplier was the better fit for me.

I'd suggest just getting in contact with them and seeing which option is best for your situation!
Right, I misremembered. Anyway, if you really NEED the job then you don't ask questions like that to the CEO lol. Everyone knows that asking is risky even if you're right.
DJB made a brief critique of this argument: https://blog.cr.yp.to/20250118-flight.html#rsa
I'm not so bothered about fools being parted with their money. In a perfect economy, they ought to be.

> a sci-fi hazard

Until it isn't. And we wouldn't know when this comes to pass, because few are motivated to care about it.
How fast?
Weirdly they didn't test nighttime exposure as an intervention. OK, "weird" means probably it was costly/hard to get people into a lab setting at 9pm... But it does make you wonder!
Not exactly a scientific experiment, but based on this video it seems like fire would have significantly less visible intensity for it to make a meaningful difference.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBL3NdIK4DI
Is being "your favorite band's favorite band" not the most insanely high praise though? I can't think of anything cooler.
Is Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 missing?
Personally I can get behind the stated intentions of DOGE (although I don't think that's the real intent). I can also see the logic of having to break a few things / start over to really get to a clean state. But the way it's done doesn't seem intentional or calculated, it's just randomly smash things and seeing what breaks.

To put it in software terms, this is like doing a refactor without knowing what the current code base does, what the intended functionalities are and without having a design. Instead, someone just goes in to delete chunks of code based on the file name and see what happens.

With a random CRUD app that might be ok to some extent, but we're talking about people's livelihood, national security matters, environmental and consumer protection and such. The current DOGE approach using the most charitable take is either reckless or hubris.
I'd never seen this before but it is interesting. For the uninitiated, it has performance much higher weighted than others towards that metric. However, it only beats the GPUs. Looks like the more datacenter or professional cards completely outclass it. Seems to be similar FLOP/Joule, though.

I'd bet that like AVX512 on Intel, they decided the money was in AI not more traditional scientific computing.
I remember reading somewhere that it is analogous to closing your eyes under the sun, as your eyelids only allow some wavelengths of sunlight. Not sure if that's accurate.
The US has been that since 1861.
I hate to tell you, but even if you have never done 23 and me or anything similar, enough of your family has that your genetic data is already very readily accessible to the parties who need it.
I'm kind of surprised Apple's App Store checks don't reject any app that makes direct syscalls. Syscalls on Apple platforms are not a stable ABI, so all syscalls must go through libSystem, which means any app that makes a syscall directly instead of going through libSystem is doing something that it shouldn't.

Similarly I'm wondering why the author here searched through the code for `mov w16, #26` instead of searching for `svc 0x80`.
Even now on ARM it's not perfect. my M1 Mini will wake from sleep to a greenscreen and then crash/reboot ~once every few months, irrespective of uptime.

My work mac (M1 Pro) occasionally locks up and reboots when waking from sleep too, at about the same frequency.

Always wondered why this was such a difficult problem to solve, seemingly irrespective of operating system. (Linux has never been acceptable or reliable in this respect, IME, regardless of distro and hardware configuration.)
The Nazis, who were white supremacists, persecuted Einstein and dismissed his theory of relativity as "Jewish science". Einstein fled to the US, which was a much less racist environment compared to Nazi Germany, and Einstein's theory helped the US create the atomic bomb that defeated the Nazis.

The US had a "Jewish quota" to limit the number of Jews allowed in universities, so "white" Jews experienced more discrimination than white Christians. However, racial segregation between white and black people was legal until 1954-1964, so white Jews generally experienced less discrimination compared to black people.

If Germany and the US wasn't so racist, science would have advanced further than it is today. Famous Jewish scientists (and science communicators) proved that white supremacy was wrong, not right.
I read it accurately.
Actually you're completely wrong. I do have ADHD.
That unfortunately describes many people in a political grouping that focuses on disinformation and disruption.
As far as I know, it still is.

(Sorry, could not resist...)
Few people know much labor history now. The era when unions could put a thousand people on a factory gate to prevent scabs from entering is long gone. That's how the auto companies were unionized.
TAoCP is worth trying to read.
Very neat, at first I was like ohh it’s going to download YouTube videos and get disabled sooner rather than later, but this is super clean with embed links. It’s definitely a neat project

I actually sample a lot of YouTube videos and it’s a cat and mouse game since YouTube keeps disabling it. Eventually I’m going to have to just grab my old phone with a jack and run an aux cord…
Fun fact, PG supports TLS auth[1] which one could import[2] into a browser context to hypothetically expose it to WASM. I am waving hands here, because I've never used the Web Crypto API in anger, and for sure am not the target audience to run RoR in the browser

I hear you about purposefully leaving 5432 open to the Internet, because "C is gonna C" but I just meant much like its "PasswordAuthentication no" friend, sending passwords over the wire is not the only form of auth nowadays. There's a very real chance putting pgbouncer in front of it[3] would reduce the blast radius of exposing C to the Internet. I was hoping pgcat (written in rust) would be a suitable alternative but it does not seem to allow TLS auth

1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/auth-cert.html (it's the earliest version still linked on their site)

2: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypt...

3: https://www.pgbouncer.org/config.html#authentication-setting...
My washing machine refreshed my thinking on software estimation
2 parts plutonic quartz, 1 part cesium, and 1 water bottle

Joking aside a lot of LLM's won't even let you ask critical questions about unions. They may have become more lenient in recent versions, but I know early llama and chatgpt models wouldn't answer questions about decertification of unions, or whether they could taxed. You could never get an LLM to say anything critical of a union just by using system prompts.

I'm highly skeptical of the idea there are a bunch of conservative bots running around, you would, at a minimum, have to retrain an existing model to get them to argue in favor of most right-wing topics. You certainly couldn't do it with system prompts.
My kids love the science app by BabyBus https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ailiyong.w... the explanations are accurate that is very rare in kids material.

I guess the math app is good (but I hadn't try it). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sinyee.bab...
Also, I like how in those experiments they are trying to fight wave function collapse without having any physical model of wave function collapse.
The growing headache Lynch mentions is such a great metaphor for the sinking feeling he must have felt as Lucas showed him things that had already been decided for him before he even agreed to direct. Lynch is known not only for paying close attention to sound design, but also for building many props himself to ensure they were exactly as he envisioned.
"Ziz"'s old blog: https://web.archive.org/web/20230315071531/https://sinceriou...

It seem they were a fan of Eliezer Yudkowsky and maybe Nick Bostrom (although a bit unclear) but they hate MIRI

LessWrong has a summary of their involvement: https://www.lesswrong.com/w/j-lasota-ziz
> why there isn’t a bigger push to innovate handheld devices for such use.

Google Pixel is getting there with USB-c display output (Pixel 8+), Android 16 Terminal as native Linux VM [1] and Android replacing ChromeOS for phone-tablet-laptop convergence.

Apple shipped VM support in iOS 15 (!) and then removed it. iPadOS became VisionOS and Mac Mini became "iPad Pro without a screen". Upcoming we have the 2025 Smart Home panel (6" x 6" screen with voice AI), iPad-on-a-robot-arm and AR Glasses with VisionOS to compete with Meta Ray-Bans. That's 2 or more roadmap years of converting iPadOS to other markets, without advancing iPadOS itself.

If we're lucky, Android VMs will wake Apple's iPad team from hibernation.

[1] https://www.androidauthority.com/android-16-linux-terminal-d...
> One of the best ways for me to learn, is to explain.

Kinda The Feynman Method[0] or even Rubber Ducky Debugging[1]. I found that teaching in grad school has immensely helped. Not only do you have to solidify concepts to a much higher degree but you revisit stuff too. I think there is a big difference between the level of expertise needed to be comfortable working with some knowledge vs what is needed to teach that knowledge. The former is much more personal. But when learning any topic there's always things you had to table, that you didn't answer, because you had to make general progress. But if you don't revisit these, then they always remain unknown. Revisiting often brings new insights and thinking that you probably didn't expect. Any time I've revisited a topic, even ones I know quite well and have revisited many times, I often find that there's still more for me to learn. There's infinite depth, so always keep your eye out.

[0] https://fs.blog/feynman-technique/

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
What does that have to do with non-competes?
The meme image is very funny. Recommended reading: https://kindlemodding.org/kindle-os/kindle_os.png
> Those who want "soft skills" from their engineers are often looking to place blame. It's easier to blame the engineer who didn't raise concern when things were going off the rails.

That is not what "soft skills" means.

Suppose your boss asks for something on an impossible timeline. Do you:

- say yes, and work overtime to get it done (without saying that's what you're doing)

- say no

- say yes, and demand extra recognition for being an hero

- insult your boss's upbringing and intelligence

- suggest a more realistic timeline

- say what you can get done by the given timeline
Lynch Dune is so underrated. The creativity on display was immense. The new Dune movies have amazing craftsmanship but feel as if they were generated by AI, almost every move and visual predictable.
I gotta come clean now. I turned the plane upside-down. It was me.
What is it that you think (a) your link explains, that (b) people do not already understand as part of the saying?
I'm glad that they included the disclaimer that "bibliophiles will have trouble with this step" The whole thing semi horrifies me.

I may not be as opposed if the book came bound in sections already separated.

But then again, the usefulness of many textbooks is the ability to jump back and fourth between sections, and the glossary at the back.
I've looked into red light at least a handful of nights, I never can come away with a conclusion. It seems like it helps, but it also seems super likely it doesn't do much. I've added the super high intensity arrays to my cart even, before reading into various studies and anecdotes and just not being convinced.

What's the most convincing argument for it?
Anecdotal, so take this with a grain of salt: I’ve used a pair of red light glasses from a Dr in the UK and saw noticeably improved vision.
It was before it's time. I don't think audiences understood it.
These are film wonks doing film wonk things. It's ok if that's not interesting to you. Just like how they probably wouldn't be interested in a detailed story about the creation of a certain programming language.
Is it wise to credulousy believe everything your government tells you without source data?
People always talk about gpus being overpriced.

The 980 was $549 in 2014, which seems to be about $730? today.

that means the 5080 at $999 is 1.3x the price of the 980. Yet the geometric mean score is 8.5x.

if you compare 980 vs 5090, you get 2.7x price, but 14.3x perf.

I would imagine this must be pretty good compared to many other components.
Well, cpus maybe, not sure about memory or hd/ssd.
While "Socialist" has a relatively specific meaning, "progressive" has a much wider variety of similar meanings, which definitely include the usage I indicated, without any need for recourse to the related word "progress".

Attempting to now restrict the word "progressive" to just one of its meanings in a politically biased way reeks of newspeak style attempts to control what people can express.
Make it a legal requirement during development of any DRM that the tool is created with the DRM. Release of the source code for the tool during bankruptcy, release of the tool and hosting as a legal requirement if they no longer want to support it indefinitely.

Theres no reason taking away our rights should be easy for the company when DRM mostly just makes life miserable for anyone trying to buy digital goods legally.
Big Brother says, why do we need AP when we have the Ministry of Truth (social)?
How do we tune in?

EDIT Here: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1gqGvjeBljOGB
Thanks, will have a look! Both companies seemed good to me, but then also it's all sale reps so the talk is always good I assume.

Will check out Employ Borderless.

Is it this website (stupid question maybe) https://employborderless.com/
Not like people in other countries don't have access to the same drugs. It's not solved 100% anywhere, but the magnitude is very different in say Canada.

End of the day, it's still societal issues that's causing some people to go down this path. Most of the drug addicts have some level of "atypical" upbringing. Maybe abusive childhood, constant foster care, growing up in a bad neighborhood with the wrong influence etc. Seems like we should be focusing on solving those issues, which not only benefits the topic at hand but society and communities in general.
The discord link will die soon. The attachment links started expiring at some point last year IIRC.
Good call, already linked.
A few others that come to mind:

- Write.as

- NewsBlur

- Overcast
I see what you're saying. Perhaps an upfront messaging would have been sensible, e.g. stating that Americans of Asian descent have no connection to this virus. But I'm unsure of how much effect it would have on bigots who will be bigots. During that administration bigots were emboldened, as they are even more so during this one.
I've probably posted a hundred messages here on MCAS! Most were downvoted to hell. The actual 737 pilots I talked to agreed with me, nobody else did. Classic Gell-Mann Effect. The only truthful account of the crashes is the official NTSB report.

The 737 is an electric drive, with a manual backup. The 757 is a scaled down version of the 747's dual hydraulic drive, no manual backup.

More efficient wings and engines obsoleted the 757.
There's a few RISC-V single-chip computers that put the Raspberry-Pi's products to shame. I'm evaluating the Bouffalo Labs BL808 and the Sophgo SG2000 for an upcoming project. They have MMUs and enough integrated RAM to run a mainline POSIX operating system. Both have multiple asymmetric cores that allow one to run a full Linux OS, one to run an RTOS or bare metal, and one for low-power tasks to run while suspended.

They're basically as capable as a Pi Zero, but work in a Pi Pico form factor. Check out the Ox64 and Oz64 boards from Pine64 or the Duo series from Milk-V.