skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The difference is it's not using tax money. Using tax money is the entire premise for calling it "brazen corruption".

Maybe in this article, but the real corruption is in the insider trading.
This reminds me of Larry Niven's Integral Trees. Very cool!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Integral_Trees
That's interesting, so, prices might not drop to pre-tariff levels, until not just one, but many, manufacturers appear in the US, and start competing on price (well, obviously, I guess some would say)
Just here to yet again say that updates are bad and you shouldn't update things that work because the only outcomes are that they either continue working or they stop working. Don't roll the dice.
They got tired of nonsensical progressive social policies and threw in their hat with a politician that wins, a lot.

Pre-Trump the 2nd, it seemed to me that conservative view-points were being “shouted down.”

Anecdotally I recall even on HN conservative views weren’t looked too kindly.

Remember that Google engineer who had an odd-take about less qualified Googlers, and getting ostracized for it?
I work in risk management. If I overestimate this risk, the cost is very low. If I underestimate the risk and am suddenly exposed to it unexpectedly, the cost is exceptionally high. This leads me to action accordingly.
> I use only tabs for indentation.

> All the tabs get expanded to four spaces each.

Then Python will not work (?)
> Unique take to be sure, but sharing because it was interesting.

I think the most interesting point in this is the level in which supporters have stooped to provide 'justifiable' arguments.
Thanks for that video.

From the video, the heating elements look to be "flat wire toaster heater elements", maybe from made-in-china.com [0]?

I also see some flat heating elements as Waring replacements on Amazon [1].

[0] https://zgeycom.en.made-in-china.com/product/LOEGudIBnbkz/Ch...

[1] https://amazon.com/Waring-027901-Heating-Element-Toasters/dp...?
The day is coming no one will print anything because it's so painful.
Who knew that "save the trees" would come from printer manufacturers.

(I know pulp trees are farmed, but I too have a Brother printer ...)
Steve Jobs told Obama something similar once. The idea was to provide worker visas to engineers who did well and graduated from good American universities. Basically give those workers a visa along with their diploma.

Obama thought the idea was intriguing and mentioned it multiple times to his advisors. It never went anywhere though.

Brain draining the rest of the world is one of the main reasons for America’s success. It is due to America being a nation of immigrants that we can do this.
It's not much different than your proxy idea.
It's implemented as a transformation between the internal message structure (close to Anthropic API's) to OpenAI message spec and vice-versa. Then, it's calling all the other models using the openai-node client, as pretty much everyone supports that now (openrouter, ollama, etc)
I know this is late and likely won't be read, but I have a few objections to what you said.

First of all, not all NSFW transactions are created equal. A person subscribing to a website, a person buying a physical product, and a person paying an artist to draw what they want all have different risk profiles. (The former is far more likely to cancel). Does this change the opinion of Paypal, Visa, Mastercard et al? No, they blanket ban everything. They pressure businesses and platforms to stop selling this content and to cut out any of their NSFW creators, and the websites often have no other option. These big companies are the only available avenue for sending and receiving money.

Second of all... I think that being free to do legal transactions with whoever you want in exchange for anything you want should absolutely crush the payment processors' right to moderate their transactions in accordance to their own guidelines, rather than the law. Again, you have almost nowhere to run if these businesses turn you down - there is no digital cash. I think that companies that process transactions should be mandated to not discriminate between them, as long as it is lawful.

Lastly... The reason why this verification debate has been standing for 25 years is because it's not solvable. Every proposed scheme for reliable age verification that I've heard of either trades off your privacy, or isn't watertight (and might as well not be there). You can only have one. Given that private companies and governments love private data, and that we've had open internet for 30+ years now and nothing catastrophic has happened so far, I say we should let it be.
The FBI HQ had a lot of interesting accomodations due to the secure nature of the work there. Who could take it over and use those features? A defense contractor I guess?
From the FAQ

How do I configure a second mox instance as a backup MX?

Unfortunately, mox does not yet provide an option for that. Mox does spam filtering based on reputation of received messages. It will take a good amount of work to share that information with a backup MX. Without that information, spammers could use a backup MX to get their spam accepted.
Always interesting to see another implementation of IMAP4! Congrats.
Haven't they been proven right? What was the point of decades of military spending on Europe, all those bases and other expenses, if in the end, the US simply lacked the willpower to use them as intended to stop a Russian invasion and simply gave in to Russian demands without getting anything in return? The US is losing its superpower status without firing a single shot.
It's the opposite.

Magic keyboards are $100 new. Or $30-40 on eBay used.

Split keyboards are more. They're niche so they're more expensive.
When the company tells your manager "we need to cut wood" and you tell your manager "I need to sharpen my axe", these things are in harmony but it's still a balancing act. The manager should trust your judgement, but they may also have a better view of the short-vs-long-term tradeoffs, and sometimes we spend too much time sharpening. Sometimes we don't spend enough.

I think a good manager should be able to take a swing with the axe to get a feel for its sharpness.
I think we are finding that way way way more people than anyone expected are actually caught in filter bubbles of their own making, and falling down radicalization rabbit holes from algorithms paperclip-maximizing their way to optimum engagement.

What's more engaged than someone who is so obsessed, so mentally broken, that they pay $44 billion to own the media company itself?
> commercial real estate still recovering from post covid / work from home situation

> so federal government has plenty of negotiating power

You have this backward. The government is trying to sell. If real estate is still recovering (aka down) then they don't have much negotiating power.

Buyer's market.
Not sure about the higher prices, but the coming recession is being talked about in MAGA circles as a correction and a fault of the Fed.
Because the paper and ink handling mechanicals are even less common than say PC grade electronics which are largely commoditized for an ecosystem of multiple designers. Eg Framework or MSI etc can design and build motherboards in the ecosystem. But, print engines afaic aren't design components packaged for multiple design partners.
The comment was about needing a car in the cities, so that’s not really relevant
Any advice? Figured maintenance would be annoying (utilities, making sure things that break down get fixed, etc).

Also, did you go for a big bank (Santander BBVA etc) or smaller one?

Gracias!
While they're at it, bring back the 17" Macbook
> The reason the banking industry is so big is that it is close to the source of the made up dollars. If currency is gold backed, you could imagine something similar happening to the mining industry instead. However, the mining industry is real! It uses steel and aluminum to build physical things

This is an interesting thought. I don’t like mining too much, as it has a lot of negative externalities. But the comparison of the two industries and how money is created is something to think about
> 2020... 2020... 2019...

Uh. That recession happened. Unemployment hit 14.7%. GDP was down 19.2%. We printed $5 trillion to get out of it.
"As Code"
Yes, that's what I meant with my last sentence.
Bullish. SPY 750 coming.
This shows that ten years ago even the guy who invented the language thought error handling wasn’t in a good state and that it was expected that golang programmers would find elegant ways to build on top of the primitives provided.

No such development has occurred. The state of the art remains three lines of boilerplate around most function calls in practice.

And honestly, if the mindset was: hey, you know what, this isn’t great but it’s what we’ve ended up with, it isn’t the end of the world, and maybe we’ll crack the nut and improve things down the line… I think a lot of golang’s detractors would nod and everyone would move on.

Instead, everyone clings to: three lines of mostly-identical error handling around every function call is optimal, I prefer it this way, all of this extra code is “explicit” so it’s an inviolable good, we’ve always been at war with Eastasia.

As someone who is more than happy to point out all the things that annoy me about the languages I prefer to use, it feels at times like entire community wants to pretend that there aren’t any flaws or downsides with the language.
Some federal buildings considered for sale have a utilization rate of like 25%.

How long should the government keep paying for the upkeep while badly using it?
What if there are security vulnerabilities that you don't know about? You think its working, but it isn't.
Please make a timeline and I'll check it with regularity. Would be better than:

https://edition.cnn.com/markets/fear-and-greed
"The only way to stop a bad guy with a nuke is with a good guy with a nuke."
Do you hear yourself? YOU are a propagandist on a mission of suicide via nuclear holocaust. Three years of fighting and Ukraine has made zero progress. It's high time to give up the delusions of victory before more people get killed. We CAN peacefully coexist with Russia, and they may help us reign in China.
It's bullshit this is flagged. The President of the United States of America, made a scam coin, to exploit his own fucking citizens. This is unusual.
> They can't now. They could up to and almost including 1.0. At that point the consensus was that memory leaks were unsafe and so unsafe code could rely on them not happening. That code was not incorrect!

This is not how it worked, no. It was never memory leaks per se that led to unsoundness there. It was skipping destructors. You could have the exact same unsoundness if you freed the object without running the rest of its destructor first.

That part was the design choice Rust made- make destructors optional and change the scoped threads API, or make destructors required and keep the scoped threads API.

There is an underlying definition of memory safety (or more generally "soundness") that precedes Rust. It is of course defined in terms of a language's "abstract machine," but that doesn't mean Rust has complete freedom to declare any behavior as safe. Memory safety is a particular type of consistency within that abstract machine.

This is why the exact set of undesirable-but-safe operations varies between memory-safe languages. Data races are unsafe in Rust, but they are safe in Java, because Java's abstract machine is defined in such a way that data races cannot lead to values that don't match their types.
If you have a Mac (or an iThing), Apple Pages offers a "Page layout" mode (distinct from "Word Processing" mode) that includes a bunch of nicely designed templates.

It's quite a nice app. Works well.
Different list.

The current administration has added far more properties to the list, including major headquarters buildings.

It doesn't make sense to sell the HQs and make everyone RTO at the same time.
Why would they be able to charge arbitrary amounts of money? The Federal Government owns 37 million square feet of office space in the DC area. Out of 370 million square feet of total office space in the region.

According to the article:

> A White House official granted anonymity to discuss internal decisions said that the structures GSA plans to offload “all have building repairs that would be cheaper to sell than fix.”

I don't know if you're familiar with the commercial real estate market in D.C., but the market has tanked completely. 50-year old buildings (like the Hoover building) are basically worthless and are being torn down.
Allegedly, Microsoft subscribes to random spam checklists like UCEProtect.

uceprotect bans entire subnets & ASNs if just one IP is suspected of sending spam.Apparently, you can pay to get your IP whitelisted for some time but it will be back on the list again. Its probably a scam/shakedown operation.

As these lists discourage self-hosting and benefit large email providers, they take their own time for fixing these issues.
Here's how a printer company could gain massive market share:

- Open firmware and interfaces to the hardware

- Make a profit on the sale of the printer hardware

- Open spec for any ink manufacturer to create cartridges
"And a colleague dismisses it by saying that there is a book "6 Ways to Lie with Statistics"."

Except, that's going in the right direction towards a better argument: empiricism requires your statistics to be peer reviewed for errors or deception before being believed. That takes a skilled individual.

So, you either think they're very good at statistics or you want them to put faith in your work. Otherwise, they need a smart assistant they trust to review the statistics. Then, they have increased confidence in your solution but it still might be wrong.
Actually, it's not a shift because the HSA has been offloading underutilized government buildings for 30+ years.
There is no way that conservatives are going to let DOGE touch Medicare that and social security are the third rail and he can’t cut either one without Congress. What is he going to do? Not send checks to senior citizens?

The minute you cut military spending - again you can’t do it without Congress - Republicans are going to grow a spine.

Do you remember the FoxConn investment that never happened?

https://www.reuters.com/business/foxconn-sharply-scales-back...
Didn't sound like Trump was rolling anything back during his speech to Congress. Gave April 2nd as deadline for retaliatory tariffs to go into effect.
Are there already bird not a bird datasets?

Procedures for creating "bird on Multispectral plane radar and video" dataset(s):

Tag birds on the dashcam video with timecoded sensor data and a segmentation and annotation tool.

Pinch to zoom, auto-edge detect, classification probability, sensor status

voxel51/fiftyone does segmentation and annotation with video and possibly Multispectral data: https://github.com/voxel51/fiftyone
The problem in the US is 1) criticizing Israel is equated with anti-semitism ; 2) the highly politically active evangelicals believed Israel is the “promised land” for the Jews.
> Illegal crossings at U.S.-Mexico border down 94% from last year, Border Patrol chief says

Economic migrants stop appearing when the future of the economy starts looking bleak. You can also make housing affordable by encouraging murders on the street.
Pretty sure Doctor Who destroyed that lab in Genesis of the Daleks.

Maybe that's in the future, not sure.
I also found a "How it's made" clip for a Rowlett toaster [0]. It looks like those heating elements are also available for sale [1].

[0] https://youtube.com/watch?v=SFptFIiRsCg

[1] https://www.ebay.com/itm/140421765340
And Google Earth Pro is free. The name may suggest that it isn't.
His security forces started shooting protesters? You can just look this stuff up.
Stalwart does seem much more modern and feature-complete however.
I wonder when eink is going to end printing.
The article also links to this gem, where you can fly through them like a galaxy (WASD controls):

https://anvaka.github.io/pm/#/galaxy/python?cx=-2700&cy=377&...
Rayiner, this has nothing to do with that.
You can just purchase them: https://www.amazon.com/200pcs-Tariff-Stickers-Merchandise-An...
How My Mom Learned to Cook from TikTok–and How I Made It Easier for Her
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Trump calls for repealing the CHIPS Act
This will probably decimate Intel
RIP. I'm very thankful that the desktop version of Publisher should be able to run in perpetuity in emulation.

Compare this to any SaaS app that disappears immediately.
I’ll go ahead and roll the dice that my printer isn’t a gaping security hole in my home network.
I've made a lot of apps with claude.e.g I made a pretty complex swiftui app recently even though I don't know swift. Usually you have to help Claude debug them and sometimes point it in the right direction.
My local aquarium has cuttlefish, I love those little guys
I'm currently at the second job in my life where updating the progress bar takes up a tremendous percentage of the overall performance. Because our "engineers" have never used a profiler. At a large international tech giant :(
I'm a fan of "How to configure tmux from scratch" [1]

[1]: https://ianthehenry.com/posts/how-to-configure-tmux/
Please don't use HN as a platform for self-promotion.
They are making advances by overwhelming the Ukrainian side. Every day they are gaining land, while Ukraine does not.

> Between five and ten times as many as the Ukrainian casualties

Citation needed. I do think Russia has more casualties but 5-10x is ridiculous.
Some more discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43261761
For his solutions:

"Brain drain" is what we had been doing for the past 80 years or so. It worked great. We're specifically driving people away now.

"Gold standard" is an idea every sane economist rejected decades ago.
I agree with his assessment as to what happens to the "source of value" but I think the gold standard is unbelievably stupid. At least crypto is no pretending to have any sort of intrinsic value and you know you get virtual value.
I think the Ukrainian hope is the war eventually becomes so unpopular in Russia that it endangers Putin’s rule. Then political instability strikes Moscow - Putin is removed in a coup or assassinated - and faced with the chaos in Moscow, Russian battlefield morale collapses, frontline troops are withdrawn to Moscow to fight over who is Putin’s successor, etc - suddenly Ukrainian troops massively advance

How plausible is that scenario? I don’t know. It isn’t impossible. More likely to happen in a few years time (assuming the war lasts that long). Probably not happening this year, but one never knows - who predicted Prigozhin‘s abortive coup in June 2023? Who knows if or when such an event might happen again - maybe next time more successfully?

Trump’s recent moves arguably reduce the odds of such a development by increasing Russian perceptions that the war is likely to be resolved on terms they’ll find favourable. However, Trump is fickle, and it isn’t impossible that with time he’ll move to a position the Russians will find less encouraging (it isn’t guaranteed, of course)
The economic answer is 'it depends'.
A special case of selection bias is sampling bias (as you said with "specifically"), and the inspection paradox is a special case of selection bias — it is specifically about whether you “inspect” a member of a population or the population as a whole. The article you linked on sampling bias has a list of “types” — https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sampling_bias&old... — and most of them don't fall under the category of inspection bias/paradox (while the example with class sizes does).

So it's actually useful to have this article that collects many examples of this specific kind of sampling bias (and specific kind of selection bias). I especially like the one on relative speeds:

> when I overtook slower runners, they were usually much slower; and when faster runners passed me, they were usually much faster.
What would be your trigger to GTFO? If you wait too long, that's also a risk, if too many other people want to leave at the same time.
Figure out your residency (digital nomad, non lucrative visa from passive income, etc). Find where you want to live. Find a property within that area. Use word of mouth, find someone locals trust, have them help you with maintenance and pay them for that help. I use both Wise and Santander. Idealista is, by far, the biggest real estate website in Spain. Use this to start your search. Some properties are going to be held by local agencies, and you're going to have to talk to folks on the ground to see those listings (wildly different market than Zillow and Redfin in the states). There is an annual wealth tax on globally held assets >€2M, if this potentially applies to you, seek assistance from a Spanish tax advisor. I strongly advise not buying over the Internet and buying in person to avoid scams and fraud. Use a legal advisor to facilitate your purchase as you would with an attorney in the states.

https://old.reddit.com/r/GoingToSpain/ helped me, I hope it helps you. Safe travels, wishing you the best.
Unitree G1 doing actual martial arts
I loved this article!

It really is true that to reach the top in many fields requires surprisingly little effort. I don't consider myself particularly special, but there are two niche fields where I'm certain I'd rank among the top 1-5% in. All it really takes is consistent effort.
iTerm2 has had Tmux Integration for a few years now. That's not something I want, so I'm not sure if it ticks all your boxes.

https://iterm2.com/documentation-tmux-integration.html

Other terminal emulators offer similar features to Tmux. For example, Kitty claims to support Tmux's features outside of remote persistence.
Do you think the rent will be lower than whatever it's paying for upkeep? Why?
States could be the ones behind crimes and fines too, which the president has no power to pardon. The fines could also come 4 years from now, unless they are preemptively pardoned I guess
New Benchmark in Quantum Computational Advantage with 105-Qubit Processor
It's so brazen at this point and dang just apparently could not care less about it.
the killing will stop, and Russia gets to keep the eastern oblasts.
Do you hear yourself? You are being hyperbolic, Putin made the same threat that is _always_ looming by any nuclear power, and now the leadership in the right-wing side of our party, who have had a clear connection to the Russians, are kowtowing to the Russians, destroying our government, and ruining the shred of reputation America had in the process.

You’re either a propagandist or delusional.
Would’ve been nice if he kept it that way. Good grief.
If we are decentralizing operations, it would make sense to reduce GSA's office-space footprint in D.C., no?
No? I see comments here discussing things other than politics