skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>You must exercise your immune system to get used to it.

The immune system is not a muscle and does not benefit from "exercise" in such a simple fashion. Inoculation is a careful process and does not "exercise" your immune system but rather reliably introduces a new identifiable threat to your immune system's memory. You can inoculate against a million different things and your immune system will be not significantly better equipped to handle a novel infectious agent.

Similarly, you could french kiss every single toddler during flu season and be no better off with a novel pathogen.

You cannot "exercise" the immune system. You can only train it to recognize specific targets.

The Hygiene Hypothesis, the closest thing to a speck of truth that this absurd notion might have come from, is about allergies and tuning the response of your immune system to common foreign bodies.

If the hygiene hypothesis is confirmed or well supported, growing up in a clean room would make your immune system over-active and over-destructive, NOT WEAK.

This stupid concept has grown so much since COVID and it's infuriating. The hygiene hypothesis is super important and is linked to research in human microbiomes and is essential for us to understand so that future generations aren't allergy-ridden hulks, but they would still fight off the flu just the same.

People will believe any bullshit just so they can continue to think getting a damn vaccine was somehow not the right move!

If you want a healthy immune system, then eat well, sleep plenty, get your fluids, and get vaccinated!. If you die from a preventable, communicable illness, your immune system won't be able to protect you from decomposing

/end rant
I didn’t vote for him either. I don’t necessarily see dementia there, but there are quite a few personality traits that I find absolutely abhorrent.
I think it's not abandoning the internet, it's abandoning the web, which is arguably the worst and best thing about the internet.

Like you, most people want to take the narrow bits of the internet that are useful to them and ignore the rest. Meanwhile the web is trying to make you do the opposite, drawing you in and wasting your time.

Over time this will mean leaving the web entirely for new and better interfaces that block out the toxic sludge and return control to the user.
don't forget a sub-70 cent dollar. Pretty rough to pay that sort of premium and THEN maybe GST and duty on your purchases. It's not the same as a generation ago when you had to go to the US to get their chocolate bars...
For the sake of Ubuntu users, it’s ‘apt install fd-find’. You’ll need an alias fd=fdfind too.
Tesla Booted from Vancouver International Auto Show over 'Safety'
Do the Soyuz still touch down in a desert in a place like Kazakhstan or do they touch down on water nowadays? The desert solid ground touch downs seem so brutal.
On the Economic Infeasibility of Personalized Medicine, and a Solution
I am currently living in a Minivan in Moab, UT.

I work from the local cafes, coop grocery store & library-- when I do work. Web App & DevOps stuff.

I'm mostly burned out from the last 2 years (layoff, then sending out ~700 applications and only landing a handful of interviews.)

However, my van has solar panels, a 2kwh battery, and a 12v refrigerator, which makes things much better. A sedan would be tough. I think minivan is a good size-- sure, a bit small to be a cabin, but great gas mileage (e.g. 24 mpg highway).

Why? Because I'd rather have privacy and freedom, than roommates. Can't really afford an apartment at the moment.
https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1897470032612851893

(Note: I don't know anything about the X account. It was just the first result I found.)

Edit: Also it sucks that I can't ask a genuine question on this website without getting downvoted to oblivion. Whatever the answer, it would be nice to get it without being judged.
Wait so the real issue you have is with foreigners, or what's the point here? If he was born in Germany it would've been ok? Don't dance around your point, just be explicit.
I've been seeing more AI slop being posted on reddit even on smaller subreddits. Whatever people are using to do it likes to somewhat randomly bold certain words to emphasize them so it stands out a bit once you notice it.
If fresh code in Rust truly reduces the number or severity of CVE in a massively tested and fuzzed C library like this one it will be a major blow to the “carefully written and tested C/C++ is just as safe” perspective. Just need the resources and Rust performance to rewrite them all.
My father-in-law convinced me to move over to jellyfin last month, and I'm honestly feeling really good about it. It has some quirks that a long time Plex user might find irksome, but it just _works_. The winning point for me was that there is no analytics. The sign in is local. Plex is still super cool, but I feel like Jellyfin is closing the gap!
Chromium is >35 million lines of code, switching languages all in one go just isn't happening.
The ecosystem enables focusing on the task at hand. It's great that you don't need to get side-tracked at every single step. There's many high quality libraries.
You can buy well built kits that are inexpensive. If you buy the cheapest available on Alibaba then maybe there's some risk of this
To be fair, death from re-entry is pretty bad for your health as well.
I’m talking earlier work like the first six albums or so that got them famous in the first place to sell sgt. peppers albums.
I made a jigsaw puzzle (featured in the Konva's home page) years ago. Recently did a full conversion to ReactKonva using Claude and it's a breeze.
What prevents essentially the same attack from being done by making a (desktop / tablet or even wall-mounted-display) web page that shows a QR code that, when scanned by a victim device, triggers the authentication flow?
> Because I can never remember how finds arguments work
They should put travel warnings on every country then.

The woman in question tried to self-sponsor a TN visa after being denied earlier at the Canadian border. I can understand why USCBP starts to think “this woman is trying to commit fraud” not “innocent mistake”.

I know most countries would detain and deport people attempting to commit immigration fraud.

Not sure why people should hold the US to a higher standard than other countries.
It wasn't fog, it was smoke. Lighters can't see through fog well
His father had 22 wives† and 52 children: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_bin_Ladin

Many of them are wealthy business owners.

______

† Not simultaneously: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygyny_in_Islam
"Well done" ... "I hope they're happy" ...

In case you weren't aware, that language isn't coming across as super-observational and not smug.
The thread is about the $9700 model which is not available in Europe nor was its availability announced publicly.
I don’t see how you can attribute cruelty to it. It won’t be any more or less cruel to boil the calf in a vegetable stock.

Besides, it clearly seems to have been a “don’t copy the ritual process of this other tribe” rule.
The San Diego port of entry is the busiest land border crossing in the western hemisphere. The takeaway here should be that the resources to handle immigration along the southern border are insufficient.
If there are alternative media that covers the material, by all means utilize them!

The reality is when you get deep enough in a topic, virtually all the content is available solely in text form. So I tell people that while it's fine to consume content in other formats, you have to make sure you are quite capable when it comes to reading.
> Those numbers are pathetic compared to the suffering caused by the israeli occupation of palestinians

The Gaza numbers are pathetic compared to the Vietnam war and the Vietnam war was nothing compared to the Holocaust. Let's keep deteriorating this debate I'm loving it.
She was refused to enter the US, which is fine, this is the US rights to deny if you don't follow due process. But she didn't try to hide it or overstay her visa, she was coming through the border and was forthcoming about applying for the visa.

But instead of sending her back, they put her in jail for 2 weeks. Could have been longer without media attention. There was no process for her, once within the walls, to get herself out.

> Why should the expectations of foreigners in US be different from every other country in the world?

Are you telling me this is common in any other country in the world to be denied entry and then put in jail instead of just be sent back?
Maybe

Audit committees have been around forever, because people think they are a good concept. A large fraction of the (time) cost in government (or dealing with the government) is dealing with initiatives to audit everything, and cut wasteful spending.

Not to say that eliminating waste isn't a good concept, but do not conflate the _idea_ of eliminating waste with any one particular implementation.
> I believe a lot of resentment Canadians currently feel towards Americans boils down to being treated the way they treat any other undesirable country.

yeah you nailed it perfectly. "how dare you deny us white status"
The point obviously isn't to give grocery stores more money for no reason, it's to support products that have higher quality standards.

Take poultry as an example, standards vary by county, but the differences between quality labels can be stark. Cheap poultry is often raised in tiny indoor cages and they need to be pumped full of antibiotics due to the unhealthy living conditions. On the other end of the spectrum, organic poultry is free to roam in fields and the coops are regularly moved or kept clean, avoiding the need for antibiotics in the first place.

Even if you disagree that the latter provides a better quality product, it's pretty clear that supporting brands with higher standards results in better living conditions for the animals.
> Not within 100 miles of the border unfortunately.

Taken from your link:

> In practice, Border Patrol agents routinely ignore or misunderstand the limits of their legal authority in the course of individual stops, resulting in violations of the constitutional rights of innocent people. These problems are compounded by inadequate training for Border Patrol agents, a lack of oversight by CBP and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and the consistent failure of CBP to hold agents accountable for abuse. No matter what CBP officers and Border Patrol agents think, our Constitution applies throughout the United States, including within this “100-mile border zone.”

It seems that non-US citizen still have rights, but abuse is rampant within the US border patrol.
She tried to enter the country illegally and illegally apply for a work visa.

1) She co-founded a hemp drink company in California as a Canadian.

"Jasmine Mooney, an actor who is also co-founder of the beverage brand Holy! Water, was detained on 3 March in San Diego, California."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/18/canadian-act...

2) She applied for a TN visa that was sponsored by her own company, which is illegal.

"I was granted my trade Nafta work visa, which allows Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the US in specific professional occupations, on my second attempt."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/19/canadian-det...

3) She self-sponsored her own TN visa through her company that she co-founded and this is illegal.

Visa Sponsorship Required

Contrary to popular belief, the TN visa classification does require an employer to “sponsor” an individual for TN visa work status.

The TN visa classification, unlike e.g. the E-2 visa, does not permit self-sponsorship.

https://www.bdzlaw.com/nafta-tn-blog/tn-visa-employer-obliga...

4) She was trying to enter the US illegally with an illegal work visa and even though the first TN was granted, she was likely detained because of the illegal nature of her TN visa application and the multiple attempts she made.

Everything ICE and CBP did was lawful.
If that is all the evidence presented, then under the wild new concept of “innocent until proven guilty,” yes it is.
I'm not woke, and personally hate that term. But I have two young boys that are coming to the age where they might be exposed to the online cancer that is Andrew Tate and his ilk.

I have the ability to sponsor/build a project with the goal of improving young male minds so that they can get direction, respect women and hopefully realise their intrinsic morals and ethics.

I think you guys know that most of us have these, but youth are especially susceptible to twisting and ultimately ruining that.

I am keen on hearing some ideas to help combat this and building/sponsoring some ideas.

For me, my outlet is art, but that might not appeal to the broader audience. If anyone has a great idea, I would LOVE to hear it.

Honestly, thank you for giving me the platform to discuss this.
You'll find people of Mexican ethnicity widely represented in ICE, Border Patrol, and other such orgs. People looking in from the outside might find this odd, but it's really quite simple. Getting into the US legally is hard, expensive, time consuming, and oh god - the paperwork. And eventually gaining citizenship makes gaining entry look like the easiest thing ever. So you go through all of this, and then somebody else pays some smugglers (enriching some of the worst of humanity), crosses illegally and now 'Yay - Yo soy Americano, hombre!' How do you think the former is going to feel about the latter?

It's also not just some American or Mexican thing. The same is true in many expat communities (of Americans) around the world. Actually maintaining your visa and other stuff in many places is frequently a massive PITA, expensive, time consuming, and so on. If somebody's there with the claim 'No you see bro, don't you understand I'm just an "undocumented migrant"', he's going to be held in very poor regard by most people there legally.

So even at the most basic level - illegal immigration is deeply unfair to people we want in the country. And that's just one aspect among many. The tales of things gone wrong, or simply of the emotional appeal of somebody trying to make a better life for themselves, can be very appealing - but it's but one dimension of an issue that has affects many, and has many consequences.
>with bullies in cooperate

If they really are "bullies" why not change job?

Find a smaller company?
In a similar way Rust can be very useful for the hot path in programs written in Python, Ruby, etc. You don't have to throw out and rewrite everything, but because Rust can look like C you can use it easily anywhere C FFI is supported.
I'm from the States, but it generally varies from employer to employer and role to role. If you're sitting on a support queue in a specific time zone then yes, there's often an expectation of consistent hours; for more general office work (especially since COVID), there's often an understood degree of flexibility in most cases.

As for transit delays, yes, those are also often excused within reason so long as there's not a recurring pattern. Still, hybrid work policies give workers wiggle room to reasonably challenge these requirements, especially if they're already completing all assigned work from home without issue, and that's the main point I was trying to make with my comment.

Labor is ultimately a negotiation, and this is one such tactic to take if it's available to you.
It drives at night and in pretty heavy rain just fine.
Wild that Bloomberg includes a trader who focuses on "diversity funds" as an example. Imagine now that traders focus on only non-diversity funds, and how that looks.
I would again refer you to the Statue of Liberty, and what America once stood for. You might be right about the brainwashing from media, but there is an older, deeper story and promise of the United States as the land of the free.

I think there is even a song about it, "land of the free home of the brave" or something like that. I hear it occasionally at sporting events.
For folks on macOS, you can also use "mdfind" as a command-line interface for macOS Spotlight search

https://ss64.com/mac/mdfind.html
Was just going to say, the fd,bat author reminds me of burntsushi (xsv, rg), in terms of the massive benefit they've added to the *nix command-line ecosystem.
If you want to go the other way and bring your old Mac to the internet, there is FujiNet. Also if you do have an old Mac, remove those old batteries, they leak destroying the motherboard.
To some extent this has always been the case in the US fairly broadly. From living in cities in the Midwest I've heard stories from people I know and their interactions with police and luckily the stories aren't this bad but they are in the same vein of incompetence and cruelty with little recourse.
> Companies and fans would commission art.

Why would they when they’d have every right to take it for free?

Creative endeavours would be absolutely stillborn if only people wealthy enough to practice their craft could pursue the thing
It's sort of a disingenuous video since they try to present 50-200% increases as small by saying it's some number of cents. And ignoring the environmental land use concerns with these lower efficiency approaches
When did that happen? If it took two years for the appeal to be approved, it must have happened a while ago.
>The specifics of this case are largely irrelevant to me, the fact is I am scared to cross the border into the US at this point.

"I don't know Homer Simpson. I never met Homer Simpson or had any contact with him, but--
I'm sorry. I-- I can't go on."

"That's okay. Your tears say more than real evidence ever could."
Surprisingly, Go is great for CLI tooling. It may not have the insane speed that carefully planned and written Rust does, but it's very easy to write and be performant without even needing to go to great lengths to optimize it.

I generally say that anything under 500ms is good for commands that aren't crunching data, and even Python CLI tools can come in under that number without too much effort.
I need to determine if this is true. I had not heard of it before, and the idea she would qualify for a TN visa seemed a little thin, but the rules are so arbitrary and uneven (especially these days) who knows. Regardless this sounds like a nightmare, and to top it off is neither "DOGE-efficient" or increases US security. It's a least 4-combinations of lose-lose.
>>> for the leisurely researcher, self-study must include the discipline’s foundational texts

>I feel like this person has some kind of dark academia aesthetic fetish that they need to hold onto to feel superior to everyone else.

This is how you end up on the Crackpot Index. Thinking you created a theory of everything or a cold fusion device despite literally not knowing algebra or basic electrical engineering.
try ugrep https://github.com/Genivia/ugrep ... if you don't switch over in a day, I'll eat my shoe.

It supports all the common grep options and you can split view in the -Q mode and it is smart enough to open your $editor at the line number it's talking about.

Try it, this is the workflow I've been waiting for.

Also lf. https://github.com/gokcehan/lf You've been wanting this for years as well.

No really. Just scroll: https://github.com/gokcehan/lf/wiki/Integrations ... https://github.com/chmouel/zsh-select-with-lf these things will change your life. I promise.
Like for whatsapp, they're buying the database, not the product.
Maybe one reason for the reactions are that his articles start to smell like Maslow's hammer, where every problem is a nail.
I never managed to use find. I would always find a different way to solve my problem (e.g. Midnight Commander).

I use fd all the time.

Simply having a better command line interface is a big deal.
well you might get downvoted, but its still true, just look what Robert Maxwell did with the PROMIS software. That was also coincidentally Mossad.
> I think people are confused by the definitions of primary/secondary sources.

Sorry:

Primary - the actual evidence. The actual letter written by Jefferson; the ice core itself, etc. For example, if you are an historian writing about Jefferson, you actually travel to the archive and read Jefferson's letters and look through the other papers, etc. - the actual stuff.

Secondary - the journal article, the scholarly book, based on primary sources (without those, it's just nonsense)

Tertiary - textbooks, news reports, etc. about the secondary source

Higher order - blog posts, social media, etc.: usually they haven't seen the evidence, haven't read the journal article, may have read the news report but often only read another social media post ...

> Insisting on reading all those journal articles as opposed to a good textbook is simply indulging in a fetish, IMO.

WTF do you know about me or anyone else to judge their choices? Your ignorance of the need for direct knowledge of things shines through. Here, the primary source is me; having no primary source your assertion isn't even secondary, just nonsense. Enjoy 'research' on social media.
a fix has been pushed for this, you can try it now.

I Deeply appreciate the feedback.
I appreciate the pun in the repository name https://github.com/googlefonts/fontations/
Removing copyright allows a company to take something that is in the public domain, make changes to it and not release the changes.

Yes, the GPL is a hack on the distribution of derivative works... but without those teeth to bite with and enforce, then nothing prevents one from taking some code that is not-copyrighted, making changes to it, and keeping the code to it completely in house while releasing it in a way that is not user modifiable.

The ideals of the GPL (and AGPL) of sharing the contributions back to the community to further progress would be unenforceable and lost.
They were collecting. Everyone I knew was paying.
Pricing is unbelievable
Lowers guard costs. If you turn down the lights, you need more guards and they are more at risk. Lights on, they can easily see and react so you need fewer.
I'd be awesome if there was a phone meant for photographers (who can't be arsed to carry a DSLR all the time). Like, take the sensor off a compact point-and-shoot and slap it on a smartphone. Because honestly it feels silly that point-and-shoots still exist in 2025; you'd think they'd have gone the way of the mp3 player.
Hemp And Honey seems to be a store that happens to sell Holy! Water. They seem to carry a lot of brands.

This appears to be their site: https://enjoyholywater.com/ - You can see they seem to focus on nootropics, mushrooms, herbs, etc with a little bit of hemp in it. Not so nefarious. This stuff is carried in mainstream stores all over the place.
So NASA did indeed try to prevent it, and weighed it against a multitude of other considerations, and actual experts running actual missions have explicitly and patiently explained the what, the how, and the why.
Ask HN: Project Ideas to Combat Toxic Masculinity Online
UPDATE: My first post didn't go as planned as I added in a URL, which I absolutely didn't need to.

I'm not woke, and personally hate that term. But I have two young boys that are coming to the age where they might be exposed to the online cancer that is Andrew Tate and his ilk.

I have the ability to sponsor/build a project with the goal of improving young male minds so that they can get direction, respect women and hopefully realise their intrinsic morals and ethics.

I think you guys know that most of us have these, but youth are especially susceptible to twisting and ultimately ruining that.

I am keen on hearing some ideas to help combat this and building/sponsoring some ideas.

For me, my outlet is art, but that might not appeal to the broader audience. If anyone has a great idea, I would LOVE to hear it.

Honestly, thank you for giving me the platform to discuss this.
Sounds good to me, how about we both exercise our immune systems - I'll give you as much time as you need then we'll both step on some rusty nails. I'll be taking the vaccine. Don't worry though, since you've been robustly hitting the immune system treadmill I'm sure you'll be safe from the ravages of tetanus.