skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Those numbers are pathetic compared to the suffering caused by the israeli occupation of palestinians.

The palestinian armed groups had a lot more weaponry than they brought along on October 7th, in an operation that was explicitly aimed at military personnel and bases, as detailed in the israeli report published a while back. They concluded for example that the palestinians in the unorganised second wave arrived at the Nova festival because they couldn't find the way to a military base.

It is unknown how many of those 1200 were killed by friendly fire. From widely circulated photos it has to be a rather large portion, and you also fail to mention that a lot of those people were soldiers and other combatants.

It's not a war, it's a genocidal occupation that is met with puny resistance. You should stop lying and get help to leave zionism.
TBF - China is anything but a free market.
Back in the early days of the Web, there was a company started that would allow anyone to annotate any web site - basically, you could go to any site, and add your own little notes to it, for others to view.

It didn't last long - there was some sort of rebellion against them as a service and it turned out they couldn't find a way to make money with it. (Akin to that push service that pushed news to everyones' screensavers, which seemed like a good idea at the time)

This feels like that.

I wonder how long it will last until the door is closed for folks to re-purpose others content in this way?
> we've been promised a future where anyone could build software without learning to code

When was that? All I remember is that it might have been a good science-fiction story, or the promises of a few salesmen.
The Brother HLL8350CDW I picked up in 2014 is still rocking along, with cartridges for the color laser being reasonable. My Bride has a brother mfc-l3770cdw, which she has been happy with - that was picked up a few years ago.
I had the late white plastic one; I got confused, because the first x86 MacBooks looked identical.
Every country is like this. Israel is the scariest but I remember decades ago crossing into Switzerland by train and in the middle of the night being woken up by border guards with barking German shepherds asking for my passport. I have so many stories it’s funny. On top of the other stories I’ve already posted, my friend who is Canadian drove into Buffalo for dinner and on his way back, they asked him where are you going. He answered “Canada” and they detained him and pulled apart his car looking for drugs. He was detained for hours until they let him go.
Harris said almost nothing about trans issues during the election. You're attempting to rewrite history if you're claiming it was somehow a core tenant of her campaign. That was entirely propaganda by the opposing party.
Is it finally time to short it safely?
Maybe try MODULES=dep in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules

https://manpages.debian.org/jessie/initramfs-tools/initramfs...
> The 3rd parties are not getting anything out of it.

Except all the profits from selling all those cables, connectors, and converters.
As a lawful permanent resident, I'm terrified of the country I've called home for a quarter century.

I don't think I would have survived what the Canadian woman went through.

EDIT: please call your congressperson and your senators. Tell them to stop this cruelty.
To be fair, that tends to happen when a country's government decides that, come hell or high water, they're going to control a market.

Musk going more insane doesn't help.
>I was taken to the nurse’s office for a medical check. She asked what had happened to me. She had never seen a Canadian there before. When I told her my story, she grabbed my hand and said: “Do you believe in God?”

>“I believe God brought you here for a reason,” she said. “I know it feels like your life is in a million pieces, but you will be OK. Through this, I think you are going to find a way to help others.”

You've got to be fucked in the head to think this is an appropriate thing to do as an agent that's part of a federal process. Keep your god out of work!
How can you honestly believe this? What evidence do you have of this?
What do you know, Assaf Rappaport also worked at McKinsey.
Never underestimate hype in keeping stuff alive, and absolutely never underestimate the willingness of government to save companies that should go under.

I don’t much care for Keynes, but as I’ve gotten older, the “wild animal spirits” makes more sense as markets are seemingly never rational. Even when they are, the government now likes to “bail out” companies that the market has said ought fall.

For Musk, be he one thing or another, he has been a political animal from the start. He chose sectors where government money was available, where politicians could gain credibility with the public by supporting his companies (electric cars, solar, space), and he consistently got the hype running high enough to provide radical over-valuations. When the political winds began to shift, so did he. He immediately pivoted to position himself no-longer as center-left, but somewhere right-of-center when the majority of the USA went that direction. The primary issue with this is that to the US right… electric cars and solar aren’t too interesting, and space while admirable isn’t a priority.

I think that any prognostication on the death of Tesla is a bit hasty, but Musk’s usual strategy is certainly in question.
I don't have anything of substance to say, but I wanted to mention that I appreciate your subtle xkcd reference[0]!

[0] https://xkcd.com/641/
I wonder why agents in the field, customs, immigration etc, seem so eager to implement these changes.
Your first two sentences mostly sounds like a semantic argument to me. While I agree not all dogs within a breed are high risk (especially after quality training and while under the care of an experienced handler), I would say that if the breed exhibits a higher rate of "dangerous" traits, I would consider the breed to be higher risk than others.

I agree handlers are and should be responsible for their animals' behavior - but I also don't believe you can fully control any animal. Like us they are sentient and have free will.

I also believe that generally a breed/dog's "negative traits" (your term) are the flip side of their positive traits: herding -> nipping, scent hound -> runs off, high energy (work dog) / looks to humans for direction -> anxious / clingy, etc.

I think we'll have to agree to disagree. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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In a completely free market, it's less clear. A lot of what Chinese companies do could be called dumping, and they're doing it with government support.
The part when you learn that these detention centers are for profit businesses really is the cherry on top of the dystopia.
For comparison,

"Write a set of alternative lyrics to the theme for Gilligan's Island based on the two astronauts that went up in the Boeing Starliner and were supposed to spend about 8 days in the ISS but ended up spending about 9 months. It's important to follow the meter and rhyme pattern."

Gemma 3:

Okay, here's a set of alternative lyrics to the Gilligan's Island theme song, tailored to the story of Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams' extended stay aboard the International Space Station due to issues with the Boeing Starliner. I've tried to maintain the original song's meter and rhyme scheme as closely as possible.

(Music: Same as the original Gilligan's Island theme)

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
Of two brave astronauts, set to sail—
To the ISS, a mission planned,
For eight short days, a helping hand.

(Chorus)
Starliner launched, a hopeful flight,
But problems arose, with all their might!
Nine months they stayed, a cosmic spree,
A longer journey than it should be!

The capsule docked, all seemed so fine,
But glitches appeared, a worrying sign.
Repairs were needed, delays took hold,
A story of patience, bravely told.

(Chorus)
Starliner launched, a hopeful flight,
But problems arose, with all their might!
Nine months they stayed, a cosmic spree,
A longer journey than it should be!

They orbited Earth, a watchful crew,
Experiments done, and tasks anew.
While ground control worked, with skill and grace,
To bring them safely back to base.

So listen close, and you will see,
A space adventure, for you and me!
A tale of resilience, strong and true,
Wilmore and Williams, seeing it through!

Notes on Choices & Challenges:

Meter & Rhyme: The original song is very specific in its rhythm and rhyme. I've prioritized that above all else. This meant some compromises in the narrative detail.
Narrative Focus: I focused on the core issue – the extended stay due to Starliner problems – and tried to convey a sense of the situation without getting bogged down in technical details.
Tone: I aimed for the same lighthearted, slightly whimsical tone as the original.
"Sail" vs. "Space": The original uses "sail," which is obviously nautical. I tried to make "flight" work as a parallel.
Keeping it Concise: The original theme is very short. Fitting a complex story into that format is a challenge.
I hope this captures the spirit of the situation while staying true to the iconic song! Let me know if you'd like any adjustments or further refinements.
With respect to the New Testament, Josephus' "Antiquities of the Jews" is the most contemporary historical account of the region, written in the late 1st century, and attests to the execution of John the Baptist by Herod Antipas, the rule of Pontius Pilate in Judea, and some other events attested to in the New Testament. Some of these events are themselves corroborated by Roman authors and archaeological evidence, such as coins and the Pilate stone.
> There were around 140 of us in our unit. Many women had lived and worked in the US legally for years but had overstayed their visas – often after reapplying and being denied. They had all been detained without warning.

Yet they chose to feature this white person from a white country.

This article reminds of beginning of ukraine war when US press was showing white ppl and saying "we need to stand with them because they are like us".
There was an interesting prelude: once the flight restrictions were lifted after 9/11, the FBI packed up 140-160 relatives of Osama Bin Laden living in USA and quietly flew them out of the country.
In car ads.

Anything subscription based.

The fact that my car does not act as a wifi hotspot.

The move to require my phone to provide services to my car like navigation.
From the play Lion in Winter:

Geoffrey: My you chivalric fool... as if the way one fell down mattered.

Richard: When the fall is all there is, it matters.
It's interesting, after my time at Amazon (8 years) -- I struggled to visualize decisions without a document, because you get so used to reviewing things in that way. However, it's EXTREMELY heavy-handed. People will give you comments on the structure of your document (to "raise the bar") instead of the content of the document, and often you can't get documents reviewed until they are aesthetically in the right place for people to digest them. Ultimately, I think it makes sense when you're at a large organization with high attrition (such that you need to keep track of all of the decisions which are made), but otherwise, it's probably not worth it to do a formal document writing process.
I think you might be missing the scale of the destruction and oppression of Palestine by Israel. Just look at what they did to Gaza https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-20415675
While reading, I felt such strong Kafka vibes in this story.
This whole debacle scares me.
It’s almost impossible to figure out the official reason she was flagged by the first border officer.

She had a prior denial for a work visa. Then flew into San Diego to apply the second time and got it.
Apparently, she should’ve applied via her consulate instead because of the prior denial ?

Can someone explain in non legal terms why this resulted in a visa revocation and detention?
I was disagreeing that it is just a matter of some officials doing a bad job. And in any case it is not about who is right or wrong, OP is right in identifying that there is no due process, and I did not disagree with that.
With 320Mhz you could get about 3Gbps Real world or roughly 300MB/s. Basically max out the 2.5Gbps Ethernet port.

It is useful at times when you are transferring between NAS or on a 2.5Gbps Internet. I think it hit the sweet spot of having enough headroom that when I need it, it is there.
would make european tourist spots so much clamer and nicer
Objective is to earn as much money as possible without regard for people. Those detention centers and prisons are privately owned.
Standard rotations are about 6 months - Butch and Suni were supposed to be up there for 8 days... Their families, their lives, and everything normal for way longer than planned. Health routines or not, that’s a brutal toll—mentally, emotionally, not just bones and muscles. Stop downplaying it like it’s no big deal
"Translate all custom C, BLISS, FORTRAN and DATATRIEVE applications on this VAX into Golang and reconfigure all custom DCL scripts to run in BASH on Linux. Output the results as a bootable disk image for GB10 processors."
I owned a M1 MacBook Air and I was similarly impressed by everything mentioned in this review.

MacOS coming from Windows, not so much. A menu bar 'orphaned' from the application window? A 'File Explorer' (Finder) lacking basic functionality. Dragging a file download onto the Applications folder to install software (what?). Plugging in a 2K monitor to find it is unable to display at native resolution without installing third party apps. MacOS feels like it is some relic from the past.

EDIT: judging from the comments here, I accept it may be part unfamiliarity. Maybe I should give it another go. What resources would you recommend for someone new to MacOS?
"Many ask me, 'How do I say your name?'".

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgSGVvZlOz-/
Complete prejudice and lies, why do those from China have backdoors and those from the United States are very secure? At least publicly available information shows that Huawei has never intentionally left backdoors, while the NSA in the United States is notorious!
so politically incorrect
Harris just wasn't appealing enough, eh?
I avoid even connection flights going through the US.
I don't know if it's just more media attention recently or what not, but I used to joke about not wanting to go to China because of these similar reasons. Strange feeling to recommend to friends visiting the US to now be just as careful. That story is honestly insane.
Non-policy reasons: Too attached to Biden, didn't win via a primary but because Biden stood down far too late. (Not that she would've won a primary).
My sister accidentally brought a banana across the border from Canada into the US 20 years ago and because of that she gets secondary inspection every time.
Running modern games on Linux requires Vulkan, which has iffy support in MacOS at best (and MacOS isn’t officially supported by Valve’s compatibility tools).
Personally, even if I lose something listening to an audiobook while driving, I gain more than if I did something else. It's otherwise lost time. I can always re-listen and gain something I missed the first time.
I think trying to fit things into a dichotomy of puff/hit pieces is actually obscuring the truth here. Eric Berger is a space flight enthusiast and so he covered SpaceX positively when they were doing good work there, but now that Musk seems to be interested only in playing political games rather than running his companies, there isn’t much positive to report: it’s not a hit piece, just the truth many SpaceX fans didn’t want to hear. It’s not a left/right thing (do you know how Boeing’s CEO votes?) but rather Musk having fully embraced the post-modern world of right-wing politics where there’s no such thing as truth which contradicts what the party wants to be true.
> That would be the response to nearly every question I would ask over the next two weeks: “I don’t know.”

I'm disappointed, but not surprised. Observing how Americans function, it's very common for them to just let someone higher-up in the system take the responsibility, until the decision reaches a person who is so far removed from the human element they cannot possibly care. Case in point: once I messaged on a public Slack channel "hey I did this thing X, not sure if that's what I was supposed to do". Nobody said anything to me, two weeks later I got scheduled "just a quick sync" with HR. The HR employee was obviously on a different continent.
True, "banned" was likely a non sequitur as opposed to a straw man. Many of your other remarks are as well.

If multiple services require you to use the same identifier then those accounts are trivial for anyone to find and link.

The existence of alternative services with different terms does not address the issues raised in this thread. Neither does it change the fact that I think the existence of real name policies makes society worse. Of course I'm going to complain about that.

> Just use it as a modern telephone book.

Other people upload information about me into said book. There are various things that I can't do unless I use said book and those have nothing to do with looking up contact information.

It would be bad enough if the only issue were that the provider of the telephone book could every contact lookup. Unfortunately that is but the tip of the metaphorical iceberg.
Have they removed the stupid globe key from the keyboard (or moved it)? I'm getting pretty annoyed at hitting it when I very clearly mean something else, and the menu it brings up by default is a waste of time.
You didn't read the article, did you? Hint: it's in the last third.
Truly despicable what we did to those people. Obama promised to shut it down, but once in office he did little to nothing.
Yep I've been thinking BYD is just some Chinese brand that's only in China, but I saw one on the road in the UK recently and looked it up and they actually have something like 80 showrooms in the UK already. Way more than Tesla.

Maybe making a dumb triangular truck that nobody wanted wasn't such a good idea after all. I imagine the BYD cars have such mod cons as rain sensors that work and indicator stalks too.
Geforce now is amazing these days if you like gaming and only have a mac.
This has been my one wish as well, even if they stubbornly refuse to improve it in many other ways.
Handwriting in America, Thornton
Rhetorical question, or are you genuinely asking?
Ex-PO operator is first Horizon IT victim to launch legal action against
> I love the idea of the Framework 13" machines with Ubuntu. Almost same weight as a 13" Air and with strong upgradeability. Disadvantages (to me) are the battery life on Linux is significantly less than an Apple device (although hard to find exact numbers

As one battery life datapoint, I have a Framework with the previous gen AMD board and the 61wh battery, and in Linux Mint with no special configuration I get about 7 or 8 hours in normal use (with wifi+BT+average backlight, just doing normal browsing/file editing, not maxing out CPU rebuilding a massive project for hours). That's totally fine for my needs, it's effectively a full workday or an intercontinental airport + flight without power. I'm very happy with it and the upgradeability has been great (I upgraded mainboard, and now having the old mainboard running as a home server).
That might be my top inconvenience as well. I wanted the larger screen but didn't want the weight of the MacBook Pro so got the M3 Air. The other thing the article doesn't mention is the sound of the speakers. They might be ok compared to PC laptops but isn't close compared to those in the MacBook Pros--I miss it more than any other difference. I knew this going in so I'm fine with it and just tend to use earphones more.
IMO, the prompt is more clearly copyrightable than the output image... which is also the derived work of all the training data.
All Harris had to do to win was promise to stop sending arms to Israel.

Many, many polls showed this very clearly. 77% of Democrat voters wanted an arms embargo, and over 30% of 2020 Biden voters in key battleground states said that this issue was serious enough to affect their vote.

> A Harris organizer who worked on youth turnout said that senior campaign officials gave them an order: When they sent out mass volunteer or fundraising emails and people replied by asking about Gaza, they were told to mark it as “no response.” The result? They seldom ended up engaging with voters on that issue.

- https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/uncommitted-le...

So yeah, if there was one thing wrong with Harris, that would be it. That one issue would have changed the result, and as far as single issues go, I call genocide a pretty big one. It's kinda the biggest.

Far from the only issue though - campaigning with Dick Cheney was pretty fucking stupid, for one thing. Then there was promising to be harsher on immigration than Trump. Promising the world's "most lethal" military (we already are?) while trying to gaslight broke Americans into believing the economy was great. In general, trying to pick up right wing votes was a heinous 'strategy'.
This is partly open sourced, not fully
"Switzerland by train and in the middle of the night being woken up by border guards with barking German shepherds asking for my passport"

What is exactly wrong here? They checked your passport and went on their way, that is how it works.
In my mind there's a "standardized", probably cargo, e-bike that has not yet been invented. A e-bike (or scooter) that is mass-produced and inexpensive like the Volkswagen Bug and popular enough to breed an ecosystem of aftermarket parts, mods, etc.

Let the clones follow using the same parts, connectors and you could have a world-wide phenomena.
> These women acknowledged that they shouldn’t have overstayed and took responsibility for their actions.

They took responsibility for their actions so they should't have been put there.

punishing ppl even after they take responsibility is not what ppl voted for.
From my experience and talks with tops of really large projects (country-wide wi-fi network as example), I think, people should first make at least one project with waterfall approach and only after this could use Agile really effective.

Discipline is really problem within agile teams, and Agile approach is not effective when team is not disciplined enough.

But, when team already gain good discipline, for example within large waterfall project, will really flourish after switch to Agile/SCRUM.

So, as I see, good approach to use waterfall project as bench and as filter (some people just could not work in team at all, or could not work in Agile environment, so unfortunately need layoff them), and than switch survivors to Agile.

Must admit, could exist other ways to achieve efficient Agile, but at the moment I don't think they as effective as waterfall train bench and only after it Agile.
I don't think that leaving trans people alone is extremist.
Microsoft's Topological Qubit Claims Create Mixed Reactions
That's one perspective. On the other hand, I find many missing pieces what I'm looking for while driving in silence. When I reach my destination, either have answers or new questions to jot down.

I think silence / noise is another form of breathing. After filling your brains' queues, you need to allow it to process these queues in its own terms. When queues are processed, there is loot to collect at the other end of the bar.
This thread is talking about Wiz. The comment you responded to was about the fact that security company founders often have intelligence community backgrounds and/or come from adversary states (from a US/European perspective.) It had nothing to do with VPN.
Was due to go to meet our new local hires post April. Standard ESTA. No way I'm going now.
Nobody does civil disobedience by themselves: you do it as a group and yes the group better find an attorney beforehand …