skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Have you given SuperCruise a chance? I tried Autopilot in a 22 Model 3, Supercruise in an Equinox EV and BlueCruise in a Mach-e.

Autopilot is very good but I don't fully trust it because it feels overly confident at times which is scary. Also dont like the fac tthat you have to keep squeezing the steering wheel.

Supercruise has a camera monitoring your eyeballs and is only set to run on tested roads that have been mapped out. It just feel like GM is being a lot more honest with their system given these design decisions. Its a really smooth ride in my experience. Im trying to eye a cheap EquinoxEV with supercruise.

Bluecruise kinda drove like a super nervous first time driver. Dont really trust it but if you can get it, it does provide some benefit.
The headline is that Musk says they are working that much. His word is not reliable.

But if they are, that would of course explain the impeccable job they’re doing.
The good ole days this vlc lots of other free yet functional quirky designed little tools with critical thought for use cases
> And I don't think that it is the slightest bit unprofessional to have feelings about where you spent a year of your life, or to talk about those feelings.

I think it’s cultural. Astronauts I think are more disciplined and more professional on average than an average Joe. Even if they hated it they probably wouldn’t mention it publicly. Maybe after they retire from NASA completely.
Exploiting and lying about the monumental efforts of a pioneering industry for cheap political points certainly feels like a line to me.
iMessage is a failure on policy. Antitrust and similar govt entities should have forced Apple to open it a long time ago.
On FreeBSD doing a make world / make buildworld used to be so common
I've heard rumors that SpaceX suggested another mission to bring them back earlier, but as it would only have been a couple of months earlier NASA very sensibly declined (not worth >100 million to reduce their time in space by a third).

Know if there's anything to that?

Might explain some of the odd rhetoric.
If his wealth and influence are duminished then he has less chance of interfering in politics here in Europe the way he is doing in the US. People are frightened.
Critical thinking ain't something that you get somehow magically taught on university. Life, its hardships and some sort of keen interest in understanding people and society around you may lead one to such wisdom. Undemocratic countries in fact go directly against that, having education system producing obedient uncritical drones. The more time you spend in it, the greater effect it has on you. IQ doesn't matter that much neither here.

This sort of primitive elitism ain't the healthiest approach.
The could do just as much fraud reduction but with less harm to legitimate beneficiaries by not closing as many offices or by making it so people can do their identity verification at post offices.

Post offices are already set up to do ID verification for the government—that is one of the ways you can do ID verification when creating a login.gov or ID.me account if for some reason you can’t use their online verification methods.

Since login.gov or ID.me is what they want you to use for doing online SSA stuff if the post office is good enough for setting those up they should be good enough for directly verifying for SSA.

This would provide a way for many people who for whatever reason cannot do online verification and don’t have a nearby SSA office an option since post offices are we more plentiful than SSA offices.
It's the coolest thing, but it will be frontier work. It won't be a walk in the park, almost certainly neither fun nor safe, and possibly a one-way ticket for a long time. (Even without the "corp-owned slave town" dystopia scenario that's also a possibility.)
Yes, all this title is missing is "(TRUE and REAL)".
You can use VirtualBox, then you don’t have to buy Parallels just for this single task. But you’d need an x86 Mac not Apple silicon. I’m using VMware Fusion on my old Intel Mac for the occasional Windows task. I think Fusion is a free download now too
Hitler was a "foreign puppet"? This is news to me, can you tell us who the puppet master was? Because it seems to me that person should be as widely reviled as the man himself.
No, if your commits are meaningful and have plenty of context, like they should, then you are not looking for the author. Instead, you are looking for "why is this here", and the commit should tell you.
He recommend Proton Mail. However there's been a few comments lately on hn that its privacy isn't really sufficient. I'm wondering what I can use instead? Self hosting seems not only burdensome but likely less secure.
Was it the same when Musk was sharing the details of judges' families on X?
The problem I see with this definition is that we have things called RAG agents which don't technically act in any environment except for provide information.
Having a minimum age to get some life experience is fine, and 35 I would consider a good age, however the minimum age in the USA these days seems like 70.

As for being born in the country, I'm sure with the challenge to birthright citizenship that will get changed in short order to both being born in the country and having your parents and ancestors also be citizens.

Maybe it will change to more of a hereditary system where people had records to prove their ancestry was noble.
Some terms are all encompassing. This is one. Similar to the components or monad arguments.
Surprised why? A culture based around systems with privileged "root" and "admins" was always going to be fundamentally hierarchical. It was an accident of history that the network layer ended up getting developed in locations with a more horizontal culture (which partly explains why our network protocols are so loose and insecure). It took a big, conscious effort (Free Software) to force open at least some elements of it.

Without strong and deliberate efforts to maintain a culture of openness and freedom, IT is a heartless cager of men.
No, bisect is not blame but for commits. Blame shows you which COMMIT is to blame. That's my point.
Great idea, I checked a few. Searching for a value in an array didn't work, and then the hash table visualisation makes no sense to me at all. So overal feeling kind of meh about this
> Have you looked at trying to even just immigrate to Japan?

Here I am again to dispel this HN myth about immigration and Japan.

Ignoring that the Japanese economy is currently weaker than the US economy (which affects your chances of getting an offer in both places as a foreigner), in terms of paperwork and bureaucracy, Japan is much easier to get (and keep) a skilled work visa compared to the US. If you are not looking for a skilled work visa, there is a long term tourist visa (6mo+6mo) that is also easy to get, but you need to have about 200K EUR in liquid assets. Again, the US doesn't have anything as low friction.
Reducing the dependency tree gets a bit more complicated once you consider that now you have to satisfy not only runtime dependencies for all packages but also build-time dependencies. There may be ways of cleaning that up after a build, but next time you want to emerge a new package you'll just end up having to re-build the build-time dependencies, so in practice you'll just end up leaving them there. There is an ability to emerge packages to a separate part of the filesystem tree (ROOT="/my/chroot" emerge bla), so that you have one build-time system act as a kind of incubator for a runtime system that gets to be minimal. But you'll end up encountering problems that most other Gentoo users wouldn't encounter, having to do with the separation between build-time dependencies and runtime dependencies not being correctly made in the recipes. Personally, I had been relying on this feature for roughly the last 10 years, but there has been steady deterioration there over the years and I eventually gave up late last year.
In cases like this it's best to ask why we have copyright law in the first place. Do we feel the supply of such photos is naturally lower then we'd like to such an extent that we'd grant a legally enforced monopoly on its distribution?
Windows was built with a POSIX subsystem from the very beginning. WSL 1 uses something analogous.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_POSIX_subsystem

The Zircon kernel does not support signals, so basic C is not going to work well.

"It is heavily inspired by Unix kernels, but differs greatly. For example, it does not support Unix-like signals, but incorporates event-driven programming and the observer pattern."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia_(operating_system)#K...
The Day the Music Burned (2019)
The Death of Beautiful Rendition and 3D Pop on Modern Lenses (2022)
Last year I discovered big crayons for children that you erase with water. They are awesome.

I do not know brands in the US but in France this would be something like https://amzn.eu/d/7L7p2Cd

I use them on various surfaces, they work best on whiteboards but are all great on windows (and you look cool then).

The only small drawback is that you cannot erase a small mistake with your finger (out au least it is not that great).

I love them and got some for all my teams.
Here is the readme: https://huggingface.co/spaces/Trudy/gemini-codrawing/blob/ma...
> What do you mean when you say

Can I offer a perspective you can add to the interpretations?

Apart from the staggeringly low "effort" you will find in it, and behaviours that in proper societies will have the offender's skull broken, it is (was?) a place you surely would visit were you for some reason interested in groups like "the budding party of those convinced of some personally held stance and visiting the premises to just shout that their guts are right, to woo the likeminded and boo the onlookers".

Being that "ideological hooliganism with the pre-Popperian tint of 'To the man with a hammer everything looks like a nail'" bestial, of a widespread bestiality, that would be "mainstream".

(Of course being it made of chambers there can - and will - be exceptions, but that is the environment which allowed that general culture on which to possibly build exceptions.)
I guess until they retire and leave NASA we may never know. Otherwise it would be quite unprofessional of them to criticize their time there or air out the dirty laundry.

The point is, they are expected to say they enjoyed every minute of it in front of the camera. And if they really didn’t we may not hear about it.
So if they don’t accept the offer Israel is giving them then they must suffer? It’s either what Israel offers or military occupation?
Or the Mars envisioned in Total Recall
This isnt 1998 anymore so downloading the files from modern websites doesn't really work if youre trying to maintain your own private local / re-hosted copy of a site. especially ones with dynamically loaded content. Some additional processing is needed to fix the files. I have never been able to find a modern scraping solution that works with most modern websites. I suppose the existence of this sort of tool is in conflict of interest of Big Tech, for it would make the creation of visually identical looking phishing sites that easier much.
Adding some detail to this: With three buffers, you have one front-buffer (what's currently visible on screen) and two back-buffers. Let's call them A, B and C, respectively. This lets you work on the next frame in, say, B, and when it's ready, you queue it up for presentation. At the right time, then, the roles of the buffers will be switched, making B the front-buffer and A a back-buffer.

The third buffer comes into play if you want to start working on the next frame _before_ the switch has occurred. So you start drawing in C, and if the right time should hit, the display system can still flip A and B. In this case, triple buffering gave you a head-start with drawing the frame in C.

Going further, if you complete the frame in C still before the A/B switch has happened, you queue up C as the next frame, instead of B. Then, you can start working on the next frame again in B. With this scheme, there is no sense in having more buffers than three.
Where do you see Wiz in the above list of products in the post I'm responding to?

In any case, as for wiz..., if companies want to stuff their secrets into a proprietary product that is controlled by intelligence officers of a hostile (as in a lack of respect for international law) foreign country, I don't care. I know I would not.
SpaceX offered to do it for free. Publicly.
Erm they didn't plan to go on some 8 days business trip for some work project.

This is their life and profession. The job is extremely difficult, dangerous and mega mega expensive. Hence they don't get to do it as much as they love. Now they did.
On SourceHut, git blame is available while logged out, but the link to blame pages is only showed to logged-in users. That may be a recent change to fight scrapers.
Unfortunately, Google have the tendency to kill their cloud products.
It will?
Thanks for all the feedback! I hear you guys and am working on adding these in the following days:

1) Fast-paced mode

2) Private games

Cheers!
Ah, yes, ‘efficiency’.
I would be curious if Intel Clear Linux had similar gains, by using newer opcodes in the instruction set.

I wonder if the glibc allocator is standard there.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clear_Linux_OS
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Why the EU Is Failing
You also cannot train only on Warhol imagery, unless he drew billions of pics. So this is hypothetical “if”. In reality you finetune an existing network based on a dataset much larger than Warhol’s.
You also have Outscale (outscale.com), they are French, located near Paris. They are owned by Dassault Systèmes, a big French company.
Musk and Trump made this political, not Eric Berger.
Can't we just be happy that the astronauts made it safely back? (+ ignore the political spin from all factions.)
One more example demonstrating the opposite - in EU the copyright law explicitly states that transferable copyrights for software get automatically transferred from employees to the company. Which suggests that for other types of copyrightable works and author/customer relationships it doesn't happen automatically.
The changes seem to be in the RC branch from GNOME 48:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/commits/48.rc?ref_ty...

So, unless they are disabled or backed out, seems they might land in Fedora 42?
Private Signal groups, and my own BBS: https://bbs.sneak.berlin.
Well, not on MacOS, I imagine (you tell me which repository/mailing list they should send a PR to :p). Really Windows and MacOS seem like the places where a malloc replacement is generally quite useful (Windows is a particularly big offender in this regard, Windows malloc is abysmal - MacOS less so iirc but still pretty bad) - it's glibc that's somewhat of an outlier by being generally pretty good.
Definitely we should not support the US free speech where one can say any harmful shit and lie deliberately, but can't show tits because tits are "obscene".
You can keep those values, we are fine – thanks.

And definitely an allied country with a massive military — with whom you share a lot of intelligence — that turns on you out of the whim of one single crazy guy
is more of a threat than a poor long term enemy country pretty much isolated from international trade. Far more.
> Corporations care about their data a lot and would cancel deals over this.
Since you have mentioned "a lot" share few examples, pls.
Would that be possible in the US?

Could Havard annull a degree retrospectively e.g. due to pressure from donors or the president ?
Kibana + ElasticSearch was a mess for us. Was glad to get rid of it. Cost a fortune to run and was time consuming. Loki conversely doesn’t even show up on our costs report (other than the S3 bucket) and requires very little if any maintenance!

Also out of box configuration sinks 1TB/hr quite happily in microservices mode.
I’ve installed quite a few MicroLED from different brands and had the opportunity to visit factories. All of them is the same. Production cost and quality control.
MicroLED is too soon for very small pitch. Will the 0.68 for me it’s really an amazing product, the power consumption is still way off comparing to OLED and LED.

Unfortunately also the price is « justified » because of the complexity and new way to process it…Like OLED, give it a few years and it will definitely be the new wave. But at present, it’s still too expensive for most people.
https://github.com/microsoft/mimalloc?tab=readme-ov-file#per...
"naked apes" are humans. Us. All of us. Not "not yet internet users".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Naked_Ape
Uhhhhhh you do know that even the fairest test for "dumbness" would do exactly the same thing as before, right?
I guess he did end up abandoning the internet afterall
You can’t use a modern mac without hardware disk encryption; turning on FileVault in the UI is a no-op, security wise. (It does give you a recovery key to write down, which is good.)

You also can’t set a 90 day message expiration in Signal. 4 weeks is the maximum.

It’s insane to me that someone is talking about digital privacy hygiene and still using gmail. This basically invalidates the entire argument.

Protonmail also is a major UX downgrade; I recommend selfhosting an IMAP server for long term mail storage and using a service like Fastmail for your inbound email to replace gmail. Periodically move everything from your email provider to long term storage in your selfhosted IMAP server.
If you can find any resolution, the Japanese government will be very happy.
I think Arnie is a great example, especially because he was a governor for two terms for one of the richest and most populous states, California. If he was allowed to run for president, he would be an excellent candidate.

As a modern compromise, I think the US should allow people who moved to the US before a certain again (maybe 10 or 12) or have lived in the US for 20+ years. If you want to go a little further, you could require them to renounce any other foreign citizenships upon successful election.

The Australia law caused a bunch of trouble in the last 10 years because a bunch of MPs accidentally had US citizenship by birth to Oz parents living in US or one parent was a US citizen, but they never lived in US. (US citizenship is a bit viral in that sense!) I don't remember all of the details exactly, but it did make me think more deeply about a nationality policy for MPs. I think it is a reasonable requirement.
That's only true if the engineers are not allowed to copy/steal from existing designs. There are plenty that are better than GIMP (e.g. Photoshop, Krita, ...). If nothing else, make it easy to build a layer on top so that Photoshop can be replicated nearly exactly.
Betteridge's law in full effect
I remember when everybody in HN said they wished they could pay to avoid seeing ads and then Google introduced that feature.
Sorry, I'm struggling to make sense of this comment. I don't know C or C compilers very well at all, but I read the full gist and felt I learned a bunch of stuff and got a lot of value from it.

But then when I read this top comment, it makes me concerned I've completely misunderstood the article. From the tone of this comment, I assume that I shouldn't ever do what's talked about in this gist and it's a terrible suggestion that overlooks all these complexities that you understand and have referenced with rhetorical-looking questions.

Any chance you could help me understand if the original gist is good, makes any legitimate points, or has any value at all? Because I thought it did until I saw this was the top comment, and it made me realise I'm not smart enough to be able to tell. You sound like you're smart enough to tell, and you're telling me only bad things.
It was a D&D joke
Unless you get lazy like me and start committing only out of shame once the modified file count reaches close to triple digits or prior to doing very sketchy changes.
Constantinople yearns to be free.
When? Do you have a link?

Because the most recent delay was down to SpaceX. Their new dragon capsule was not ready on time to collect them, so they had to shift and replan for an older one.
Would probably help if you would add an explainer somewhere. I have no idea what the site is or does.
Now do the Pebble Core, with LTE service and hackable voice control and Spotify :)
I think real genius is translating all the heavy symbolic manipulation into visual processes, that people can see and interpret. Suddenly, you are not seeing some abstract derivation somewhat removed from real world, but another real visual process which you pause and reason with.

That makes the whole concept tick.
I struggle to see the issue here. Your perspective remains extremely polarized, regardless of the individual involved. You fail to grasp the conflict’s complexity and, as a result, demonize everyone associated with it. Just because someone joins the Israeli army doesn’t mean they endorse every action taken by Israel;

They enlist because they understand that, Israel being such a small country won't exist without an army.
Now you may not care, or even endorse such a development. But you can't blame someone who lived there all their lives and has families and friends all over the country to think and act the same.
WRK is basically void of drivers which is where all the pain generally is (and also where comparative survey may be kind of interesting, both the OS APIs and subjective quality? at least to me..). I am not sure if that is reflected on the others where they will dominate SLOC.

Doing a comparative survey on this justice would be a monumental undertaking, there's just not much to see here - some counters and statistics and box plots don't seem to work here.
Columbia just did, after pressure from the Trump Administration: https://www.jns.org/columbia-says-it-expelled-some-anti-isra...
Those stats seem correct.
It just seems a bit delusional to justify strong anti-zionism by saying it's 'orthogonal' (horrible word) from Judaism.

The point I was, a bit clumsily, trying to make in that part of my comment was that your stats, while correct, probably still leave most jews sympathetic to zionism. The reason I was nitpicky about that is that some Palestinian activists (apologies for implying I meant you) justify creepy uses of the term 'zionists' by casting doubt that it applies to most jews.
Email is insecure. Protonmail is no less private than any other normal email host. Its convoluted e2ee setup may be more private.

You can selfhost just IMAP storage, and pay an email service provider to receive and store your mail for you, periodically archiving it to
your own long term storage and removing it from the provider.
Am I missing something here or is inference going to be painful given the "low" memory bandwidth compared to, say, HBM2E?
What I had in mind wasn’t iMessage, but the fact that banking and digital ID systems such as Danish MitID are increasingly being built with the assumption that everyone owns a smartphone.

https://www.mitid.dk/en-gb/
I see replies claiming that you shouldn't move from X to Y because Y isn't perfect, even though it is better.
Hmm, as it happens there have just been general elections in Greenland [1]. Share of vote of parties that support independence: Pretty much 90%, with big gains for the party that advocates a "more rapid independence", and "favors greater cooperation with the United States". So perhaps Trump's bluster has produced effects... If perhaps not what Denmark would like.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Greenlandic_general_elect...
Check also for product name + accident (depending on the item), product name + scandal.