skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think pretty much all email providers (and other systems that want to send on your behalf) have this. More or less the same process where they tell you what to add and then a "check my stuff" button to verify. Which is great.
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To me it all sounds like "I don't like your music, society is going to end".
> They wouldn't be necessary if version control would be used for laws.

So a country only needs to rewrite all the laws to adopt versioning, cool.

In reality both have can be used, commits to see what changed by whom and wordings that says what changed
I believe the author in the article just enjoys pain:

"Some of the happiest moments I remember are from walking home after a new 20-rep squat record way back in the days. Walking up stairs was like being repeatedly stabbed with a blunt and rusty butterknife. But it was still pure bliss."

Also, he seems to lack the usual mentality:

"I hate to bust your bubble lil’ buddy, but women don’t give a shit beyond a guy looking reasonably fit. Lower than 10-12% body fat won’t make an ounce of a difference. If women is your main motivation for dieting, don’t bother getting shredded."

My guess would be that this guy always wanted to be a cinema-style military drill instructor. And now he's doing just that as a freelance fitness coach: "I work as a nutritional consultant [..] and personal trainer."
That's so cool dude!
In my mind, Communism as exhibited by modern China is more defined by the dictatorship style, than the economy style, not that economy is independent of it. So, I'd consider the chinese communism vs western democracy a more enlightnening contrast.
This is not a Git contribution graph.
If you were a red-blooded progressive maker-type of person in 2010, and you read Born to Run and didn't immediately go out and buy a pair of Vibram 5 Fingers, I really have to wonder if we're going to get along.

Never use the shoes anymore but that book has made me a healthier human for sure.
> - Doom: WAD files were pkzip format

> - Duke3D: came with its own level editor

Add ioquake3 forks to it (there are many), such as Tremulous (massively modded, initially came from Quake 3), Urban Terror, Unvanquished (development is very active), etc.

(Tremulous mappers use NetRadiant.)

Anyways, you are absolutely right, although maybe I am just a boomer by now. I was 14 years old (along with many other players and modders) when I started modding Tremulous. I wish Tremulous was still active, but it is not. :( I still keep in touch with players from >15 years ago.
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It won't. Because the LLM execution is fundamentally nondeterminstic. The patient will describe something that is irrelevant to the diagnosis (because the patient does not know what is relevant), the LLM will latch on to that, and your kidney cancer will be diagnosed as a knee fracture.
You can as easily find music about romance about now as you could find sexually charged music back in 70s. It's about what you look for. Hell, in 70s disco culture was a thing.
I worked on this for a while, at a time and in a market where most of our recipients had @hotmail addresses. I discovered that mass email sending was akin to a "pay-to-win" game.

We had/opted to acquire the services of a company "expert in email deliverability" (Return Path), who somehow provided detailed metrics of how our IPs were scored by MSFT. I always wondered why MSFT didn't provide those scores by themselves, and how a 3rd. party could have access to them.

Re. your comment... slow ramp-up is the only way, with constant monitoring of deliverability and consequent adjusting of recipients (i.e. removing those who do not open or hard-bounce). I did also wonder if paying that company perhaps gave us a headstart when adding new IPs...
Nah, it has nothing like the influence it had 10-15 years ago (at least in my opinion as a start-up founder and old guy).

VCs still seem to track CrunchBase, but that is a separate company.
Miele sells dumb dishwashers in the US.

I recently bought a Bosch and regret it for some of the same reasons as this article. I probably should have got the Miele but CR ratings were slightly higher for Bosch, the repair rates in different places were similar, and the cost was slightly less for the Bosch.

I'm ok with networked appliances but think every function should be operable at the minimum level of networking required to implement that function.

So, a specific washing or drying program shouldn't require any networking, so should function without any networking. Checking the status of a cycle on you phone can be done locally through something like Bluetooth, so it should operate with that and no wifi. Remote monitoring requires internet of some sort, so that's fine.

What makes me furious is requiring a phone app to run something like a delicate or rinse-only cycle.
I guess you all have never seen an autistic person make unusual gestures.

Do you have any pictures of actual Nazis making weird faces while saluting, or grabbing their chest before saluting, or raising their hand so it's not in a straight line with their extended arm, or with their body leaned back and head tilted?

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=sieg+heil&t=fpas&iar=images&iax=im...

One of those does not look like the others.

Have you ever been accused of something you didn't do? Did it ever make you want to lash out? Imagine half of the country that you think you're trying to help, calling you "Hitler" and you have practically unlimited resources and are practically untouchable, how would you react? How many people do you think would choose, "Oh, I guess I should stop because people are accusing me of things I didn't do and are making me out to be a monster, and if I stop people will automatically believe I'm not a monster." Or do they harden their resolve and double-down. Human nature seems to be the latter.

Regardless of what Elon Musk thinks, what do you think are the potential outcomes of everything that is going on with Elon Musk?

- Someone assassinates him, and Donald Trump isn't happy (what do you think he would do).

- He leaves the political / government scene, and people still think he is a monster no matter what he does or where he goes.

- He continues to see to it that he accomplishes what he believes.
The problem here isn't so much that it's not in the standard library (not everything needs to be in the standard library), but that everyone is rolling their own instead of using third party libraries.
It's easy, you just have to have a regular, decently sized volume of non-spam emails, and suddenly your email stops being marked as spam!

The logic isn't even that bad. SPF and DKIM serve to prove to the email who the sender is. That doesn't mean much if the sender is a spammer. Verifying identity claims is only the first part in checking email for spam, the harder part is checking if that identity is someone you trust.

When you email Outlook or Google, you're better sending more than a few every single day, and the recipient better manually drag those emails from their spam folders to their inbox, or they're all being learned as spam.
This is great. Mosquitoes are ecologically important pollinators. They’re also the worst human disease vectors.

I do wish, though, that they would consider modifying whatever protein mosquitoes inject to make me itch so bad… Looking forward to seeing this play out.
Let me know if anyone has challenges setting up.
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Its not about the prison, but about the metaphor.
This isn't a problem for personal emails, as after a request or two friends will unspam you. Google blackholes emails, breaking all mail logic (no bounce), so I assure you the SPAM folder is a good gmail sign.

I would imagine that on the corporate side, your employees could do the same. Beyond that, if you're sending spammy stuff, have unsubscribe headers and links in emails.
I argue that doing any sport would help with the bad ankles. For me it worked, for kid it worked, so I have two data points to offer. Of course if you have them and want to get into real performance sports you'll still need ankle support, but for the daily life this got us fixed.
The comparison you’re making does not hold up because it mixes two completely different types of decision making.

A consumer boycott is a personal, values driven choice. The goal is to express disapproval or take a stand, even if that means some inconvenience. It is about signaling, not about making the most efficient or practical choice.

Business decisions, especially around infrastructure, are made within a performance and value focused framework. The goal is to choose the best tool based on reliability, cost, support, how well it fits the business need and whether it brings value. If a business starts picking tools based on emotional reactions or symbolic gestures, it risks undermining its own operations without achieving any value.

So why not let irrelevant factors influence the decision? Because doing so leads to worse outcomes. You end up with inferior tools, higher costs, and more complexity, all without moving the needle on whatever issue you are trying to protest. HP’s enterprise printers products are fundamentally different from their consumer inkjets with different support models, economic models for parts and supplies, and so on. Ignoring that difference just weakens your argument and leads to poor decision-making.
I know a guy who has been no shoes for almost 20 years now. I think he does use the shoes with the toes when running, but in everyday life, he's just no shoes, no socks. The exception is situations where he's in a formal wear, in those cases he does put on shoes.

Most others who didn't the barefoot running have all quit.
Find me a period in time where people weren't complaining about that.
Not my president and not my country.

I find it hard to imagine that Trump is as stupid as his public image would suggest.
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I wear nothing but minimal shoes day to day. I find them so much better. I used to have precision manufactured orthotics etc, then went to another podiatrist one day who had moved to specialise in barefoot. She basically said "your feet are fine, try these shoes out and see how it goes". It went great.

TBC on running, I have tight achilles and need to put in a lot of prep work to be able to run without pain so cbf. Day to day though, give vivobarefoot or something a shot - I have 7 pairs. They're great.
Haskell solves this nicely: your own operators just shadow the built-in operators. (And you can opt to not import the built-in operators, and only use your own. Just like you can opt not to import printf in C.)
Thanks for the response. In my opinion, oso does the best of job of any policy engine at prescribing how input data to their system is fed (and your linked blog demonstrates it well!).

I do think you might have pivoted the conversation, though. My post was purely about federation strategies and policy engines, but you appear to discussing consistency and Zanzibar, which is only tangentially related. Federation and consistency aren't necessarily coupled. Oso also would require a complex scheme for achieving strict serializability, but it instead chooses to trade-off consistency of the centralized data in favor for the local data.
> While distressing, this was likely done specifically to 'pwn' Troy and not necessarily due to the email list on his blog being especially valuable to spammers.

To what end though? Positive public notoriety isn't going to be a thing. Buffing your darknet creds also seems pretty unlikely since the sophisticated phish would be better spent actually gathering emails. And most obviously if they were targeting him in some other way why do the immediate automated export?
I think I read here on HN a theory that memories are like encoded and as we grow the encoding changes and we forget how to access certain memories, this was a theory of course. Probably explains people with Dementia (I think?) where they randomly remember something and a ton of joy rushes them, but they also get very confused as well, probably trying to decode memories but they cannot, they instead seem to ramble and get angry.

I dont remember the thread but the context I think was regarding reading memories digitally somehow.

I am slowly becoming convinced of this the more I hear about it. We encode and store memories, we decode them, but as we grow and adapt our thinking, we forget. I wonder if revisiting memories often enough will reencode them before they are lost?
Turn on dmarc reporting. There are loads of tools to read the resulting xml.
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This is also a problem for organizations internally.

I have a university email where IT tries to train people to recognize legitimate vs phishing emails by whether the login is on some onmicrosoft.com domain no one remembers. It then mangles all links in emails, so users without clients that demangle them can't actually see whether a link goes to that domain. And, of course, legitimate logins often involve redirects. With wide use of SSO, users can also expect login screens to appear while in a variety of vaguely related places, from journals, to news sites, to various subscription services. This is in the context of a login system that always requires otp, regardless of 'remember this device' settings, practically ends up needing at least one login per week for staff, and reportedly, can require students log in (with otp!) multiple times per day, so the login process is so frequent it is trivialized, and being careful with each login would take an enormous amount of time in total.

To further confuse things, IT repeatedly sends out fake phishing emails with links to Microsoft-owned domains with valid Microsoft SSL certificates.

I expect IT would respond that these arrangements satisfy all requirements they have, and that the solution is more user training and online webinars.
The car manufacturers do this for the coverage (pun intended). It probably also feels cool if you are on the team.
These people do such a disservice to their fields.
I'm sorry for shitting on your job, but it seems like the solution is to bring back the buttons we had in the 80s and 90s and drop all the software garbage? I don't want a UI, I want an On button.
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The question might not have been about the transparency, but more about the choice of having it as a git repository, or whether there are actual tools based on the git repository. Arguably, the git repository is unusable for the majority of people, so it cannot be an answer to transparency in itself, some user-friendly tools based on it might.

I'm also interested in the response btw :-)
your 7yo can multiply a 5digit number with another 5digit number with >95% accuracy?
"Such poets, being “ignorant of what is right and legitimate in the realm of the Muses,” rebelled against the traditional conventions of music and poetry."

this is the much fabled Plato? The genius? The big brain who thought there was a "right and legitimate" taste in music? Glad to see this fluff has been preserved for millenia
> Right now DeepSeek models hosted in china are having very high latency.

If you are talking about DeepSeek's own hosted API service. It's because they deliberately decided to run the service in heavily overloaded conditions and have very aggressive batching policy to extract more out of their (limited) H800s.

Yes, for some reason (the reason I heard is "our boss don't want to run such a business" which sounds absurd but /shrug) they refuse to scale up serving their own models.
> It's easy, you just have to have a regular, decently sized volume of non-spam emails, and suddenly your email stops being marked as spam!

The domain is new and didn't send a single email until I tested it.

Edit: The domain is actually a bit old but was parked/inactive for a while, though the email was used only for receiving.
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I read a similar discussion here on HN before and the explanation that its how our brain decodes memories shifting over time really hit me. I have a theory that if that in fact is the case, then things like journaling would help to retain memories in a superior way, since we can review such things as our encoding changes and retain it while we can still decode. Even if we dont remember it as richly though we will still be able to go back to a journal to remember something at a bare minimum.
Or "Rabbat"
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I was in a trail running club in that era and the organizer and a few others ran in flat Luna sandals. I will say that their form was beautiful - there’s no question in my mind that barefoot-inspired running produces a more natural locomotion.

But I tried it and it was a bust. A one mile run would lock my calf up, and that would set me back for weeks. I still have the Lunas and wear them on the boat.
Yeah I expected something like https://gource.io/
every generation that has ever been has said society is in decline. what makes you correct?
To me, the last section of the article states exactly what happened after the hysteria.
If what you have is a hammer, shall we surprise that it all sounds like nails?
My girlfriend at the time got into this. I didn't run but expressed interest in giving it a go, so I got a pair of lightweight running shoes and she instructed me how to run "properly" like dogs and other animals, that is on the balls of my feet and not on my heels.

I injured myself on my first run and couldn't walk for two weeks. I still don't really know what happened. Nothing obvious happened on the run; I didn't fall or twist anything and wasn't in pain during or after the run. But when I awoke the next day I couldn't stand. I was very fit at the time due to daily cycling both as transport and as a sport/hobby. So my theory is my "cycling muscles" were way stronger than my "running muscles" and something in the latter just gave.

This theory was corroborated by the fact that I could not walk at all during my two week recovery period, but I could still cycle. I was in pain most of the time. It's the only time in my life I've taken painkillers regularly. It actually seemed to be getting worse, then one day I woke up, the pain was gone, and I could walk again.

Suffice to say I've never tried running in this completely unnatural way again. I've run since and never injured myself again. I run the way my body tells me I should run.
This. Shoes are meaningless, pose, stride, biomechanical process.
Or perhaps, why do you lock the door to your house? A few solid kicks will open most doors, the locks can be picked, someone can smash windows and enter, and many modern homes can be entered by ripping the wall open with a crowbar and axe.

It's to stop midrange threats.
I am sure there is a ton of people that used more or less your exact words 55 years ago when talking about The Doors, for instance...

Are you sure what you're feeling isn't basically a generic knee-jerk reaction many parents have when trying to shield their kids from sex?
> Or flashing led and use mobile phone camera to scan it

Miele uses flashing LED as some sort of serial communication.
I think the problem isn't necessarily that adding DNS entries is hard (especially compared to the rest of the process of hosting your own email), but that getting a clear overview of what email tools an organization uses is difficult.

You need IT to list all of the reporting tools, customer service to tell you about their support system, marketing to tell you about their mailing list tool of the week, the sales guys to warn you they're using this new AI email enhancer, and somehow get that shady email forwarding service the CEO uses to give up their mail server IP addresses. Then you need to figure out how to get coverage for all of those tools and keep on top of them whenever something changes.

A lot of companies promise to do great things for you if you just enter the email address you'd like to send email from, and a lot of people gloss over the important details because those sound hard and when they tested the tool on their personal email it worked fine so that's probably unnecessary anyway! Managing email for a corporate domain can be like herding cats.
I read Born to Run and loved it. I never did the barefoot running thing. I just started running. That was four years ago. Weight is down. BP is down. A1C in the middle of normal. It’s done wonders.

There’s a passage in there about how humans have evolved to run that’s fascinating. Made me realize maybe we are naturals at running.
I always felt that running with slim sneakers (very thin sole) was best for me. Of course I never run on asphalt (somehow it always seemed to me crazy). So, running barefoot is not that crazy if you run on grass or sand. Running on asphalt with or without shoes doesn’t sound right to me.
> if you assume all the computational pathways happen in parallel on a GPU, that doesn't necessarily increase the time the model spends thinking about the question

The layout of the NN is actually quite complex, which a large amount of information calculate beside the token-themselves, and the weights (think "latent vectors").

I recommend the 3b1b youtube-series on the topic.
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Be careful what you wish for. If US exits that role, it doesn't make that role disappear. Something else will step into it. And we will all have to live in that world. Good luck to us all.
Well, I am in game development and all of the issues I listed above are actual problems that we encountered either in the past or still wrangle with today. Especially locale-dependent functions are a bitch on Windows.

Edit: one more thing I'd like add is that reinventing a wheel in C++ is quite horrible as it's such a complicated language.
my new fav camo after the sukhoi blue . nice. thx for sharing.
You guys wear footwear at home? I never wear anything (not even socks, except when it’s really cold outside, so like 2 weeks per year).
OpenAI claims its newest GPT-4.5 should 'hallucinate less'. How is it measured?
My daughter remembered the names of all her daycare friends not long after turning one. They always took their shoes off, and she would tell the adults whose shoe it was immediately. At 2 she would say things like “I fell I got booboo” referring to having fallen at Daycare during playtime. Its really funny because she can recollect some things but others like what you just told her are completely alien. I wonder if it has to do moreso with physical events being easier for her to describe vs trying to summarize my grown up words so she can relay them back. As she gets older repeating more complex sentences and fully understanding them will be easier for her to store.

I wonder if this is why smell helps to reactivate memories, your ability to recollect smells is probably the more consistent way to retain memories.
> kill thousands

Small nitpick: It would be more accurate to count these victims in figures of hundreds of thousands, or perhaps even millions. The Indonesian mass killings of 1965-1966 alone, conducted under the imprimatur of the CIA, resulted in the deaths of 500,000-1,000,000 people, and perhaps even more. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_mass_killings_of_19...
Nothing to understand. It is a naked emperor!