skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Biden signed the deal with the cyber trucks. https://www.wral.com/story/fact-check-is-the-state-departmen...

And the NSF headquarters is a complete joke...I use to do tempo runs down Eisenhower Ave when it was all brutalist government buildings and condo's. They ripped down the brutualist buildings and rebuilt them into commercial office space which has sat vacant for years. But then in comes the NSF and they constructed this abomination of a building that has rooftop gardens and dominates the skyline. Massive sky scrapper...And they did this when a significant portion of their employee's worked from home (I know one). Sorry if I'm not crying about layoffs with the NSF, especially after years of tech layoffs due to Section 174 (approved of by some of these same progressive NSF government employees).
I hate to break it to you, but threat actors aligned with any major state are targeting everything with an Internet presence all of the time.
Small report from personal experience: I wrote the documentation for a project (~ half a bachelors thesis) with Typst. The writing experience was easy and nice, much better compared to the few Latex documents I worked on. Two main struggles I remember:

- We split the "paper" into multiple Typst files. While this organized our content nice, the VSC extension didn't recognize the bibliography imported in another file and displayed errors. Nothing major but certainly annoying.

- It couldn't deal well with SVGs and diagrams in general, so we resorted to just export graphics and include them as images.

6/10 would use again and I'm excited for the new release.
That's much more serious than the break I had in 2023. Slid and fell on an icy ramp coming off a river boat in Regensburg, Germany. Snapped the fibula in the middle, but didn't get it x-rayed until I was back in the US. Walking around Newark Airport wasn't fun. After that, wore a boot for four weeks, no cast was needed.
Distilled DeepSeek R1 Outperforms Llama 3 and GPT-4o in Classifying Error Logs
You are mistaken about the bodies of law in play here.

Probationary status for federal public sector workers has nothing to do with unions in the federal public sector.

Federal public sector unions do not even have a legal right to bargain over this topic.

For more on civil service protections and the category of "probationary employee" see:

https://www.mspb.gov/appeals/infosheets/Probationary_Employe...
Further: My understanding has always been that "defense" is quite a bit larger than reported as there are a lot of things that are really in the name of "defense" that aren't categorized that way in the budget.
I can't decide if I'm horrified or amazed by this :)
Apple Launches New iPhone 16e
Physical attractiveness outweighs intelligence in partner selection
100% Clickbait
You are arguing: “Why should Google care about wasting 25% of their compute costs?” I do not know how much that is, but presumably it is in the billions per year. A 1% saving would be tens of millions per year and that would only require a 4% implementation improvement.

Having done the majority of a QUIC implementation myself, achieving (on the non-encryption portion) 10 Gbps (1.5x faster) seems trivial, 30 Gbps per core (4x faster) seems straightforward, and 100 Gbps per core (15x faster) looks possible.

I was looking for benchmarks of professional implementations to see the limits of the protocol, but all I see are rates in the single digit Gbps which I assumed were toy re-implementations based on my analysis of what should be possible. But apparently these are state of the art implementations so now I am trying to figure out if anybody knows the specific reasons for the performance disparity.
Yes, but there is a path, and it's simplicity.

Lichess, is it bad? It basically solves the whole problem. If well-designed distributed social media site could be something like that. Donations are enough to support one guy at least.
> That sounds great, but those batteries are both too expensive right now and not available.

In December, Chinese battery pack prices declined to 100 $/kWh according to BNEF, which was a new record low. Also battery production goes up by at least 20% per year for the last years and battery energy storage installations go up by 30%, see BYD, CATL, and Tesla annual reports.

Availability might be a problem in the West, but China is installing them on a massive scale. So being “not available” (if that’s the case) should, I think, be interpreted as a Western call to action and not as a fact of life. South Korea produces 30% of all car batteries and multiple South Korean plants are planned for the US, so I have hope that things will start moving.
From a technical perspective, yes. From a social perspective, maybe. It needs a lot more community support and adoption, but it's on an excellent trajectory.
Thanks! I used draw.io and tweaked a number of the display properties to make it look more like Excalidraw.
Building a Bitcoin Exchange with FOSS BTC Pay Server
"Never" seems like a bad standard
Kids Love Landline Phones
I did read it. I think I understand your point. If this is how I feel? I do not think so.
I mean I did pretty good job with chores around my house last summer. It was nice. It was fulfilling. Not like my job feels like. I do try to work on myself decided to go on diet probably I will try to take on some exersices once the winter is gone... etc.
It is not like I lie in bed over the weekend or play video games all the time eating chips.
Just this job... I need money to support my family but it is freaking waste of my time.
Even more when I think about my side project waiting for me to have time to work on it.
I could play some Lego with my kids and this would be more enjoyable. My job feels like crawling through barbed wire because some guy decided that just walking on pavement is not struggle enough.
Is this depression? IMHO no. But no doctor can argue with you if you say that you are feeling pain so maybe this persistent state of misery could be depression for some.
> Google is your friend.

I'm not a fan of The Verge, but this is extremely lazy. If you're going to accuse, the very least you can do is provide one link. You know that Google "bubbles" results, so your searches can lead to completely different information than someone else's, right?
It isn't a viewpoint. It's a fact. I'm using signal for almost a decade now and only managed to get a dozen or so people to use it in any capacity. Most keep using whatsapp as their primary method of communication anyway.
> Now who's being vulgar?

Not me. Feel free to quote the vulgar word I used that wasn't just quoting you.

> I also disagree with your accusations

Yes, incredibly, you disagree that calling a comment idiotic is resorting to an insult.

> but anyone who's read this conversation can see the evidence for themselves

Yes, they can see that you called my comment idiotic which is unambiguously and objectively resorting to an insult.
Indeed. It was about 0 degree Celsius, camping and we were trying to get a bit of a fire going for heat. I won't do that with petrol as I value my eyebrows, ended up having to thin the diesel a bit with petrol as we discovered splashing diesel on a small flame on damp wood doesn't help at all.
The Supreme Court literally said that Trump has absolute immunity for criminal use of presidential power. Combined with the statistical impossibility of a 2/3 senate majority for impeachment, this is a license to grab as much power as that same court will allow.
You’re arguing against a strawman here, you’ve said a lot of things here that I did not say.

You seem to be trying to win a fight that I’m not trying to start, and that’s ok.

I said it’s not for me, and I will stand by that. Anyone who comes along in a reply arguing is missing the point entirely.
if you want to scrape all the content, that's what the firehose is for, and it's allowed.

the only reason to mass-follow is for spam purposes.
NYC should call it a transportation tariff and then DJT would love it.
The only president with approval ratings lower than his current rating, this early in their presidency, was his own first term:
https://news.gallup.com/poll/116677/presidential-approval-ra...

And its dropping from the low point it started at https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/favorability/dona...

I don't know what "considering the circumstances" are but his approval ratings are historically abysmal, not quite high.
Regulations are necessary where the harm that we’re protecting against is so severe that avoiding it is worth the cost and lost productivity of administering and complying with the regulation.

Food and water safety certainly fall in that category! Ensuring that early adopters of useless $700 widgets are “protected” against startups going bankrupt or otherwise discontinuing / canceling the product doesn’t seem worth anyone’s concern.

Some people’s reaction to observing anything in society that they don’t like is “that should be banned!” I don’t think that’s an appropriate reaction.

The proposed regulation would dramatically increase the risk of any investment in a new consumer hardware startup. And, there are not that many of these startups in the first place, because they’re risky enough as it is! So, the net result would be less innovation and less startups doing hardware, and I don’t think that would be a net improvement.
That's why I called them collectively:

> well, I'm not sure "left" is the right word, but more generically not-the-Right Americans with guns who I would categorise as an "extremist".

Despite who and what they targetted.

For a mere protest-based example of oppositon: an ex of mine is an actual literal communist, so way to the left of the Dems in a lot of regards, and yet was still so anti-Dem as to promote Trump the first time around.

The "anti" part seems more relevant than the "pro", when the question is violence.

But perhaps that's just me.
Does MSFT sell new stock? If not, how does the stock price going up affect their ability to invest?
There are two falsehoods crammed into your comment, which is impressive given it's only one sentence.

1. Furry is a fandom, not a fetish.

2. Dhole Moments is a furry blog (first and foremost) that sometimes talks about tech, not a tech blog. My fursona species in the damn name.

For the first point, this is well documented:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2XeOxWW2oY

https://furscience.com/furry-is-not-a-fetish-redux/

https://soatok.blog/2021/04/02/the-furry-sexuality-blog-post...

And if you still have a problem with it, you're welcome to not read it.
I am very excited about HTML export! HTML is much better at responsiveness and accessibility.

Typst is such a great software. With it's modern programming language like syntax I learned it much faster than Latex. It's compile duration is also much better in my experience. I am honestly more productive using Typst it this point. Though I am not a power user. I only used it for slides and notation heavy articles.
The fact that police in Singapore only have qualified immunity when serving warrants/etc.

Qualified immunity was made up the United States Supreme Court in the 1960s. It is a buzzword.
If you have to count on the military to save you, you are lost already.
This is just flatly incorrect. Humphrey's Executor (which may not be long for this world as precedent, anyway) lays out specific cases where "for cause" requirements on termination are Constitutional, but otherwise the President's power to dismiss subordinate officers of the executive branch is absolute.
To be clear, someone will/can track WHO you talk to. Right?
He seems more like Pinochet than anything (maybe without the murdering). Neoliberal deregulation, privatizing state owned assets, etc. while consolidating power to himself. Which ended up in extreme economic inequality and fear of opposing the ruler.
You're already in the process of progressing career-wise. Keep it up! Just don't stop!

Try out idea.. after idea.. after idea.. However many you think is a lot (it is) you can do more. :) What's the alternative? Stop? Give up?

Some words of advice. A consultancy is a result of you having badass skills and a badass network. It isn't built because you want to start a business. Maybe 15 years ago you could.

With a consultancy you will be going up against guys with badass skills and a badass network. What would be your plan to go against them?

Having your own business sounds like just the ticket. And you're off to a good start it sounds like. Think better about your next ideas. Think more strategically. Do better market research. Make better data driven decisions. Align everything about all the things you've been working on (if you can, or some of them).

Play with your brands, brand names, target markets (geographic areas, age segments). Play with logos, websites, website tools, marketing strategies, instagram account usernames, domains, vanity phone #s. Play with all of these and shape the mold of what you're wanting to make.

It should be a combination of what you want to do, what you think can make money, what is easiest for you to execute and probably a bunch of other shit all with percentages that fluctuate based on the idea.

This was a bit lengthy as I'm feeling pumped up from applying to ycombinator last week, but I'd like to end with this.

The ability to pivot, re-prioritize, not give up, stay positive, see the bigger picture & identify the true dictating factors of situations (meaning find what, if changed, changes other things that are important and what those other things are) seem to be important.
> Doing it by end of day without severance seems unnecessarily cruel.

The Cruelty Is the Point:

* https://archive.is/https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive...

* https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/665171/the-cruelty-...

> “I voted for him, and he’s the one who’s doing this,” she said of Mr. Trump. “I thought he was going to do good things. He’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.”

* https://archive.is/https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/07/us/flo...
> No attacks occurred during Memorial Day and Independence Day holidays which were unique American holidays.

Simple but effective. A good non-NSA agency should also learn from this to be able to effectively false-flag as NSA, as long as they are flexible enough to allow off-hours and overtime pay and remember to respect the US federal holidays.

> Two zero-days were used to breach any company with SunOS-exposed systems in neighbouring countries to China

SunOS? Wonder if it's because it's genuinely used still quite a bit or they simply had zero-days for it since many of those are old and unpatched?
Up front, this is not my area of expertise. You would still not want to run this on the same server as your containers since someone could inject their own cert? I think it allows someone to decrypt traffic that isn't just proxied to Subtrace?

Edit: I've reviewed the docs and it looks like you do run it on the same server. For clarity, I've used Sentry before.
> the VSC extension didn't recognize the bibliography imported in another file and displayed errors. Nothing major but certainly annoying.

FYI the workaround to solve this is to go to the "root" file and run the "pin current file as main" or something like that of your Typst LSP. Unfortunately this needs to be done every time you reopen your project.
Phones aren’t secure but are more secure than the standard radios most have access to.

Encrypted milspec comms aren’t the standard in a massive war.

It’s weird but discord, signal and some mapping apps on smartphones are how this war is being fought.
Also, for some more complex questions I’ve noticed that it doesn’t expose its reasoning. Specifically, yesterday I asked it to perform a search algorithm provided a picture of a grid, and it reasoned for 1-2 minutes but didn’t show any of it (neither in real time nor afterwords), whereas for simpler questions I’ve asked it the reasoning is provided as well. Not sure what this means, but it suggests some type of different treatment based on complexity.
This is the first time in my life I’ve seen someone use decimate correctly!
this is a fun read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Big_(police_procedure)

> The use of this technique is essentially prohibited in some countries, including the United Kingdom[4] and the United States.[5] In Germany, which has high standards for what constitutes a voluntary confession, it may be more difficult to use confessions obtained by this technique.[5] The procedure has been used by police in Australia[6] and New Zealand,[7] and its use has been upheld by courts in both countries.
You can't, so you didn't.
Consider this - you are able to overpower the force of gravity on earth. The earth is very large, but you are stronger than it's gravity.

Gravity is so much less powerful than the other forces.
>Read a couple books

Maybe you should? It might help improve your reading comprehension. The person you're responding to said that most normal people don't care enough to switch to a vastly less popular app, which is obviously true.
ought to be possible to reverse-engineer it by following a large number of active accounts and seeing what percentage of their posts actually hit your feed
You've insulted me on multiple occasions too. I chose to rise above it.

Anyway, I thought you wanted us to part ways?
Any timeline for python?
My experience has been that converting abstract ideas into a set of actionable steps is one of the areas where AI tooling is really useful. So for example, if I want to generate some music programmatically for a small demo, it gives me concrete suggestions of the existing tool landscape and it helps me generate a plan of action. Then I fill in the remaining gaps myself in order to execute.
Framework _and_ CMS so most of these don't seem to apply. I haven't seen Vaadin before so that's interesting. JHipster seems like the closest to the ones I mentioned but the UI looks unpolished in the overview video.
Patent troll level 10/10
No, they aren't doing anything to improve anything. They aren't even using real criteria, instead just firing anyone whose been in their current position for less than some time. That means a lot of very senior people who happened to take promotions or transfers are being fired willy nilly.

From what I've seen (I know multiple people at places directly affected by this), the justification is "poor performance", which is clearly nonsense as theres been no time for that kind of evaluation and the actual criteria is obvious (probationary or not).

The effects on unemployment here will be absolutely unprecedented, given how many very smart, otherwise successful people are being punted. It has also killed morale at any and all government agencies and companies that work with them (pretty clearly the point, imo). Everyone knows making the entire workforce depressed and fearful helps productivity!

In case it seems like these people at all know what they're doing: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doge-firings-us-nuclear-weapons...
Luckily, with the technological advances in the last months, it is now possible to install more than one app on a phone at a time.
> EVs suffer from extraordinary loss in resale value, almost on the scale of luxury vehicles.

This is only due to the tax credit.

Everyone can benefit from a reduced cost EV - ID4s, Leafs and EV6s have great pricing for near-new vehicles.
Debt is actually what cements the dollar as the world currency. It's not only not bad, it's a huge positive driver of the US economy. T-Bills are a bedrock of most portfolios. Eliminating them over some bad analogies to household budgets is just misunderstanding what debt actually means for a country/government.

Heck, even inflation isn't bad. You need a little bit of it to keep companies and individuals from simply hording assets.
I think they shouldn’t be allowed to lie about the law, but anything else is needlessly handicapping them.
Yeah. It's really not very difficult to have a situation where (i) the bar for "the police officer made an inaccurate statement during the interview" being a reason to consider a "not guilty" verdict is really, really high and (ii) making misstatements in interviews is regarded as a blot on the professional record of the policeman involved and making intentional misstatements a serious misconduct offence

Plenty of other countries manage it.
Are you aware of the ample research and scientific knowledge on the interplay between the 5-HT2A receptor and inflammation, vasomotor effects, and effects of 5-HT2A activation on migraine and cluster headaches?

In… all likelihood you do not?

This review paper is particularly interesting, especially because nobody is discussing this and nobody has read it: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/immunology/articles/10....

The author is a serious person and this is a significant review paper of a solid and broad research foundation.

There are also studies on 5-HT2A agonists (“psychedelics”) on migraine and cluster headaches directly.
"It’s only really like the tenth percentile of the adult population who’d be gullible enough to fall for this," the data scientist told Musk during a face-to-face meeting.

"Fuck you!" Musk shouted back.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/data-scientist-resigned-twitter-b...

Musk is not a terribly bright individual. He gets a lot of things wrong, and he does not care to be told he is wrong.
The true incubators are the ones that you where inside all too long
I guess no more Operation Flagship (well maybe since this is just lying to kids). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Flagship
It would be interesting what would happen if Ukraine temporarily removed martial law to hold an election

As a history reminder, the US almost didn't have an election during its civil war. Arguably, holding the election was a huge advantage for the incumbent as the seceding states didn't get to vote.

There's no reason Zelenskyy wouldn't have a huge advantage - Russian leaning territories could be denied a vote! Arguably the reason the constitution doesn't allow elections during martial law is that there is not much point.

But of course, the elephant in the room that the entire conflict basically started because Russia managed to subvert Ukraine's elections to put in their own plants. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yanukovych

It's also a rich argument coming from Russia, where the last fair and open election was the one that brought Putin to power.
So your interpretation of "give the elected official oversight" is that "checks and balances" and "democracy" are "mere suggestions".

You're mistaking:
- bureaucracy with democracy
- checks and balances with a neo-priesthood

But hey, who needs a functional government when you have a neo-priesthood to keep things 'holy'?"
Musk appears to target NASA's Artemis moon project
> can I comment freely here

Sure, we all have the freedom of speech here. Will you have freedom after speech though, I don't know? It depends on your particular situation ;-)
I crushed my leg a few years ago, my wife and I dropped a bridge on it, and I suddenly had 200kg of steel and wood grind down the back of it, and the front slammed into a concrete footing.

Internally degloved my calf, broke my fibula, and took a chunk out of my tibia - and being me, decided to ice it, strap it, look out for compartmentalisation and rhabdomyolysis, and hobble around on it until it was better. Took about two months before I could walk normally.

I only know what I did to it because I dislocated my knee last year skiing, and they were thoroughly confused as to what they were looking at - had to explain that I mashed my leg and couldn’t be bothered wasting my time sitting in A&E for a few days.

Either way, it healed just fine with zero intervention. My calf is a slightly funny shape from the fascia still being bunched up around my ankle, but it doesn’t seem to do any harm, and the break to the fibula healed almost perfectly - slightly offset but works just fine.
Maybe you could recommend some western news sources that haven't been infected by USAIDS?
I think some law work is non-goon: contract law, family law, human rights law, to name a few