skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> But it absolutely leads to the phenomenon of otherwise moderate or formerly left leaning Christians moving towards the group that doesn't wear their not so thinly veiled hate openly on their sleeves for something deeply personal and important in their lives. You are the company you keep and shifting over like this brings you more in line mentally overtime with the kind of people you don't want to emulate.

If you're talking about Christians moving to right wing political groups because people were insulting them, then they're proving their detractors' points and actually encouraging this phenomenon.
HashiCorp Nomad is a great alternative to this that scales to thousands of nodes. It's super lightweight and supports Podman directly.
White House adds journalist to top-secret Yemen war group chat by mistake
The FL Studio model is one that should be celebrated and imitated often. Buy-for-life software builds an incredible community around it.
<tangent opening line of my comment> From people on Reddit: Something that blows my mind- but is fully true
"Hell, I've been in fucking EVE Online alliances that had better opsec than this."
"I'll raise you one: I've never been in any EVE alliance that didn't have better opsec than this."

..I noted Board Games(Secret Hitler, for example) require better opsec. So do card games- it's mindblowing to note this too...

[Main comment by me - technical outlook]
This is not a surprise at all- there were reports that the first Trump administration was using Signal to communicate, and that it was a a risk as messages can be totally wiped and not kept for records keeping.

-From an infosec standpoint- this is more notable than I think people are giving it credit- the fact that the Vice President(Well, maybe not him, he notably admittted in interviews during the presidential campaign, that he'd been briefed by three letter agencies on Salt Typhoon tageting him, but that he was secure because he used Signal) - the director of national intelligence- and several others- use Signal.

it's one thing for Congress, Sweden's Military, and apparently our own military branches to push Signal heavily for non-sensitive stuff-

But when those around three letter agencies -and the groups that would be interested in finding compromises- are using it, that screams to me that it's considered not that easy to attack- which is a point towards Signal

So then the final thing to secure are the endpoints- and of course the risk is a zero day exploit targeting someone. As for subtle push app updates by Signal themselves being a vector- i'd think the Open Source nature of the app prevent that - if the infrastructure for pushing updates is open source as well especially.

Again though- if the White House is using Signal- they likely KNOW most of what their own Three Letter agencies can and can't do(to a point)- so when people in the know are using it- that is telling.

A lot of it may be for the auto disappearing messages, admittedly- but that's notable. And yes, I'm aware Mark Zuckerberg has been known to move conversations off of WhatsApp, to Signal - again, maybe for the disappearing messages(and lack of a report function which would send part of a convo to FB/Meta to my understanding)- but possibly, for the security and lack of meta data being better from a attack surface standpoint
I live in Argentina, so my belief in "the system" is that it's comprehensively rigged. Also, a friend of mine was raped by the police under the US-backed last Argentine dictatorship, so I'm not super enthusiastic about dictatorships like the PRC, nor about LatAm being inside the US's sphere of influence.

This dumping stuff is nonsense. If you investigate more deeply than reading PR, you'll come to the same conclusion. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43463872 for more details on that.

If "being china's bitch", as you put it, were the alternative to war, it would not be "a worse option than war", because the PRC has ICBMs and 600 nuclear warheads. War with China would mean every major US city and every Chinese city becoming a radioactive wasteland. There are people who would prefer that to some kind of unfavorable economic situation, but I do not think those people merit a place in public discourse.

What I'm advocating, however, is not that the US accept an unfavorable economic situation and give up autonomy and independence; it's that the US cease to force an unfavorable economic situation on itself by sabotaging its own energy supply, which is fundamental to both transportation and to all forms of heavy industry. The foreseeable energy future is solar, and US policy is built on wilful blindness to that fact, a blindness which will cripple its industry's capacity to compete with China over at least the next three decades.
In most mathematical circles, Bolyai-Lobachevsky geometry is strictly a (family of non-Euclidian) hyperbolic geometry.

János Bolyai, not Bolshai. And certainly in the 1820s-1830s he investigated the Euclidean parallel postulate, arriving at a hyperbolic geometry in which it does not hold true (i.e., initially close parallel lines diverge), and eventually studying geometries which take no position on the parallel postulate. Lobachevsky also independently arrived at a hyperbolic geometry, and continued develop a substitute postulate for the parallel postulate.

However, all of the above is several long steps before developing differential geometry with its inner products encoding angles and distances on the tangent spaces at each point on an arbitrarily curved smooth manifold of higher dimensions, and an even longer one from the pseudo-Riemannian manifold of 3+1d General Relativity. Although many hands contributed to the positive inner product -> non-degenerate inner product, the reason anyone was doing that was because of Einstein's work on gravitation (in turn provoked in part by Poincaré's 1905 argument about Lorentz-invariance of the wave equation for gravitation, in the spirit of Special Relativity).
I was let go from a position in a similar situation... I was pressed to enter Jira tickets and get them over the line. Didn't matter I was working with my team, acting as an SMA with two other teams, participating in planning meetings 20+ hours a week. I wasn't getting enough points in Jira across the line and had to go.

Aside: I wasn't actually fired, when I went under "review" status, whatever it was called, I lined up another job and left.
>Main ideological information I learned in state schools: “there are these different ideologies” provided without judgement. There was even a devil’s advocate argument for the south and slavery.

Did you hear a "devil's advocate" argument for the burning of Tulsa, Oklahoma by white supremacists?

Both-Sides-Ism isn't a real way to account for ideological coercion in education. It's just painting a picture that includes your enemies. What your enemies look like in the picture is LADEN with ideology.
The allies actually did create a just peace through strength in Europe during and after WWII. So I’m not sure why you are so offended by that thought? Would there have been a better way to create a peace that all in all has been lasting for more than three quarters of a century now? Would it have been better to further appease the facists?(Obviously not a perfect or complete peace. Obviously the Cold War also sucked. Not disputing any of that.)

Also, obviously I hope that this time around it’s not too late to prevent facists from burning Europe to the ground before we can defeat them.

Do you dispute that showing strength is an element to peace? (I’m not talking about killing people or invading other countries. I’m talking about a demonstrated and credible willingness to defend your values and alliances.)
The easy way to tell:

If the clinic is charging you to get stem cell therapy - probably a scam

If the clinic is paying you to get stem cell therapy (most clinical trials include a stipend for study participants), and there's a legit entry on clinicaltrails.gov - likely legit.
FaunaDB shuts down but hints at open source future
Also depends on how you characterize the genocide of the natives.
Isn’t the feedback loop supposed to be Elon/Robert trying to convince the deputees and senators of the validity of the law they propose? And the deputees and senators being accountable to their people for their decisions in Washington ?
I provided citations. Use them and do your own research. I think you will find the answers in what the seL4 developers published, but I have no interest in spending days or even weeks pointing to things until you are satisfied.
I'm talking about external design of the vehicle. Kia and Hyundai are absolutely killing it with their design refreshes in the last few years. Its really hard to discern any Tesla model year from any other. After a while US consumers move on from past designs and want something new to look at.
>I also think that there's low risk of lock-in from buying Chinese solar products now.

It's not lock-in, it's price competitiveness of locally produced solar. If Chinese solar is half price, domestic industry won't exist. If relations with China further deteriorate, they may restrict access. If there was a war we'd be out a major source of energy production/growth.

Currently the US is expected to manufacture solar modules at least equal to solar installs last year.

Being able to maintain production if there was an embargo, we're seeing something like a 20% year over year growth of total installed solar.
I think many people, myself included, would argue that that's immoral. The fact that you don't want to pay for access to The New Yorker is fine, but it doesn't mean that we should facilitate your desire to not pay, and that we've effectively normalized ignoring even reasonable copyright rules is a real problem for the industry (we can argue about the merits all we like, but pretending we shouldn't have to pay for an article with little public interest, published this week, is pretty absurd).

We can look at aggregators like HN as a way to curate who you should be giving your money to, or we can use them to facilitate infringement, making publishers rely on sketchier and sketchier methods to stay afloat.
Lisp is build from a few simple axioms. Would that make it simple?
We have no problem with drive and interest, but I wish we had half the funding of the scammers!
Have you been to the US?

Most Americans can easily make themselves understood (in speech or writing) to most other Americans. They watch the same TV shows and movies.
Some Insights into SecuROM by AnonymouS
> goblin.tools is written and maintained by Bram De Buyser, an AI, software and data engineer.

I'm not saying that a semicolon and an Oxford comma are _necessary_, here - but I am saying that I did a double-take at my first interpretation that we are now naming and personifying AIs.
Failing to mention the material fact that the dishwasher barely works without the internet could qualify as consumer fraud round these parts. Private right of action; punitive damages available. (Offer varies by state).
Notches
I've only recently started looking into running these models locally on my system. I have limited knowledge regarding LLMs and even more limited when it comes to building my own PC.

Are there any good sources that I can read up on estimiating what would be hardware specs required for 7B, 13B, 32B .. etc size If I need to run them locally?
Article by The Atlantic journalist

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/03/trump-a...
The DoD or Pentagon don’t have their own messaging apps? Maybe our government doesn’t spend enough on tech. To me this is the same as if this were happening on Zoom or Discord, since these are not exactly world war level apps.

Finally, the echoes of Dr Strangelove are strong with this one. A veritable board room of talking heads that don’t ever really talk about life or death, but just the material numbers of raw commerce or messaging (deterrence) .
Not quite. The propeller and control surface configuration is now reversed from what was used on the original Flyer.
NASA's Curiosity Rover Detects Largest Organic Molecules Found on Mars
Depends on use case for sure, though I'm not sure why you'd want an interpreted language on a microcontroller unless you had plans to be able to execute dynamically loaded code in the field, which probably means it has some kind of network connection, and 256KB ROM/128KB RAM isn't too big for your Espressif chips and such.
Thank you everyone for commenting and sharing your thoughts regarding my project! I'm aware of the history of V and it's less than stellar reputation in the beginning. I really hope this comment section doesn't devolve into yet another stream of people regurgitating blog posts from over 5 years ago. I evaluate languages and their suitability for projects by just my personal experience using them. Does it do what I need, and does it do it now? That's it.
Honestly, I think a lot have just given up at this point.
Apparently this is not a European mirror of the AI but (still?) only a landing page for the announcement of intent of an associated project. No content whatsoever can be browsed (yet).
This article really hit home for me. On Aardwolf MUD we replaced "mobprog" scripting with Lua based progs back in 2007/2008 and it has been the single best change we ever made in 25+ years of our game.

The experiences that area builders have been able to create goes way beyond anything we envisioned - with 40 or so LUA functions integrated into the C codebase and basic access to rooms/objects/players and NPCs from Lua they have been able to make entire sub games.

I couldn't imagine trying to build a full application with Lua, but for this use case, it is perfect.
Nobody will want to visit your home if it has trap doors.
P in POSIX stands for portability. ,/s
> Have you been to the US?

Every state and then some.

> Most Americans can easily make themselves understood (in speech or writing) to most other Americans. They watch the same TV shows and movies.

Intelligibility is not a relevant metric for evaluating statehood. By your measure Canada and the US would already be the same country.
> 2. First propellor theory that was twice the efficiency of other airscrews

> 3. First aircraft engine that had twice the power/weight of other engines

The other points seem good but I’m a little skeptical of these—“the first 2x improvement” generally seems like a less impressive metric in the sense that when a field is early and thing are just getting started, large-multiplier improvements are pretty common, right? The first 2x improvement to engine power/weight in an airplane could just be the result of being the first ones to seriously look at the problem.

As a field matures, the multipliers might get much smaller as the low hanging fruit is picked out. The last 2x improvement might be more impressive actually.
>So why is the verse there?

You're the one who cited it, it's up to you to demonstrate that it's relevant in this context.

>There is nothing in this verse which says that property is to be expropriated for the purposes of assuring others a particular standard of living, and I don’t think you’ll be able to find one.

The verse is literally instructing that anyone in need is to be helped. It does not specify the source of the help. Anyone professing to be a Christian should be in favor of those with plenty providing for those in need.

>You’ve ignored my question. If Jesus is God, and God rewarded Job with material wealth in this world, how can Jesus be said to offer an unambiguous criticism of wealth?

Ignoring the theological debate on if "Jesus is God", Jesus' statements and commandments came later and supersede anything which came before.

Oh, and since I missed (or you later added) the Thessalonians verse, how convenient of you to leave out its context:

> We did this, *not because we do not have the right to such help*, but in order to offer ourselves as a model for you to imitate.
I still don't get where the money for new open source models is going to come from once setting investor dollars on fire is no longer a viable business model. Does anyone seriously expect companies to keep buying and running thousands of ungodly expensive GPUs, plus whatever they spend on human workers to do labelling/tuning, and then giving away the spoils for free, forever?
Right? I'd love to see an article like this about Indian food.
> Nah, you can't really. Before you question the textbook you have to wonder if it is worth it.

This is some weird goalpost moving - I didn't say it's easy I said it's possible. Contrast with the fact that you fundamentally cannot question religious ideology - it's literally against the rules.
It's an argument in the same way "human rights" are an argument.

Can we justify giving disable people less rights?

Sure.

Let me tell you _a modest proposal_ .
Relationship Ends, Not Fails
Do you think people are doing to second option?
I dont think that transhumanists are a cohesive community in any meaningful sense, not any more than religious people, technologists, or environmentalists are a community.

There are tons of comments describing what typical transhumanists believe, but I think it boils down to the idea that humans can and should seek to modify themselves, and such a processes would be an improvement. In practical terms, this means they favor cybernetics and genetic modification.

Compare that with the loaded statement from the article's author talking about destiny and salvation

> transhumanists have deepened their belief in a fated future in which the human species will achieve “augmented” evolution through fusing with machines, leading to the emergence of an artificial superintelligence that will far outstrip all human knowledge and achieve God-like powers (The Singularity). This digital deity will lead us to a new era, in which all human biological limitations will be transcended; bringing about end to sickness, suffering and even death, and leading us to colonise the cosmos.
So, the Europeans at the time believed it was the first such achievement, but Dumont somehow was able to get hold of some propellers nobody in Europe heard about? Seems a bit far-fetched.

As I said in another comment, the Wright Brothers were pretty secretive about their works and it wasn't until 1908 that people in Europe knew about them.
What's ASO?
Thats because its a 3rd party API someone is hosting and trying to arb the infra cost or mine training data, or maybe something even more sinister. I stay away from open router API's that aren't served by reputable well known companies, and even then...
Perhaps I should have said "large empty spaces where you can launch a sizable rocket".
Looked like one to me.
Backup of my brain. Lost two relatives to Alzheimer's, seems plausible that I might benefit from a freshly printed brain in 30 years, even if the scan, reprinting, and transplant are all done on the same day under general anaesthetic.

(Today such a thing is totally implausible; perhaps it still will be in 30 years, but I'll only find out by living until then).

I'm sure from your previous comment that you don't see that as a continuation of self, but I do see it as such.

Similar works for any potentially dangerous activity.
Is it possible to play homeworld 1 or 2 on linux? Should I try to run originals or the remakes?
Good thing you werent about to fall off the route!
The older i grow the more I've come to realize that its not uncommon for people to lack awareness about risk and consequences. These days it takes me many outings with a climber partner to truly trust them. This is why it always blows my mind when i see people going out on multi pitch climbs with people they've never climbed with before.
>This happens literally every day. There's a bunch of xenophobic stereotypes about my country I've only ever heard from Americans, and on average I've received far more vitriol from them than from my fellow Europeans.

So how does it make you feel? Does it make you want to send troops to America's next Iraq?
It would be good to share a link to what you claim to use.
> Uhh they don’t last forever. So yeah. They can be controlled like oil if you are unable to make or source replacements.

They last for decades, and the resources (unlike with oil) to produce, repair, and rebuild them are readily available in the US (if through no other resources than recycling failed panels).

The biggest risk is that the US stops training engineers, scientists, and technicians who would be capable of doing that work.
How he could've got the Wright design when nobody in Europe have heard about the Wright experiments by the time Dumont flew his plane? Truth is, the Wright Brothers were pretty secretive about their works and it wasn't until 1908 that people in Europe knew about them.

Also, by this photo, that propeller seems to be working: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Santos_-_Nov12_1906.jpg
It is fundamentally about taking away individual achievement.

Of course other people are involved - stating the obvious isn't enlightening. Individual merit, insight and achievement should absolutely be celebrated. This whole effort to say we'd be where we are as humans scientifically regardless of individual effort and intellect is shades of cultural revolution and 100% rewriting history.

It's the equivalent of saying individuality isn't needed and it's 100% wrong. Recognize other contributors of course, but don't discount individuals.
If anyone's interested in learning vim fundamentals, right now I am building vimgolf.ai which is a site where you can linearly learn new vim motions by trying to beat a bot's score.
This is another soft reveal that we know there's extraterrestrial life. Hints like this, followed by "possible" fossils, followed by a hard reveal, is my guess.
I really don't think we can lay the responsibility for this at the feet of "the left."

I don't doubt there are those who have had uncomfortable, rude encounters with anti-religious people, but I do doubt how frequently this occurs. I grew up in a fundamentalist Christian family and we openly prayed before meals at restaurants and never had a single issue. I attended a public school and had plenty of friends who were remarkably tolerant of when I got a bit weird about religion (including calling a friend's family "heathens" for not following the right type of Christianity). Yes, there was one classmate in high school who was outspoken, a bit angry and sometimes rude about her "leftist" beliefs but she was one classmate among many! And yet every week in Church I heard about how the world was against us, we were so persecuted and hated, silly comments like "oh you'd get in trouble if you brought a bible in your backpack to your public school" which wasn't true at all.

In my experience it's an identity built on being "different", on believing that others want to tear you down because of your beliefs. And a narrative that pushes this identity, by amplifying anything that could come across as disrespectful or dismissive, setting it up for someone to come in and say "you should be proud of yourself." And when this includes stupid things like Starbucks changing their cups to say Happy Holidays instead of Merry Christmas, I really don't think "be nicer" is going to help.
I most likely would be diagnosed with ADHD if I sought a formal diagnosis (my ex, who I was with for over a decade is a clinical psychologist and said I most likely have ADHD; my brother is diagnosed with it and my mom's ADHD traits make the both of us look tame). The thing is, I just don't buy into the rampant pathologizing that's so prevalent these days.

It's really a societal problem, and is being treated as a human failing. I contend that it's society that's expecting humans to behave in a way we haven't needed for most of our evolution.

These include: having exacting time standards disconnected from seasons and day/night cycles, having to juggle many more cognitively intense tasks that we need to quickly switch amongst, being exposed to media and technology specifically designed to capture your attention for as long as possible, etc.
App Store Optimization, sort of the SEO for the App Store.