skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm less convinced this was planned because I've met people like this in real life. Criticizing someone for showing disrespect while being incredibly disrespectful yourself seems like abusive parent 101.

Also, the fact they talk down to him about the war in Ukraine of all things is pretty shocking, like he wouldn't be there if he didn't understand the situation in Ukraine (it's not like he was there being extorted for minerals because he thinks things are going amazingly). It seems weird from a global policy perspective but on brand if you're just an asshole. Either way, truly an embarrassing day to be an American.
Maybe dumb question, but I asked ChatGPT search and didn't get a straight answer, so:

Why is Russia at war with Ukraine?

ChatGPT tells me it's because of "western alignment". Trump told reporters 1m people died. Seems a bit excessive to me for political ideas.. I'd have an easier time believing it's a resource conflict or some oil field being liberated or wtv.
And even more votes for other candidates, hence Trump did not win a majority of the vote.
Thanks for the pointer to Writing Studio!

Note also that LogSeq is an org-mode based PKM (https://discuss.logseq.com/t/logseq-org-mode-compatability/8...)
You should, because everyone sees the same front page.

Edit: and indeed, the same site generally. That's one thing I used to post a lot about but not so much in recent years.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
The only way to be worse, is to actually use them.

Then you're starting to see my point.
Startup co-founded by longevity guru Peter Attia emerges from stealth
It was already under tension because it looked like they couldn't come to terms. When Zelenskyy accuses Trump of being aligned with Putin, things started getting heated.
I get that. I use it on a pair of 27” 1440p monitors. It really supports my preferred method of multitasking, which is really rapid-switched single-tasking.

It will get out of the way on smaller screens, though. As soon as a window gets close to the previews, they get out of the way, unlike the dock.
Correct. Trumps final vote tally was 49.7% and somehow is enjoying nearly unchecked power.
> I find myself appending “Reddit” to the end of my searches a lot more often

And even then, Reddit's "new" design is shit for usability, sine the actual text you were searching for is nowhere on the page. It's hidden somewhere behind one of a hundred "click to see more" interactions, some of which are nested, and some will cause a completely new new page load that erases your progress and makes you start over. (But look! Engagement metrics!)

On a lighter note, a humorous critique that mentions the same mitigation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrFv1O4dbqY
that drug dealer has managed to make the executive of the federal government act as if they work for him.
...and Linux, and Android
Too controversial, tends to overshadow his notoriously insecure boss
Directness and Liveness in Morphic (1995) [pdf]
This seems to be the conventional wisdom.
Donate donate to Ukraine https://u24.gov.ua/ Trump is simply abject
No, I'd rather not spend my time on what seems to be a promising exercise in moving the goalpost. Not sure I'd classify hungary as eastern European (I was mostly referring to slavs) but sure you can find at least a pro russian guy among eastern europeans, especially dictator ones.
Yes! Me and 0xCube created WebShield & wBlock respectively in parallel in close collaboration with each other. They're pretty much sister projects. I do think since I create more free time for myself, WebShield has (some) more features - just off the top of my head: iOS/iPadOS/visionOS support. wBlock does currently have an auto updater for filter lists when you open the app though, which WebShield doesn't have, but I'm working on it!
The MS announcement is limited to scams/phishing. Google mentions both scams and spam, but somehow I still get 15-20 spam emails a day that even the smallest LLM should be able to classify correctly.
Its "nuclear arsenal" consists of a single missile boat on patrol with about a dozen or so ICBMs (which could certainly mess with major Russian cities. But if a Russian fast-attack sub (of which they have quite a few) gets it, bye-bye "nuclear arsenal".
Richard Hanania believes that we should repeal large portions of the Civil Rights Act and has previously posted extreme racial hatred on white supremacist websites.
LiteLLM requires you to call them to discuss pricing to enable SSO... sure part of it is open source but not the part you need to scale it.
Isn't there anyone in the White House who makes sure Trump isn't inventing numbers? Put the actual dollar amount on a cue account if needed so he doesn't repeat the 350 billion again (of which most stays in the US anyways).
Sure, that's not their job. It's the cultural shift we've allowed in the face of an overwhelming onslaught on our attention span.
Of course not.

There are people facing genuine harassment, death threat, rape threat every day; that's what the law protects against.

If you were to dox me, threaten mine and my families life repeatedly, spread lies about me that convince other people to do the same, then that would be closer to the definition of _reasonable_ psychological harm.

We can see that scenario playing out for people right now, some of whom actually come to harm because of it.

Look at some of the hate directed at MP Jess Philips on Twitter recently based on downright lies, and the mob that stirred up as a result, as an example.
The EU needs to get armed to the teeth and to pile up on nukes. The US cannot be trusted, half of the country is compromised and that's not something that will change any time soon, even after Trump goes to meet his creator.
Are you saying that if I limit the Spotlight search space then Alfred will follow? Makes sense, if it's relying on Spotlight's index. I'll give it a try.
> I see debt climbing and I have to ask myself, do I want my country to spend money on other countries or maybe focus on cleaning up our own house first? I would rather America focus on putting its own house in order, wasted spending, corruption, cartels, China buying up land, and the erosion of our education system.

Not helping Ukraine won’t solve any of that, though. Regardless of the US policy regarding Europe, I am willing to bet that military spending will keep ballooning now that the broligarchs are in power and fighting to redirect public spending to their pockets. Ultimately, I understand your sentiment, but this course of action will not lead to what you hope. If anything, everything will get worse because the people in power have no interest in fixing the issues you mentioned.
Even in WW2? You would rather have seen Hitler win?
I too keep thinking of Romney as an exception but his voting record doesn't seem to bear that out. Mitch McConnell has voted against more of Trump's nominees than Romney.
I disagree with this post, but it’s very disheartening to see that comments that are polite and well-made are being downvoted as if they are trolls.
Then you're agreeing with the GP that this is dishonour.
eBay is just a terrible company. (Yet, I like and use it more than Amazon).

ebay had Paypal. They had Skype. And Skype was a kind of social network.

eBay could have been Facebook, WhatsApp, WeChat, WYSE, but eBay always stayed, eBay.
I wonder what the GOP senators' reactions are to this very sharp turn? They had been strongly supportive of aid to Ukraine, pushing through funding. Maybe that was mostly McConnell and now that he's no longer majority leader, it fell by the wayside? Certainly the "traditional conservative GOP" would be horrified by these events. But maybe all those guys -- McCain, Romney, McConnell, are gone or on their way out.
At least the US isn't threatening to annex land of an EU member state, that would be a real scandal.
I'm shocked every time I use a Flutter web app. Not even one of the highest-end desktop GPUs on the market is enough to animate a dark mode toggle at more than a choppy 2fps. In one app with a login page, my password manager fills out the password into the username field, though I'm surprised it's able to fill anything at all. You'll be lucky if you can even select text on the screen or copy a link, though I know some websites would love if they can prevent you from doing that at a technical level. Text editing feels sluggish and doesn't behave the same way as standard web text fields when using advanced keyboard controls. I'm thankful that technologies like Flutter never took off on the web, and I hope they never will.
Security guaranties is too much of a step up from Security Assurances [0] I guess.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum
Appreciate the props, I was starting to question my rhetorical chops. ;)

Regarding the distinction between soft and hard power, however, I think both Machiavelli and Sun Tzu would disagree:

"Necessary wars are just wars, and the arms of a nation are hallowed when it has no other resource but to fight."

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1232/1232-h/1232-h.htm

"Hence to fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting."

https://classics.mit.edu/Tzu/artwar.html

The almost unescapable conclusion is that the Neocons' soft power forced Putin's hand, perhaps by design.
https://youtu.be/IwYVKptqH_o?si=wkGH8i_gY-_AfaK2&t=54

(Edit, this is from late 90s and the NATO action in Yugoslavia)

I thought this was an interesting take. And it's sad that the US has a man giving away our leadership. The world is in a dangerous place.
The BAT was Brave's to begin with as far as I know, part of a pool to promote the launch of their tipping system. It makes perfect sense to return the BAT users could assign from the pool to creators back to the pool if the creators didn't sign up.

Which is not to say that the tipping UI wasn't a hot mess, which it was. Hard to tell who was onboard, who wasn't and eg. Tom Scott got a bunch of tips when he had no interest in the platform whatsoever.

> BAT is also different from adblocking, because it monetizes other people's content.

It doesn't. The browser literally shows you toaster popups all by itself, and gives you some pocket change amounts of BAT for viewing them.
Web calendars don't offer authentication. You have to build it into the URL anyway. If a service I use -- let's say my bank's chequing account, wants to offer a calendar I can subscribe to, I'll be given a URL that looks like https://somebank.com/api/cal?token=abc12345. Anyone who knows that URL can see the calendar as well. No different than my own web app where the URL is https://mysite.com/dev/cal_abc12345.ics.

For a personal calendar, I see no reason to make it any more secure than an obscure URL.
Exactly this.

Many double blind studies are completely broken due to side effects triggering a stronger placebo response, and this is an especially huge problem for drugs like SSRIs where a placebo gets you about 80% of the benefit of the actual drug.

Similar to the study you linked, there was a more recent study where they found that for the SSRI escitalopram (aka Lexapro), the benefits disappear when you lie and tell people that they're receiving an active placebo that mimics the side effects of an SSRI. That is, if people don't actually think they're taking an SSRI, they don't get any benefit.

https://app.dimensions.ai/details/publication/pub.1142338190
The (moderate) left was anti-oppression and anti-dictatorship. Sometimes you need to fight for that, but the goal remains a stable, egalitarian and peaceful society.

If your anti-war stance means I can punch you in the face and your reaction is to compromise on "ok but no more punching", your face is going to look very bad very soon.
Also, US-Europe immigration is largely moribund, so familial and social ties to European states are much weaker now than 50 years ago.

Most immigration to the US now comes from Asian and LatAm states, so a lot of us Americans prioritize those problems and needs above Europe.
He probably already surpassed that when he was creating Google way back when.
My feeling too. Now it gives the Trump administration the grounds to claim that they can’t work with this “warmonger” who doesn’t want peace.
> in return under the pretence that it's in the best interest of the project to add the features they want and to accelerate development.

Which is why you shouldn't work under false pretenses. You willing to turn that project into a day job? No? Then tell them no. You owe them nothing. You've already done more than your "fair share" giving to the community by publishing open source code, no matter how good (or not) it is, or how many "galleries" it hangs in (or not). They have a problem? Well, by definition it's their problem, not yours. Let them own it, fork it, and solve it, if it's such a big deal.

"No" is how you set expectations and maintain integrity. You only have so many resources in a day. Don't become a load bearing internet person for free.
Which military experts? If you listen to actually knowledgeable people like Kofman it's been known forever that 2024 would be (and as we now are seeing from Russia being pushed back) Russia's peak. Russia is out of equipment and is starting to get similar problems with manpower. In the meantime Europe's investments are starting to pay off and allow Ukraine to pull ahead in 2025.
This is so painful to watch. This kind of discussion should absolutely be behind closed doors to avoid the theatrics.
will you fight while being raped? will you fight from enslavement? No? You want peace? - Most free people will fight back and kill.
The US just fought a 20 year war and shed quite a bit of blood and treasure. It also appears the US military has been "in country" in Ukraine under special non-uniformed deployments (read "on loan officially as mercenaries"). When was the last war fought by a Western European "power"? Europe fights, if at all, wearing blue helmets, or sometimes fighting "from the rear" behind US military might.
I suspect The Trump camp realise a peace deal acceptable to Ukraine isn’t viable. Trump having promised one would be easy means he needs an excuse.

Manufacturing a split with Zelensky gives them that excuse. Now they can turn off the tap of support to Ukraine, forcing them to capitulate, and blame Zelensky.

Meanwhile they can make a deal with Putin to split Ukraine between them. Putin gets East Ukraine, the USA gets the mineral wealth of West Ukraine. It’s win-win.
I was wondering if it was just me
I honestly don't think there's anything Trump could do to lose the support of his MAGA base. There have been so many times when I've said "surely they'll see what he is now" only to be mistaken. It's truly a cult.
It is still on the front page right now for me, but at #23, which is exceptionally low compared to where it would be expected to be "naturally" for a post with 1585 points.
Sir: I posses a vast view of European history, Vast.

Apparently you have a vaster view.

Thank you.
> they were nice enough to compensate me for my efforts and were very nice in general.

They were compensated, but doesn't elaborate.
I saw on russian TV how they pretty much said "yea, trump may be an ally of ours now and do what we want but we must remember how they turned on ukraine and that they might turn on us"
I'm the head of product at Sidero. Thanks for sharing! We love to hear people being successful with Talos.
No it's not, it's about cyber attacks and diplomacy. He has no expertise in diplomacy.
It's good to be exposed to different views, but that guy takes the point he's trying to make too far. He blames everyone but Russia for the war Russia decided to start in 2014 and expand in 2022.

Russia invaded Ukraine. Not the US, not NATO, not the EU. It was Russia. It was their decision. It's very important to remember who did what.
> Britain, Germany, and France

These three countries have been a bit unstable politically during the last couple of years. This did not help. At least they are going in the same direction and not shooting each other’s foot.
And days after the election he started threatening potential military force to acquire Greenland and Panama, and economic force to annex Canada.

The reasons he was elected are irrelevant, only his actions since being elected and taking power are.

Since then, Trump has proposed ethnic cleansing and gentrification of Ghaza, and proposed launching attacks into Mexico (putatively to take out cartel members). Anyone who thinks that Trump or his administration are looking for peace or peaceful solutions is clearly delusional.
The EU froze over 200 billion Euros from Russian assets. Russia will never see that money again. Once Putin is defeated Ukraine's debt will be paid with that.

Also, please do think long-term: A victory for Ukraine and a second try for democracy in Russia will mean that the EU will regain huge markets right at its doorstep that need rebuilding and in the case of Russia some diversification would be sensible.
For Wipr 2, on macOS you can see the rules here: `~/Library/Group Containers/group.wipr2.rules/Rules/` in the JSON files. Kaylee (Wipr dev) sources the blocker list data from these [0] sources.

[0]: https://kaylees.site/wipr-acknowledgements.html
Ask HN: What app do I use for cheap international telephone calls, to actual telephone numbers, now?
Look into contemporary funding and actions by USAID, National Endowment for Democracy, many NGOs and media organisations. It's pretty blatant and now starting to be documented by our own media:

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/25/world/europe/cia-ukraine-...
I fully understand this sentiment. After all, combined more than $6tn (!) have been spent on the rather ill-advised engagements in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria. It's unfortunate that the US invested so much in these affairs that there is little capacity or willingness left now when it matters.
This has very long term repercussions for the US. No-one is making the mistake of using a US jet engine in their design again and getting export controls because of that. Already plans are evaluated for switching to an upgraded Volvo RM12 or something from Rolls-Royce.

The same scenes must be playing out in various industries across Europe and the rest of the world. Such wheels turn very slowly, but they now turn away from the US defense industry.

The US has burned a lot of capital today.
Part of a benefit of a 60+ hour work week is focus, if you can do it.

Some people can't fit 10 hours of work into a normal work week, much less 20, 32 or 40.

When I get excited about a topic, it is hard for me to stop. And yes, there are times when I should add redo's on some of the hours, but there's more times when I'm happy where I just barreled in and kept going.

There is also the thing to think about that if by working 60 hours a week for 40 weeks this year I can retire a few years from now... That is a trade-off will worth making
You're making the assumption that US foreign policy isnt to parrot Russian foreign policy. There's no evidence to suggest this is not the case.
Doesn't Microsoft install it on every windows laptop automatically? Are they all "users"?
Founding a business and simply working for one are very different things, especially choosing to sacrifice your personal life for it.
Primary sources.
Possibly the first good double NAT agile protocol in widespread uae
That one media guy asking about Zelensky's lack of a suit and it being disrespectful to the Oval Office. Completely out of touch, the man has about a million other things to worry about than that.
I'm not american, but I do business with them. If the state says they have an embargo with Iran and Venezuela, I cut ties with those countries and not import stuff or work with people from those countries.

If the govmt says Russia is not a threat, then Russia is not a threat as far as I'm concerned. I will always hold the official line (barring extreme circumstances).

But I will not compromise trade relations with the US by taking any line different than the incumbent state. Not even if an eminence like krebs does. In the end he is a guy not in the military hierarchy, without official information, posting about national defense matters on social media for foreigners to see. And even if it is backed by similarly biased commenters on a forum ran by a dem aligned state. Who should I trust ad an outsider? It's an easy choice for me. I do try to stay away from your politics, but sometimes you gotta make a call.

Do with that as you will. I get that as a citizen you have more freedom to question your govmt, and I have to tread a fine line between not getting into the politics of a foreign country in public and doing it out of nature. But in my defense, you guys sure like getting into the politics of other states.

But man, let's hope I'm right, no? like it or not, neither of us have control over the line taken by your militaries.

Going on a limb here, but are republicans concerned about Russia atm? If this is a bipartisan matter I'd be more inclined to be weary. Otherwise it might be dems conflating internal political enemies for external nation enemies. Happens around elections, hopefully it stabilizes.

I personally would be much more concerned about the 5m visa things if I were you guys. I thought reps were anti inmigration! I guess it's ok when it's extracting the elite and wealthy from other countries.

P.s: will probably delet this later. Robots.txt deny
> implying that Trump didn't do anything during his first term

To me the implication was that "diplomacy and deals didn't work" and they ended up with the current war, anyway. It's a common talking point.
Both Skype and Teams have captioning. Skype even has voice translation that aims to reproduce the vocal timbre.
> but can you really check if the recipe for banana bread output by Claude is better than the one output by ChatGPT?

yes? I mean, if you were really doing this, you could make both and see how they turned out. Or, if you were familiar with doing this and were just looking for a quick refresher, you'd know if something was off or not.

but just like everything else on the interweb, if you have no knowledge except for what ever your search result presented, you're screwed!
legitimate is in the eye of the beholder is right!
A democracy has been invaded? I thought it was just Ukraine.
So is this just a more efficient form of ion propulsion? Or does it have enough thrust to potentially supplant chemical rockets for some lower-thrust use cases?
If the 50% of people voting for Harris show up, that would be maybe 30% of the US. Probably, not, but I feel like being generous. And that's assuming they all show up. Which we both know they won't.

I think people severely underestimate the level of apathy out in society right now. Until things affect them, they likely aren't gonna be terribly interested.
I'd assume that can be part of the HTTP Authorization request header? For example, how the Java Web Token or PAT is generated.
This guy is a probably a Russian bot. He talks like Ukraine was 2 minutes away from a victory and Zelenskyy just needed to stfu for 30 more seconds to get it.
Remember that Z has to answer to the people of Ukraine. People who have been dying in defense of their borders -- and a volunteer army, not conscripts, mind you.

He wanted/needed American aid, but there was no way he could just go in there and kiss the ring, while being slandered as the aggressor and letting Putin off the hook. There's no way that would fly for his people back home -- remember that they are as much of an audience as the Americans.
Unfortunately, there are European leaders like Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban who expressed support for Trump in reaction to this event.
In the US he needs to convince one administration (and realistically, one guy). The EU is 27 governments, each one with way smaller budgets than the US.

Anyway, you might have missed it, but Zelensky is also regularly asking for help in Paris, Brussels, London, and Berlin.