skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
WebSockets are often mentioned for server events, but they are not the only option. Spring Boot WebFlux can send Server Sent Events out of the box. To change from the usual chat application examples, here’s how to implement server notifications in Java with Spring Webflux.
Infrastructure as Markdown?
You have to acknowledge that in our current time, atheism largely exists within christian societies. That's the basis for humanism and social justice and such. Before and after christianity you have master morality. The best thing I can say about atheist and prechristian societies is that they are "interesting".
Maybe. I was using AI via API, and I was building a tool chain to build a social network with PHP... I realized that I could focus on the product, but then I realized I was solving a problem which is social in nature rather than technical.

I am going to get in absolute peak shape, get a few cattle, raise some chickens to produce eggs, and maybe study to become a personal trainer.
Those are customers. Just like for example on netlify.com.

I had a title stating that for the longest time, then I noticed nearly all other landing pages simply have it without title and just a clean list of logos, so I changed it to that as well.
Hard to take someone using your tone seriously, friend. If you're just here to rant and rave, you're wasting your time.
Likely a sock puppet account taken over to spread inversion propaganda, where Trump denouncers get called MAGA just to screw with people’s perceptions and beliefs. Gaslighting, essentially.

Russian operated puppets have been spreading similar stuff everywhere they can. When MAGA ppl do something stupid, they’re instantly there flat out calling them lefties and communists, etc. to shift blame, confuse readers and devolve meaningful discussions into name-calling and pointless debate.
>Without mosquitoes, thousands of plant species would lose a group of pollinators
Using NocoDB as container manager on FreeBSD
Govarchive.us and Mirroring Entire Sites with Web Archives
I think this is gaining a lot of awareness, for example Derbauer (English channel) used Visual AI translation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlZWiLc0p80
I love this and you're inspiring me to copycat on our little street in twin peaks.
no, they said secular, like Sweden and Norway.
Thanks.

I love math, and I regret not being able to usefully use it more. I don't regret leaving academia, but life is a mystery.

The next chapter feels... good and right.
Are the integers not a reasonable abstraction though?
> That was the year I realized I was experiencing scrollytelling fatigue.

She nailed it.

The people who really, really have to look at graphs of numbers all day have a Bloomberg terminal. The graphics are visually unexciting but useful.
It bothers me to see links to content that requires a login. I don't expect openai or anyone else to give their services away for free. But I feel like "news" posts that require one to setup an account with a vendor are bad faith.

If the subject matter is paywalled, I feel that the post should include some explanation of what is newsworthy behind the link.
Google is the best of these. You either pay per token and there is no training on your inputs, or it’s free/a small monthly fee and there is training.
As far as I know the scholarly consensus is that none of the gospels, including Matthew and John, were written by disciples, or anyone who lived within Jesus' lifetime. Obviously Christians believe otherwise.
Scholarly consensus is that the "Gospel of Matthew" was not written by the apostle Matthew and the "Gospel of John" was not written by the apostle John:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_Matthew#Author_and_d...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_John#Authorship
I have climbed in many gyms in Norway without this card. YMMV. But tbh there is so much good climbing around Oslo with a variety of rock as well. I don’t know why I ever climbed in a gym when I lived there.
He's a brilliant poet, though often misunderstood. Skip Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening and try Birches [1], A Tuft of Flowers [2], or the The Witch of Coös [3] instead.

[1] https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44260/birches

[2] https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44275/the-tuft-of-flo...

[3] https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/browse?volum...
My wife and I, several years ago, stayed in an Oak Park hotel while visiting Chicago. There was a sort of food festival we happened upon and everyone was extremely friendly. As we rode the el train in, we were fascinated by the view of the closed Brachs factory.
I really appreciate this post. I've always been a little uneasy about Vercel after trying to self-host Next.js on a VPS and running into a few of the little traps they seem to have set to nudge you into hosting on their platform instead. I get they have to pay the bills somehow but it does feel a bit risky to bet on their goodwill long-term.

The way they've handled this vulnerability has made me even more uneasy.

Vercel's initial framing of their Firewall as having "proactively protect[ed]" their customers definitely leaves a bad taste.

This, plus the delay in notifying other platforms, reveals a conflict of interest I had not previously considered: is Vercel actually less motivated to prevent such vulnerabilities from being introduced to Next.js in the future because they can roll out mitigations on their own platform before public disclosure and then say "well you wouldn't have been affected if you used us for hosting :)"?
A real improvement, but it still drew me a door with a handle where the should be one and an extra knob on the side where hinges are.
Presentation showcases how coding is just a part of programming, and at a point states it explicitly:

>Programming should be thinking followed by coding.

Maybe if nouns were switched, i.e. Programming Isn't Coding, will've been better.
None of the gospel writers were the people whose names are attributed to them.
You can find them all described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet

Specifically these:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10BASE5 (early 1980s)

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10BASE2 (mid 1980s, cheap installations like my high school in the early 1990s).
I thought about doing a youtube channel, honestly. Both as a parody and a progress.

It's strange. I will probably get more love for making a video about my future barndo than my tech projects.

It was an electrical fire due to a 20 year old wire and an external flood light that has never worked.
hah that's not too bad. mine matched poptart to pizza.
If they have admin privileges. The person who creates a group has them by default, and can grant them to anyone else, admins can add, remove, and grant or revoke admin privileges and set group name/description parameters, and disappearing message configuration. Yes, you could have a group where the founder revokes admin privileges for themselves and then nobody can make changes to the group (although individual members can leave and delete the history on their own devices). Signal users can also delete their own messages.
I've had a similar experience.
Please - and I ask this with calmness and a sincere urging:

Stop trying to make incarceration seem like a long-running historical phenomenon. It is profit-driven propaganda, the promulgation of which began promptly in 1865.

Incarceration, in the Western legal tradition, is very new in relative terms, and its growth has been overwhelmingly the result of the experience of the USA transforming slavery into something marginally more politically acceptable.

You probably already know this, given your knowledge of the history, but some plantations, such as Angola, never even bothered closing down; they just transformed into penitentiaries and continued business as usual. The 13th amendment to the constitution, against the better judgment of many objectors, is specifically worded to facilitate this transformation.

Incarceration is not a legal tradition. It is a way to shoehorn slavery economics into one.
What I find fascinating is that people seeking their roots and historical family tree always stay within their religion.

Almost all Muslim Pakistanis and Christian Indians somehow trace their family tree back to Middle East during the time period of their prophets. Many times it is obvious that even if they have any middle eastern DNA, it is negligible compared to rest of it. Why not learn about your ancestors who were not of same religion as you.

And why stop at 1400 or 2000 years back. Why not trace it further back.

And in the west, with superiority complex of European culture, many serious Christians get absolutely confused when you tell them that it is amazing how a middle eastern religion took over the entire Europe and the west. Some people even deny that Christianity is middle eastern.
No, I don't think Github blocks shortened commit SHAs as tags.
Same. Stayed at an Airbnb in Copenhagen and we picked up and dropped off keys from the pizza shop across the street.

And over the course of our 6 week stay, we definitely ate at that pizza shop a few times!
100% agree with you.

But it needs to be seamless to remove any friction from the purchase, but at the same time if it feels the same then we felt like we wasted money.

So what I usually do is buy a different colored phone and change the wallpaper.

My MacBook was the same. Seamless transition and 2 hours later I was used to the new m4 speeds.
A blast from the past. I used Bat! around 2003-2005 and didn’t even know it exists anymore. It was awesome, now I want to check it again.
Christians and Christian apologists like to pretend that Christianity led to social progress, when at every turn, the church had to be dragged kicking and screaming into the modern world, and only then claimed the progress as their own.
I explain my reasoning elsewhere in the thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43472234
Agree with the first part of your comment but "that first generation Christians believed the end times would occur within their lifetimes" is at odds with Jesus's teachings where he said he does not even know when God will choose to bring the apocalypse.

In modern culture, it's often asserted the apocalypse has occurred any time someone doesn't get their way.
Perfect timing. Robert Frost is by far one of my favourite poems, which I do not say lightly as I love poetry - and I am not a native English speaker. I am now recording one of his poems and this read, and the additional info here in the comments such as Kevin Murphy‘s lecture is great material for me.
18 USC 793(f) seems to apply here:

"Whoever, being entrusted with or having lawful possession or control of any document, writing ... through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody or delivered to anyone in violation of his trust ... and fails to make prompt report of such loss, theft, abstraction, or destruction to his superior officer—

Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both."

We can only guess about the "prompt reporting of the issue", but from what I've seen and heard I'm willing to put money on the fact that, no, this was not reported.
Is gnuplot plain text ascii?

do you mind sharing the link to ploot?
Some slides are just a series with text slowly revealed. If merge them down is <1/5 of this number (the page counting ends with 41 which should've been 42 since ending slide is distinct from previous).
This seems a very odd outcome. After all the supposed changes post-9/11, I would think an international flight crew would need to be known to the destination and have entry clearance just to operate the flight.
To add to your side note, most summary statistics of climbing accident reports indicate that most accidents occur during the approach. That is walking to or from the place where climbing occurs.
Advantages of Reed-Solomon codes over Golay codes
Nah, the whole outrage with her emails was performative outrage and hypocrisy. And no, they were not nearly comparable to what happened here nor to what DOGE does. Nor to what Trump did in the past.

"But here emails" was just republicans doing what they always do and pretending to be angry over mild stuff while giving own people pass over big stuff.
For a tech forum, this take is pretty darn close to once again giving bad/dumb actors benefit of the doubt backed up by zero.zero% technical logic by claiming they’re actually playing 4D OPSEC chess.

They replace “ideologically compromised SCIFs” with…… 18 separate iOS devices that I’m sure are on 18 separate OS/app versions and device postures and…

Got news for you - want to compromise e2e encryption and Signal? You do it via what they did. So no, they are not correct.
With the current administration I expect that fierce loyalty trumps both competence and accountability. Sadly, I expect to see many more such examples of amateur hour.
The argument is that there are many organizations in the current government, a lot of them independent agencies, that are politically aligned against the Trump administration. Many people in these organizations have backdoor or spying access to government communications, and so members of the Trump admin can't trust government systems for communication.
You can change the date ranges (e.g. just the YTD, or last 12 months, or set a custom range), and it gives an interesting overview of the evolution over time.

Like jvns.ca drops off the list entirely for 2025, but was consistently in the top 5 until last year.
This comment is either bad taste trolling or simply insulting to anyone outside these theee countries that gave their lives to fight sgainst nazis… in Germany too there were people fighting the nazis, just as an example.
Not infinitely so, maybe this is used on old PET
The most popular blog is the owner's blog? What is this, X...? :D
Why must a Signal attack take place only in Russia? If Russia intelligence operations can operate freely in the US, they can attack US Officials in the US as well.
Information would absolutely be useful.

The current generation however will struggle: there won't be an Internet, so all the information will be in paper books. And finding what you want when presented with a library without a paper catalog ... there's a whole bunch of people needed to rebuild indexes that had moved online.

I'm confident that small numbers of people can survive with the resources available. Maybe tens or even hundreds of thousands in total, in medium-sized groups on fertile land and in good climates. But I don't think rebooting to 21st century technology would be possible inside hundreds of years.
I think they might be referring to this video? https://youtu.be/ikg3-GQLg3g They traveled to the city and spoke to an actual historian on the matter. The "more accurate" model appears in the last 20s of the video if you are just curious about what our best guess of the actual appearance of the city is.
Voyager's Slingshot Maneuvers
Those processes can be made continuous most of the time.
And if it wasn’t, it is now
I built a UK Trueflation chart that shows how inflation links to money printing
I built this chart to show M4 the amount of money in UK circulation and compared it against the price of the FTSE100.

Looking at the graph, even though the FTSE100 is at an all time high, relative to money printed it's worth about 30% less than pre pandemic times.

Inflation is caused by excessive money printing and the UK is no different.
if you think the national security infrastructure is untrustworthy, you need to fix the national security infrastructure. getting elected doesn't mean you get to create your own private government - we call that a revolution, not an election.

but of course, this lot thinks the existing government is all corrupt / deepstate.
It sounds like a really nice (and the shortest possible) backronym.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backronym
Gemini 2.5 Pro one-shot vibe codes a LISP interpreter
If you're going out of the atmosphere may as well skip the fiber and just point lasers through the vacuum of space directly and reap the benefits of the faster speed of light through a vacuum vs glass!
> The old style bots were rarely a problem. They respected robot exclusions and "nofollow" warnings.

What year are they reminiscing about here, 1999? Nothing has respected robots.txt in over twenty years.

Nofollow isn't an anti-bot measure; it's supposed to inform search engines that you don't vouch for the linked content (don't wish to boost its rank).
Nofollow doesn't mean "you must not follow this if you're a crawler".
Scroll on Firefox mobile is rough.
The level of incompetence in this administration is laughable — well it would be if it wasn’t so sad
I'd give it about 10%
Context: I think most recent use cases of AI is slop, generally people who identify as pro AI think I’m an AI doomer. But there are some good use cases of AI.

This sounds like a good use. It reminds me of the early days of CG, it took a while for it to look good, and now it’s a tool in the toolbox alongside practical effects. This is gonna look bad for years, but I think ultimately will be a good thing. Anything that helps shrink the world and understand other cultures is a plus for me.

But man, as a film lover I know this gonna annoy me over the next 5 years.
Perhaps rather than "can't try to view" it's more accurate to say that it's an ineffective lense to try to understand the motivations and dynamics at play. You can, and should, analyse the ethics of just about everything in order to make value judgements. Those judgements just have very little to do with people's motivations, and to assume a principled moral stance on the part of an observed actor will leave you baffled more often than enlightened.
Athenians (early AIdeologues) being too successful for their own good, then dropping the ball like Sama/PG? Their neighbors learning the wrong lessons? Surely other places before & somewhat after had to grapple (in sword & word ) with the implications of extending the "FranchAIse". Like in the Levant, forex.
Good point. I was just thinking Witkoff must be dealing with Russian functionaries all the time in Moscow so they have near constant direct access. There’s nothing to stop them duping one of them in the US though, and it doesn’t seem like duping these guys would be a stretch.
What are the chances Trump portrait[1] has a passive microphone? [2]

[1] "Putin gave Trump portrait to envoy, Kremlin confirms" - https://thehill.com/policy/international/5212691-putin-trump...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device)
It is an Ethernet cable. It’s just not the only kind of Ethernet cable.
are aware about the code logic and functioning

awareness does not imply understanding :)
Fixing right away, thanks for letting us know! -- In the meantime, feel free to watch an unboxing video instead: https://youtu.be/ky5ZTHwZ3Mw
I can imagine root tips advance by thermally or chemically melting ice or frozen soil.
My guess would be the journalist wasn't the one being tested, it was one of the other members. Adding the journalist would be how it was leaked.
"The law" is for you and me. It can resolve contract disputes and punish some crimes. This is politics. It's a different order, and a category error to conflate the two. The sooner one disabuses oneself of having no distinction between the political and the legal, the sooner the world starts to make sense. Law at this level is lawfare (law as political weapon), not the normal proceedings of justice. Justice at this level is the rule of the stronger. Accept it and move on to more interesting political analysis. Or be trapped in an inescapable despair about the violations of the "rule of law."
Why would the FBI investigate anyone who would be pardoned by the president anyway?
Exactly. Signal on Android uses your phone PIN, for some insane reason.
Is this stuff only affecting the not for profit web? What are the for profit sites doing? I haven't seen Anubis around the web elsewhere. Are we just going to get more and tighter login walls and send everything into the deep web?
Goa Water Stories: An interactive digital archive of Goa's rich water heritage
Conservatives or Trump will not give power back peacefully. The most likely is that they will prevent fair elections, but they also may simply refuse to give out power. They are attacking justice now and placed loyalist in power agencies.

They cant afford giving away power now. Just in the last three months, there were multiple very clear law breaking acts. Musk is giving government contracts to himself. They do not worry about these, because they do not intend to give out power.
As a generalist admin, would you say the same about DBA operations or would you say that's just not my specialty?

The reasoning you provide doesn't differentiate, and speaks more of frustration which naturally comes with any area you aren't steeped in, or knowledgeable about.
I heard "deserve neither and will lose both", which has better meter. No idea which is more accurate.

I _generally_ agree with the sentiment, but Franklin's neighbours didn't have amplified music.
i'd love to participate in this where i live (not organize, just participate) but sadly it rains almost every single day and i doubt people would show up
Pentagon warned staffers against using Signal before White House chat leak
I think it's a classic "grass is greener" story. If they haven't lived in the suburbs, they might think it's got elements it doesn't actually have.
Nah, I'll maybe start taking them seriously when they can draw someone grating cheese, but holding the cheese and the grater as if they were playing violin.
One of the three major categories of Hellenistic religions. The defining aspect was that their religious beliefs and rites were kept secret and only revealed to initiates. For obvious reasons we don't know a lot about them.

My vague understanding is that the idea that Christianity was significantly derived from local mystery cults was once taken seriously, but it's completely fallen out of favor and everything new we've discovered about the mystery cults has made the connections ever more tenuous.
> Obviously Christians believe otherwise.

Depends on the Christians. My Catholic school teachers in Germany taught us what you write.
They are the government. You're suggesting trusting a third party over trusting themselves.
Are you suggesting he knowlingly convert into a hacker and get prosecuted as a traitor?

He exited and correctly disclosed himself as a victim of being unknowingly added. This is exactly what anyone who values the rest of their life should do.
Follow the SOP (and the law) and use a SCIF.

What they did is illegal. Any rank and file that did the same would be in prison for a decade, no questions asked.

In general, it seems like you're trying to "3d chess" incompetence into strategy, but try taking a step back and looking at it with clear eyes. This was a bad decision, plain and simple. Nobody is taking responsibility for it, and that makes it worse - these people are in charge of the largest intelligence and war machine on the planet. This is not okay.
Because C++ wasn't invented yet.
Wow it is so surreal to see a project of mine on Ars Technica! It's such an honor!
Mention of Richard Carrier was odd. The mythicist angle of Gospel accounts seems the least worthy of mention, even when the author encourages taking his work with the proverbial sodium. I like watching Tim O'Neill angrily refute everything Carrier says - he really doesn't like the guy.
You're correct that Trump's entire cabinet are hypocrites and they deserve to be raked over the coals for this and have their past statements thrown back in their faces. At this point there's no reason to believe Trump or anyone in his circle ever saw the email scandal as anything but a cudgel with which to rhetorically bash their opponents.

But the problem with them being hypocrites in this regard is that it follows from them doing the same thing Hillary did, and in that case the "fair" way to punish them would be the same way she was punished, which is not at all. So I don't see any real accountability ever coming from this beyond maybe trump firing a couple of sacrificial lambs from his administration.