skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I will look for another browser, goddamnit.

Well do it, i had Firefox on all my machines for about 15 years, change to librewolf took like 20 minutes on all machines...and it even feels more responsive, and i dont have have to install uBlock manually and other settings by hand, like disable those experiments mozilla can install:

https://librewolf.net/#main-features

And if you de-install firefox on windows you can even tell them why you did it ;)
Or his cameo in the Home Alone 2 film, in the Plaza hotel which he owned.
Minorities have the right to make/propose all the rules they want. What I mean is that majorities can’t be forced to comply. That wouldn’t be a democracy. By the way, minorities and majorities are fractal.
What really worked was that people were not invested in jobs. It was dead end, you dont care, dont have ambitions and try to go home as soon as possible. The 3 year maternity leave stayed after communisms ended, free kindergarten stayed. But capitalism made the work feel less of "sleepy dead end" for everyone.

Otherwise said, people stopped having kids when economic opportunities opened up.
>Take my word for it, Datura and Dramamine aren't worth fucking with. If you are determined not to take my word for it, Dramamine is pretty similar and a lot safer.

Dramamine the over-the-counter medicine to treat nausea and motion sickness?
Powershell was 2006, so I suppose the real "peak windows server UX" was 2016 when PS was relatively mature and came out-of-the-box with the latest version.
No, it’s not like that in the slightest. Read the link, my comments was within its context, not made in a vaccumm. The point is precisely that one person, the owner of the platform, wants to change Community Notes to agree with his own opinions and world view.
This wasn't some neighborhood argument. Zelensky should've appealed to their egos in order to get what he wants, which is money and security guarantees.

Now it's even less likely he'll get that.
If they own an apartment building, how can they be lower middle class? Even if it's not fully paid off, unless they are upside down on the mortgage, they have wealth. And even getting a bank to approve a mortgage means you're probably not lower middle class.

Do you mean they look and act like lower middle class, because that's how they grew up?

Or do you mean the margins are very bad so they have to do all the maintenance themselves and the profit is actually very low? Why is that?
This is a false conspiracy theory. Source: my parents are state and commerce dept diplomats. I grew up living overseas, and worked in a US embassy myself. I have known USAID people and the lifesaving work they do since I was a kid (I'm 38).

CIA is CIA, and it has done things you may be rightfully uncomfortable with. If you don't like the CIA, complain about the CIA.

You, and this Corbett guy, are spreading misinformation with the result of destroying the careers of people who have dedicated their lives to good, and you are murdering people overseas, such as those who unexpectedly had their only source of antiretrovirals cut off.

Also, I never heard anyone call it "US aid" until this year. It's always been pronounced "U S A I D". So, that's one way to tell if someone just found out about it, I guess.
The American hero who stopped Trump's attempted coup, Mike Pence.
It’s a nitter instance

https://status.d420.de/
As a quick proxy:

Intentional homicide rate per 100,000 in Brazil: 20. In Norway: 0.725, Netherlands: 0.691. United States: 5.763

Not even the US, which those of us in Europe often consider crime-ridden, is nearly as dangerous as Brazil.
That’s why Trump saying he’ll normalize tariffs is popular:

Many Americans feel cheated, whereby they give better terms to other parties and don’t even get respect in return. So they now support a movement to mirror that behavior.

This is an example of the iterated prisoner’s dilemma: one side defected on a partnership for their benefit, trust collapsed, and now the originally cooperative partner is acting selfishly as well. Reciprocation is a fundamental part of relationships.

The US isn’t the entity that needs to hear “cooperating is better than a zero sum mindset”.

Edit to respond:

Most of those people are upset about that as well:

- foreign owned farmland and corporations;

- foreign owned condos, etc;

- inflated stock prices enriching Wall St relative to Main St;

…and so on. What you’re describing is the concerns of the petite bourgeoisie who have benefitted from inflated stock prices, housing prices, and land prices.

For Trump supporters, ending that distortion in the market while boosting domestic labor is a win-win.
> AMD did not start with a narrower datapath, even if this is a widespread myth. It only had a narrower path between the inner CPU core and the L1 data cache memory.

https://www.mersenneforum.org/node/21615#post614191

"Thus as many of us predicted, 512-bit instructions are split into 2 x 256-bit of the same instruction. And 512-bit is always half-throughput of their 256-bit versions."

Is that wrong?

There's a lot of it being described as "double pumped" going around…

(tbh I couldn't care less about how wide the interface buses are, as long as they can deliver in sum total a reasonable bandwidth at a reasonable latency… especially on the further out cache hierarchies the latency overshadows the width so much it doesn't matter if it comes down to 1×512 or 2×256. The question at hand here is the total width of the ALUs and effective IPC.)
It looks to me more like a start or an empire. The US has never been imperial but maybe it can get together with Russia and make a start with American West Ukraine, followed by Greenland and Canada?
> You might be wondering why I've dumped a transpilation of the source code of Claude Code onto GitHub and the reason is simple. I'm not letting an autonomous closed source agent run hands free on my infrastructure and neither should you.

Asking it for its source code (AI never lies, right?) and then buying it on your personal card so corporate security doesn’t know what you’re doing makes me feel a lot better about it.
ENIs are under ec2 in the console, not VPC, on API/CLI they're all under ec2 together with all networking.

If you click an instance and go to its networking tab you get a list of ENI IDs that are clickable links to the resource, same for vpc and subnet. If you click subnet you can just click the route table tab, so if you're on an instances networking tab the route table is 2 clicks away.

But rather than doing this you could use reachability analyzer that allows you to check routing tables and security groups for a source and destination IP/resource and port on same or different VPCs connected with peering or TGW and it will tell you if you're missing routes or SG rules in either direction. I created a slackbot that allowed our devs to input src/dst IP/domain and port an that used this API to do the check for them, saved a lot of time troubleshooting.

I had an absolutely horrendous time working in Azure a few years ago (as a network engineer), we did have quite a complex setup with custom route tables and Azure Firewall though and VPN connectivity between Azure and AWS, but stuff like their VPN gateway taking 40+ minutes to change instance size on, wtf? I've filed 2-3 bugs to AWS in the almost 10 years I've worked with it, all for newly created APIs/services, they were all fixed within a week or two. I filed 8+ bugs to Azure in the first month using them, none of them were fixed as they had workarounds instead. And their documentation is absolutely useless, I could never trust that I understood what I read correctly, I always had to verify that it worked that way by testing it.
Horribly obnoxious writing style. Is there a name for this? It's like the written equivalent of TikTok trash or MrBeast videos.
Because he didn't get what he wanted, which is money and security guarantees.

Zelensky and his team wanted this minerals deal to happen because they saw it as a step towards getting Americans on their frontier, which would act as a shield against Russia.

He even wanted to come back to the White House after the fiasco. Trump says no.
> Mozilla will no longer make money

Mozilla could have added years ago a donation or subscription to fund the development of Firefox, but they don't want that. Mozilla wants all the money for its charitable activities instead.

There will be a time when they have no money anymore, but it's only their fault.
Oh the many, many ways this will go wrong.

The world ended not with a bang and not with a whimper… in the end, it was the sound of someone double clicking on a file written in a language the person “vibing” it couldn’t read and didn’t understand.
Well I guess that for Russia it doesn't really matter if the agreement was official. They still feel threatened by it, and they have been saying that, and NATO still went on.
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Supporting DANE means you need to maintain both traditional CA validation and DANE simultaneously.

This may be controversial, but I believe that with CT logs already in place, DANE could potentially reduce security by leaving you without an audit trail of certificates issued to your hosts. If you actively monitor certificate issuance to your hosts using CT, you are in a much better security posture than what DANE would provide you with.

People praising DANE seem to be doing so as a political statement ("I don't want a 3rd party") rather than making a technical point.
It's not the execution of FMAs that's the challenge, it's the ramp up / down.

And I assure you GPUs do have challenges with that as well. That's just less well known because (1) in GPUs, all workloads are vector workloads, and so there was never a stark contrast between scalar and vector regimes like in Intel's AVX-512 implementation and (2) GPU performance characteristics are in general less broadly known.
This is an absurd claim
Read the parent comment.

> Must we endlessly fund a war that is in stalemate and will continue to savagely end the lives of military and civilian alike? Otherwise, we are a bully?
I was lets say economical with shrooms (one growkit from Amsterdam and that was it), so dosed it based on dry weight and never used more than '1 dose' (3g IIRC).

Since its consumed orally, full stomach greatly diminishes effects. Second trick I've used (I think I've found it on erowid) is to mix that dry shroom with raw fresh lemon juice. The result tastes horribly, even worse than just dry mushrooms, but it manages to make the trip much shorter and way more intense which is a good change IMHO.

And the last thing I've done to get as much trip from those rather small doses - I've laid down in bed, alone, covered myself, run some quiet shamanic music in the background and went off. And off I went, complete loss of all senses, dancing as a mist of atoms to that music that was and wasn't there, and then very slowly coming back, rediscovering my limbs and senses one at a time, feeling inner peace and connection to universe never experienced before. It was always profound experience but I always felt that I could jump out quickly by just opening my eyes and starting interacting with reality.

One time, first time, I didn't do any of above and just ate them, walking around Amsterdam, laying in the park watching nature and people during sunny day. It was almost 0 effect, I properly felt my video feed from eyes was too strong compared to shrooms effect and it was overriding whatever mild trip was trying to happen.
Abroad programs is plainly stated on their 2025 financials page

Why can’t they just hire the probationary people? I find it impossible to believe there isn’t a solution here
You using terraform state to look at route table entries?
Yeah SO was great. Despite all the complaining, all developers I know used it daily. Of course now it's obsolete since GPT extracted it's entire dataset & provides a much better way of finding what you need. They should honestly sue the hell out of them, they deserve at least some royalties for the developer subscriptions from Claude & OpenAI.
I agree. I'd even go further; I suspect this show was about redefining the term "diplomacy" for the conservative base.

I think it's a step in a larger plan to start moving the Republican foreign policy platform into include a greater emphasis on diplomacy. Since diplomacy's been seen as the "weaker and less effective" path for so long it needs a rebrand in order to sell it to a strength-worshipping constituency.
American working and middle classes have been devastated over the course of forty years by bad trade deals.

They’re the constituency that supports Trump.

Numbers like GDP or total wealth will be highly misleading — and it’s unsurprising that the opinion of the petite bourgeoisie (who primarily make up HN) differ from those groups.
Horrific diplomacy failure. These are usually pleasant photo ops because the work was already done behind the scenes. Incompetence is on full display. Story I understand is the Rubio thought he had a deal, but clearly didn't. JD Vance should be kept out of the room, he is out of his depth and his behaviour abhorrent. And Trump's kiss the ring makes me sick to stomach. Why America wants a King after a bloody revolution to get rid of the last one is puzzling to say the least.
Ok, so then it’s fine? I know what happened, we were discussing if it’s acceptable though.
ssri have to be phased out very slowly.

and it helps a great deal if the life circumstances and the personal perspectives that lead to the need to take them have changed. long nested sentence. let me rephrase.

shit was flying high, leading to the need to take ssri.

is there objectivly less shit? or do they honestly no longer care / see it as existential shit?

ssri ar great to create space for psychotherapy and life changes. and then you phase them out. or they, they phase them out.
I’ve seen devs deploy production software with the admin password being “password”. I don’t think you are listening when they are saying “they’ll build a better idiot”.
I mean a deal where the fighting stops could save lives.
I found this article [0] by the same author and linked in the post more personally valuable - great insights into expert-level use of Cursor.

[0]https://ghuntley.com/stdlib/
I might get a job at Kremlin as I can't stop laughing MAO for some reason. :_D
> into a demicracy a-okay

Well considering that Yeltsin had to order the army to shell the Russian parliament less than 2 years after the USSR was dissolved that somewhat arguable.
Free trade is built on top of economic systems which themselves are built on top of zero sum games. The only thing we can put economic value on are goods and services that use finite resources (oil, lumber, human labor, etc).

A forest, for example, has no economic value but lumber does.

Free trade may optimize how goods and services are dispersed but it can't escape the zero sum game that is foundational to economics.
If your motivation is to make it free and open-source because there is no alternative that isn’t, but otherwise it doesn’t add any new capabilities that aren’t already available in other products, then that’s very helpful to know. The problem when seeing a submission and GitHub readme like this one is that it’s missing that information. One wonders whether there is any new interesting capability that may be worth giving this a shot, or what else the motivation might be for starting a new software for which a number of well-established alternatives already exist.
Texas official warns against problem Texas officials created.

Now, sports.
OpenAI Deep Research paying only for the inference you consume
Yes, but moderation comes in many flavors. SO’s moderation culture famously deterred newcomers from becoming part of the community and that long-term trend was worrisome even before the LLM scrapers showed up.
DNSSEC is not a good PKI, that's why.

There are basically no rules on how to properly operate it, even if there were, there'd be no way to enforce them. There's also almost zero chance a leaked key would ever be detected.
> So why did this current attack start? It's been 3 years and there's a dozen theories as to why exactly, there is no "strong reason" anywhere to be seen.
> Again, why is Russia in Ukraine then?

The strong reason for this attack was Russia's security concerns got ignored and stepped on by a military alliance (NATO).

The military alliance that claims Russia to be their most probable enemy and thus a military alliance AGAINST Russia.

The military alliance first broke some spoken agreement with Russian of non-expansion of said military alliance. Then did that again and again to the point where NATO wanted to advance in its expansion so much far as to the neighboring country to Russia.

This is simply not acceptable for Russia, so it had to prevent that expansion, which it did. It could only be done by force, if the other side refused to drop possibilities of joining NATO. They didn't drop them - they got invaded for demilitarization. They resist - they die. The ones who don't resist (civilians) - aren't targeted at all (however, in a war there are always casualties among civilians).

> They went from being brethren to portraying Ukrainians as fascist scum that need to be exterminated. Why is that?

Because that's what Ukrainian officials policy was towards Russian natives living on their land and daring to speak their native Russian language.

> I really can't see how you can confidently say that if only Russia was let into NATO 30 years ago this current situation wouldn't have happened.

How is that not clear? If Russia would be part of NATO - it would have 0 security concerns of NATO expanding up to its borders. If there would be no security concerns - it wouldn't start the special operation, there simply would be no reason to, as Ukraine would probably in that case be a part of NATO as well (as well as Belarus and probably Kazakhstan and some other ex-USSR *stans)! Just that simple.
Interesting, that would be a pretty blunder
> Europe's defence should not be entirely on the American tax payer

True. However.

The US has wanted to play a major role in Europe for 80 years because it meant they controlled the narrative. This, co-incidentally was favourable to European countries because they could spend their money elsewhere.

Over the past few years the US has decided that it would prefer to play in the Pacific rather than Europe and so has been edging away.

It's true that Western Europe has been slow to respond, but it's also important to acknowledge that Trump just changed the pace of this redirection and so it's not entirely on one or the other side.
Don't fix something that's not broken
Also I want to add to this in case people don’t understand:

End of life care is a giant vacuum cleaner designed to move wealth out of families. It is incredibly depressing. Because Medicare does not fully cover nursing homes, you have basically two choices:

1. Give up a huge percentage of your family’s assets (home, retirement savings etc.) so that it never gets handed down to kids and grandkids.
2. Gift those assets early (at least five years I think) so you are technically broke and then can qualify for Medicaid.

Even if you don’t gift those assets early, many people will still run out of money because they aren’t wealthy. So they’ll also end up on Medicaid.

People have the very dangerous impression that “Medicaid is for the poor and Medicare is for the rich” and oh hell are they about to make a terrible mistake.
> Russia didn't start the war, Russia did.

> If in March 2025, people still don’t understand that the war in Ukraine is a proxy war started by NATO, you are either biased or utterly stupid. All the documents are freely available.

I had a discussion with someone yesterday. I said Russia started the war, but his argument is completely the opposite. People actually believe this and it's getting harder to convince them otherwise.
I'm not sure if most African countries that were friendly with the Soviets did that well either.
The white house recently said a lot of things. But of all things, I don’t think they’re even qualified to have an opinion about software, or medical advice, or… well, anything that generally requires an expert.
With such basic and seemingly silly, toxic tactics that they can get away with because of the power position they hold. Zelensky came there jet lagged, alone, while not being able to use his native language.
It ranks very very highly in Google's SEO... It is generally one of the results you get when you search for most questions. So to me it sounds pretty reasonable number.
I was typing a more comprehensive argument, but had to cut it short to drink beer with my neighbour.

The reason I inquired for your intentions regarding Mr Cook's backside is that in all these comments, you sound exactly like Steve Jobs shouting down his dictation.
I do think there's truth to this. It's a big problem in the UK and a good illustration particularly as London has been the real source of economic growth for the country as a whole thereby resulting in that concentration you mention.

This talks about it a little without fully committing to the actual problem https://blog.lgim.com/categories/investment-strategy/why-lon...

Seems to me remote working and the improvement of "cheaper" areas, organically (as more people spend money in these areas and increase demand for services there) is the most viable solution but something governments can't seem to grasp or choose not to grasp
But isn't China the same? Tibet and Xinjiang are both nations with their own language and culture. I guess it wouldn’t be long until they became independent again if it weren’t for force and oppression.
How did we actually escape the zero sum game that is economics?

Oil, lumber, plastics, steel, human labor, electricity, etc are all still finite resources.

It seems like we've been playing in a much larger zero sum game, and that allowed us to gain temporarily profit from that much larger game. We can't escape it though, only finite resources have economic value.
Yes, of course. If Mozilla decided to do what other user here suggested (`spend $15M on a team of 20+ highly competent full time developers for Firefox, put $450M into a trust to fund future development`) I doubt that the 500M/year would continue flowing.
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This is just denialism.
I think they're trying to make the distinction between "we sell your searches and clicks attached to your personal id" and "we sell derivative aggregated information like we have a lot of users of X style to advertise to". But it's kinda hard to sift through exactly what they can and can't sell under this.
At least some of his cameos were down to Trump demanding them in return for the use of locations he owned.

E.g. that's the case for Home Alone 2, where he demanded the cameo for the use of The Plaza Hotel:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/us-celebrity-news/real-reason-d...
I think he did a good job of calmly making his case in the face of Trump/Vances bad behaviour.
For me, Azure is very good at using it to do SAML/OAuth/OIDC for in-house and 3rd party applications. It works wonders and is very cheap. I mean, I think it is the best IdP out there in all SaaS offerings on the market.

The cloud part (VMs, k8s etc.) is something that I touch if I am being forced to. Even creating a VM is way more complicated than it should be.
That's the good thing about conspiracy theories. Hard to falsify.
You're describing SO experience 3 years ago. I don't use SO at all now lol
ah, obviously, thanks a lot
There are a LOT of things preventing Putin from doing what he SUPPOSEDLY wants, but regardless, you are not Putin, you do not know what he wants or would do. Putin cannot simply just invade countries at whim, assuming he wants to do that.
Technical troubleshooting is one thing. Organizational troubleshooting is another, and IME it is neither valued nor rewarded. YMMV.