skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My argument is they were able to develop the chip because of their control. The constraints allowed them that freedom and the constraints come from the top down integration and control.

I'll bow out here because I can just tell this won't be a worthwhile thread.
The only to actually become fluent for most people is through immersion. Duolingo definitely doesn’t provide that but speaking with native speakers is definitely a step in the right direction.
that's really a shame actually, I think many people try to use wikipedia for Math and it's almost never a good idea
A quick search shows plenty of people running it fine since 2022. When was the last time you tried? Did you try it via Steam?
We have a gold reserve...
No, normal usage with no special power saver options. Turning off WiFi+minimal brightness+power saving etc pushes it further, but I'm rarely in a scenario where I want to do that for more than a couple of hours anyway.

I've heard Windows defaults or more advanced Linux games can do better, but at this stage I don't feel the need.
See, I don't see just withdrawing from the country as 'standing up to'. It's just giving up in a more disruptive way, especially when It seems very likely to me that other countries will start demanding the same.

Actually taking them to court and objecting seems more productive to me.
He's the J. Edgar Hoover of Wordpress.
Yuck! Also, quite insightful, but still yucky...
You know about adblockers, right??????????? It isn't just YOutube, it's the entire internet these days!!
This is really great -- Thanks for making it.
Remember that white european imperial powers + NATO are not the global majority HN challenge [impossible, apparently]

At this point, basic facts no one disputes in other contexts are furiously downvoted when it inconveniences an increasingly authoritarian and racialized europe.
Judging by the “pi plays Pokemon Sapphire”, uh,
not in a reasonable amount of time? It’s been at it for over 3 years, hasn’t gotten a gym badge yet, mostly stays in the starting town.
It seems easier to me to just learn half-way decent programming skills than play all these games. Only half joking.
I don't think that would work. Sure some places ban minors from places just serving alcohol, but restaurants that serve alcohol alongside food are generally open to everyone (even if they don't serve alcohol to minors).
Apple gave in to China years ago. Apple gave operation of iCloud servers to a chinese company.
It's a very large organization, much much larger than a business. If business can't cut with a scalpel, it would be even less possible with government.
> Support for up to two external displays

In the base model. Finally.
Tor Browser should have worked with the right bridge or proxy.
For malicious devices, sure. But a printer will do the basics and just use dns. There's no upside more important than a risk of whole bunch of devices just not being able to work. There's really no clever and sneaky functionality there.
The penalty for not giving up keys is max 2 years in prison. Most offences that they're trying to use the encrypted data to use as prosecution evidence (for example, child pornography), have penalties that are way more than 2 years in prison.

If you're genuinely innocent, the 2 years is horrid. If you're actually guilty, it's a cheap way to serve your time.

It's a weird and perverse law that shouldn't exist, but it's likely in time the government will need to move the needle one way or the other, as habitual criminals are getting used to doing the maths.
> OpenVPN server on your router.

Honestly I would suggest wireguard on your router before openvpn.
Our bullet cams pull a steady 30W ad they record 24/7 (factory floor). Our newer 4k and PTZ cams are coming in pulling nearly 60W.
This is a very rich man, he is not being forced to do anything. What he does is what he believes and you don't need to spend time coming up with a complex explanation past that. He needs no one's charity.
Except it's not shut off. European countries are still buying tons of hydrocarbon resources from Russia.
Show HN: Tov – a minimalist Bible app for distraction-free reading on iOS
Wanted to share a project I've been working on the last year! It's a simple, thoughtfully designed Bible app designed to help you focus on the text above all else. I felt really dissatisfied with the low quality of Bible apps available. The popular Bible app by YouVersion is so full of popups, feeds, notifications, and social media integrations that the Bible itself seemed like a side feature to me. I set out to make something simple, beautiful, focused, and delightful to use. I also wanted to add a couple features that I saw missing from other Bible apps. The 2 most notable are a reading history where you can easily jump between different chapters you've been reading, and an extensive cross reference feature where you can easily view all of the cross references for any verse in the Bible. I built it with React Native and the lovely react-native-reanimated animation library. It’s available now on iOS.
> Skynet was able to use that by injecting new technologies into the history of humanity, and reusing existing ones to its own advantage.

This is also known as the myth of Sorat.

AI is a neutral tool by itself: in the right hands it may be used to start the golden age, but those right hands must be the rare combination of someone who has power and wants none of it for personal gain.

In the more likely line of history, when AI is used for the benefit of one, the first step will be instructing AI to create a powerful ideology that will shatter the very foundation of humanity. This ideology will be superficially similar to the major religions in order to look legitimate, and it will borrow a few quotes from the famous scriptures, but its main content will be entirely made up. At first it will be a teaching of materialism, a very deep and impressive teaching, to make the humanity question itself, and then it will be gradually replaced with some grossly inhuman shit. By that time people won't be able to tell what's right and what's wrong, they will be confused and will accept the new way of life. In a few generations this ideology will achieve what wars can't: it will change the polarity of humans, they will defeat themselves without a single bullet fired.

As for those terminators, they will be needed in minimal quantities to squash a few spots of dissent.
You mean plugged in or battery?
The last couple of times Europe was well-armed, we had some nice big wars. In a generation, belligerent nationalists in neighboring countries will likely go right back to it.
Well-played, Russia.
> I guess it might work if there is X number of prizes/money per roll of tickets.

In most cases, there is, which is part of why a huge percentage of scratchoff prizes are won by workers at the place that sells them. Most players will scratch and redeem their prizes right in front of you, so if you watch a certain number of scratches occur in a roll and you know the prize structure of the particular card, you can calculate how many non-winning scratches you need to see for the odds to be in your favor.

I looked into this a few years ago and considered starting one of those stands that sells scratchoffs to do just this, but decided a) it wasn't quite lucrative enough to be worth it, and b) I wasn't sure of the ethics of skewing the odds against your customers like this anyway.
Even before the submarine stunt, he called an entire field of nanotechnology BS. As a PhD researcher that was the moment I knew he cannot be trusted as authority on any matter related to science and engineering- not because he's an idiot, but because of his bias. Which is a very odd and difficult realization given his business involving renewable energy and space travel.
I bet you know who the deadwood are in your organization. Every organization I've worked in had deadwood and everyone knew who they were.
Perhaps they know that ADP security is broken. That would justify both changing the recommendation and asking to read it.
And what exactly is "The West" these days? A glorified open-air Continental museum, a failed British Empire with an army the size of Belarus, and a bickering hegemon half-convinced it should retreat to regional power status, house divided and all.

Europeans are still high on their own supply, fantasizing they’re global players, when in reality they’ve got no money, no energy, no industry, no credible army, no unity, and no diplomatic weight — not even within their own borders.

Europe spent decades as an American piggy bank and a strategic liability. Now the bill’s come due — and Uncle Vlad is doing Uncle Donald a favor, playing the bogeyman just well enough to scare Europe’s capital and industry back into the safe harbor of the New World.

And if Russian pressure helps deliver "MAGA in four years" by triggering capital flight from Europe to the US — is Ukraine really too steep a price for such a valuable service?
They’ve reached peak design perhaps. The milled alloy bodies do have negatives but not many.
It's not that much cheaper that with earlier comparable models. Apple memory prices have been $25/GB for the base and Pro chips and $12.5/GB for the Max and Ultra chips. With the new Studios, we get $12.5/GB until 128 GB and $9.375/GB beyond that.

If you configure a Threadripper workstation at Puget Systems, memory price seems to be ~$6/GB. Except if you use 128 GB modules, which are almost $10/GB. You can get 768 GB for a Threadripper Pro cheaper than 512 GB for a Threadripper, but the base cost of a Pro system is much higher.
When I scrolled down on this page a thing popped up asking me to give my details to them. Nice.
The existence of Guantanamo is just about illegal. Cuba doesn't want it there and won't cash our checks to pay for it. It's the perfect place to send people for an administration that looks to skate around and break the law as much as possible.
Take a look at r/languagelearning and the subreddit for whatever language you're learning.

Also, people have already made this concept. They apparently mostly turn into dating apps in practice.
A History of Everything, Including You (2012)
I brutally ripped the cellular modem out of my Jeep and have not had this problem since then.

See https://sandsprite.com/blogs/index.php?uid=7&pid=462&year=20....

It has the drawback of breaking the GPS and compass. Also I imagine any recalls that are fixed via over-the-air updates won't apply. Hopefully that never happens, because I don't want to have to try to explain to the dealer that I need them to apply the update locally.
Much like everything else in this administration, smarter people have already been screaming from the rooftops about how expensive and impractical it is[1] but everyone has to learn the hard way.

[1] https://immigrationimpact.com/2025/02/07/sending-migrants-gu...
I assume even this one won't run on an RTX 5090 due to constrained memory size:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43270843
If you have kids, you need a vacation from vacations. Even well behaved kids require a lot of extra logistics on the part of the parents. It's significantly more work than just staying at home.

I remember our first trip - I had two carseats strapped to my back, rolling 1 large bag, and had 3 other bags I was carrying. The lines, the airplane ride, .... Then you get to your destination, have to make sure they don't do anything stupid while waiting 30-60 minutes for luggage, have to get the (larger) car, have to get all the carseats in properly, etc.

Figuring out food for everyone. Entertaining everyone. The extra bathroom breaks. Etc.

I still get headaches thinking about negotiating sleeping arrangements.

One of my favorite is actually to just go camping. There's not a ton of extra work involved. You have a home base. You have entertainment. There's food but you pack it and its set in stone rather than having to figure out food on the fly.
They accidentally used the example key from AES-CMAC RFC, the full details are in the accompanying blog post: https://bughunters.google.com/blog/5424842357473280/zen-and-...
Review: Oura's Ring 4 Leads the Emerging Smart Ring Market
Aiding and abetting foreign interests. Russia hasn't exactly been an ally of the US. We were opposing their conquest of Ukraine.
This is fantastic. Good job. Makes you realise how much clutter is out there (SaaS nonsense, ads, paywalls, bullshit).

Loading the landing page was a breathe of fresh air. Thank you.
Expected Value is Expected Value, though.

Even if you can't buy every ticket, there is well-established math about how to optimize profit from a venture with known risk and reward, and the math does not require you to exhaust the statistical universe.
why own a printer if you can't even connect to it to print?
> If they just have to move final assembly to another country

They started shifting production out of China several years ago.

For instance this 2023 news item.

> Apple is continuing to reduce its reliance on China for production of its most popular products, moving to India and Thailand for key manufacturing.

https://www.channelnews.com.au/apple-moves-iphone-macbook-pr...

Things have only accelerated since.
At least two groups are now breeding as a single population. The genetic diversity might be more spread out over the population. As I understand the article there were two functionally separate groups as late as 20 years ago (already 100 years after the introduction of the Texas bison to the original Montana heard) and now they are recorded as being a single population.
This has happened. IIRC it was a Stanford statistitian who watched the distribution pattern for winning tickets for a certain scratch off game in Texas. She bought all of that ticket from that particular store and won $10M. I think that was her fourth scratch off win.
Also the solid fueled orbital launch rockets Japan has are totally not ICBMs:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-V#Potential_as_an_interconti...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_(rocket)#Vehicle_descr...

"The Epsilon is expected to have a shorter launch preparation time than its predecessors;[11][12][13] a function called "mobile launch control" greatly shortens the launch preparation time, and needs only eight people at the launch site,[14] compared with 150 people for earlier systems.[15]"

All this is just a coincidence. ^_-
Cargo ship will be stuck in mud 'for a month'
This work is related to recently found signing weakness and supposedly fake key with resign works with unpatched CPUs.
Method for 3D Printing and Growing Fungi-Based Composites
That's not an argument against my statement, IMHO. If I were a nation without Nuclear arms, I would absolutely be racing to get them. That's independent of whether or not I think the aggregate risk increases. The US and Russia have deep levels of communication that have evolved over time in responses to near misses with Nuclear weapon firings. The more countries that enter in to that territory, the more need to have that communication and the more chances and avenues there are for mis cues. One mis cue results in at least one nuke being fired, and where one flies several have the chance to. And that's ignoring the fact that fanatical / suicidal regimes do in fact come to power from time to time.

I too hope that more nuclear arms will result in reduced conflicts and a reduced risk model overall. But if I were to bet, I'd bet that if we 10x the number of players with Nuke's, we 10x the number of chances for some to be used.
“If they can’t get lightbulb design right, why did replacing the lightbulb fix it?”

Because the replaced chip worked, not in the sense that it passed a drm check, but in the sense that it functioned and wasn’t a broken counterfeit.
This is a weak argument. Qualcomm is charging for iphone and ipad too. They could do it if they wanted.

The real reason is Apple wants you to buy an ipad for on the road. Laptops, according to them, are strictly for office/home usage where wifi is available.
Lenovo charges $70 to go from 16gb to 32gb LPDDR5x and $45 to go from 512gb to 1tb nvme.
No one will ever confirm or deny what happened.
We should apply to the next YC batch as cofounders.
My suggestion was that all adds go through the first two (of six, on 64 bit) layers of the barrel shifter, not the whole barrel shifter.
Pay to win with 100% success rate.
Yes, ideally they could be disabled by some enterprising local youths who are too young to face consequences.
Discussion on the launch a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42926076
Maybe. What I was trying to get at was, some banks (the 'orange one') don't provide sane semantics, so even if the input format is compatible, reconciliation can be a nightmare. You may not be dealing with your 'orange bank'; if I only dealt with the blue one I would not be aware of the problems of the other (and it would not have occurred to me that the orange one could botch it up).
Car industry is rock solid, like the housing market.
"Loyal" basically means "remote controlled" in this context. There's basic autonomy for enabling flight, takeoff and landing, but AFAIK the rest is controlled from the cockpit of a networked aircraft. A slight force multiplier for fighter jets, but potentially game-changing if you need to escort an AWACS or troop transport on the cheap.

Of course, that's not to say we haven't seen drones decide they want to switch sides during combat before: https://www.airandspaceforces.com/why-russia-shot-down-s-70-...
Nobody was surprised by the cost. Military flights have been used for deportations before and it is well known that they are wildly more expensive than other options. The clowns in charge keep proving that the cost cutting is an extremely weak pretense, but a disturbing number of people still believe them.
Are there any kind souls on HN with the financial resources to patent these sorts of "features" before any of these other companies do, keep anyone else from using them, and thereby spare the rest of us from 20 years of ads and tracking?
ollama pull qwq
Sounds like a fun way to immigrate to another country.
Safety Tools awesome-list by Roost Org
MacBooks last a ridiculously long time.

I used my 2011 MBP daily until upgrading to a 2020 M1 air.

I kinda miss the ridiculous heat output on winter mornings.
Great to see an offline Bible app! First time hearing about Berean Standard Bible -- is it endorsed by the Church and does it have all 73 books? If not, would you consider adding Douay-Rheims, which should be out of copyright now?
Are the documents encrypted? Is privacy a focus? One major reason that people want to move away from Google Docs and Notion is because of their very invasive privacy policies.
I forgot about that one! Normally I'm the one chiming in with relevant xkcds
Some people are really happy doing mundane tasks for hours and hours on end.

But I suspect it was the 'stick it to the Man' aspect that made him put in the effort. I'm gonna work really hard to get something for 'nothing'.
I don't think the comparison is new Java to old Java, I think it's Java vs. it's competitors.

When Java was new, scripting/dynamic languages hadn't matured enough to be true competitors so you were left with C/C++, Delphi and the like. In that landscape, Java is beyond exciting.

Nowadays there are so many alternatives that didn't exist then. And it's not debatable that many of those languages (Dart, C#, Typescript, Kotlin) move faster when it comes to language features. Whether you want/need them is subjective, sure. But back in the day Java was that hot, fast moving language.
"Three attempts have been made to refloat the vessel"

I like how that line is under the photo that shows the vessel sitting on mud. Granted tied comes in and there is water, but it's an amusing contrast.
I would still wait until I need it before buying it…
Did you mean to type Russians? I'm confused by your comment.
Yes, people seem to have misunderstandings about the uncompromising conservative views that underpin the Palestinian state.

Should Israel carpet bomb Palestine and everyone in it? No.

Should the world still tolerate states built on a foundation of homophobia, misogyny, and brain washing? Also no.

If it was up to me I'd disperse the entire population of Israel/Palestine, and then sink the whole land mass into the Mediterranean. Religious zealots fucking everything up for everyone because they genuinely think that their Santa Clause is real.
Senate votes to strip the CFPB of its power to regulate Twitter
0-4 shift not 0-3? That is a little bit weird.
Has the dollar been hacked?

Currency is not a “thing”—it is a promise. We invest in promises, whether currency, stock, etc.
The US brain drained plenty of people from Nazi Germany and then the Eastern Bloc. The greater the disparity, the greater the motivation to move.
> Seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to the signatory if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used".

Which they did. Please tell me which exact aspect of the Budapest Memorandum did US not follow through?
Gambling is the only vice which doesn't require external input. You can make a bet out of anything.
If the energy efficiency of things like Face ID was indeed so far so bad that you need a more efficient M3 Ultra, how come Face ID was integrated into smartphones years ago, apparently without significant negative impact on battery life?
I think this is max cap for the Bastrop factory and that SpaceX is only shipping about half that many, 200K to 250K or so a month.

That jibes with the recent trends in Starlink user growth that could see the service hit 7M users by the end of this year, with income probably between $2B and $3B for 2025.

This means Starlink is almost certainly sustainable without the 20X bandwidth capacity per launch that moving from Falcon 9 to Starship will provide. Having said that, Starship should cut their biggest cost significantly (launch > user kit build > sat build).
Steve Wozniak Has Had It with Elon Musk's Antics
Or just use industry standard words and introduce the jargon deeper down. Like in function arguments.
The authoritative bullshit isn't what society is running on, it's what society is giving as an excuse for enshittification that enriches interested parties.

Your landlord (I'm guessing based on having seen it before) gets kickbacks from the ISP to force all tenants onto a specific (probably overpriced) Internet plan. The interest in keeping you from configuring your own router is in allowing the ISP's enshittifying further monetization tactics to proceed unopposed. The two big ones I've seen in this kind of setup are:

Using DNS enforced by the router to gather data and place ads on any 404 error.

Sharing their WiFi network that you lease with the ISP's other customers nearby.
My understanding is that the VAX from Digital was the mother of all "32-bit" architectures to replace the dead end PDP-11 (had a 64kbyte user space so wasn't really that much better than an Apple ][) and PDP-10/20 (36-bit words were awkward after the 8-bit byte took over the industry) The 68k and 386 protected mode were imitations of the VAX.

Digital struggled with the microprocessor transition because they didn't want to kill their cash cow minicomputers with microcomputer-based replacements. They went with the 64-bit Alpha because they wanted to rule the high end in the CMOS age. And they did, for a little while. But the mass market caught up.
If you're using only key-auth and have password auth disabled, I'm not sure why unauthorized attempts are a problem.
Once you bump the RAM and disk, it's not too much of a leap to a Pro.

13" M4 Air, 24GB, 512GB - £1,399

14" M4 Pro MBP, 24GB, 512GB - £1,779 at Costco.

For that you get amazing speakers, way better screen (with correct scaling), more performance, better chip, better battery, better mics, TB5 ports and HDMI/SD ports.
I, prefer written content, but the quality of this series is second only to Casey Muratori's Handmade Hero series.

Travis is also now streaming the development of his game using his engine.