skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I seem to recall that when conservatives were getting banned from social media (or any place else), the prevailing attitude was "it's a private company, and they don't owe you anything, so they can ban someone for any reason they want." Now when it's a sympathetic target suddenly nobody is saying that? People are even invoking the First Amendment, which was laughed at back then.
"However, it is not recommended to use the API to send passwords or war plans."
You’re not making those specs for 250 bucks without shenzen being involved
OK, that response is from an actual Apple employee, so does look promising.
That’s a good idea to automatically upzone to double the sqft and units of neighbors (and height too). The previous BoS president, Aaron Peskin, had the opposite idea: he proposed an ordinance that apartments should be capped at the 1× the average sqft of the neighbors within 300 ft (https://sfgov.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3781286...). Fortunately, that ordinance did not pass, but it gives you an idea of the nonsense that he promoted: scarcity in the name of affordability.
It's so hard to make predictions of Teslas value in today's political system! Musk is very very close to power, and it's impossible to say how that will play out. Will Tesla be the only car company without 25% tariffs? Will the government spend billions to buy Teslas? Or will Tesla die and Musk live of space-X?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43512353

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hserus/
GitHub: Repository Ownership Limits
Probably acts more like a project lead election
I was born in 1984 and I consider that part of the Oregon Trail generation because I played Oregon Trail in school as a child. I didn't get my first computer until 1998. Before that I rode my bicycle around, watched nickelodeon where half the airtime was commercials, played with pogs, and life sucked! I was about as unhappy a child as you can imagine before I found the Internet and programming. Everything the tech industry does makes the world a significantly better place. So don't listen to these subversive treacherous nytimes clowns.
The native populations that were put to work survived?
yeah - suggest you look at https://harcstack.org - raku is an open goal for doing new stuff like this
Whatever cursor decides
They’re welfare states, with three classes of residents. A slave-like underclass, disenfranchised expats, and citizens who get paid off by their royal families with generous benefits. Maybe the closest analogy is Ancient Rome?
The only side that matters is reason and those that depart from it ought not and will not be taken seriously.

Faced with flat earthers it makes no sense to teach the controversy. Instead rub their nose in theirown mesd. Let them be embarrassed instead because while they are unsalvable as human beings their humiliation may help salvage others more worthy.
The Science of Gender and Science: Pinker vs. Spelke, a Debate (2005)
I think they run out of money and not monetary gain was predicted, so they stopped it.
To be fair that’s true for majority of routers that aren’t top end. Cake is pretty resource hungry
North Platte Canteen
That’s much less meaningful.
Ok, you may be in the wrong thread. This is a product for people who consider OpenWRT support to be a positive selling point. The OpenWRT One and OpenWRT Two are not products aimed at people who consider OpenWRT to be "hot garbage". They're not trying to produce generically good router hardware; they're trying to produce good router hardware for use with OpenWRT.

When somebody in this context is asking for similar hardware, it's reasonable to assume that OpenWRT support would still be considered important, or at least worth mentioning.
It requires some MIDI plugins, I was guessed it can convert from audio.
Pics or it didn't happen. (Seriously, I'd love to see that unholy train.)
No: you are supposed to read the documentation to learn about power user features. Microsoft also doesn’t shove the advanced keyboard shortcuts in your face; you need to read the manual to learn stuff like this.
America deteriorates its own influence? wut?

The big 4 will be seen as a hostile power within Europe? The big 4 ARE (mostly) European. What are you talking about?

Sales contracts? What do you mean in what context?

I agree that it would be cool if the original p2p Skype somehow resurfaces, but I can't make any sense of the rest of your post or what it has to do with the subject at hand?
> including the Western traditions of constitutional human rights

I never really got why the west is so proud of not establishing basic rights of access to food, shelter, healthcare, and education. I don't quite understand the point of them otherwise.
The biggest problem with huge corporations is that sometimes it's next to impossible to actually communicate with them. Does anyone have any good contacts at Apple?

I sent this more than two weeks ago:

Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2025 22:56:55 +0000 (UTC)
From: John Klos <*******@klos.com>
To: apple.com-Admin@anonymised.email, apple.com-Tech@anonymised.email, Apple-NOC@apple.com, d*******@apple.com
Subject: Issue with Apple's SMTP delivery

Hello,

I've had several issues reported about email delivery from Apple. The error they have in common is this:

Mar 12 21:38:17 daisy sm-mta[28249]: 52CLcCoi028249: ruleset=check_mail, arg1=<*******@me.com>, relay=p-west1-cluster6-host7-snip6-8.eps.apple.com [IPv6:2a01:b747:3003:204:0:0:0:47], reject=550 4.1.8 <*******@me.com>... Access denied. HELO does not resolve. (HELO p00-icloudmta-asmtp-us-west-1a-1.p00-icloudmta-asmtp-vip.icloud-mail-carry.svc.kube.us-west-1a.k8s.cloud.apple.com)

Looking in to this, the resolution of "p00-icloudmta-asmtp-us-west-1a-1.p00-icloudmta-asmtp-vip.icloud-mail-carry.svc.kube.us-west-1a.k8s.cloud.apple.com" results in this list of MX:

mx-in.g.apple.com
mx-in-mdn.apple.com
mx-in-hfd.apple.com
mx-in-ma.apple.com
mx-in-rn.apple.com
mx-in-vib.apple.com
mx-in-rno.apple.com
mx-in-sg.apple.com

All but two of these resolve to A records.

Two of those, though, resolve to more MX:

host mx-in-rno.apple.com
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 10 mx-in.g.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-vib.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-rno.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-rn.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-hfd.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-sg.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-mdn.apple.com.
mx-in-rno.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-ma.apple.com.

host mx-in-mdn.apple.com
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-mdn.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-sg.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 10 mx-in.g.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-vib.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-rn.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-hfd.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-ma.apple.com.
mx-in-mdn.apple.com mail is handled by 20 mx-in-rno.apple.com.

This loop is a mistake and should be fixed.

Additionally, RFC 5321 section 2.3.5 says that the name given in an EHLO / HELO greeting should be an IP literal or a primary host name ("a domain name that resolves to an address RR"). The name given in the EHLO / HELO exchange does not resolve to an address RR; it only resolves to an MX. While this is technically incorrect, the looping MX is the real issue. However, if you're fixing the looping issue, you may want to consider fixing this issue at the same time.

Please look in to this, and please let me know if you have any questions or need any additional information.

Thank you,
John Klos
I'll be honest, Mumbai is still very scenic, and I say that as someone from Kerala. Marine Drive and the Colaba area really have a very Bombay-days vibe even after all the changes in the area. While Sealink does ruin the sea views a bit, it's still not a grotesque mark on the scenery.

To be honest, my only relatively poor experience in Bombay in terms of scenery was in the Four Seasons hotel in Worli, when I could get a nice view of couples going at it on the rooftops of the chawl nearby, somehow appropriately from my bathroom window.

Delhi does have its own charms too. Assuming you're a strong enough male, it's worth exploring South Delhi on foot solo over autumns, winters and spring, just immersing in the city. Obviously face mask recommended and not recommended for ladies.
Hallmark of autism.
Megacorp market valuations are extremely bizarre because they're in a sense self-fulfilling. If your company has a market cap in the hundreds of billions of dollars then it has lower capital costs than competitors. If you want to build another factory, you're paying less in interest. Which means you can undercut the competition on price, or expand into grid storage or data centers etc.

Obviously you then have to actually do those things before the value crashes, so whether it works or not depends on whether investors continue to expect you to.

The current value fluctuations have more to do with politics than the company. The media is writing a lot of negative stories right now, but they also have the attention span of a goldfish and ultimately some new Current Thing will replace the existing one.
Windows is a launcher for games, there is no other use for this system (correction: it still runs some specialized professional software that is too expensive to port). And now, even most of the games work on Linux too.
> "They" are referring to Tesla vandalism as domestic terrorism (it's criminal vandalism and seriously generous, yes, but if setting a car on fire is domestic terrorism then lots of countries have more terrorists than they thought).

The intent behind the vandalism is what makes it terrorism instead of just vandalism.
> What happens if your online Windows account gets banned? How do you log in?

Tough, isn't it ? Your security is very important _for us_. Your privacy is very important _for us_.
See PayPal, Stripe, Google and other "services" for examples.

To directly answer: I have a Win 10 without MS account. Disk got corrupted, chkdsk cannot repair, cannot boot. Checking messages on screen was something like "online chkdsk failed". Unplugging the ethernet cable "fixed" the issue.
You can install things from Windows/Microsoft Store without an account.
I think this “I’m smart, they are dumb” mindset is very unhelpful.

My experience when growing up on a farm is that farmers typically aren’t highly educated. But I can tell you they are typically damn smart. I would probably even go as far as saying that it’s in general harder to fool a farmer than a programmer. Because a farmer that is easy to fool is not a farmer anymore. The farm will have gone bankrupt already. And it’s similar to self-employed painters I guess. Maybe they are not academically smart, but they are certainly not dumb either.

So that’s my main problem with this “I’m smart they are dumb” mindset which is the default in academia. It diminishes large parts of society and for no good reason. I think it would be way more fun if society can respect all the players in the system.
Perhaps there will be a return to the roots. The new redesign of Bangalore airport is very much in line with an East Asian vision and I hope that carries over into the rest of the city. That being said, I'll still bemoan the loss of the lakes.
>JSON cannot be used for the kinds of tasks to which TEI is put. It's not even an option.

```js
import * as fastXmlParser from 'fast-xml-parser';
const xmlParser = new fastXmlParser.XMLParser({ ignoreAttributes: false });
```

Validate input as required with jschema.
sure you can, take your business elsewhere
Mothra is a naturally large creature, not a small creature that was enlarged.
A married couple hasn't spoken to each other in 10 years. Their daughter seeks out the best marriage counselor she can find and gets her parents to agree to go to a session.

After their first visit the daughter follows up with the therapist and asks if he could get them to talk to each other. "Not this time, but we have another appointment next week. I'll take another crack at it."

The parents show up to their next appointment. The therapist is trying everything he can think of to get them to speak to each other. Because he has a reputation to uphold he's getting a little worried. He tells the daughter, "We've got another appointment next week and I've got one last thing I can try."

When the married couple steps into the therapist's office, therapist doesn't say a word but pulls out an upright bass out of his closet and starts playing a solo. They immediately start talking.
You're mixing euros and dollars which is a bit confusing. That is a very low salary IMO - I'm in the UK and after big efforts to hire people I cannot imagine being able to hire anyone who could write a for-loop for that little!

Nevertheless, lets assume that's a typical salary: you get to choose your energy provider here and you get to choose what food you eat and how you get your transport. You can put insulation in your loft and use less gas by reducing the heat in your by 1 degree. You can use your surplus to choose slightly more expensive green options. That's before you decide to do anything direct such as investing in companies that are doing innovative green things.
11 questions, impressive Sealioning.
That's integration testing. Also valuable but complementary to actual unit tests.
sgrave
if you seek strong typing, but not all the time, in a language suited to web dev suggest you take a look at raku … for example https://harcstack.org
Rust is indeed woke
I've never been a fan of classic portraits of people, but by way of watching a lot of Baumgartner restoration videos it's become an interest.

A lot apparently goes into establishing the authenticity of portraits. As a conservator, he does a lot of work in the background that isn't always conveyed in the videos.

Sometimes the outcome of his restoration efforts is to communicate to the client that the painting is either a copy, or may have history but the subject isn't who they thought it was.

No actual comment on this particular story, but the little bit I've learned of the art community is that they put a huge amount of effort into confirming provenance. The history of the painting.

So if a lot of experts in the field are raising doubts, it's probably worth examining their statements.

Like archaeologists, most want to make a major find. It's career making. But that also requires being highly sceptical of new claims.
The golden goose is now Azure. Windows is (or will be soon) a free complementary OS to make more people use Azure services.
Buying your own assets is a well-known get-even-richer scheme of the rich.
The windows brand is "Ply Gem Windows". They were ordered from a local lumber yard, not a national chain like Lowe's. (Prices can vary wildly depending where you live. When the same installer put in my new patio door, he steered me to Lowe's as the best price, I went in and ordered that myself.) Since my house was built in 1967, they were for that era a standard size. The installer measured all 17 windows for Ply Gem to go by. For the windows and installation, not to mention my assistance (I mostly picked up trash!) the total cost was just under $8K.
The full screen option is the icon at the top left? It has no effect.
AI is the best thing ever to happen to finally be able to objectively judge who is willing to do the hard work and face adversity vs looking for an easy ways out and quick fixes.

Of course, long term misuse by outsourcing your cognitive exercise to a machine has a negative impact.

Just auto complete your way to being completely dumb.

As a learning or exploratory tool it is best thing ever. Just don't use it to tab-tab your way out of actual work.
It's politically charged to have politically-driven narratives on HN, especially when it has the basis of ethnic politics. This makes it controversial in the first place.
I don’t see how this is palatable by serious organizations? So you build this huge memory graph of preferences? But none of it is explicit? It’s all just magic? The attack vectors from a security angle seem insane. Also the absence of any explicitness in how you define standards seems completely not viable in a commercial context? I mean it’s crazy cool as a hobby project, but also seems not to have a serious commercial viability?
Can't edit my original message, but I just wanted to say: thanks for all the suggestions! I'll research all of them.
That would never work, they would have to have some kind of override. Microsoft doesn’t have that kind of leverage over Windows users because they don’t have tight vertical integration. If Windows 12 enforced that, users would just stay on Windows 11 and MS’ leverage would decrease even further.
There are much more ads than viable targets.
In normal times I wouldn’t have done this.

But we are at a point in history where everyone who believes in upholding democratic values needs to call out those in power who are actively trying to destroy it.

Vote with your wallet.

And it’s risky to build your product on top of Grok’s platform, because its owner is totally unstable and you don’t want to be exposed to ketamine fuelled decision making that could negatively impact your business.
BTW did you read where that was a later edit?
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I dunno, all the home users I know use Resolve. It's pretty easy to learn Resolve, with their tutorials you can go from "never edited a video" to "able to edit a simple short film" in about a day.
As a computer vision guy I'm sad JEPA didn't end up more effective. Makes perfect sense conceptually, would have easily transferred to video, but other self-supervised methods just seem to beat it!
> Read a comment on HN the other day from someone that evaluated Huawei hardware for a telco and swore it was so full of holes to be unusable.

Do you have a link? Would be nice to know more technical details.
shareholder value maximization, shareholder value maximization über alles

I just wanna know where we can find these shareholders and evict them from earth because they're destroying everything.
Talk about indirect gas-lighting, I can never find info on deprecated functions like this one, to the point I convinced myself I imagined it. I guess now I know who to ask
If I’m reading it right, proposal is to hand-roll the mocks/test-doubles and store them in production code. (In addition to how to structure the app)

While article is interesting and idea workable, the title seems a bit misleading.

(Including the “pattern language” part. I bet 90%of readers were expecting to see some kind of DSL)
I see many people hating Musk too much for political reasons. The same people are pretty convinced that he does not know how to conduct business, that he is operating at a loss and he will tank every business he is involved in.

If that is the case, why don't this people put their money where their mouth is and invest everything they have in shorting Musk owned stocks like Tesla, SpaceX, xAI? They might have the chance to see their dream come true and Musk go broke and homeless.
+1 vote here
It surprised me that tech companies opted for Silicon Valley style campuses rather than Chinese stytle skyscrapers. It's not feisable to live a Bay Area lifestyle in a city surrounded by mountains like Bengaluru. You would not have to build over lakes if you built up.
The CEO sounds incredibly thin skinned.
At lease easyeda has support for http based autorouter endpoints. They seem to wrap a version of freerouting in this protocol
On that last note, part of the plan with tariffs is already working: https://www.investing.com/news/politics-news/investment-comm...
It's not ideal, but it's not a deal-breaker for every use case. The kind of firmware you get on a barebones industrial-oriented miniPC style router from China doesn't have much potential for a remotely-exploitable vulnerability. Most of the NICs aren't even going to be touched by the boot firmware. The user-supplied OS can take care of applying CPU microcode updates. If the PC doesn't ship with a rootkit already present in the firmware, it's pretty hard for the firmware to be a security problem unless it's secondary to a security vulnerability in the OpenWRT or pfSense software.

Running an up-to-date OpenWRT or pfSense on a normal PC hardware platform with outdated UEFI firmware is still a big step up in security compared to running factory firmware+OS on a cheap consumer wireless router.
> I would say that most probably isn't malicious collaboration with the CCP, rather sheer incompetence.

As opposed to the US, where it's the other way around [1]. You prefer that?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A
I don't think the underclass is living under slave like conditions though.

Full disclosure, I worked in Dubai for 2 years(as a disenfranchised expat), working closely with guys from above mentioned countries. I install heavy machinery.

It's true some are treated poorly, but most are there genuinely there out of free will, because they make buckets of money to send back home. One Pakistani foreman I worked with had stashed away 250k Dirhams and was going back home to start his own business.

The gulf states can/could be an opportunity for the poor, see Bin Laden family for a famous example.

More than criticizing the gulf states for using these people as cheap labor, the criticism should be aimed at their corrupt governments not giving opportunities to their own population. Ironically they are not even allowed inside Europe and the US.

FWIW my experience in Dubai changed my views on the region to a much more nuanced one.
Can a Mod please change thread title to I'm The Google. AMA.
It’s not illegal. You can be sued for it but not jailed for it.
With the debt it's break even.
Emigration from Spain to their new world was relatively low. The estimate seems to be that only around 0.42 million people moved from Spain to the Americas between 1492 and 1820. Considering the massive amount of territory they controlled that's very low. In contrast over 1.2 million people from Great Britain emigrated to their colonies which were many times smaller geographically.

Also before modern medicine and other stuff the climate outside of mountainous areas (which besides some exceptions weren't necessarily able to sustain high population density) wasn't great. e.g New England was a much nicer place to live and therefore natural population growth was relatively low.

Combine those things with there being way less Native Americans in the North (due to various reasons) to begin with, very different colonial policies and treatment of the native people and the result is not that surprising.
Depends on your preference for hypervisor/host, network performance, SR-IOV partitioning, need/avoidance of AMT vPro remote mgnt (e.g. Intel vs. Broadcom), OEM NIC firmware. I've used low-profile Dell quad-port NICs in the past.