skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I doubt the billionaire tech bros now controlling the US mind forest fires, and loss of natural habitats. They want the country to collapse, so they can build their own network states.

https://youtu.be/5RpPTRcz1no
Maybe the increased status management, self pattern persistence, or general problem solving abilities of intelligence comes from processes that integrate data from multiple colony members and use the integration, broadcast and storage of information over a series of immediate steps and long time frames to synthesize concepts and plans at a higher level than individuals can manage.

But the intelligent work is in the connections, exchange, and integration of information.

I think that security for human groups should be thought of in this context. Many strong communication links or maybe a holistic network are required for preventing sub-colonies from becoming "other".
This is helpful, some clarity now how Cursor's Agent mode works under the hood. Also big plus for "LLM empathy". Going to try your approach for our own project.

Have you noticed the agent getting stuck in any particular spots when building more complex projects?
HTML WYSIWYG editors are not going to create worse tag soup than WYSIWYG editors for other formats. If you care about how the precise HTML cod then WYSIWYG is the wrong tool.
Is that why Germany is pissing and shitting itself over issue of energy from Russia, America and NS2? This is not symptomatic of a healthy and secure energy economy.
no cause cheap Russian gas and oil replaced it, now with the war on the economy is cratering with expensive energy
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> personalised StackOverflow without the negative attitude

Phrased in that way, it does sound very tempting.
Over the past few years it's become pretty much a waste of time to post on SO (well, in my experience, anyway).
Did you miss the natural gas crisis? All of Europe has been scrambling to replace Russian gas with LNG. If I remember correctly Germany even decided to postpone some nuclear reactor closing because of it. European industry and especially Germany industry is facing major stress due to high gas and energy prices.
It's how I understood the UK's request to Apple, "Give us a global backdoor". If not, what was the intention?
You can look at the transcribed Linear Elam corpus at https://center-for-decipherment.ch/tool/#script=elam

By enabling phonetic replacement, you can read the text of these old fragments of human writing: https://center-for-decipherment.ch/tool/#script=elam&dir=LTR...

The site grew out of an independent effort to decipher Linear Elam but these days we pretty much track what Desset is publishing. The glyphs are mapped in the Unicode private use range and strings can be copied into text documents as long as you use the provided fonts.
Seems that editing is not possible due to the negative point I gathered; which is weird as I just reported that I can not watch it. People seem to view everything though a political lens now.
But thank you for your information; I saw the post.
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It doesn't matter if it went up or stayed the same (or even went down). Coal consumption would have gone down even faster if the nuclear plants stayed open. Closing the plants showed that they were not serious about reducing fossil fuel use, only green virtue signaling.
Why would shutting down the reactors be an ecological disaster?
Is this true? This chart[0] says otherwise.

[0] https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/electricity-price
It will go in the wrong direction. The people who are tricked by the marketing are persuaded by fear and greed, but also are incredibly lazy, negligent, and uninformed. In other words, they hate who the Ministry of Truth (Social) tells them to.
According to eurostat [1], Germany has one of the most expensive electricity (if not the most expensive due to a negative tax in Ireland) in Europe at ~0.35 to 0.40 EUR per kWh.

[1] https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/images/8/...
That's like saying paper is a bad record as a format, with all of punch cards, barcodese, and so on.
I think that they are importing much more gas, and that's been very painful, economically, because it was expected to come from Russia... but it hasn't (directly).

I also think that there has been an increase in wind and solar - but Germany isn't in the greatest place for either of these geographically.

The French people are getting a bad deal, having subsidized their nuclear fleet for fifty years it's now being heavily used to provide high cost export electricity to Germany and the UK, meaning that the French grid price is also high despite their probity and sense in building out nuclear.
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This is great! I can only imagine how strange it would look to observe someone reading an article this way, but it's a great idea!
Dude, I am not talking about patriotism, nationalism, ethnowhatthefuckism or any such notions. I am simply talking about cultures. Are you going to tell that you have no preference with regards to living in Germany, France, Poland, Argentina, or Canada? That is obviously not true.

> What I care utmost about is that they are good moral people who follow rules and respect others

What counts as rules and morals is dependent on culture. I would never live in Switzerland for example. I would utterly detest living there. And I was not even talking about rules or morals or any of these big differences that might arise between wildly different cultures. I'm talking about normal everyday stuff.

Maybe some of you should take a course in cross-cultural communication, to really understand what I am talking about. People have different expectations and conventions in their everyday lives. It is not like one is better than the other, but they are different and those form a way of thinking that is at the core of what the culture of the place is.
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That Teslas are surveillance platforms makes it that much more satisfying to flip the bird at every one that I see.
While I recognize these are federal lands, I wonder if the states will pick up the slack to keep the parks open. In the end, Trump wants the states to do more with less federal government involvement, thus, I am not surprised at the force reduction. And, the layoffs seem to be happening for a while now (way before Trump).
Sit right back and I'll tell you a tale. Fortune is a parasite glommed over the original intents of the Architecture of what is now known as Fortune.

Originally as the high gods intended the whole mess was nothing but a Rolodex, a box of index cards, etc.

You see, the first line of the '%' delimited records would be a 'LAST FIRST PHONE' and the rest would be for instance 'SMITH, JOE 867-5309' on the rest would be 'wife Mary, 3 kids (Joseph, Adam, Beth), maybe address, etc.'.

The '.dat' portion created by the 'strfile' would take that file and alphabetize it and then keep the 'seek' offsets in the file for each record. This let you have a big (for the time) Rolodex with fast retrieval upon search. Binary tree and all that, plus fast read of whole record because ... binary search, read one line match or not then difference between match and next record would be bytes needed to read (minus 1 for the '%'.

Fortune 'fortune(6)' started life as an address book,The random and multiple files and all that jazz was just a bunch of repurposing that took over and became a life of it's own. Nobody uses the 'first line sort' bit of 'strfile' program. Mostly the original has vanished into the wind, I have no clue what the command line thing was to bring up the Rolodex/Index Card of somebody was.

The 'man' page doesn't do it justice, but nobody really cares, and I like many others have a '~/quotes' file that is automated and hot-key bound to selecting a bit of text and preassing a couple of keys. If you know the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservoir_sampling thing, you dont' even need the '.dat' file for the random bit.
> the ones where menstruating women are considered filthy and isolated for a week from the men

I think you’re massively overstating that, and probably misinterpreting what the Quran actually says.

English translation, which probably misses some of the nuance of the original text:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menstruation_in_Islam

And they ask you about menstruation. Say: It is a harm (painful situation); therefore keep aloof from the women during the menstrual discharge and do not go near them until they have become clean; then when they have cleansed themselves, go in to them as Allah has commanded you; surely Allah loves those who turn much (to Him), and He loves those who purify themselves.

For anyone who’s lived with women who have a hard time of menstruation, that’s not entirely unreasonable advice, and it indicates women are given less strict rules to follow due to the difficulties they’ve to contend with as women, which also seems not entirely unreasonable.

There are other versus that deal with the treatment of women specifically, and those versus also have at least some not entirely unreasonable advice, especially given the context of a world with less advanced medicine, I mean historically, as did we all, and the idea that menstruating / pregnant women ought be given additional consideration.
I think only for those editors. Google does also give a free API Key (aistudio.google.com) for the underlying models (though not the coding fine-tuned one) But IMO the free tier is rate limited a bit too much to build your own extension out of it for free.
It's not consumed. It's heated up a bit and returned to the water cycle.

Not needed in Germany, but a 2 gigawatt nuclear plant can be hooked to a desalination plant that can make a billion gallons of fresh water from the sea, per day. It was once considered to use these to make agro-industrial parks. I recently got an archival film on this topic digitized and posted it here along with a bunch of technical papers: https://whatisnuclear.com/news/2025-01-30-no-greater-challen...
well - more Russian oligarch funding to be fair.
The errors and inefficiencies LLMs make are very subtle. You’re also just stuck with whatever it’s trained at. I echo OP, learn from documentation and code. This is as true now as back when Stackoverflow was used for everything.
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Here's the terms of service for the plugin: https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/resources/p...

This says nothing about Google's use of the data. Anybody have a better link?
A great loss to the outdoors industry, and anyone who cares about being able to escape civilization and enjoy communing with the nature we have left. America will never have "right to roam" that European countries have, but National Forests and other BLM lands that let you pitch anywhere are a workable substitute.
Can we just flag this kind of misleading and propagandist content? It’s literally content+karma farming, and brainwashing hot garbage.

Total rage bait that doesn’t have its place on platforms catering for higher educated and science oriented people.

Nuclear plants evaporates water, water rains down a few kilometers away, gets collected in sewer, recycled/filtered and re-injected in the system.

You know what doesn’t get recycled? Coal & gas burning pollution & CO2. And you know what doesn't get re-injected? Lost lives to pollution and global warming.
1. Renewables have currently offset less than half of year 2000 nuclear generation -- https://www.iea.org/countries/germany/energy-mix

2. Industrial energy prices seem to have risen pretty consistently since 2000: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/sites/default/files/styles/g...

I'm pro renewable build-out, and a lot of new nuclear projects seem to my layman's eyes uneconomical, at least at today's cost (maybe we'd get better at doing it cheaper again if we invested, I don't know), but your claims seem false.
When is the last time you tried Cursor? It definitely doesn't import libraries. It can if you prompt it to but you have control.

I find it works great it you prompt it one step at a time. It's still can be iterative but it allows you to tighten up the code as you go.

Yes you can still go yolo mode and get some interesting prototypes if you just need to show someone something fast but if you know what you're doing it just saves time.
Non-liar humans do in fact make mistakes.
28.72ct/kwh is the cheapest for my location and 45.51ct/kwh if im in the Grundversorgung(if i fall out for whatever reason out of my regular contract this is the fallback)
It's [almost] always DNS :)
I'm not following what CDC said as I'm not from the US, but in my country we had early warning of a big flu season. Poultry farmers were advised to get the flu vaccine in October last year (it's decentralised in my country so it might only have been a local directive), so I doubt a scientific paper ever said 'mammals can't catch this strain'.
Ask HN: What VPN service are you currently using (2025)
Hey all, which would you recommend?
It should work with OpenVPN and it should support a Proxy.

Someone else asked this question 6 years ago. I wanna know how things changed.
> They may even go further still and claim that the shot causes the flu

If by "the flu" you're referring to the disease rather than a specific pathogen, a vaccine can cause the flu. Its common for vaccines to cause symptoms similar to the pathogen, though those symptoms are usually more mild.

Think about it for a second. A vaccine is meant to induce an immune response to allow the body to learn the pathogen before a natural infection. Symptoms are little more than the physical effects of your immune system doing its job and responding to a pathogen. Why wouldn't a good vaccine induce similar, though likely less severe, symptoms?
The name "Every" makes it hard to parse some sentences because it's a meaningful word.

> Every CEO Dan Shipper is one of the 40 people beta-testing Rally

I had to read this several times in order to parse it as "the company called Every's CEO Dan".

I get that they wanted a punchy name, but what a poor choice!
> You have no right to stop them letting another person in.

What exactly did you mean by this? Let’s follow it to its logical conclusion.
I know it's not equivalent, it was just an example to show what `any` does (and that it's more than "just a set of all possible types").

The `T extends Record<any, any>` on line 11 is a type parameter constraint though. Are you referring to something else when you say "constraining the type"?
You could not replace them entirely with renewables, so fossil fuels were used
I'm confused, what are neo-liberal conservatives?
Yup fine https://www.quora.com/Can-you-survive-by-only-eating-eggs
As an aside, I'm getting lots of stuttering when scrolling the website on a variable-refresh rate monitor + an M1 laptop. This is a static-content website – a profiling tells me consent SVG animation and their ganja.gs [1] math library accounts for this. Not a good sign for the engineering applications of this theory...

https://github.com/enkimute/ganja.js
Shutting down a nuclear reactor means postponing a coal plant shutdown. Coal being the worst way of generating electricity regarding CO2 emissions.
Thank you! Adding a roadmap to v1.
- Hunter Biden's laptop

- COVID origins

- Biden's mental state regarding dementia etc

- Whether sex is the same as gender
Solar and wind cannot replace base load power. Especially not in Germany. They have to rely on peaker plants even more, and those are burning gas, emitting CO2. And they built more coal power plant units, like Datteln 4: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datteln_Power_Station
I would consider myself as apolitical as can be. I just have never cared about either side. I haven't voted since 1996. I think it is all a total fraud.

It seems obvious that people are basically being brainwashed by technology.

The story is the massive corruption and waste in the government. But this brainwashing turns the thought into ELON == BAD so government waste == good.

I feel like everyone I interact with at this point is borderline retarded.
Thank you! Adding a todo and a roadmap to v1.
At least at US restaurants, a "small" omelette is three eggs and larger ones more, though. And likewise for servings of scrambled eggs. Pretty much the only case where 1 or 2 eggs are the norm is when ordering fried eggs (and those are generally accompanied by bacon, potatoes, toast, etc.)
German manufacturing has also been down 15% compared to 2018 so this is mostly a reflection of reduced economic output. Between the nuclear shutdowns and the disruption of Russian energy sources, German manufacturing has been in a crisis the past few years.

Also, nuclear reactors don't deplete water for cooling so the premise of this article doesn't make sense. It goes from water to steam, to rain, back to water.
Because nobody predict so large grow of space industry, which could make fusion profitable.

Second problem, for space weight is so expensive, that it made fission viable, and solve proliferation problem (very little risk, somebody will steal materials from Moon or beyond).
Potential roadmap item: bidirectional sync with Jira (and others) so support requests can create/be linked to Jira (etc) tickets, and see updates from them.
Mamba is solving a different problem than transformers.

What Mamba does is take an initial state s_0 and an input u_0, to produce a new state s_1 and an output o_1. It's basically modeling a very complicated state machine. I can easily think of half a dozen applications where this is exactly what you want and it is better than transformers, but LLMs are not among them. Essentially most control problems boil down to what Mamba does. In fact, I would say that Mamba as an architecture is probably the non-plus ultra for modeling mechanical system dynamics.
Simpsons did it

https://youtu.be/AHAFMFFQlkI
^belief
Agree. This last couple years of AI has been a wellspring of people/articles re-inventing philosophy, like all these subjects haven't been debated and studied for a few hundred years. At least acknowledge them, even if we aren't going to try and build on what has come before.
actually mostly coal was used to fill the energy gap, increasing pressure to expand rollout of renewables.
The media pitch making all this highly political is that fossil fuels from Russia should be / must be used instead of nuclear power, framing the choice to be either pro-Russia or pro-Nuclear (discarding renewables or potential pan-European energy coalitions).

In reality the impacts of the shutdown are foreseeable transitional pains.
Of course Germany wasn't producing a massive surplus of energy that made it seamless to switch off their nuclear power-plants, so now they need to compensate the gap and make plans to close it.

Let's hope they're not all giving up again half-way thanks to politics and revert the decision...
I take it then you don't live in Oregon or other state with postal voting, or no-excuse absentee voting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_voting_in_the_United_St...

> As of 2022, eight states – California, Colorado, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Vermont, and Washington – allow all elections to be conducted by mail. Five of these states – Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Utah, and Washington – hold elections "almost entirely by mail."[18] Postal voting is an option in 33 states and the District of Columbia.

But it sounds like you haven't voted for a long time, so might not even if your state offers an alternative.

My voting in person has never taken hours, but I suspect that's because I've not lived in one of the areas where the government was attempting to suppress the vote by underfunding voting opportunities ("those who waited the longest tended to live in urban areas and were disproportionately African American and Latino" - https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/long... ).
You're not wrong, but if one of the main Rust proponents and one of the main anti-Rust proponents both quit, that doesn't strike me as them finding balance.
The flu isn't a stable thing though, there are multiple strains of what we call "the flu" and its constantly adapting/mutating. Previous infection is no guarantee of protection, just like previous vaccination us no guarantee.

> When is this natural immunity supposed to kick in and stop the elderly and infirm from dying from it?

That's a whole different ball game. You're talking about immunocompromised individuals, their immune system isn't well prepared to respond to natural infection PR vaccination. Vaccines can still help, though they're usually less effective and more likely to cause symptoms similar to the original disease you're vaccinating against.

A vaccine isn't a magic bullet for preventing death. Vaccines still depend on the immune system doing its job effectively.
> Most people, also, will care more about "can I actually get on the bus for my 20 minute journey" than "if I get on, will I have a comfy seat", which tends to indicate a mostly-standing design with seating available for elderly and disabled people.

For me, knowing that the bus/tram is probably going to be packed and I won't be able to find a seat is a very good reason to try and find a different route/mode of transport, especially if I'm carrying something. I know that some people don't mind, but I really do, even though I'm young and reasonably fit. I'd rather sit down for 35 minutes than stand up for 20.
Im using mozilla vpn to support them, but they are only reselling mullvad vpn.
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Lovely little game.

It wasn't immediately obvious what the coins were for, as in i would make it so that you spend them on upgrades it ties much more clearly into why i want them.

Easy to add more special blocks i.e double ball, multipliers etc.
level design could become more interesting / think about multiple level stacking, so i feel progress.

XP system is an easy add to unlock some core features maybe a backpack/weapons, things that add simple bulk to the game.

In general a great prototype, watch people play the game and correct peoples first time user experience. You might also need to add a few words to the very first round to help people understand the goals!
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