skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are others commenting that she was employed in a business that sold illegal(federal level) drugs(THC).

Learning that, the declaration of "you aren't a criminal " seems welcome since they aren't jailing and trying her for distribution or some other bull.

I am interested in what the actual deportation order says... i.e. the cause for deportation.
> Are you suggesting that more people would have died had we replaced all coals plants with nuclear decades ago?

Absolutely not, and I'm not sure what I said that made you assume that.

On that topic: I do believe that the economics for nuclear power are bad, will get worse comparatively and were never really good in the first place.

I think there is a good reason that basically only a single nation on the planet went "full nuclear" for electric power (France), which they achieved basically thanks to ignoring the cost and pushing it as strategical measure instead (=> energy indepencence, specifically from oil).

If everyone around them had went full nuclear the (economical) situation would be even worse (because everyone would compete for hydro/peak power and/or forced into operating plants in load-following mode).

In conclusion: I think massive nuclear buildout would have made a lot of sense to mitigate climate change 30 years ago (but that was not really a realistic option then), and jumping on that bandwagon is no longer worth it. Just going for wind, solar, batteries and improved grid connectivity simply makes more sense now almost everywhere in my view.
They are for sure going to lock this down.

I’ve gone through $25 USD in API credits in a single afternoon with Claude Code (I love it, but that thing is thirsty for dollar bills).

I’ve been reluctant to try this sort of thing out because it’s fairly trivial for them to detect this and potentially come down with the ban hammer. I’d rather not risk it.

Anyway, I’ve found myself switching back to Aider as of late because it is much more conservative in how it uses its token budget.
I’m excited for the Lojban work:

> To further refine the features of language that activate the brain’s language network, Fedorenko’s lab is now planning to study how the brain responds to a conlang called Lojban, which was created by the Logical Language Group in the 1990s and was designed to prevent ambiguity of meanings and promote more efficient communication.
Regulation is not a constant factor.
This is entirely incorrect
Land is fixed, but land-per-dwelling is not if you build more densely
Strongly recommend going through the process of creating a character in MUGEN/Ikemen. It's easy enough (with some legacy rough edges), and with Ikemen you can use it in multiplayer. There is a lot of depth in implementing specific fighting game mechanics and a wealth of resources out there from people who have gone before. The community is eccentric but like fighting games has a lot of depth in ultra niche areas.
Hey HN, author here!

I've never been bullish on no-code. Every couple of years there is a new unicorn darling, but none of them ever reach escape veclocity. They just seem to replace each other. An unfortunate category of product where the end state is just graduation to either learning to code or hiring an engineering team.

Happy to answer questions about GenSX!
Is it not possible to be like Steve Jobs and not be an asshole? We could give that a try too.
Right click -> New

Lack of cut and paste without keyboard shortcut contortions

Folder move behavior sucks

Finder is unable to make a view consistent. It will never override where a view has been previously set, even if you choose to use a particular view 'as defaults'.
Yea, it's the classic conflation of the format of the media with other factors- it's not the fact that you're reading from a screen instead of a paper page that's making you intellectually incurious.

But the disingenuous thing is that I don't think these arguments are really meant to examine why people might be less curious- it's just to sound cooler than people who read the OP and imagine the writer in some cafe pouring over a big stack of hardcover books.

>> aren't you doing the kind of leisure research that the original post is talking about anyway?

I would say the distinction is that I don't need to be precious about why I would look at foundational texts. Maybe foundational texts are a bit over-hyped- anything written 100 years ago was made for the context of that time, and even if the ideas are universal to a certain extent, it's better digested through a modern lens in light of how those ideas have affected everything since then. How much more do you get out of an idea reading it from the original? It feels like there's a bit of a diminishing return in a lot of cases.
You can set up a Platinum theme on XFCE and have a pretty good analog (that's what I do).
Absolutely: "Musk's 'Hitler didn't murder millions'" - https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/03/14/elon-...
This is about antitrust, not taxes.

The more antitrust legislation they can stack on American tech companies, the more frequently they can fine them and extract money.
All you said are literally in the descriptions of the jobs they signed up for.

They literally train for multiple gruesome death scenarios as part of their training. Not just "well, your 8-day stay has now become several months"
And keeping in mind dollars are a limitless, renewable resource.
Yet another way the poor are subsidizing the rich: Credit Cards
Land prices have been rising mostly because of productivity gains. Land is completely free. There is no inherent cost to it. All cost is derived from its productive power, and productive power rises as technology improves and as people congregate in greater density.

You could outlaw loans altogether and land would still not be anywhere close to free.
It isn't wrong, 0xff is invalid UTF8. Of course if your locale is not set to UTF8 then that is a potential problem.
Basically just an OWNERS file, but asynchronously?
Regulation is not a constant factor. It varies from place to place, and has generally increased over time.
>manipulated and embattled

>attractive woman, as the dynamic is similar.

I came to the complementary hmmm recently that, sorta contrary to what you mused above, charisma is correlated bi-modally with unusual physical attractiveness/unattractiveness in (young) men on one hand, and unimodally with unusual intelligence in women on the other.

Something to do with the accumulated volume vs usefulness of social feedback up till the point of observation, it seems.
Maybe we are indeed confusing charisma with social skills+selfawareness. Cabane makes sense-- charisma is magic because we don't see the prep.

Had you (and I?) been artists, not technologists, the charisma could have come much earlier
> Since when were Republicans anti-war

Trump has been anti-war (with Putin, specifically) since his first term.

The Democratic party has never been anti-free trade either.

Nevertheless, what helped him win working class votes was discontent with the economy situation. Which is now going to get even worse. For the working class of course.
For a linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially with git blame directly, piping it through grep awk and git log to email yourself that list with a cron job.

(crontab -l 2>/dev/null; echo '15 22 \* \* \* /usr/bin/git blame --line-porcelain abc123.. -- /path/to/file.txt | awk "/^author-mail/ {print \$2}" | sort -u | /usr/bin/mail -s "Authors" user@example.com') | crontab -
I think it's because Uber Eats et al relies on social leniency for meatspace presence and not paying for parking lots and bikes themselves. E-bikes and EV vans are used successfully by couple large orgs globally albeit at small scales.

Or maybe because EV transition is not low hanging fruits at all, idk.
Because bikes go the wrong way up one way streets, ride on sidewalks, don't use lights at night and run red lights whenever they feel like it. Think Brownian motion. If there are a lot of them (and there are in New York City) the odds of getting hit by one if you're not super duper careful is high. Worse if you are older and don't see so good or move so fast.
I was pretty clear that I was just describing what works for me, right? So, as the authority on the topic, I declare you incorrect.

It is fine if you think I’m not representative or usual, but I’m telling you, I’ve tried listening very hard in many different contexts, it just doesn’t work.
Viktor and I built the first version of Cursor Directory in just 3 hours, right after I watched a few downloaded YouTube videos on my flight to France. The idea was simple: create a single place to find curated rules to enhance the Cursor experience.

Fast forward a few months, and the site kept growing. We recently added support for MCPs, a Trending board, the ability to generate your own rules from dependencies, and more!

We’d love to hear your thoughts—let us know if you have any ideas to make Cursor Directory even better!

Oh, and we’re fully open source!
land is in fixed supply, but the amount of land needed per housing unit can be reduced by easing regulatory limits on density
This isn't directly comparable, `fd` will find files with `X` in the name, but the `rg` alias will find all paths with `X` in it.

Eg,

λ mkdir wing && touch wing/xwing.exe wing/tie.exe

λ fd wing
wing/
wing/xwing.exe

λ rg --files | rg wing
wing/tie.exe
wing/xwing.exe
It gives them (legally debatable) visibility into how customers are using their competitions products. That's part of the reason it didn't happen under the Biden administration. Trump is very much against enforcing anti-competition laws though, so the deal suddenly began to make sense again.
> why would data be controlled for "regulatory limits" and "economic stagnation"

because they significantly impact housing markets but aren't the primary variables being studied

> Regulation is a constant factor

Wow
I TA'd computer science for 6 years, and this was one of my favorite websites to recommend students.
The 1960s 'Chicken Tax' Shows the Lasting Impact of Tariffs
Samsung "space zoom" moon photos are faked by AI (2023)
I use the heck out of fd daily and it’s in my standard installation on new machines. I’ve used find for years and it’s great in its own ways, but convenient ergonomics isn’t among them.

I’m 100% on board with this recent-ish trend toward new replacement utilities that may or may not retain all of the flexibility of the originals but are vastly easier to use for common cases.
The entire country of France manages to have government workers that don't talk to you about their god just fine
But doesn't the ESP32-S3-WROOM have some large on-chip RAM?

For the Pico, say, something in the line of the approach taken by many smartphone SoCs that package memory and processor together.
Surveillance as a Service
I believe at that point we would have to seriously ask ourselves about the definition of "reasoning" or "intelligence"; humans have an intuitive understanding, LLMs don't - would an LLM be able to evaluate the output of an LLM, or would we have to involve a "human in the loop"[1]?

[1]: https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/23/automation-blindness/#hum...
Exactly. Tesla has also ultimately provided him with the funding he’s used to threaten US politicians with funding their opponents in upcoming primaries if they fail to fall in line. Tesla is where most of this money comes from.

He’s spent time taking credit for Tesla’s successes. He doesn’t get to separate his personality from the company when it’s suddenly convenient to do so.
> Republicans think this is a good thing because they think the US can rule the world through hard power alone. It's such a depressing monumental mistake.

Given the way they talk about everyone else's media/free speech rules and limitations, I think they're projecting what works for their own domestic support base onto countries that consider the Democrat party to be worryingly right wing.
But "can't fully account" does not imply "aren't a major factor".

I would look at the paper in more detail, but it is not available to me.
> The theory put up is that your behavior in university, before you get the diploma does matter.

Ok, but why should it?

The diploma doesn't certify that you're a pleasant person, have good morals or follow the law. It means that you passed some exams and are expected to have some competency in your subject. The only reason to doubt that this is the case after already giving someone a diploma is cheating, which means they didn't actually pass the exams. Other misconduct during working on the diploma has nothing to do with the qualifications for the diploma.
They always keep a ship docked in case there's an emergency and they need to evacuate.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment.

I love the integration with iOS and so I should probably try again and expect a somewhat steep learning curve due to muscle memory coming from Windows.

TBH I expected the monitor to 'just work' so I was a bit surprised it didn't- but apparently monitors in a certain PPI range are less suitable and make text and interface elements look blurry.
Disagree, filesystems provide for both services and people... this is an imposition. I, a mere human, may need my tools to wrangle output generated by other software that has never once used a keyboard. Or a sensible character/set, bytes are bytes

File extensions - or their names - mean absolutely nothing with ELF. Maybe $APPLICATION decides to use the filename to store non-ASCII/Unicode parity data... because it was developed in a closet with infinite funding. Who knows. Who's to say.

Contrived, yes, but practical. Imposing isn't. The filesystem may contain more than this can handle.
Show HN: Cursor Directory – From a 3-hour build to a 250k users/mo community
Viktor and I built the first version of Cursor Directory in just 3 hours, right after I watched a few downloaded YouTube videos on my flight to France. The idea was simple: create a single place to find curated rules to enhance the Cursor experience.

Fast forward a few months, and the site kept growing. We recently added support for MCPs, a Trending board, the ability to generate your own rules from dependencies, and more!

We’d love to hear your thoughts—let us know if you have any ideas to make Cursor Directory even better!

Oh, and we’re fully open source!
Author of GenSX here.

It turns out that react's programming model is great at constructing and executing DAGs. The resulting code is much simpler, and more expressive.

And the React's focus of composition over abstraction is 100% what you need in the LLM world. It enables sharing code across large teams by default.

When you have serializable props, outputs, and pure functions (properties of both the React and GenSX component model) then it is trivial to layer things like durable execution on top of it. Might give you an idea of what is soon to come!
> There is no "law of supply and demand" in the real market, only in textbooks.

Louder for the people in the back.

If sellers are not in a particular rush to part with a given good, for whatever reason, there is no reason for an over-supply to lead to lower prices. They will simply hold stock until such time as it sells, confident that it will. Does that always pay off? Not necessarily but with housing both in the selling and renting markets, it does so often that I don't think any particular holder of real estate is too worried about it. You can sit on vacant property to your heart's content and somewhere down the line, someone, or some company, will likely meet or exceed what you're looking to get out of it.

Real estate also has the handy benefit in it's basically guaranteed to hold value, and it's unexpected if it doesn't increase in value year over year.
"Termux + X11 on my Android tablet...feels pretty close to a real Linux setup."
The same could be said about tax deductions for charity, which are much more corrosive—they allow billionaires to launder their reputations and money.

The random Bitcoin recovered here and there and put into a pool is not even close to the harm caused to the taxpayer and, in the case of the Gates Foundation, the world.
There's much to be said!
Why would anyone need to question whether photographs can be copyrighted at all? It's been settled jurisprudence for quite a long time.
There's a few coding MCPs out there. I have also written one (codemcp) and the pitch for mine is that it DOESN'T provide a bash tool by default and checkpoints your filesystem edits every change in Git, so that it's all about feeling comfortable with letting the agent run to completion and then only inspect the final result. The oldest one in the space, I think, is wcgw.
It’s also to add vertical height so you see more ads on your way to the recipe.
UTF-8 is common now, but it hasn't always been. Wanting support for other encoding schemes is a valid ask (though, I think the OP was needlessly rude about it).
> EU did not impose those same tariffs on Tesla

Presumably it didn't have evidence Tesla is receiving unfair help from the Chinese state. It had such evidence for other manufacturers.
Also, Tesla has a factory in the EU. Soon, the Chinese manufacturers will have factories too.
Show HN: Treinscanner plan your train journey (build with Rust/TS)
- Plan your journey
- See a list of departing trains
- See a list of disruption (incl. map)
Ex-US Cyber Command chief: Europe and 5 Eyes can't replicate US Intel
Oddly enough I've written about those results before:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/evnn6yoornh9p6l7nq1t9/Irrepro...
Next challenge is evaluation of your willingness to share a room with 2/3 others in effort to keep rental costs down.

This extra roommate(s) poses and presents an extra challenge of your mental health.

The only other recourse is to rent ... alone ... in deep rural areas in the smallest place you can afford, space-wise. Smallest soace, because you'll need extra money for gas, food, transpos.

So, your mental health dictates your willingness to deal with extra people which in turn primarily dictates your ability to expensive living closer (but with roommates) to your kids in the city versus the cost of a living space alone.
The free LLM service is the new free VPN.
The Hebrew Bible does not proscribe death or any punishment from man for eating pork for Jews (a punishment would come from G-d), and it's not prohibited at all for non-Jews. I'm not sure what other religions with pork prohibitions would do.
> why if I increase supply does price not come down?

Over what window?

There's clearly already a pent up demand for housing due to it currently being unaffordable. There's also clearly already a demand for speculative investment real estate, some of which is also pent up due to rising prices and constrained supply.

If the investors are still going to be in the market at the current price, and they snap up all available supply, then the price for housing is not going to come down immediately. It will only come down if you increase the supply to more than the demand of the investors. Only then will the price come down, and then people who just need a place to live may engage with the market.

The prices coming down isn't a simple on/off switch, especially in a market as complex as real estate.
https://archive.ph/Ms4vy

See also: https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds/files/2023007pap...

> We estimate an aggregate annual redistribution of $15 billion from less to more educated, poorer to richer, and high to low minority areas, widening existing disparities.
Freedom of religion means you get to choose which sect of Christianity you worship, and if you're quiet about it you're allowed to be Jewish.
Google debuts a new Gemini-based text embedding model
I feel sorry for Apple users who advocate for a more open ecosystem as they are always met with outright hostility and told they should stop using Apple. As if you don't deserve to use Apple hardware if you don't agree with everything that Apple does.
Yes. It's in the name of what they are and do: venture capitalists.

If you look at Paul Graham's famous essays you'll find they are quite preoccupied with hierarchies.
This is why I said "one of many". There are many motivations and factors at play, but being overwhelmed when reading complex documents is a real great motivator to dismiss them out of hand.
Why was this flagged? Aside from being absolutely terrifying (even as an American), it's directly relevant to large swaths of HN who are/might consider coming to the US to work on an H1B or similar visa or are looking to hire people in the same way.
In the linked article he stated:

“For what it is worth, all of the reporting done by Ars over the last nine months suggests the decision to return Wilmore and Williams this spring was driven by technical reasons and NASA's needs on board the International Space Station, rather than because of politics.”
Sports Betting: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver [video]
The same land is more valuable if regulations permit higher density development.
Not assuming they're American, I'm blaming the discourse in American society which spills over to other societies in the age of information, if you know English it's impossible to not be affected by USA's bullshit on the internet.
IMO, the big problem with Aider is that it's not agentic. This is good because it means costs are down, but most of the edit-test-fix loop magic in coding agents comes from the agent loop.
Lots of people can live in a single unit of land, unless local zoning rules actively forbid that.

Tokyo occupies about twice as much land as Los Angeles, but has four times as many people.

Too many American cities forbid even relatively modest density such as duplexes or small apartment buildings (with, say, 6 apartments per building).

Demanding that people in metropolitan regions build exclusively single family homes on large lots is insanely uneconomic, and, arguably, a failure of democracy at a local level.
disable hours-in-sunlight, it's a battery gobbler.
So now you’re using std vector and it’s taking a lock for no reason, even though push_back on the same vector across threads isn’t thread safe to begin with.

Haphazard multithreading is not a sane default.

I understand a million decisions have been made so that we can’t go flip that switch back off, but we’ve got to learn these lessons for the future.
Like every other time I read something that says we are going to be made unemployed, I remind them that armed robbery is always hiring.
Ask HN: What should a vibe programming university degree teach you?
What would be important for students to learn?
Want to Go to College? Pay the College Board
> It's intentionally in a fixed location on the screen so you can find it every time you look for it.

Which is a disadvantage when working with multiple applications as it forces an application switch before you can access the menu, rather than in windows where if you have your app windows staggered, you can immediately click into the other application's menu.
You're misusing the word "factor".

Regulation is always a factor in the United States. Whether it is a significant or insignificant factor is the question. Regulation is historically in flux, and local, which is why it can't be controlled for. And why would it be, besides?

Perhaps I misapplied the word "constant". What I meant to say is that theoretically there could be a varying formal measurement, but that this is impractical for the reasons stated.
I’m in the US and in the last few years things have flipped to where I’m more surprised when a place doesn’t have tap to pay.
Yea I feel the same.
Writing Against the Global Lobotomy
Anticompetitive behaviour by monopolistic players is interfering with the ability of new companies to gain marketshare.
For folks who have used this, why would you choose this instead of SVG inside React, Svelte, etc?
Why would they? There's already rate limits in place. If you use it too much, you have to stop for a while. Whether you're doing text extraction from large documents, having it write your memoir, or using a diy Claude Code, what's the difference?