skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All I'm saying is that Hungary means jack shit, they have no money, no strategic industry, no proper army
The reason browsers didn't implement DANE is because most people's DNS servers are garbage, so if you do this the browser doesn't work and "if you changed last you own the problem".

At the time if you asked a typical DNS server e.g. at an ISP or built into a cheap home router - any type of question except "A? some.web.site.example" you get either no answer or a confused error. What do you mean records other than A exist? RFC what? These days most of them can also answer AAAA? but good luck for the records needed by DNSSEC.

Today we could do better where people have any sort of DNS privacy, whether that's over HTTPS or TLS or QUIC so long as it's encrypted it's probably not garbage and it isn't being intercepted by garbage at your ISP.

Once the non-adoption due to rusted-in-place infrastructure happened, you get (as you will probably see here on HN) people who have some imagined principle reasons not to do DNSSEC, remember always to ask them how their solution fixed the problem that they say DNSSEC hasn't fixed. The fact the problem still isn't fixed tells you everything you need to know.
I would hide it and repost it as Show HN.

It’s more likely to get good feedback.
Our Changing Relationship with Apple
So will Intel need to return some of the 7.9 billion in federal grants as a result of this delay? It looks like 1.5 billion of that was already awarded as recently as last November.

https://www.industryweek.com/semiconductors/article/55246295...

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/politics/ohio-politics/o...
"Google announces layoffs in its HR, cloud units" - https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/27/google-makes-cuts-to-hr-and-...
Hey Siri! Please build for me a trading tool using some custom made AI models and some smart-ass quantitative models so I can build a hedge fund and become rich fast.
Trump is messing with the chips act. It’s safe to say that anything that was operating under it is on pause.
> I don’t think it’s a coincidence that Intel announced the delay to the next presidential election year..

The next presidential election is in 2028, not 2030
> That's where we're at.

Tools to build web apps and web pages without coding knowledge have been around for over 2 decades. Microsoft Frontpage allowed uses to build a website using a WYSIWYG editor.
It seems like it's time to revise DMARC so that it requires (or at least can be configured to require) both SPF and DKIM to pass.
Don't tell me who I hate or do not hate based on my partial agreement of one article. Don't tell me how many seconds of critical thoughts I spend on whatever situation.
Edit:

Okay, I understand you. You are wrong, but that is the nature of expression when it comes to agitation and anger. It’s not necessarily your entire being, but such forces can co-opt a person for quite some time. Some people get addicted to indulging in righteous indignation (which somewhat corroborates your point about performance, but I’ll amend the point to include that it’s happening to extremes on both sides. You yourself have wholesale invalidated the emotions of the other side, possibly reciprocally).

Sometimes just acting like something becomes you. So there is your mindfuck. You ever had to fake it a bit until you caught your rhythm? It’s in us to truly feel, just try.

Experiment:

https://youtube.com/shorts/j4TVuoicPrY

Watch that after taking a deep breath and calmly try to tell yourself that “this is a woman who is probably more emotional than me, and I have seen women cry before over a lot of things. She is also of Hispanic origin and may have additional emotions here. She is also American and is a beneficiary of the labor of these people. I have to try to believe these are real emotions, even though even though my entire being is telling me she is a liar”.

You have to fucking try.

If you walk out with “I still think it’s performative”, then FINE. At least you tried, we’re all still here talking to you right?

I will say one thing though, you sound batshit enough for the two of us to become friends.
At that point, aren't you better off actually making your own services regularly disconnect clients so you iron out all of the reconnection bugs?
Just 4 comments down you didn't see this one?

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43101536

I got downvoted(without a counterpoint reply) for asking for sources and making a fact based assertion. There's probably dozens of examples like that. On Reddit you see comments with dozens of downvotes for replying with a simple fact "Musk founded SpaceX" to a comment which says "Musk bought all his companies" which has hundreds or thousands of upvotes.

> You don’t appear to have any trouble engaging

Many a time I stop myself from commenting even though I think have a good counterpoint because I get dowvoted(which sometimes restricts commenting for like an hour or two and you get time limited) and flagged. Not to mention personal attacks when I made a good point because people are angry. It's all one sided posts making the front page for the most part. Reddit is wayyyy worse though, I had to stop engaging there.

> It’s not an echo chamber

It's hard to see the bubble when you're inside it. It's like having green goggles on all the time the world looks green. It's hard for people to even understand that for some people the world may not look green. I never voted Republican in my life anyway and may not, but it's really hard not to miss all the abject bias everywhere.
Hm?

https://www.cleanenergywire.org/sites/default/files/styles/g...
You're 1000% underestimating the experience of learning it yourself vs just getting info shot right into your brain.
I may be (legitimately) flagged for asking a question that may sound antagonizing ... but asked with sincerity: is at all smart to mention Firefox and transparency in the same sentence, at least at this particular moment in time?

While this no doubt is an overall win, at least for most and in most cases, afaik this isn't completely without problems of its own. I just hope it won't lead to a systemd-like situation, where a cadre of (opinionated) people with power get to decide what's right from wrong, based on their beliefs about what might only be a subset of reality (albeit their only/full one at that).

Not trying to be dismissive here. Just have genuine concerns and reservations. Even if mostly intuitively for now; no concrete ones yet. Maybe it's just a Pavlov-reaction, after reading the name Firefox. Honestly can't tell.
“Not invented here” syndrome.

The “Liberals” did it.

Kill Obamacare but don’t you dare touch my Affordable Care Act healthcare coverage. Etc etc etc.
Now just integrate with Ghidra!
The stats are kept in localstorage, but i forgot to ask for permanent storage, i'll add this to the todo.
One can be right without acting like a jerk.
>nations with their own language and culture

There are few countries where there is a single language and culture. Just looking at Western Europe, there is Basques in Spain, Bretons in France, Welsh/Scottish in the UK, Frisians in Netherlands, Lombards in Italy, Walloons in Belgium etc etc.

>it weren’t for force and oppression.

Nah. That's USAID propaganda.
It doesn't include a sourcemap for the main module, cli.mjs.
Mostly because “China bad” and “Biden bad”.. same thing happening in Michigan. There were organized protests to stop Chinese and Taiwanese companies from building billion dollar battery facilities in poor rural areas. Just the dumbest timeline.

https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2023/04/hundreds-rally...
Windows Server still has it's place. AD DS, file services, and SQL Server being the big ones. Linux doesn't have apps that do these things 'better'.
Except the movie came out in 1989. Trump wasn’t really well known in the media when the movie was written. There wasn’t even a trump tower.
Trump is ashamed of losers. Only losers get pissed on.
And it’s only the end of Feb. it’s a massive shit show right now
Let's see how incarcerating poor people in droves without due legal process will play out in the long term. Brazil has been doing that for a long time. We have very strong nation wide crime syndicates expanding into Latin America now.
The problem was you probably ended up falling for the UWP version instead of the Java version. The Java version remains the community accepted “proper” version to this day.
"We" (americans) aren't doing anything to help, and are in fact withdrawing support. "We" honestly don't have much say in how the ones who actually fought against our supposed enemies should feel (to reverse a recent quote). Trump is kissing the ring so it's very clear we're already making consessions.

>So we should go on and risk WW3?

Well this is part of why your top comment was unpopular. Ukraine is not going to start WW3. Our inaction only accellerates the possibility since this was already winding down.

As others said, you are repeating Russian talking points. Blaming the one attacked for causing a mass scale war instead of the agressors or the spposed "allies" deciding to betray them and help the enemy.
Some transformations irrecoverably lose information. A recontextualization engine such as an LLM might be able to "recover" some information by comparing it to other code in its training set, but it's still a guess and not all code will have representation in the training set.
VerifAI – open-source private/organizational gen search
This might be a response to the functional repeal of the CHIPS act.

https://www.techspot.com/news/106925-chips-act-likely-fizzle...

Congressional appropriations don't matter when the president can fire staff and stop payments.
"If this view is correct, one lesson for those seeking to understand reforms in China today is that the leader, his competence, and his perceptions of how to enact reform can, at times, prove even more important than the underlying realities of bureaucratic politics or structural issues."

Short version:

"Deng Xiaoping thought Mikhail Gorbachev was an idiot"

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-31/mikhail-gorbachev-met...
Is it a reputable project? What credentials does it have?
Not 404 reasons?
A quick scan of various reddit forums reveals how "vibe coders" experience exponential levels of difficulty past the simple landing page. Things like setting up basic auth for example is non-trivial (outside of PasS) and there are many other aspects that require at least some understanding of what is going on.

My only concern of this type of programming is when it starts involving end users, specifically around privacy and security. It is not that AI written software is less or more secure. It is just about the whole live-cycle of software development and maintenance. Vibe-coders might not visit this forum for example and might not be aware of a security exploit that must be fixed asap... or even be aware that they need to perform basic level of software support to avoid costly intervention in the future. It is not going to happen - not today.

I am thinking that this type of coding is only going to increase the demand for professional services. The closest analogy I can provide is that almost anyone can perform basic level of DYI and many do - but when it comes to more serious work you rely on contractors to get the job done.
Yeah he showed great leadership when he banned books, religion, language, journalists that opposed him, canceled elections, lost 20% of his country and generations of young men fighting a war he had 0 chance of winning when he had a peace deal initialed early on. Just a fantastic leader.
Well that and people seem to really enjoy (or at least feel compelled to use) social networks.

Social networks tend to be pretty difficult in p2p systems since the amount of traffic usually scales exponentially with network size (as posts get published to followers and shared over and over by the users of the network), which you’d want to maximize
If you watch the video of the meeting there not very much to criticize re Zelensky's behaviour. I mean he says he's defending his country, Russia invaded it, making agreements with Putin is hard because he keeps breaking them.

I will say in favour of Trump is he is trying to make a deal to stop the fighting and did threaten economic sanctions on Russia.
Have you used what is being called AI here to program? It is a bit more involved than providing requirements once.
Immediately I saw Zen Browser. How is that an alternative to anything I pay for?
Are you saying Chrome should block all script includes that don't have hashes? That'll break tons of sites. See "Don't break the web"[1].

Disclosure: I work at Google, but not on Chrome.

[1] https://flbrack.com/posts/2023-02-15-dont-break-the-web/
Election in 2028, next president takes office in 2029, realistically 2030 is the earliest the CHIPS act and staff could be rebuilt.

The people overseeing the CHIPS act have mostly been fired or flagged for firing. Many of them were in their “probationary” period because they were recent hires.

The CHIPS act can’t be instantly restarted when the next president takes office. It has to be rebuilt. It has basically been sabotaged.
It's a bad news on Friday kind of economy out there.
I think it makes more sense that Biden at any rate didn't want Russia to lose in case it collapsed into nuclear armed anarchy.
Off topic but when I first saw ravioli code it was in a positive light, as a contrast to lasagna code. But then somewhere along the line people started using it in a negative manner.

There is some optimal level of splitting things up so that it's understandable and editable without overdoing it on the abstraction front. We need a term for that.
Back to the drawing board risks delaying your products with several years. Their strategy was probably the right one.
I think eutectic is referring to the ceramic matrix composites (CMC) used in the General Electric's engine LEAP. Here's some quotes from [1]:

> The engine has one CMC component, a turbine shroud lining its hottest zone, so it can operate at up to 2400 F. The CMC needs less cooling air than nickel-based super-alloys and is part of a suite of technologies that contribute to 15 percent fuel savings for LEAP over its predecessor, the CFM 56 engine.

> GE’s CMC is made of silicon carbide (SiC) ceramic fibers (containing silicon and carbon in equal amounts) coated with a proprietary material containing boron nitride. The coated fibers are shaped into a “preform” that is embedded in SiC containing 10–15 percent silicon.

[1] https://www.ornl.gov/news/ceramic-matrix-composites-take-fli...
Most of the 50 most violent cities in Brazil aren't even the biggest in their State. The top 3 are all between 100 thousand and 150 thousand inhabitants. They all have homicide rates that are 2x to 4x as much as the national average. By comparison, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are much, much safer.

https://g1.globo.com/sp/sao-paulo/noticia/2023/07/20/anuario...
I think we agree on the broader picture, what you describe is just the easy bit. Getting licenses for anything copyrighted is hell at a large scale. I interpret your comment like it has gotten better in the music industry but I do not think Spotify (or the others) want that because that is a big moat they have crossed.
the enrichment required for a bomb vs a reactor is a bit (a lot) different. how will all these countries that are not allowed to have nukes hide their enrichment facilities that cannot be used for reactor fuel? hollow out a mountain like NK?
That's fine, cloud was a flawed principle to begin with.
New York City is one of the largest and safest places to live.
> Why do it only show a few subdomains for .statuspage.io? I would have expected at least 10K or so. https://www.merklemap.com/search?query=*.statuspage.io&page=...

Because they have a wildcard for *.statuspage.io, which they are probably hosting their pages on.

> Is my query wrong or are you just showing less results intentionally if you’re not paying?

No, results are the same but not sorted.
Yeah typo on my part there, ty
> Before people jump onto talking about partisan politics

The current administration has gutted the CHIPS act staff and is unpredictably changing the terms of the deals.

It’s not “partisan politics” to point out the simple facts about what the current administration is doing.
It depends who you talk to. Some people feel vinyl “sounds more analog” just because of the format. Some people feel it adds natural saturation. In my opinion what matters most is the recording source. That said, bass frequencies respond very different on vinyl. Because of this, it’s pretty common to make a separate master for digital and vinyl.

FWIW, almost all vinyl records produced today will come from a digital source. Even if the music was recorded directly to tape, there’s very likely a step of getting that audio into the digital domain.
A well funded investigative tech journalist?
It's a proud Texas tradition --- like blaming windmills for power grid mis-management.
Incremental accumulation of context in artificial and biological neural networks
This is a puppet government of the US that was installed in 2014 after they overthrew a Russian puppet government. Of course the previous US administration gave tons of support - Obama's people installed Zelensky, so Biden continuing the support makes sense. Biden's family has also made a lot of money in Ukraine under the current regime, so it was personal for him. As for Europe, this is existential for them and it's cheaper to spend Ukrainian lives on this than their own. What is missing is any other international support from parties who aren't directly interested in this conflict, like India pressuring China to stop supporting Russia.
Getting $400M a year is not "commercially viable". But thanks for clearing this up that you want to sell my data. Switched to Waterfox (for now, hope for an independent fork) after 30+ years of Firefox.
No, and also it’s not really a laughing matter when a bunch of people who tried to make government more efficient lose their jobs.
Vance works for a guy that he himself used to call Hitler. That tells you everything you need to know about Vance.
The only permitted take is that Ukraine should fight until the rest of their men are gone along with the remainder of their territory.
I wonder how bad the recession has to be for these jokers to grow up or if they’re going to just double down on the face of it.
Audio calls to landline and mobile numbers?
You've been explained why several times by now and you're just dismissing the argumenst with "well Russia is just defending itself".

Actions speak louder than words. You can justify with all the quotes you want, the point is that reality is before our eyes. I don't sympathize with dictators waging wars for 13 years over much smaller countries.
Yes, ad first company, with a browser product to capture ad audience.
Americans will “feel cheated” again when reality arrives and learn that a huge part of their economic power is based on the world dumping trillions of dollars of their savings into us stocks, bonds and real estate, thus making the US dollar artificially strong, making it possible for Americans to buy stuff and being rich. Wait until foreign money and trust starts leaving the US to see how “betrayed” you really get, now it has been la la land, let’s wait for the next act..
Trump made claims he wants to cancel the chips act. I have a feeling that has something to do with the delay.
You’re spot on: You are reacting seemingly without understanding the fundamentals of what you are reacting to.

Certificate Transparency [1] is an important technology that improves TLS/HTTPS security, and the name was not invented by Mozilla to my knowledge.

If Firefox were to implement a hypothetical IETF standard called “private caching”, would you also be cynical about Firefox “doing something private at this point in time” without even reading up what the technology in question does?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_Transparency
It's just a matter of fact that more than half of the US did not vote for this regime. You can object that more than half of the US did not vote for any president, and we would agree.
A great story of MS incompetence and Amazon’s vendor lock in.
If you control the (social) media you can make a recession anybody's fault
Germany to build hypersonic space plane
Last year Polaris successfully demonstrated their linear aerospike engine, now the German army tasks then with the development of a new space plane.
Therefore they want Ukrainian men to continue dying in a war they never had a chance of winning?
Writing it down is the part where you process it. I've found that if I don't have a need to revisit or continue what I've written down, I am done with it.
That's a good point. Not all the tools are an alternative to paid software. I will include it in the filters I'm building right now... Also, I'm curating data of open source alternatives to subscription/credit/one-time priced software - that's on the way too. Btw following the firefox TOC changes, the zen browser might be real deal
In a zero-sum game you benefit only when somebody else loses and vice-versa.

Which means if you make a deal with someone and they benefit from it - you lost. In other words - you should only do deals that hurt others.

It's a truly vile view of world, but what's more important is - it's false and counterproductive. There's no place for international cooperation in zero-sum universe. There's just exploitation through military or non-military means.

In a zero-sum game world USA does not join WW1 nor WW2. Instead it waits for Europe to collapse and invade to establish "American Europe". Anything else is suboptimal.

NATO makes no sense in zero-sum game world. NATO clearly benefits smaller countries which means it hurts USA. NATO should be therefore dissolved and let's shake them small countries for protection money.

The funny thing is - in such a world USA loses and China wins.
It seems that this was a very cold and unexpected shower for all of us in Europe (maybe except Hungary) and now there is a big focus on working together against our common enemy and finding other more reliable partners.
It's a pity we were relying this much on Americans for so long... Now we have motivation to change approach. And do it fast!
The traction I'm looking for is discussion of this issue by technically knowledgeable people. Something is happening here which potentially affects the majority of the population of the UK, and the tech community by and large seem to be ignoring it.

Banking is critical national infrastructure. If online banking were to stop working for any considereable time, the result would be economic chaos, and right now the online banking services of most of the major banks are going down regularly, and concurrently, to the point where the mainstream media are reporting it.

Outages like this should be incredibly rare, and certainly not both frequent and concurrent across the big-nine banks.

It's all happening in plain sight, but outside of some trade press reports, no-one seems to be discussing it within the tech community. DDoS? Nation-state level hacking? Wide-area data centre or telecoms network failures? Repeated failure of some unacknowledged single point of failure? Or something else?

It's clear that even the Treasury Committee don't know, or they wouldn't be sending these letters to the banks' management.

Whatever it is, the banks seem to be keeping it a secret, and security-through-obscurity is generally a very bad idea. I understand keeping problems secret for short periods to allow fixes, but this has now been going on for months. Something is very wrong.
> Four sources with knowledge of the discussions told Reuters that the White House is concerned about many of the terms underpinning the $39 billion Chips and Science Act industry subsidies.

> Those encompass additional clauses, including requirements added into contracts by the administration of President Joe Biden, including that recipients must use unionized labor to build factories and help provide affordable childcare for factory workers.

Still sounds very megacorp friendly