skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What do you mean by "Hamas"? In zionist parlance it is usually a euphemism for palestinians or arabs generally.

Do you get payed for hasbara or do you volunteer for some other reason?

Only a few countries consider Hamas to be a terrorist organisation. It's unlikely Bibi does, since he got Qatar to give him money in suitcases to drive into the Gaza strip, because banks didn't want to touch it due to the risk of sanctions. At the time he didn't think he could get away with genocide, but he likely does now.

There is nothing the armed wings of Hamas, PIJ, PFLP and so on has done or could do in the short to medium term that comes even close to what Israel is doing and has been doing for a very long time. You do not care about international humanitarian law or human life.

I've been looking at footage of maimed small children more or less daily for more than a year. Of course I feel hatred, as would any sane person. The difference between you and me is that I would like to see justice, I would like the perpetrators to be brought to the Hague and given due process, while you spread misinformation in the service of heinous crimes to help facilitate genocide and apartheid.
I think most jews have refused to do aliyah, and jews are a common sight in protests against US-Israeli atrocities.

I also think you mean israeli palestinians, not "Arabs", which is a slur in everyday israeli discourse. It's a society with the informal slogan 'death to arabs', as you probably know.

Most israeli jews agree with apartheid and the genocidal politics of the state they live under. There are regular polls that show this, e.g. from the Israel Democracy Institute. Very few take action against the state on this issue, and the large anti-Bibi protests are general opposition protests, they basically want a deal to get hostages and prisoners out, and then resumed genocide, i.e. the line of the parliamentary opposition.
What is the point you're trying to make here? Interesting sources but find it difficult to follow.
Man, the worst is "overnight shipping" on Amazon. It's a huge nerf over normal shipping, but they push it like it's some sort of perk.

Unless you live in a detached home, "overnight shipping" just means someone's going to call you at 5:30am asking how to enter your apartment and then try again in two days when you don't pick up. One time I did this dance for a week because they kept coming at 4am, and I feel bad for them too, but c'mon "4am-8am" delivery, and they don't have Amazon Locker access?

I wish I could disable it permanently.
Imagine what a massive mountain range italy and sicily must have been before the great flood
Check out all the issues currently faced by people with either updated or X gender on their documents. Look at what happens with documents at government level that use even vaguely trans-related words. Do you get why people would see erasure like that as threat, given historical context?
Heathrow airport closed: more than 1k flights affected after substation fire
First you can go and leave as you like, then you can go but can’t leave, then you have to go.

Given the things he said about vaccines and bird flu, I wouldn’t trust him an inch.
No need to apologise.

But you are correct, it is seen as compensation. The train company makes a lot of money selling first class tickets and wants to prevent these people from taking a car again.
I’d be surprised to find “middle managers” at all among the top 100 senior leaders of a company with 150k+ employees,
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43431609 mentioned that it was fine tuned from https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceTB/SmolVLM-256M-Instruct

It would be interesting to see if fine tuning on your KTANE test improves your results?
Hilo > UUID
The full quote, as per Futurism: (emphasis mine)

> I’m going to create these wellness farms where they can go to get off of illegal drugs, off of opiates, but also illegal drugs, other psychiatric drugs, if they want to, to get off of SSRIs, to get off of benzos, to get off of Adderall, and to spend time as much time as they need — three or four years if they need it — to learn to get reparented, to reconnect with communities,

I am not going to skim through 1.5h of deranged ramblings in a raspy voice to find him saying this though.
They had camps to cure gayness.

The problem isn’t the camps but the people who have the authority in them and how the treat people especially if the cure isn’t working.

Not everything can be cured by organic food, fresh air and labor.

BTW is the food the grow for the farms only or is selling it part of the plan?

If the latter then it’s about cheap labor
If you read this, and China in any US mainstream media, you'd have a more balanced view. Consuming propaganda on both sides will give you a greater understanding overall.

I'm going to take a wild guess and say that 95% of anything China in western media is negative, 4% neutral, and 1% positive. So don't fret. You're not going to suddenly love China just by reading this one piece.
> a lot of it looks completely hysterical

Some bad history with executive orders / The Alien Enemies Act and interning people in the US:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_Japanese_America...

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_German_Americans

Also, the current administration stated an intent to relocate (intern / reeducate?) the homeless, many of whom are citizens.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_47#Social_issues
And aluminium also has a tendency to crack, maybe not as abruptly as carbon but still, enough to worry about when buying used.

However, I still worry about getting my carbon hiking poles stuck in a crack, them breaking and then impaling myself on the sharp break
The solution is that the sender give you a one time code that is required upon delivery.
Why does it need to be a foreign enemy? Could be domestic enemies.

Replace it by necessity with a CEO-dictator. Isn't that the Yarvin, Thiel, Musk playbook?

"Americans ... have to get over their dictatorphobia"
95% of the world's countries inspect your phone at the border for messages critical of the government?
Well congrats firstly. Secondly, my advice would depend on where you want to take this. If you want to develop your physics and maths, you would learn a lot by adding some more types of vector.

For example, you could add 3D vectors. I would do them in Cartesian (x,y,z) form first but you'll really learn a lot when you add spherical and cylindrical form. Cylindrical form is also identical to the other main 2D form for vectors (polar)[1]. Spherical coordinates are very useful for modelling certain vector fields (eg gravity) that are spherically symmetrical. Cylindrical coordinates are useful for things like the temperature distribution around a hot pipe or something like that. Polar coordinates are great for representing rotating systems, which will be a real challenge but you will learn an incredible amount from.

To get the background knowledge, I would check out MIT8.01 Mechanics online[2]. It is really excellent and you will learn a lot from it. Some of it you may find hard, but it is deliberately formulated so doesn't have any really advanced maths prerequisites (eg differential equations are kept to a minimum) and the presentation is really clear so if you're motivated you should learn an amazing amount. There is a free textbook included in the course website which covers all the underlying maths.

[1] Cylindrical form just has a z coordinate. If you set that to 0 it is effectively Polar in the x,y plane.

[2] https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/8-01sc-classical-mechanics-fall-...
would you, in the context of fascist Germany or other totalitarian regimes with concentration camps, not understand the quoted text as cynical euphemism for such camps?

this understanding of metaphors is not that it was used then. the understanding happens today a contemporary application of historical knowledge.

and honestly, it's obvious.
I don't care because it doesn get deployed in EU anyway. EU-Siri is just as dumb as it has always been.
If RFK’s comments were made in isolation, I wouldn’t be so worried.

However, you put it in context with the fact that this administration has shipped off people to an El Salvadoran prison without any due process… this becomes a lot more ominous.
Sure it is. I suspect the reason that you didn't provide any details from those cases is that the judgements wouldn't be surprising if you did.

If you really want to be able to get rid of people willy-nilly in Germany, use subcontractors and 'rent' the labour you need.
I maintain an app that was originally written in 2011 in Rails, and a lot of old code looks very similar to what we have in Rails 2025.
It's very easy to dig into existing code. Feels really good.
They also had (but squandered) the potential to be ahead on the software side. macOS is the only platform I'm aware of that has every app wired for scripting (AppleScript/Apple Events). And not only that, they already solved the issue of adoption since almost every well-behaved (read: non-electron) application has decent support for AppleScript.

It would take very little effort to put an LLM frontend on top of this, and yet they've not only abandoned applescript (or the underlying apple events) at a time when they could expose it to the masses, but have gone in the exact opposite direction with "Shortcuts".

Oh and the icing on the cake is that apple events can be sent over the network as well, and this infrastructure has existed since the early days of OSX.
I just don't understand why people have gone down this ci in the cloud train. I've been using some form of build scripts locally and then just extended that to run on jenkins as a standard flow for the longest time and reproducibility is key. It always will be. If you just have a generic script or tool that builds your project and people can just pick it up and read it then it's going to be way easier to adopt and debug. Stop trying to use platforms with a dsl, with breaking down pieces in their proprietary way. It makes no sense.
I've been interested in Lisp before, but Clojure seems to be a more widely used and active version. I'd have to learn it again; the syntax is quite interesting.
It's the whole world (or at least most of) and not just the UK.
> because developers have been allowed to pick what they want.

That's a technical leadership failure first and foremost
Graphs don't really capture the entirety of hashmaps and other indexing concerns. Other than that yea I agree.
Blame Elon Musk and his Nazi salutes and Hitler apologist retweets for that. It can't be much simpler to understand.
OpenAI lanched o1 Pro with Higher reasoning why is it 100X costoy that o3-mini?
consider the following hypothetical situation:

lets say your car tires pop.

Person A: "I will paint your car tires red. That will fix them."

Person B: "painting my flat car tires red wont fix them."

Person C: "well youre just being defeatest. we have to do something".

Person B: "..."
Wow. It looks like the two of us were responding to the same underlying needs. Great to see your project.
He has no heart. He is cruel, as he subscribes to the idea that a disease isn’t something you get because you rolled the dice wrong, but something that can be avoided by being “pure”. For him, pure health is never systematic or unlucky; the person is at fault.

This is not only immoral and vile, but borders on the psychopathic. The man should have never been allowed to make any decision affecting public health.
Using a LLM to write the logic in a book
Electric cars are doing fine. Sales are up. It's just Tesla that is going down.
Apple's TTS voices still run on 10 year old technology. Pretty disappointing, at one time the had the best system voices.
> You’ll get your data synced for you

How does this happen without an interface for conflict resolution? That's the hard part.
if a post-op trans woman is arrested, she's denied access to HRT and sent to a men's prison, where she will be given to violent male inmates to pacify them. this is known as v-coding. even having a vagina doesn't exempt you from men's prison, it just makes you more likely to be repeatedly raped as the justice system grinds on. this was already the case in some US states but the EO makes it Federal.

the State Department has also announced that it considers sex markers that don't correspond to sex at birth to be fraudulent. ostensibly for the sports ban, but it actually applies to all visa applications and documentation.

combine those two facts with the administration's stated antipathy towards us, and the recent trend of Germans and Canadians being detained for weeks with no apparent cause, and I think you should see why trans women ought to avoid US travel right now.
Another big driver to move from text to video: It is easier to monetise video via YouTube compared to a blog. People with millions of subscriptions on YouTube aren't creating FE learning material out of the goodness of their hearts; it is a big business. Also, video is almost always lower information density compared to text, so it is easier for your net to capture more customers.
The order being reasonable or not is not germane to the topic at hand. It isn't relevant what sex a transgender person is defined to be. What matters to the boycott is that transgender people in tech are facing difficulty entering the U.S. to attend the conference. Wouldn't you agree that's a problem?
In the saddest possible way, I think the US learned the lesson and won't engage in a classical on the ground warfare against a country like France. To start, France is a nuke holder with bases around the world, so the stakes are that much higher. And as you point out it already has an history of resistance and fighting to the bitter end.

So the only option an actual war would happen is IMHO extremely violent and short-lived, Hiroshima/Nagasaki levels of impact. I don't know how that would happen, and also don't want to know, but I see it at some rhetorical probability.
Ideas are worthless. There are billions of ideas born and dying every day. It is the execution that gives idea value, it is quality of the execution that determines amount of value
Interesting, I remember from I was young there was tons of fantasy LARPing in Russia. There was a subset of people (easily found in Youtube videos) who were into it due to some combination of making historical-looking armor and weapons, and then drinking and fighting with said armor and weapons with few rules and high probability of injury.

There were also tons of people that would LARP for the story/role playing focus, with wooden swords and tennis balls for fireballs, at very, very low cost. The former derisively called them "curtain people" (занавесочники) based on their cheap-ass costumes. Isn't the whole point of LA-RP is that you RP so production values shouldn't matter?
TIL! I use alt-. for that when running interactively, good to know there's a way to do that in a script
That's hardly isolated to this site. COVID did a number on us.

Fwiw, people have been saying this since the site started. Don't worry. There will always be a safe space for rich assholes to divorce themselves from reality and romanticize their exploitation.
You've definitely called me out: I currently live in an area where I can do a bunch of different hobbies year round for the most part, and happen to enjoy them.

I totally agree that if one goes all in for their D&D hobby, meeting women directly is not likely, but it's totally possible to connect to other people via that hobby (e.g. to the dungeon master's single female friend, etc).

I guess the point I was trying to make is don't singular focus on "finding a girlfriend" and then contort oneself into doing things they don't find enjoyable for extended periods (e.g. cooking classes, volunteering with pets, salsa dancing. Those are great hobbies, but too often my awkward male friends begrudgingly do those even though they hate them because they think "that's where the women are").
Octopus's Other Car Is a Shark
Compare the content of a blog post and a social media post.
I'd say the better analogy is different libraries rather than frameworks.
I read your documentation and this is one of the best projects I came across. No unnecessary complexities, gets the job done with simple REST calls. Hope there is a way to export analytics!
I tried it on my Radeon 7900 GRE 16GB on Windows 11 WSL Ubuntu 24.04 with torch 2.4.0 and rocm 6.3.4, from here, https://repo.radeon.com/rocm/manylinux/rocm-rel-6.3.4/.

I am impressed, it runs very fast. Far faster than the non-turbo version. But the primary time is being spent on the texture generation and not on the model generation. As far as I can understand this speeds up the model generation and not the texture generation. But impressive nonetheless.

I also took a head shot of my kid and ran it through https://www.adobe.com/express/feature/ai/image/remove-backgr... and cropped the image and resized it to 1024x1024 and it spit out a 3d model with texture of my kid. There are still some small artifacts, but I am impressed. It works very well with the assets/example_images. Very usable.

Good work Hunyuan!
Source for the "AlexNet" Paper
Well, no, unless they're also insisting on annexing the UK, and crippled UK military hardware while they're in an existential war. I haven't seen such reported.
Yes and we used to kill witches for being... different.

That is to say, to any sane modern human, curing gayness is nothing like curing drug addiction.

We have to do something. Because whatever we've been doing for the past two decades has amounted to nothing.

And maybe that ends up being the answer, that there is nothing you can do. But I'll never insult someone for trying, no matter the method.
Bending Spoons Acquires Komoot
And even when you are asked to sign, it usually goes like this:

"Sign here"

"What is it? Who is the recipient?"

"Just sign"

Like, you don't know what you've signed for until after signing for it.
But first you need corepack because globally installing yarn is BAD

Corepack is marked experimental but trust us bro

oh if you don't have corepack just install it globally (this is fine)

If you do have it, you have to opt into the experiment by running "corepack enable"

So simple
See also: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2025/03/komoot-acquired-history-...
a beloved tool from Potsdam, Germany. Best in market for planning routes.
I always had my grievances with their lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS though.
They could have had all my money of they would have had a customizable UI (or at least a bunch of skins to choose from).
So much data collected and no useful HUD. Just copying what Garmin etc have (e.g. audio indicators for next turns) would have made a big difference...
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Literally just guessing: that substation is on the train route to central London, which is the main public transport connection in and out of Heathrow. Indeed the Elizabeth tube line is suspended on the Heathrow branch.

So perhaps the core issue isn't inability of the airport to operate, but of people to get in and out.
Hi, I'm also building a Todolist app with an AI that prioritizes tasks based on urgency, importance & bugs you until you finish :)
I go a step further to integrate information sources into it like emails, slack, notes etc cause managing information is also a struggle for me
Feel free to check it out at https://saner.ai/
Chrome Extension for saving and accessing links
Hey everyone! As a person who hates using bookmarks in Chrome, cause it's hard to find them later / organize, I created my own extension to easily save and organize my links / bookmarks.

My problem is that I always have lots of tabs opened, because I don't wanna loose something that I want to "check out later". And I don't add them to the bookmarks for the reason mentioned above hehe. So I thought, what if I could save them easily, organize links into thematic collections, and have a super easy access to them from my browser?

And so now here is my very first extension, so don't judge too hard hehe. But it does all that I mentioned above.

If anyone is interested, then it is called Keeplinker, and you can find it here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/keeplinker-save-org...

My idea is to develop this product, listen to user feedback, and make really really useful and simple bookmark manager out of it. I know I have a long way to go, so just wanna share it in a community of like-minded people.

Could you please let me know what features would you want to have to use something like that?
Begone, greentext troll. Use your real handle.
Yeah, this is why I almost never enable the search feature. Hopefully Claude (I have not tried) has a way of disabling it.
Regardless of your take on this, it's very interesting to see the UI components they're using. These look identical to the gov.uk system, but I wasn't aware of it being available for use outside of their government websites.
Americans also eat earlier.
Not dropping RISC-V support after all, maybe
It's for streaming on platforms like YouTube or Twitch, usually when streaming games or doing art. Instead of using a webcam to show yourself (mostly in a small overlay in a corner), you show a PNG image of yourself or an avatar. To give these static images for variety, you can change them based on voice input (i.e. as if the PNG was talking), or emotions like laughing. Related: V-Tubers which use 3D models or more intricate methods like motion capturing to animate a virtual version of themselves.
How long did his deportation take?

Because two weeks in jail what could be a simple flight home sounds fishy.

And I wouldn’t want to gamble if I‘m one of the unlucky ones that you described as looking bad.

That kind of uncertainty is exactly what makes those travels unnecessarily dangerous.

That’s not hysterical it‘s cautious.
The trick is figuring out where in the product lifecycle you are. Early on you want to go cheap, because you’ll be able to get way better for cheaper in a year or two anyway. Later on once the technology has matured this is less true.
The orders are supposed to "sound" reasonable. If it was obvious what the consequences of the order were to everyone, it would be far less palatable.
It's not after that fact, or any euphemism - this is the exact way the regime tried to pass them off at the time. Germany called the concentration camps luxurious places to hangout and learn skills and rehabilitate, with post office, frequent movie screenings, a swimming pool, nice beds. The reality was much different as we know. They did have a small pool on the grounds for show.

https://www.splcenter.org/resources/reports/lying-about-ausc...
The downvoting here (as well as comment scoring) is probably my least liked thing about the site. It exacerbates the already prominent issue of hivemind and seems to actively lower the quality of discussion. People seem to mostly vote based on emotional reaction. On paper, a downvote just doubles the value of a vote. Meanwhile the graying of comments that never deserved to be downvoted to begin with is infuriating and seems to mostly stifle interesting conversation.

Personally, I advocate for abolishing the downvote and the scoring and switching to randomized comment order.
Christianity Was Borderline Illegal in Silicon Valley. Now It's the New Religion
I find CF poles last at least 400 miles on average through moderately rocky terrain. And rarely catastrophic failure. Lots of collapsible poles tend to start breaking close enough to the sleeve that you can shift the rings and tighten them and buy some time.
a beloved tool from Potsdam, Germany. Best in market for planning routes. I always had my grievances with their lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS though. They could have had all my money of they would have had a customizable UI (or at least a bunch of skins to choose from). So much data collected and no useful HUD. Just copying what Garmin etc have (e.g. audio indicators for next turns) would have made a big difference...