skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mm, I agree, I shared the FoxNews article with his direct quote thinking it would have less 'spin' and prevent this from being banned/flagged in the first few minutes but it was still flagged within 10 minutes.
That's been the norm with ransomware for a long time.
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And as I've said, we agree, so I see no need to pick a thread to reply.
We may catch 'em on a per-capita basis too, if current immigration, emmigration, and tfr trends continue.
Tricky hours for guy like me in Western Australia.
I literally can’t place Costco Mexico orders and perform other tasks on Sundays because payment gateways are down (?). It’s quite frustrating. If it fails every weekend, they should in fact just shut down.
> Yes.

None of the links you provided substantiate the claim that Khalil spoke out in support of Hamas. Neither that he was an organizer of the protests.
Yeah, afraid.org used to work great. I mean the service still works great but Google appears to blacklist any domain with the nameserver there, all email goes to spam. I just found this out in the past month. Kept all my records the same and just moved the nameserver to Fastmail and the problem resolved immediately.

I have an unusual dynamic ip situation I've been taking advantage of with a different system. Some years back I noticed T-Mobile phone lines allow inbound connections on ipv6 (T-Mobile Home Internet unfortunately does not). I have a small weather station I run on a rpi3b I can access anywhere by using ddclient on the pi with cloudflare api key and it sets the AAAA record which is proxied by cloudflare, I leave the A record blank. If any users on ipv4 try to visit the site, cloudflare proxies it for them, works pretty reliably.
> "Technology solutions will alleviate the stress."

No, they'll just let franchisees fire staff and keep the remainder at the same stress level.
If they're willing to self-harm for the cause, then the optimal move is to grab the wheel and yank it yourself to change direction and stop the car from careening off the cliff.
"Your browser can't play this video," said the implementation detail, which doesn't change the user experience at all.
> teachers are overworked to squeeze out performance for the 90%, and cases like hers are the ones that fall through the cracks.

Hartford public schools spends about ~30% of its budget on the ~15% of special education students; basically 2x more money per student than non-special ed students. Nominally that's actually one of the highest percentages on special education in the nation, though that might have to do with how they've structured their programs.

For a variety of reasons, special education is a money pit. Your returns on investment quickly diminish, yet its easy to drum up outrage when programs fall short. Just like in medicine, specialists cost way more than regular staff, yet you need a lower ratio of students to specialists. The economics are brutal. And there are federal requirements regarding mandatory funding of special education, so parents and education lobbyists manipulate the system to get their student or preferred program under the special ed umbrella so school districts are forced to prioritize funding, removing funding from regular education programs. Over the past couple of decades special education has eaten up the lion's share of increases in K-12 public education spending in many states (especially left leaning ones like Connecticut, California, New York, etc).

Finding the right balance is really hard. You can easily find yourself in a situation like SF wrt homeless and addicted, where you can spend insane amounts of money per person yet barely move the needle.
It's not an analogy of the research itself, it's an analogy of how someone might fallaciously use the research to declare that CO2-based warming is not happening.

Sure, it's possible the symptoms are due to some other unclear cause, but it's sufficiently unlikely that the person is being unreasonable.
Also YouTube offers unlimited upload space. And their streaming is solid. Something not every video platform can offer.
> To be fair, up until recently copyright/DMCA prevented them from repairing the ice cream machines

Was that the story, or was the story that McDonald's was using copyright/DMCA in order to prevent their franchisees from repairing the ice cream machines?
As I understand it registering as a Public Benefit Corporation assists with this and creates an explicit obligation for the directors to stick with the stated purpose in the constitution.

According to Wikipedia:
"The benefit corporation legislation ensures that a director is required to consider other public benefits in addition to profit, preventing shareholders from using a drop in stock value as evidence for dismissal or a lawsuit against the corporation." ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benefit_corporation

Anyone have experience with Benefit corporations and more specifically what legal remedies are available if a corporation once setup as a benefit corporation fails to adhere to it's enhanced responsibilities. Or its directors for that matter.
Agriculture in Ants
Thats fascinating. I was believing the tesla cell mechanism was incremental improvements on well understood battery design tech which can be done at scale by machines, using existing fab methods. It has improvements but as I understood it, Panasonic basically said "we can tool this up to make amazingly good rechargeables for you" and Tesla partnered up to great success. the BMS is also good, and the behaviour of the system as a whole.

The traditional battery tube/cell process is cooking a jam roly poly in a factory on long tables, to be sliced up as you roll it. So you make a LOT of roly poly at a time for one application of a layer. Rolling things up is well understood for mechanisation. BYD stack layers on layers and then can them which is possibly harder in some ways, depending how you cut the cake.

The BYD Blade is a different canning principle, but like all cells its a layer cake (a jelly roll is a layer cake in the round) -but appears to have 3 extra processing stages. I could believe that incurs a cost, but also that it makes other elements of construction easier. It isn't as simple as "an extra step is an extra cost"

They both seem to have very close thermal and energy outcomes. It looks like the BYD has less "canning" cost per unit charge held from the pie charts. Maybe that helps the margins?

Arranging round things into bigger stacks incurs space losses. They can be beneficial for cooling I guess, but if you integrate cooling in the cell design, this becomes lost space. So "overall density" could be higher for a blade design just because flat square/rectangular things pack denser than round ones.
Yet another 'mustaches in yaml' that stepped on the same landmine ansible did

transform: "{{ filter .input 'Hello' }}"
The Andrew Project – Multimedia Messaging Before MIME
This is very cheap. I know people who have amputated limbs who are on a waitlist for basically charity to get 15k prosthetics. Insurance ain't covering that. Obviously this isn't the same, but if anyone needs the assistance, then this isn't out of budget.
Location-based subreddits get close to this also.
I believe there's nothing wrong with backing up your own media. Not sure how YouTube DRM impacts your 'backups' tho?
Apologies if it seemed personal. I was observing a far too common pattern here, where, as you say, charitable interpretations are encouraged.
> Some years back I noticed T-Mobile phone lines allow inbound connections on ipv6

HELL YEAH. This is exactly how ipv6 is meant to be implemented. They deserve some real praise and recognition for this.
> up until recently copyright/DMCA prevented them from repairing the ice cream machines

That's a red herring. The actual thing preventing them is the franchise contracts that require all ice cream machine maintenance be performed by a specific company, because McD's corporate knows that otherwise franchisees will cut corners and leave the brand associated with listeria outbreaks.
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No, because that way a rogue kernel could overwrite the exclave itself and the next reboot would be insecure. You can’t trust a low-trust environment to update a high-trust environment.
Debian Funny-Manpages (1997)
I think it's more that as the term is widely adopted via something like LLMs they convey different meaning to users of the tools branded by it. Since users and their perspective of "artificial intelligence" and its meaning have no relation to the original term from 50-70 years ago.
I mean we've been doing large scale business data analytics and micro targeting for a very long time. But this is just ... Boring.
FWIW Twitter hasn’t really “worked” since the Elon took over.

Only a tiny fraction of tweets can be viewed without signing in.

Going to someone’s profile shows tweets in a seemingly random order.

Anecdotally, I don’t go to Twitter very often now, but when I do I frequently see the “something went wrong” page.

But yeah, if you force users to sign in to view, and also push (allegedly) 80% of those users to other platforms, I guess you can keep things mostly working with a skeleton crew while you dismantle the government.
I’m kind of with you, but tell me.. who “deserves” trust?
They haven’t been for a long time. Subway has a lot more locations than McDonald’s does.
should have started naming them from person 4579 and see if it still exhibits the bias
> You know, the kind that evening talk shows will ask ask. Questions like "how do do chickens lay eggs" and you get all sorts of totally completely b0nkers but entirely "confidently told" answers.

Do you know any compilations of these kinds of answers? I would like to see them. For purely academic purposes of course
A side project I've been neglecting is controlling autofocus on Sony Alpha cameras (specifically the A7ii and A7iii which I have) for the purpose of focus-stacking: shooting a few dozen shots with minimal-step focal differences and blending them all in photoshop later.

It took me a while to find the API; Sony made one then pretty much scrubbed it from the internet and has ignored my emails asking for one :-)

But even with the API, achieving results are tricky. Whether or not the focus motor steps properly seems to be based on how busy the camera is at the time... I'm trying various combinations of [shoot] - [sleep] - [step the focus] - [sleep] - [shoot] but the exactly which of these steps actually succeeds just seems so damn random.
Because they've thought about the question to a deeper extent than just a strained simile.
Most Mixue locations are tiny takeaway kiosks though.
One of the most popular sites hosted on Neocities would be closed on Mondays, so you would have to come back to see the site. https://melonking.net
> selective default on government obligations

Which obligations has the government defaulted on?
The United States has no need or reason to tolerate within its borders non-citizen public supporters of Hamas, which the government officially defines as a terrorist group.

Khalil had to affirm when entering the United States, and again when applying for a green card, that he was not a supporter of terror groups. He, apparently, lied.
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Which aspects? Foundational textbooks would focus on principles, not necessarily implementations, and don't go "outdated" the same way a snippet does.
Exactly. Most of what we perceive is fabricated in our heads anyway. Brains are amazing and positively not designed for 100% pure reality perception.
I purchased a HP laser printer instead. I don't print that often and it has been complaining since a few packs of paper ago that the black toner is almost empty but it just keeps printing.
The average bear market lasts less than a year and we aren't even in a correction.
What happened to web standards? Why are we all slaves to Google and Chrome anyway?
They say that now, but the proof of the pudding will be in the landslide of cases heading their way. So, they said that about this one. Gotta pay debts. But not all the cases heading their way will be about prior debt and contracts for externals, and some go head to head with the underlying philosophy of the Judges, and the Judges wife (in one special case, the one who appears minded to accept largesse for holidays, and whose wife is a political operative. Hows that for independence!)

I'm especially interested in how they intend adjudicating on the ability of the President to rule by decree reversing existing decisions made in the other place, or to override those rules, or to appoint people irrespective of the rules of confirmation by congress. If they decide the presidents wishes are law, we're all in a very strange place with a president who appears to change their mind on a daily basis.

Some of the cases coming their way look very much like settled black letter law. For legal minimalists, they'd be overturning decisions over 100 years old maybe. I thought the current vibe in the supreme bench was that being an inventive constructive judge was "bad" and "what the words say" was good. So the words say some of what Trump wants to do is "bad" and I'd like to see if they refine their "black letter good" view of things.
You're framing this as an incentive for them to moderate their positions, but I'm reading it as a motive for them to rig elections.
Ai will detect the shake machine breaking a full 20 minutes before it comes to pass. Civilization saved.
Apparently, it doesn’t have the described issues. I also use AdGuard on iOS/Safari and see only occasionally desperate ads. I expect ad networks to target this with mv3-hard methods now that it will become widespread, but up until now it just worked.

Apple and google did everything for you to not know about it. It’s not the first thread where people either don’t know about it or will read but won’t try.
So tool use is the telltale sign of our continued downfall from original sophistique and natural talent as it once were?
That share will plummet to near 0% the moment it is transferred because people will just switch to Chromium.

The only difference between Chrome without Google and Chromium is the name and logo. You lose all integration with Google services like sync, suggestions, etc.

You'd be stuck with only the captives that can't switch because they're using older appliances with Chrome baked in.
The implied scenario being that the memory of its own output would result in the model producing degraded future output? Why is that a given?
> and taught me about parsing in the worst way when I discovered my text adventure couldn’t have a variable called torch because it was. Parsed as to rch.

"to rch" reminds me of the "x goes to 0" meme: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1642028/what-is-the-oper...
Make a separate instance/subdomain for each timezone
I love the syntax of that SCL programming language, very intuitive and clean. Much nicer than Javascript.
I have thought about this concept of websites only available at certain hours, but for people's more prurient interests...

Imagine something like OnlyFans except instead of being accessible 24/7 for anyone to see at any time, it's only accessible at very late hours, possibly midnight to 4 AM, etc, in your time zone or whatever time zone you wish. In some cases, your content might only be available on certain days of the week.

A neat side effect of this is that if for instance you have a respectable job, but also want to do some debauchery online on the side, no one can simply go see your stuff without respecting the time zone. That means employers aren't going to be looking you up during business hours or your grandma isn't going to accidentally open up links in the middle of the day leading to your spicy content. Stalking someone online becomes a little more complicated because you now have to wait for their content to become accessible. And if someone does see your content, you know it's because they put in the effort to be there when it opens, which can be embarrassing for them to admit.

We take it for granted that information about someone is constantly available online once posted but I think the next big trends is going to be these sort of inaccessibility controls, that are not based on money.

Before you go trying to make this a business though, keep in mind a big player like OnlyFans can just make this a feature in a weekend, if they haven't already.
Yes, but those probabilities tend to be poorly calibrated, especially after the tuning they get for instruction following and such.
The DJIA went up 40% from 2021 to 2024 but the incumbent got voted out. The market is irrelevant to many voters, especially younger ones.
I like the idea of users being able to pick their 3-hour window and timezone, and maybe only can change your window setting once per day (or maybe only pick a new window that starts at least 24 hours in the future). But crucially, each such 3-hour window and time zone combination has entirely isolated and independent content, as if it is a different site.

So my community could be 7:02-10:02pm EST. And if I instead switch to say 6am-9am IST instead, I can check in with the folks who like to meet in the mornings in india, but I am temporarily gone from my own local community.
> I don't spend $90-100 on service. So make that three months. With 1/5 or less of the price going to the actual battery.

The cost of the battery is more than that unless you’re buying no-name fire hazards off of Amazon – and even 20 years ago the batteries cost a similar amount, it’s not like competition was keeping the price down – so you’re looking at something like $50-60 dollars in labor. Not cheap, but clearly not something the average person is changing buying decisions over.

> You can solve that with a screw

We can look at the many, many past devices and learn that it’s not that simple. Those fell out over time due to thermal expansion and contraction, complicated waterproofing, cost more, and added weight and volume – especially when done in a way which was durable and felt solid.

Again, my point isn’t that the sealed case is perfect with no drawbacks of any sort but rather that there was an extended period where people had options on the market, and consistently, overwhelmingly picked the sealed phones. That strongly suggests that people value those everyday benefits more than the cost of replacing a battery. Things like waterproofing are a good example: not having to worry about replacing your phone because of rain or a spill has a peace of mind which most people appreciate because they fear an unexpected $500 loss more than possibly saving $50 on batteries every 2-4 years.
Many Tesla shareholders seem to be loyal like no one else.

It is odd, companies have been sued for less.
I think you're mistaking "a priori" with "prior." A priori is a philosophical term meaning knowledge acquired through deductive reasoning rather than empirical observation.
Today's example:

Forgot that you can nest CSS now without Less or SCSS. Luckily my CSS has just barely tipped over into 'hot garbage' when I figured this out instead of in another four weeks.
I wonder what deal was made with the tech billionaire set. I can’t believe they all got in line without some explicit deal presented to them.
I think the reductive view is "because the medieval warm period was caused by ocean currents all warming COULD be caused by ocean currents and since ocean currents aren't what the model says (about modern warming) the model must be wrong therefore AGW is wrong because it can't encompass this warming event"

Obviously this is not a view I espouse.
> In the real world, whitelisting on this scale is very, very hard.

Well, it certainly is with the expertise that Musk and his DOGE can find.
They're selling me on it more and more. I look forward to emacs 28 if they keep going the code size will shrink massively! Wait until all those X11 features get removed, as a text only Emacs user thats bloat I don't need!
I wonder if the culture of lying is going to make it tricky to convince consumers not to react negatively to the downturn.
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Not that hard to write something that outputs YAML.

The usefulness of YAML is having declarative files that are simple.

But once you start adding templating it sucks as much as anything else.
For additional context;

Watts Up With That (aka WUWT) is a long standing anti-AGW, human climate change skeptic site.

Which is fine, all the points raised there are worth looking into and are addessed elsewhere. That said WUWT is going to overstate the importance of any percieved cracks in the AGW argument and will misrepresent various things.

In this case, straight out of the gate:

Medieval Warm Period Undeniable, [..] the troublesome Medieval Warm Period, which has long been a thorn for climate alarmists [..] That’s why people would rather keep the Medieval Warm Period quiet.

That's a lot of emotive loading and passive aggressive accusation.

My background is large scale geophysical exploration for minerals and energy - country scale surveys, large area resource maps, etc. FWiW the majority of people involved in global scale geophysics working for industry have little to no issue with AGW .. it's fairly straightforward.

* Very few (none that I know) in the geophysical, climatic, etc. game deny the existence of the Medieval Warm Period - to imply that some "keep it quiet" or deny it is weasel phrasing.

* Climate alarmists.

You swing a ball on a long cable, it precesses. You heat up one end of a bar of steel, the heat flows. You put more blankets on the bed, your feet heat up. You put more insulation in the air, more energy is trapped.

That's AGW climate change - the implications should cause some alarm, it's more important to act.

So that's the WUWT framing on the MWP .. it's apparently contrary to AGW and can disprove it (it doesn't) and every paper tangential to MWP is cast to be stronger than it is and to be a secret source that breaks AGW.

Out in the mainstream climate scientists have no issue looking a the MWP, it's not CO2 based, it's generally thought to be quite localised to parts of Europe and elswhere and less of a global change in global mean surface energy than a specific kind of rebalancing (perhaps related to ocean currents).
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we kinda think too much of them though. each is also a product of their surroundings, and had contemporaries who could or did come to the same revelations.
The same business activity that's also drastically slowing down? https://www.atlantafed.org/cqer/research/gdpnow
Maybe because others aren’t “disrupting” everyone else
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Is this a corollary of psychopathy having low empathy? I thought psychopathy could include empathetic views, about which you either don't act on, or deliberately ignore.
There are hard core Kindle users who stick to models with physical page turn buttons too. And who am I to call them wrong?
330k.
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...
I think the alien is still protected under First Amendment in the sense that you cannot criminally charge him of a crime. It simply has a consequence as outlined in the context of INA, losing a benefit that is obviously not applicable to the US Citizens in the first place, just like a US Citizen could lose a public job (Garcetti v. Ceballos).
For all the conspiracies spun up in the world like Bilderberg this is actually one that seems to be in plain daylight.
Having used it, BeReal sort've gets close to this, but in reality people are posting the entire day after that two-minute window and people can still react to your photos throughout the day.

Not everyone ends up posting within that two minute window and the only "punishment" for not doing so is that it just says they posted late.

BeReal is a great concept regardless, just pointing out the differences and the realities of it.