skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would suggest that giving up control of your entire computer to get a few more pixels on some crappy (paid!) streaming service is the Pyrrhic victory. If everyone refused this Faustian bargain, then the services would be forced to adapt. In the meantime, your jar gets another penny every time you watch a movie. When it's full, find yourself a torrent client and spend the jar on whatever you want - they're free :)
As someone who has been looking; the EU Blue Card through Germany seems pretty stable and straightforward, with a 21/27 month path to permanent residency, depending on language ability:

https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/visa-residence/types/e...

The politics there are a little concerning at the moment but should be stable for at least 4 years. With residency, the rest of the EU becomes a lot easier if things change.
> Admittedly if there were a GLP1 for procrastination, I'd be on that stuff like a shot...

This might be my biggest unknown with GLP1s, how does it affect people with reward system issues — it could dramatically worsen a procrastination problem if it dampen the will to reward seek.

Then again it has only seemed to do this for vices so far
A unfriendly version in al old post by Joel Spolsky https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/12/25/getting-things-don...

A friendly version is try to help to agree informal rules, for example "add at least three test cases in each change".

Do you have a test suit for the app? Is it an UI app or a CLI app?
wrong link, https://shots.so
Pump the brakes there comrade. You may live in America, but you don't get to speak for Americans.
I agree. The Republican Party is kinda doing that whole governing thing wrong, aren't they? I think Trump's actions really did surprise a lot of people.
Marc is extremely intelligent, and he is an idealist.

Idealists can run into implementation difficulties, but having listened to his interview, I don't recall anything that would be impossible to implement given the current make up of the three branches.

Can you elaborate on a proposal of his that you think is unworkable?
It’s fascinating to see arguments like this pop up from time to time when the wealthiest consistently move to consolidate power, control/manipulate information to enrich themselves, and now in the U.S., openly steer the government to feed bottomless greed.

It’s simply not possible to reach anything close to a single billion without unbelievable exploitation of lower classes and it scales as you get richer. Saying “they got there by evil” seems completely reasonable by any moral standard not written by sociopaths.
It's possible your personal experience with food is different than other people's, and it is easier for you to make that choice than others.
Ideally there would be a 20 year plan to drawdown in Europe and a replacement security architecture. I don't think there's currently any strategic vision, not that Biden had one either.
Yes, the ones currently plundering and sending money to their private companies. I’m not sure what argument you’re trying to make with this.
> a more radical approach ends up being taken even though it almost never is the right approach.

To be clearer: a more radical approach is being taken. And some people on the left genuinely prefer the situation to a Harris administration. There was never a constituency for... whatever it is the current argument is demanding[1]. It wasn't on the menu, so the next best thing is humiliation for the other members of the coalition.

[1] The fact that the framing is "Biden bad" and not "Biden should have X" is telling!
I got my tdap updated recently.

Doctor was in full sales mode when I stopped them “oh I’m good I want vaccines”. Sad that they have to do that.
You have just made me realize that I did the same thing a couple weeks ago, and didn't even notice that the AI integration was missing.

(I find it moderately useful at work, but apparently not enough to realize it's missing unprompted).
People aren’t computers. Eating fixation and compulsion empirically override the more rational mind in millions of people. One of the effects of these drugs is making eating a more “impersonal” or “detached” kind of decision, so it feels like a real choice rather than something that you think you have a say in but really the more base instincts will override.
So from reading this[1] my understanding is the award for all four locations is $7.9B and for the Ohio project location specifically it's $1.5B

However I couldn't find the awards (and thus outlays) on usaspending.gov. I think this[2] is the CHIPS act account and you can see some general outlays per year there but Intel isn't in any of the specific obligations listed.

And even searching the award id or Intel in general as a recipient on the site didn't find obligations that matched.

However, page 112 of this[3] 10-K filing has the direct funding agreement (with award id!) and a lot of info about how payments work but no payment amounts. Page 30 seems to say they received $1.1 billion of the $7.9 billion in 2024 and another $1.1 billion for 2025 but I'm not sure if I'm reading it correctly.

[1] https://www.nist.gov/chips/intel-corporation-ohio-new-albany

[2] https://www.usaspending.gov/federal_account/013-0520

[3] https://www.intc.com/filings-reports/all-sec-filings/content...
The real reason why states are pouring billions into AI isn't to generate silly emoji, help people rewrite their emails, or make a web app without learning how to code.

It's for autonomous drone warfare.

Invading a neighboring nation doesn't seem too appealing if it means sending tens/hundreds of thousands of your young people (a resource that's getting scarcer and scarcer most everywhere in the world) to the meat grinder. Millions of drones though...
I think the point was that 80% would have insurance coverage, not that everyone would take it.
I was going to ask more screenshots, but the App Store and Google Play have a few. (In one screenshot it says "almond milk" but the ingredients are from a lactose-fee cow-milk with probiotics. Can you check it?)

Why does it have in-app purchase? What is free?

Can it be tried in the browser? Perhaps one ingredient list per day?
Keto and such diets have been used for millennia. Our bodies are MADE to use keto... Lol.
'Support ukraine' to an undefined end state is not a strategy. This is what Biden did and what the Europeans are still doing.
> I argue it is not yielding desirable results, and they should try something else.

You actually aren't arguing that. You're just saying the first bit. You need to detail "something else", otherwise you're just throwing bombs with no value to anything except your ego.
Well, here in boulder, there are a lot of tech workers, and it is one of the thinnest cities in one of the thinnest states. Having said that, Colorado in 2025 despite being one of the thinnest states is still fatter than the fattest state in 1990.
That's all fine until we build a brittle civilization that takes ages to reboot after a Carrington event
Sounds like the world of demolition man
Apathy and nihilism are unproductive, even if current outcomes are bad. Without hope, there is no motivation for change. Act. Do. Vote. Volunteer.
This was not a full Firefox, just a basic demo browser to showcase the port that TedM did. It was not even submitted to the app store.
Not many will take a massive pay cut only to pay more taxes
HDCP already encrypts everything starting from video decoding to the signals being sent to the monitor. It really can't get "deeper" than that, other than maybe fixing whatever current vulnerabilities pirates are using to bypass it.
It seems to not be about national security, as much as personal security. You know like when America tells it's citizens not to go to Burkina Faso because it's dangerous.
Yes it was crazy times. Flash was full of possibilities.

Until Steve Jobs went on the toot horn and told everyone Flash is terrible and it needs to die. No surprise there, old Steve just launched the app store and wanted 30% of every game thank you very much.

Then to everyone's surprise, the Adobe CEO went on TV and agreed publicly that Flash had to go and we're working on better "open" tools.

All flash developers around the world, even "certified" ones like me (lol!), watch in disdain and disbelief. We're HTML5 developers now. Back to backbone and jquery we go!

Long Live Macromedia Flash, and F Adobe. AS3 was OP back in the javascript days where it couldn't parse int properly. Flash got ridiculously fast after years of improvements, and it was unique with this blend of timeline and scripts. Adobe Flex was also a decent web application framework. We don't talk about Director anymore, as well, who was a very powerful tool.

All of that is gone now, replaced by teams of 5 people to do the job of 1, and basically trying to get as productive as we were then.

But what about game frameworks for web games today? A wasteland. A hundred possibilities and none of them doing a particular stellar job.
Maybe visit your nearest US consulate to see how many are trying to get into the States, despite all the ** things in recent years.
Getting upset is viable, but whats your alternative? Chrome? Who already openly sells your data?
Memes often rely on screenshots of movies.
Huh, I'd not known that about diesel.

What I was aware of was that early automobiles typically ran on what we'd now call "distillate", which were lighter fractions of petroleum, some just barely liquid (I don't know specific components), with a result that air-fuel mixes ignited readily at low compression ratios (say, 6:1, as opposed to current petrol engines which are in the range generally of 8:1 to 12:1, with some high-performance engines going as hihg as 16:1).

Anti-knock additives (initially ethanol or methanol, later tetraethyl lead, now ... other stuff, including again alcohol) brought up compression ratios and engine efficiency / power. This information I'm remembering from Yergin's The Prize, FWIW.

Diesel operates at generally higher compression ratios, 14:1 to 23:1 per Wikipedia, which I thought translated to higher octane equivalent, but whatever's impeding ignition point isn't that. I know some (most?) diesel engines are fuel-injected, which permits timing of fuel introduction at maximum compression, but not all as I understand.

I'm doing some online sleuthing about this as I'm curious. Volatility itself may play a role, where petrol vapourises whilst diesel aerosolises. The latter is still a fuel-air suspension but with much lower equivalent surface area (and hence, ignition rate) than a vapour would be.
is that automation tool commercial or internal? we built one in house, but are interested in a third party option. could be that internal business rules make this a build over buy option., though.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean it to be an ad. I have been interviewing engineering leaders for months, and my startup idea is born out of it. I don't have the product ready yet - it is evolving based on what I am learning.

I just thought it would be a good idea to share what I have learnt.
As recent as 2017.

"Earlier this year, I noticed something in China that really surprised me. I realized I felt more comfortable discussing controversial ideas in Beijing than in San Francisco. I didn’t feel completely comfortable—this was China, after all—just more comfortable than at home."

https://blog.samaltman.com/e-pur-si-muove

He also mentions giving a talk for YC in China in 2018:

https://blog.samaltman.com/idea-generation
If a government agency has a culture which appears to lean strongly in one political direction, it is unsurprising that when the opposite political persuasion gets into power, the agency becomes a target.

Traditionally how civil servants handle this, is to be aware of the political sensitivities of both sides, and try to avoid language which overly triggers either. But people seem to be forgetting that tradition, or even intentionally discarding it
It doesn't matter if Trump is actually a conspiratorial russian asset/agent.

The policies of the Trump administration are completely in line with him being one, and it is those actions that are the damage. To review a bit:

- trade and tariff wars with near neighbors and allies

- threatening to steal territory from allies

- parroting openly false propaganda by Putin in the world media

- disrupting the Five Eyes

- mass firings at FBI, CIA, DIA, NSA

- open support of right wing fascist parties in European elections

- withdrawing aid from Ukraine

- threatening Starlink access by Ukraine

Of course he's now stating that the sactions will be ending soon as well.

Honestly, this is actually MORE than I would expect from an agent, because I would assume the KGB or GRU or equivalents would have slow-played him for long term effect.
KU Leuven researchers uncover security issues in computer servers
Why I still torrent even while paying for Netflix, prime video, YouTube premium, Spotify and audible.
:-) You visited the site so props for that. But I find it odd you call the soup of braces, colons, and quotes a complete mess. That's JSON. As in industry standard everyone-uses-it JSON. If you're not familiar with the space I can see why PGN has more human readable appeal.
What are these? It just seems like you've registered a ton of government domains on .dev and filled them with junk data.
I worked at a well-known company that told us we couldn't bring any work electronic devices to China, because there was a risk malware could be installed on it. They advised us not to bring any personal electronic devices either, like phones because they could be confiscated at the border and returned with malware installed on it.

It makes sense that this happens.

I'm curious why they haven't attempted to tighten the screws on Tesla since Elon's position has weakened and they can really put him in a bad spot if they force him to give up something to them.
Note that if you're doing this treatment at home (aka bought a vial and a syringe off the Internet and are injecting yourself), you can simply give yourself slightly less next injection. It's not a binary "hunger (y/n)" but more of a spectrum. (anecdotally)
Wouldn’t it be horrible if the United States were a dependable ally?
That is fair. Most people in my circle are some form of endurance athlete, climbers, etc so I live in a bubble but some of the comments I see feel alarming- like an over correction in the opposite direction.
If my memory serves me right, Rust was initially created FOR Servo. Rust came into existence because Mozilla wanted a memory safe browser engine and couldn’t achieve that with existing languages without garbage collection.
Julia https://julialang.org/
Dude, like you, I'm also Mexican. My parents live in Guanajuato state. My entire family has been affected by what's been happening in Mexico. I never argued that the entities are monolithic block, which would be an absurd claim to make. I was correcting your claim that "Mexico is starting to actually fight against narcos", which is a factually wrong claim. You can claim they weren't doing enough, or doing it incorrectly, which I would agree with, but that's very different from implying that nothing was being done. Just see this article published yesterday on the U.S./Mexican collaboration between 2001 and 2016 that lead to El Chapo's captures:

https://www.newsweek.com/secret-us-drones-led-arrest-notorio...
It looks like it's mostly caused by having too high doses of GLP-1 too soon.
I thought it went without saying, but being good enough at AI to make 7 figures isn't attainable for most people.
The creator of DOS, Tim Paterson [video]
Is there a source for that $106k? What I'm seeing puts the average fed at GS-10, which is less than that.
this has been consistent with my experience. the top down hierarchical approach in azure is unmatched in aws to this day. an aws accountnis a loose connection of resources across regions. if youre in an unfamilar account, youll spend some time really figuring out where everything lives first.
Curious why the Wankel engine never took off in general aviation? A lot of the advantages of the Wankel engine seem like they'd be even more important in aviation: high power-to-weight ratio, can fit in small spaces, higher RPMs, no vibration, can use lower-octane fuel, reacts quickly to increased power demand, etc. The disadvantages - poor efficiency, poor emissions, and maintenance issues with the seals - are pretty big, but it seems like they'd be less of a problem with general aviation, where planes are used a fraction of the time that a family car would be and already have significant maintenance expectations.
Good riddance.

There are better factions within the government doing truly remarkable things. Largely in DoD and integrated well with industry service providers; all of whom have ample gov't experience. If you can flip bureaucracy in DoD, you can flip it in the rest of gov. Beyond that, every agency should how it's own _18F_
Put mildly, the moderation was affecting not only the subreddit, but the referenced site (xkcd) itself. And then some.

There is a reason that commercial and noncommercial organisations are so absolutely obsessed with brand management, identity, and reputation, much as I generally find that to be a somewhat absurd concern. Moderators have an absolutely vast impact on how a discussion proceeds, and ultimately on impressions going far beyond just that discussion, including the rest of Reddit (or whatever platform is involved); commercial, social, and political impacts; and the idea of a general online communications themselves.

HN would be a very different place if, say, /u/soccer were mod rather than dang, and I suspect much of its present status and value would be lost in very short order.

We've had plenty of experience, over many decades and much scale, of poorly-functioning moderation, and in general it ends quite poorly. As I've noted many times, one of the most surprising things about HN is that it's retained its status and value as a forum for as long as it has. Far longer than the original and revered Usenet (of which I was a small participant, pre-eternal-September), or Slashdot, Friendster, Digg, or even Reddit (itself a YC launch, slightly pre-dating HN, but unlike HN retaining far less of its original spirit and quality).
I've been on it for about a year and it has not helped with my new impulse to buy home gym equipment.

(Lost ~35 lbs before tirzepatide, ~50 more lbs on it)
I think that’s 80% of people using the drug will be in the top quintile
This was commonplace in the Soviet Union.
You’re incorrect. Many will and do.

US life is more plentiful in terms of cash but not in terms of hard value. Why do you think we get so many American tourists?

Unfortunately Europe is full of self inflicted wounds, especially around entrepreneurship, but we are working on those.
>I would suggest that giving up control of your entire computer to get a few more pixels on some crappy (paid!) streaming service is the Pyrrhic victory.

This is going to inevitably turn into a mac/windows vs linux flamewar, so I'm going to acknowledge this but refuse to continue the discussion.

>If everyone refused this Faustian bargain, then the services would be forced to adapt.

Like getting people to use dedicated set-top boxes, like with cable TV? Amazon's fire stick is basically that. Moreover I think you're overestimating how much people care about "freedom to tinker" or whatever. They just want their shit to work.

>When the jar fills up, find yourself a torrent client and spend the jar on whatever you want - it's free :)

It's only "free" if you value your time at $0/hr.
Firefox (and its derivatives) is swiftly becoming the only place you can run full uBlock Origin. That's a good reason right there.

Ignoring adblock, I think you could flip it. Chrome and Firefox are basically interchangeable, so if there's little reason to choose Firefox, there's also little reason to choose Chrome.
Especially if you build a banana stand. I hear there’s always money in a banana stand.
You will be surprised to learn then that it's fallen dramatically. Like in just the last 5 years the perception is completely different, especially among young people.
The Indianapolis metropolitan region used to have 4 major shopping malls, all owned at one time by Simon.

One was completely shut down in 2022 after years of decline, another lost all but one anchor and was auctioned off for unpaid property taxes.
folks are working on those efficient lasers - e.g. https://xcimer.energy
I'm thinking most of new and established STEM PhDs, who'll decide where in the world to settle in, or relocate to, to do research or R&D.

We Web/app programmers are a dime a dozen, unique-skills-wise.

But the loss of an individual with much more rare scientific knowledge/skill/ideas can be felt much more acutely by the country that alienates them.

(Counterintuitive techbro salaries vs. academic salaries aside.)
My first instinct was to say I was shocked that he was impressed with Rogan, but I know that's fruitless because so many people are impressed with Rogan.

Right-wing or not, Rogan and his guests blow it out their ass for every episode but his audience laps it up. There are real experts there that spend 10, 20 or 30 years learning something and would really feel bad if they got it wrong, whereas Rogan and his guests live in a universe where they can make up whatever "alternative facts" [1] that entertain or possibly please the audience and it shocks me that this pandering works.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_facts
I use words like those when justifying a timeline extension and CR (change request) to clients. I’m not saying it isn’t true but give me something more specific because I know this game.
~120 firearms for every 100 citizens?

https://www.ncja.org/crimeandjusticenews/nearly-half-the-wor...

https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/26/world/us-gun-culture-world-co...

> Nearly Half The World's Civilian Guns Are In The U.S.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ihrGNGesfI
If only they’d had any way to know what Trump is actually like.
Wealthy Americans fuel half of U.S. economy consumer spending
Nothing I said implied improving the music, so I have no idea why you're trying to make the connection. The point I was making is that vinyl is about the medium. The physical nature of constantly changing the record means you're more involved.

I specifically said that claiming it to be a "better sound" is not what I like about vinyl.

So to be very smug, your second graph is absolutely pointless since you've missed the point of the comment you replied
HN comments trying to argue that the cold war red scare was righteous is very on brand for 2025.
https://archive.is/7CA3p
> The idea that medical treatment makes us weaker

Do you have any concern that it's an over correction and leads to significant undereating? Which is also terrible for you. Genuine question for the record.
Unsurprising considering the U.S. has been arresting and imprisoning Chinese and American academics with highly prestigious positions in well known universities because they forgot to mention a conference in China they were paid to speak at a decade ago.
Ah, my apologies. That makes perfect sense. You are entirely correct, there is no reason to commit to such a spend for evaluation.
Where did these hormone imbalances come from, when and why did they arise, why aren't they uniformly distributed across the globe? Answering these questions may lead to a root cause of obesity and obviate the need for medication altogether.
So then what is the point?