skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The way that energy comes in is that you have a fixed (conserved) amount of it and you have to portion it out among your states. There's nothing inherently energy-related about, it just happens that we often want to look energy distributions and lots of physical systems distribute energy this way (because it's the energy distribution with maximal entropy given the constraints).

(After I wrote this I saw the sibling comment from xelxebar which is a better way of saying the same thing.)
Not ed, but definilty inspired by it, I am old enough to have done typewriting school exam on MS-DOS 3.3 edlin.

And since then never used it ever again, nor ed when a couple of years later we had Xenix access, as vi was much saner alternative.
From a ludology perspective poker definitely is a card game. With the cards leading to various dynamics.
Is respecting the result of an election what Trump did for 3 months after he lost in 2020?

Trump ordered Mike Pence to overturn that election. Is that respecting the result of an election? When Pence refused the order, Trump sent a mob to have the VPOTUS assassinated and to stop Congress from doing its job. Not at all respectful.

This is a political party that went apoplectic about Obama wearing a tan suit, while insisting he was illegitimate, i.e. the racist lie of birtherism.

And then they elected a pussy grabbing rapist, felon, and vile insurrectionist.

I think they're getting all the respect they deserve.
In most rule of law democracies the law is above the president.
The civil servants are beholden to the law as passed by the representatives of the people, the chief executive can only give orders as allowed by the law.
Granted there will be times of murkiness that require interpretation.
But "fuck it I'm the president and everything I say is legal" is not a valid interpretation in any democracy I know of.
"With these changes, Mitchell Baker ends her tenure as Chair and a member of MoFo and MoCo boards."
Because many spaces are built for humans. We already have specialized robots that vacuum our floors, but cleaning the surfaces, removing cables and tidying up is still constrainted to human-shaped entities
Mullvad, whose exit nodes they are using anyway, already has a "multihop" feature in the client that sends your traffic in one node and out another.
We use https://treblle.com/ at work for this in production. Very handy to see what requests are being made and by whom.
I have two AX42's. One has been stable since I got it during the Eurocup discount period. The other got replaced 2 times so far, but it looks like the latest replacement is holding up. So, it's like 50% failure rate based on my small sample. I guess only Hetzner and ASRock know the real numbers.
I haven't done this in a while but when I used to travel I'd get a local SIM and then put my home SIM in an old Android phone. Since the home SIM was roaming (expensive), I'd turn off data, I just wanted to receive calls and texts.

It'd usually last around 2 weeks with data off. I imagine an iPhone would fare even better.
Fedora Rolling Out More RISC-V Infrastructure and Ready-to-Boot Images
Hi, linkhut dev here.

Just wanted to call out that linkhut does have IFTTT integration [0]. Although you will need to pay for an IFTTT developer account if you want to enable that on your self hosted instance. If you need help setting that up let me know, I’ll be happy to walk you through the process (and that way I can write documentation on how to do it).

Edit: I also was under the impression that one could use the webhooks integration [1] to make bespoke integrations (as the documentation says they support passing arbitrary request headers) but haven’t tried it myself, have you tried it and run into any issues? I’d also be happy to help improving support for that workflow.

[0] https://ifttt.com/linkhut

[1] https://help.ifttt.com/hc/en-us/articles/115010230347-Webhoo...
slash dot solved news comment moderation decades ago. open sourced it. nobody cares.
From the browser point of view I don't really worry. I do have various other browsers and such like if Google were to be annoying. Their browser share has dropped from a peak around 90% to more like 67% I think.

I am a bit wary about their dominant position in advertising, though people still google stuff and see google ads if they use other browsers.
only rust
Does this count? https://github.com/plan9foundation
All of Humane's AI pins will stop working in 10 days
I imagine it's because a lot of people work with things they don't like.

In many cases it's just an unfortunate reality of poverty. In some cases this is because of bad life choices making people choose ever more expensive life-styles that require ever more money-focused job choices.
Yet another device to be bricked
That wasn't the question, though.

The answer is yes - this is the same concept as Apple's Private Relay.
We don't actually know how much money DeepSeek spent or how much compute they used. The numbers being thrown around are suspect, the paper they published didn't reveal the costs of all models nor the R&D cost it took to develop them.

In any AI R&D operation the bulk of the compute goes on doing experiments, not on the final training run for whatever models they choose to make available.
The “MAKE LOVE”/“NOT WAR” easter egg was in TECO for DEC PDP-6/10 machines. But DEC TECO was also ported to Multics, so maybe that was the Honeywell machine you used it on.

But, for a whole bunch of reasons, I’m left with the suspicion you may be misremembering something from the early 1970s as happening in the 1960s. While it isn’t totally impossible you had this experience in 1968 or 1969, a 1970s date would be much more historically probable
Public trust is not a security clearance; it is simply a more involved background check. A security clearance is only granted after a T3/T5 investigation and adjudication of the request. The SF312 NDA signed in order to receive your clearance does not expire.
So, if the president orders a public employee to execute a random person on the street, they have no legal basis to refuse?
I would venture out to say that equality breeds excellence by reducing existential stress in families.
This article is weak and just general speculation.

Many people doubt the actual performance of Grok 3 and suspect it has been specifically trained on the benchmarks. And Sabine Hossenfelder says this:

> Asked Grok 3 to explain Bell's theorem. It gets it wrong just like all other LLMs I have asked because it just repeats confused stuff that has been written elsewhere rather than looking at the actual theorem.

https://x.com/skdh/status/1892432032644354192

Which shows that "massive scaling", even enormous, gigantic scaling, doesn't improve intelligence one bit; it improves scope, maybe, or flexibility, or coverage, or something, but not "intelligence".
8 YoE Principal SRE, I found a large firm in the Netherlands to sponsor and pay for me and my wife's relocation from California. My TC is around ~260k EURO a year. The job market is a lot smaller, but because of this any firm that needs good up market skills will pay 2x-3x local dev salaries. I'm on an HSM visa, which has a path to permanent residency in 5 years. We mostly moved because we wanted to travel more, the quality of life improvement over living in the Bay Area is massive.
And -fno-exceptions, while being de-facto standard e.g. in gamedev, still is not standard C++ (just look how much STL stuff in n4950.pdf is specified as throwing, most of those required for freestanding too (16.4.2.5)).

And you cannot just roll your own library in a standard compliant way, because it contains secret compiler juice for, e.g. initializer_list or coroutines.

And once you use your own language dialect (with -fno-exceptions), who is to stop you from "customizing" other stuff, too?
Algorithmic improvements in new fields are often bigger than hardware improvements.
Do Hetzner servers even run IPMI?

For dedicated servers, you have to schedule KVM access in advance, so I assume they need to move some hardware and plug into to your server.

This would mean that IPMI is most likely not available or disabled.
Airplanes don't fly by flapping their wings.
I think you mean Vne?
What about community forks like 9front that provides updates and improvements? Will they be ignored?

Who is exactly behind the foundation?
The Majorana particles in Microsoft's set-up are "quasi-particles". They aren't really fundamental particles, but excitations in the system which behave (roughly, in some appropriate sense) like particles. They aren't neutrinos.
I'm saying be more specific not less
It's to be seen how "interpretation" is interpreted, if the president can declare it doesn't mean what it clearly does.

If a law is too much subject to interpretation, anyhow, the congress, which is the branch deputed at making the law, can change it at any time.

And most of all, I'm not sure in the US case, but when there are interpretation disputes you typically can have courts declare what's the correct interpretation.
It's only flawed because you are also using it wrong!
Deepseek was a crypto mining operation before they pivoted to AI. They have an insane amount of GPUs laying around. So we have no idea how much compute they have compared to xAI.
Optical zoom changes significantly how out-of-focus areas looks like. For anyone doing photography (with actual cameras and actual lenses), calling crop an "optical zoom" is a lie from Apple.

If you have an actual physical zoom lens, cropping a zoomed out photo produces a different result than zooming in with the lens in the first place. Even when your camera/sensor doesn't move. It's all physics yo
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Elon Musk's Man in Treasury Is Still Holding Down His Day Job as Software CEO
It's ok GPT
That's a good question, but not a legally necessary one.

President has the discretion to make that call.
>Federal agencies are now required to review all grants in light of an executive order terminating programmes aimed at promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), which Mr Trump has argued has made government less meritocratic

Only "Mr Trump" (sic) has argued that? Or only Republican partisans?

>As evidence of DEI’s malign influence Ted Cruz, the Senate Commerce Committee chairman, released a database that identified 3,476 NSF grants—roughly 10% of those awarded during the Biden administration—as being unacceptably “woke”. One analysis of a randomly chosen subset of these grants by Scott Alexander, a blogger, found that only around 40% were actually related to DEI (an analysis of all 3,476, conducted by The Economist with the help of an artificial-intelligence model, found the figure was 44%)

Ah, just 40%, no biggie.
We should have seen this post before Hector Martin got so fed up that he decided to resign(to be fair, he probably had other issues as well that contributed).

I was very confused by the lack of an actual response from Linus, he only said that social media brigading is bad, but he didn't give clarity on what would be the way forward on that DMA issue.

I have worked in a similar situation and it was the worst experience of my work life. Being stonewalled is incredibly painful and having weak ambiguous leadership enhances that pain.

If I were a R4L developer, I would stop contributing until Linus codifies the rules around Rust that all maintainers would have to adhere to because it's incredibly frustrating to put a lot of effort into something and to be shut down with no technical justification.
I cannot find the link now, but it was mentioned that it was ASRock mobos.
Neither of those policy positions are far right.

Arguments for stricter controls on immigration are made from across the political spectrum. The left-wing view is mainly because the cheap labour migrants provide mean that not only are they often heavily exploited, but this also drives down average wages for everybody else and increases competition for jobs.

Similarly the left-wing opposition to trans policy is driven by feminist principles and preventing harm to children. Once people see the clash of rights and how policy that favours gender identity over sex disadvantages women and girls, walking back support for it is the obvious next step.

None of this requires any adherence to far right beliefs.
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Saw "generate an authentication api using JWT" as an example in my first five seconds and noped out.

I do not trust AI enough to use it for this task, and seeing that you are confident that it can be done caused me to leave. Most engineers cannot do that correctly (and it was probably trained on tutorials and code that may not have done it correctly), so you're suggesting that your software can do it correctly out of the box is either delusional or so good I cannot afford it.
> In each of the fake group invites, JavaScript code that typically redirects the user to join a Signal group has been replaced by a malicious block containing the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) used by Signal to link a new device to Signal (i.e., "sgnl://linkdevice?uuid="), tricking victims into linking their Signal accounts to a device controlled by UNC5792.

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A Sad Moment in American History [video]
It's really not that complicated, just FEIE and FBAR. No one I know takes the tax credits unless they have a rental property in the states and want to offset some future taxes from a sale or other income stateside
Give it time. Centralised access managed by junior engineers pretty much guarantees the data gets stolen.

Perhaps the first foreign adversary nation state getting there will patch the security flaws after stealing the data?
I'd argue Germany is the better Muslim country.
Ask HN: Is Calendly Down?
Their status page doesn't show any incidents, but calendly.com displays Cloudflare's host not reachable page
The author is trying to show off, you can't tell this because his explanation makes no sense and made it overcomplicated to look smart.
Is it so bad that nobody buys, or does the cost of fixing exceed the initial otherwise cost?
Meanwhile, I have been using Signal since the TextSecure days, too, and practically all my contacts are using it these days.
It may have been a point, but it wasn't the result. Instead its loudest proponents used it to create a victim hierarchy along racial lines that certainly did not decrease prejudice.

Worse, it made fun of formerly popular ideas of humanism and replaced those with worse ones. The typical "I don't see color"-critics that may not have thought it through.

Also, the prevalence of employers discriminating along racial lines was very likely very small even before DEI became a thing. It didn't have a sensible focus either.
They addressed that in their FAQ:
https://obscura.net/#faq-multihop
>and has the same downsides (requires non-standard compiler extensions)

It's not a downside if:

(a) you have those non-standard compiler extensions in the platforms you target

(c) for the rest, you can ifdef an alternative that doesn't require them
As someone that always kept a foot on C++ land, dispite mostly working on managed languages, I would that by C++17 (moreso now in C++23), dispite all its quirks and warts, C++ has become good enough that I can write Python like code with it.

Maybe it is only a thing to those of us already damaged with C++, and with enough years experience using it, but there are still plenty of such folks around to matter, specially to GPU vendors, and compiler writers.
You are considering issues of like 0.25x - 4x efficiency gain or loss while ignoring that the real issue is possible vs impossible. If I have a household tobit that can vacuum the floor taking 4x as time as me I don't care. It's still extremely useful. This is why we human-imitatinf approached are used everywhere. It won't be the most efficient solution but the data contains information that helps make it possible at all.
If it's so they're hardly independent agencies, and the point of this executive order is indeed to eliminate the independence.
What's a forge in terms of a software project?
Musk's remit is broader than typical, so it's not surprising that the president decided to grant him a broader authorisation than is typical.

There's nothing wrong with it. He's just more ambitious than other advisors.
> Can someone explain to me where the issue lies?

I'm starting to wonder if HN has also been taken over by bots and astroturfers.

Audits require transparency and people who know wtf they are doing. Musk and his team have shown none of either. They have repeatedly talked about what they think they found that was later shown to be false. Instead of correcting course they double down (see the recent story of 8B vs 8M or Musk saying 10s of millions of dead people getting social security, there are many more that come out daily). They have also fought against efforts to increase transparency into what they are doing through a number of ways, either taking down datasets that could be cross checked or moving DOGE under the records act to avoid FOIA until 2032.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/18/upshot/doge-contracts-mus...

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/musk-misreads-social-securit...

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/10/us/politics/trump-musk-do...
>we ask him to show us some code he has written

How do you expect them to get access to the property internal Git repo codebase and approval from their employer's lawyers to show it to third parties during the interview?

Sounds like you're only selecting Foss devs and nothing more.
Hasn't Guido step down from BD anyway?
as with anything too clever and undocumented, you will be amazed until you waste a few weeks debugging an issue caused by it.
This is (merely) an argument to roll back the power of the executive branch. It is what it is.
> Way ahead of its time. MSX homebrew games like Mini Ghost, The Cure, Invasion of the Zombie Monsters, etc. really show what it can do.

Too bad that at the time, TI actively discouraged third party developers from developing software for the TI-99/4(A) - they were selling the machines below production cost (because of the difficult market and the competition from cheaper mostly Commodore models) and hoped to recoup the losses by selling software (according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI-99/4A#Lack_of_third-party_d...).
I think they probably got a batch of these really cheap in the first place, because those servers were offered without the setup fee initially. It was during the soccer World Cup in Germany.
do NOT move to Dublin. It's essentially the only major city in Ireland and the only reason people have offices there are for tax reasons. The CoL alone will blow through any salary they can offer you there. Amsterdam is quite good, it's easy to live outside the city and commute in to a bunch of international firms in Zuid
I agree with you, it’s never really about the money. By definition, money is the cheapest good in the economic equation
At that point, maybe it should be The Inferno Foundation, and have it written in Limbo.
Because of adoption and flexibility.

what do you think how long it takes to align all washing machine manufactures to make a 'Robot Washingmashine'? Also if its optimized for robots, you need a robot to use it.

The progress in ML/AI is so fast, we can easily skip this tedious assumption that we have to form our env for robots instead of teaching robots how to interact in our env.

and no a robot doesn't need to be efficient at all. A robot can do things 24/7. If i'm out of the house and a robot needs 4 hours to clean my kitchen and this doesn't cost me a lot besides of a little bit of energy, i could care very little how long it takes as long as it doesn't take too long.
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> "E2E encryption" really requires the client to be built and verified by the end user

But the OS might be compromised with a screen recorder or a keylogger. You'd need the full client, OS and hardware to be built by the end user. But then the client that they're sending to might be compromised... Or even that person might be compromised.

At the end of the day you have to put your trust somewhere, otherwise you can never communicate.
Nice, but I rather see Inferno being further developed, instead of Plan 9.

Then again I am not taking part in either, so it is a worthless opinion.
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>I probably won’t argue that a change that reduces an O(n^5) space/time requirement to an O(1) requirement is a change in semantics, even though it practically is a huge change

Space/time requirements aren't language semantics though, are they?
Except DOGE (at the time of this article) kept their claim of saving $8B and pointed at the old contract to make their stats look better.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/18/upshot/doge-contracts-mus...

The DOGE website initially included a screenshot from the federal contracting database showing that the contract’s value was $8 million, even as the DOGE site listed $8 billion in savings. On Tuesday night, around the time this article was published, DOGE removed the screenshot that showed the mismatch, but continued to claim $8 billion in savings. It added a link to the original, outdated version of the contract worth $8 billion.

Trustworthy and transparent. I guess fixing a typo is worth $8B?
I've got a 60Ghz mmWave sensor mounted above my bed (at the suggested distance and orientation) and it has been terrible at detecting sleep / heart rate / breathing. Reasonably good at detecting presence though. Maybe there's some tuning/calibration can be done but I've not seen anything about that.
Musk is petty, though. Remember "pedo guy?"

Given that, your retort inadvertently supports the GP.
DLL's were the most involved part of the port.
Wireshark is a weird choice in my opinion because you know, why would i use Subtrace if i can use Wireshark?

and People who don't know how to use Wireshark want probably a better motivation to use Subtrace than 'its like wireshark' because there is a reason why they don't use it.
Definitely it's not about the cost and convenience.

And I haven't seen it discussed much, which tells a lot that the HN-ers are city dwellers with little experience in the countryside life. But the biggest, nastiest, deepest problem with anything animal is ... shit.

Animals produce shit and lots of animals produce loads of shit. And chickens don't have the notion of "this area is for eating, this one's for shitting", they will shit all over the place. So if you don't enclose them and can run to your porch, they'll shit it up so gotta be careful where you step or sit on. If you enclose them, better be prepared to wipe shit of your boots coze no way you can avoid it forever. Then the "pleasant" activity of cleaning up loads of shit from the chicken coop and dispose it somewhere.

Overall, having lived on a farm, my childhood memories of interaction with animals resume to "lots and lots of shit everywhere" :)
It was also developed by the United States Navy and has been criticized for not being as secure as it claims it is. This should come as no surprise since the US military and agencies have a history of demanding backdoors in software, which just means more attack vectors for outsiders to sniff out.

I make no claims that commercial VPNs are more secure, but at least they have some level of interest in keeping their promises if people are paying them, whereas a free service does not carry the same incentive.

Pick your poison, I guess.