skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did the Incas not fish much? Seems like they would have done well with Retarius with net and spear.

If you had 100000 people and had to defeat 100 well armed soldiers, what would you do? Well, wait for them to get tired, ideally. Try to restrict their movement. Take away or disable their weapons. Withdraw to advantageous terrain. Heavier projectiles. Poison darts. Harassment. Long ropes and nets that you try to snag them in. Wait until they are mostly sleep and attack at night. Invite them to dinner and poison their food, or jump them then. Tough to coordinate this with 100000 people, I think that's the main issue.

I don't know if it boils down to military power or absolute capability. There's always a lot of soft power that goes hand in hand with hard power.
Can you say Bernie is in power? I think he proves my point, especially in regards to the presidential primaries, or maybe that's the point you're making.

He was giving a speech to some super privileged college kids not too long ago when one of them asked something like "why should we work against a system that benefits us" and he said change likely isn't going to come from the government/rich kids so he's working on organizing unions because that's where meaningful change will come from.

Solidarity/Collective bargaining is how you challenge power.
One immediate value add for me is built-in structured logging: https://plainframework.com/docs/plain/plain/logs/README.md

Setting this up in Django requires some gymnastics.
Do you see much accountability anywhere right now?
Fuck Microsoft
And dropping. No one can tell the future; it might recover before it hits margin-call territory, and it might not.
Please check Synology products, a Taiwanese company. They have affordable products and solutions that provide all your listed requirements and then some more [1],[2]. Not sure if they have one device or several devices integrate together to perform the functions you've listed, more likely the latter.

[1] Synology Products A - Z: Applications:

https://www.synology.com/en-global/products-a-z

[2] Synology:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synology
Uh, if the US military is ordered by those stupid civilians to do something actually illegal and immoral — like, for example, start putting the LGBTQ+ ones in ovens, or aid the civilian administration in doing so —- you absolutely do want it to not be willing to subordinate itself.
Are you forgetting the $8.50 charge for Airtrain? That more than doubles the price you quoted, and it's not optional.
Is that true/source?
> and who's fault is that?

I suspect people who overgeneralize in order to demonize an entire population have a hand in this.

You didn't answer my question, either.
> Many people think of North Indians as the de-facto "business" class in India,

It's not "North Indians" that people think of but rather "West Indians". Virtually all of the states along the western coast of India can claim to be merchant class because they were trading with places like Europe, Central Asia and the MIddle East.

The majority of trade with East Asia seems to have been done by those on the east coast, notably Telegu, Tamils and the Sri Lankans. There are mountains in the way for substanial land-based trade between Myanmar and China, but I assume that Nepalis/Myanmar/Tibetans also had a role in connecting India and East Asia. Interestingly India has much for cultural and social synergy with East Asia despite this.
"If it’s 100% accurate, it’s a fantastic time saver. If it is anything less than 100% accurate, it’s useless."

This.

Finally, some of the mainstream media is seeing through the bs. I'm not an apple fanboy, but they're one of the few who is refusing to drink the ai koolaid that the cool kids keep pushing, and it's a good thing for users.

The complaint about reliability is exactly what I've had from the start. There are places this doesn't matter much and adds to the product (eg generating conversational content for Skyrim characters), but there are a lot of places where overconfidence in a semi-accurate method is annoying to fatal (code generation is a good example).

Look, if you want to waste your time, go ahead. It's your time. But I'm really over people confidently predicting that all code will be written by ai when I've seen the slop that's produced. I'd much rather craft something that works as intended than "save time" having to debug shit code.
I feel like most news articles I read miss the why, just like your first sentence.
So Apple has to drop UWB until the spec catches up?
Corporate power funds both of them, but Trump offered a better deal (no law to restrict them).

So democrats find themselves abandoned and powerless at the most important time to have power -- the ability to do something when someone does something you don't like and says "what are you going to do about it?"

The worst part is how much this parallels 1930's German history.
Agreed, but that's not really related to the question at hand.
Ok and what are states gonna do when Trump arrests the electors? Secede?

Look at what Dems are doing now. AoC and Bernie are hosting rallies - i.e being worthless.

States will roll over, because day to day business is gotta continue.
Well, they found someone who valued it at $44 billion.
It's probably just a typo, O is next to P on keyboards, mistakes happen.
If you're running Microsoft Storage Spaces Direct/AzHCI and there's no internet for an extended period you can't start on premise servers.
I want them to pay the same amount I do as a percentage of their earnings. But they don't, they pay far less as a percentage of their earnings. THAT's the problem.
>operator overload abuse

Array programming languages smugly enter the chat
Type annotations have nothing to do with whether a language is weakly or strongly typed
I'm talking about zuck and meta's products.

edit since I can't reply:

The thread went

> It was state-sponsored media when the Biden administration colluded with Twitter and Facebook to censor Americans.
reply

> debunked

> didn't zuck literally say that

...

It's so sad that people want their take to be correct that they can't even follow a thread 2 ideas deep...
Dammit, all we need is just one more chance!
Reminds me back at the Xbox One launch where notoriously an employee arrogantly said that always online DRM is fine and defended it when pressed by saying why would anyone want to live in an area with unreliable internet. He left Microsoft after the backlash.
I wrote some of my libraries, but no reaction at all from the website. It's sad that I'm not famous ToT
It looks like Trump's second presidency is very different from the first and a bunch of things actually happened like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43511213, renaming of international water bodies, rugpull meme cryptocoins, DOGE and stuff it does, appointing convicted criminals to the gov, tax cuts on the rich, tariffs on allies (UK/Taiwan), pardoning darknet druglord, disappeared a Muslim student and terminated her visa apparently for coauthoring a pro-Palestinian op-ed in university newspaper (https://apnews.com/article/tufts-student-detained-massachuse...) etc.

Things are happening very quickly
He doesn't service the X loans with his Tesla stock. He does need to keep Tesla's stock above $115 or so in order to avoid getting margin-called, though. Sure, TSLA has been dropping, but it still has a ways to go before it hits $115. Maybe Musk is resigned to that happening, though, who knows. Seems unlikely?
I think the “big if” in the parent comment was about whether there would be elections in 2028, not whether Trump might lose them…
This takes us from "purge the bots" to the polar opposite.

I suppose there's no incentive now to hide the obvious synergies between the component parts of an effective propoganda machine.
One Last Ride for Antarctica's 'Ivan the Terra Bus'
Kerala has a strong pool of high-quality but underpaid software engineers and some of the most active FOSS communities in India. Unfortunately, in today's capitalist landscape, many talented engineers from middle-class backgrounds are compelled to move to other states like Bengaluru for better-paying opportunities.
We use this method to help users solve problems, and there are many successful cases.
Can CRUD softwares survive in this AI era?
Had a funny incident recently:

I created a clone of a SaaS product and shared it with the founder and he was pissed (scale, security etc etc), This led me to think, is there any product moat left in SaaS (I know distribution is there).

With time do you'll think that every department can create AI enabled internal softwares needed for their operations ?

Do you think organization's would want to shift from per user pricing model to a fixed maintenance cost for their in house softwares ?
You're missing the fact that Twitter has essentially 0 advertising revenue compared to the other major social networks, as all major ad networks have stopped doing business with Twitter (this in turn being because of the very high likelihood that their ads would be shown next to content that their clients didn't want to be associated with, such as images of Hitler).
So excited for you jgrahamc!
Aligning with the distribution you happened to be able to sample from is not 'truth seeking'.
Well, maybe, it could be, perhaps, that the vaccines were not that effective as they were marketed, has there been mangled / cherrypicked with data and information been censored to move the public into a certain direction, maybe motivated by people that could make big money on this.

But of course this is a way too controversial / conspiracy way of thinking, that it's ridiculous and even dangerous and you shouldn't even be allowed to talk about it.

But maybe that is also a bit crazy actually, because what if it's true? And they make you afraid and shameful for talking about it? And like that they have everyone under their control. I find it suspicious that it's so looked down upon to even question things about vaccines.

Why don't people focus on their general health instead of taking more and more medicines and vaccines and whatnot. I believe if we start eating more healthy, clean the pollution out of our environments, supplement our bodies with nutritions we need that we lack in the food we eat (nutritional value has dropped due to pollution of our environment), drink enough clean water, be in nature a bit more, that we will build such a strong immune system that we need much less medicines and vaccines.
He can't start a war, but what about special military operations?
I'm working on sort of 'graph' library. It's litcoding all the way. There are many separate containers and algorithms. The problem to a) write them b) optimize for memory c) optimize for performance d) find a 'good' balance where 'good' is undefined. But it starts with architecture which is based one some estimates of achievable functionality/performance.
My github account name is samchon, and cannot find my principle repositories like typia from your website
Puerto Rico and DC don't get to vote in Congressional elections. Well, not for seats that get votes, anyway. But yes, if PR and DC were granted statehood, we'd have 3 or 4 more Democrats in the Senate, and some number of new House districts, the majority of which likely sending Democrats to the House.
I question why it's on the front page as well even though I'm Tamil.

Kerala is by no-means unique in India. It's controversial because the state is communist and majority Christian/Muslim, on top of being one of the thorns for the BJP (albeit a small one at least).

It reeks more of left-wing propaganda being promoted by left-wing narratives in the western world that end up supporting corrupt and divisve left-wing politcians.
> that doesn’t update beyond macOS 13

...in a way supported by Apple. But OpenCore [0] makes installing the latest OS on older Macs relatively simple. You lose out on some features that your hardware doesn't support (e.g. Apple Intelligence), but most of that is unnecessary at best.

[0] https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/
That's a fantasy military leaders like to tell troops.

Let's hope we won't how that plays out against against the reality of having bills to pay and family members to take care of after enough layers of leadership has been replaced.
A while ago, I needed to get into safe mode to rescue a laptop that wouldn't boot.

Since it uses Windows 11, I originally logged in using my Microsoft Account and a Windows Hello pin.

Safe mode doesn't load wifi drivers and the laptop didn't have an ethernet port, so I couldn't log in to my Microsoft Account to get into Windows safe mode. Didn't have a dongle with ethernet port at that time, so I had to backup the drive and reinstall Windows instead.

That's why I use Linux these days.
Could you create a slipstream ISO using nlite, create a user and then it's bypassed?
An app fixes that bettter than a fork. E.g: django ninja.
"large-ish minority shareholder" != owner
It is very hard to use Android without a Google account. Most people accept that. They must have learnt from that.
"interfaces that respect attention rather than constantly competing for it" - beautiful!
Fair enough, but I really meant that it's not illegal (far as I know) to lie about their motivation for doing this. It may well be illegal to do it in the first place.
I know, I'm just saying those things listed can't be the basis of it since we had them already. Economic integration like with the steal and coal community is a fait point but it wasn't what was said when I responded. The claim was that it was a "rules based order" and that the rules were "treaties, International law and international institutions." No mention of economic integration.

We also have imperialism today and have done since the end of WW2.
We don't know that it's a world class data center, we only know how many GPUs they bought. For all we know, half of them could be staying on shelvez, and the whole data center could run for 5 hours a day: there's no public info on how well they're doing.
Only if granted statehood. There's little downside to designating them US territories. Territories don't get voting representation in Congress.

Trump's "51st state rhetoric" doesn't actually have to be what happens, were he to do something drastic.
The "subtle" jab at the US in the command examples had me _rolling_ :Dd
You can use krisp.ai during recording to already remove a lot if not all noise. Not sure about cleaning up in part but I suspect there are a bunch of those tools available as open source as well.
> There's 30$ usb-c adapters out now. Where-as 10Gbe is usually $130+.

Sure, but if you include another SFP+ port, you can run that at 1, 2.5, 5, or 10gbit. Another SFP+ port gives you a BUNCH of options (including the "copper, fiber, or twinax?" option). A 5Gbit copper port locks you in to just that one configuration.

As for the expense of SFP+ modules, go check out the 10Gtek company. The optical ones are very inexpensive [0], and I've had eight of their optical SFP+ modules in my home networking hardware for many, many years with no problems whatsoever. I expect the copper ones to be just as reliable.

[0] And their copper ones are on the low side of average price
Just one of many news media reporting about it: https://usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/03/14/elon-mus...

Elon is part of the government who are committed to carry out the project 2025 agenda which was devised by the heritage foundation. Their aim is to destroy democratic institutions.

They are now trying to find how to let Trump have a third term.

Look up what Elon is doing in Wisconsin, bribing voters to get a judge replaced.

If you can’t see the damage currently being done by the Trump admin, then please do your research.

To be an informed citizen requires more than writing ‘citation needed’.
Thanks for the tip, I went to investigate. I like everything about it except for the lack of third party messaging. I need to meet my friends where they are and that is on Signal or WhatsApp.

Maps is also non negotiable, having maps in your pocket is one of the true wins of a smartphone imo, giving you freedom to explore.
It has been "unsupported" in the sense of "Microsoft doesn't approve of that behavior and won't help you accomplish that goal" since before Windows 11. It is not yet "unsupported" in the sense of "Microsoft has made it entirely impossible"; every year or two they make it incrementally harder, but they have yet to close off all of the workarounds, and even this change may still leave a workaround.
Why would they want to do that? Their base doesn't like Mexico or Mexicans. Keeping "Mexicans" (scare quotes because of course it's not just Mexicans who enter the US through the southern border) out of the US was a big part of Trump's platform.
I tend to think the people who want this service didn't do the maths. If they don't bite, you've wasted your dough. If they do, then the impact on you and them of terminating for yourself was probably emotionally low. If you seek to retain friendship when they find out how emotionally manipulated they were it's unlikely to work. So in the end, what's the cost/benefit and risk/consequence matrix looking like?

For divorce I would say the risk/consequences are even worse. You'll get the divorce. And massive costs and alimony. The murder story here is really just icing on the cake.
OpenWRT "One" and "Two" are physical routers designed specifically to run OpenWRT. This is describing "Open WRT Two", a physical piece of hardware, that will have a price-tag, rather than some new software release of OpenWRT.
I'm upvoting you because this is genuinely what people I know who are fans of RFK Jr. say and apparently believe.

I believe that there's a yawning epistemological void built into this way of thinking that makes it unlikely that it will result in better health outcomes for anyone. However, I think a narrative most people can agree with is that a broken food system and healthcare system have fostered mistrust of the medical and public health establishment among many and driven people to seek alternative ways of finding "truth" and understanding the world around them.
Stupid OJ Simpson Trial interrupting valuable cartoon time.
I hope the reason is that they'd have to remove several ports to upgrade that hard-wired 5Gbit port to a 10Gbit SFP+ port. Otherwise, it's very, very silly what they've done.
A big part of me wants to earn that money, too. But an unwavering part of me knows, I could never work for Microsoft.

Big Tech and big money is not just Microsoft --- there's Apple and Google too, but if you don't want to work for MS, then the latter two might be "same but different".
For anyone who might enjoy a compilation of some radio hosts making fun of some stunts he has pulled: https://youtu.be/QMvWHg7heAU?si=E0QP0Onxtz3apW_d
It definitly could be a set of different libs, apps, config sets and command. I've seen no feature you can't provide that way.

The fork is a bad take here as it will be super costly to maintain for no gain.

Now, if you were to change a deep layer like the ORM, that would justify it. But I don't see it here.

But let's not be negative here, someone wants to spend time, energy and resources to
explore innovation for a great legacy foss project.

This is good news.
I'm not sure Django is stagnating. It recently added task queues as a concept, which was desperately needed, but there's not a lot else that's truly necessary. The important thing for me here is that Django has a very mature extension model – apps, packages, backends, etc – that mean that most functionality can and should be implemented as separate packages that plug in well. Almost all the Plain features are either built-in to Django already, or would do better as separate packages, and would likely receive push-back from being included in Django for that reason. Is that stagnation? To me that's maturity, and something I appreciate in a framework.
The protos in question are related to internal authn/z so it's conceivable that having access to that structure would be valuable information to an attacker.
This article and thread is highly engineered, apart from few comments. This got nothing to do people of kerala.

They have some of the highest debt in india. The government even went as far as to put empty home tax, which is highly uncommon in india.

Lack of industries and job opportunities people are moving out of the state. This is a a propaganda, probably by the state.you just need to do some simple search to validate my comments.
While I agree, countries like the US where everyone was pretty much already literate decades ago, can and do backslide into anti-intellectualism even when living standards are rising. I have seen it myself.
Is it? I use Android without Google account (with services though). No app forces account on me, there's always option to sign in through other platform or directly via email.
And for what? Make number go up? If it's just another data collection scheme the at least I could understand why.
QoL is a relative metric though. If you see people around you living better than you, your QoL becomes poor even though you live better than 99% of people in the world
He didn't leverage Tesla stock to buy X.

These Reddit level takes with zero research are making threads like this really annoying to read. All emotions, zero facts.
I think CRUD API may remains (called by chatbot), but CRUD app may not.

I got this insight making a shopping mall chatbot from a backend server. It has 289 API functions, and all of them are properly called in the AI agent.

With this experience, I think that many applications may be transformed to chatbot, and only specific purposes apps will be survived.
I practically always use it wirelessly, because it's just so convenient to place it in the phone compartment, and not have to deal with the charging cable hanging around.

I generally don't have any issues with charging, so phone either stays at the same battery level, or charges a bit (depending on how long I drive).

The only downside is that phone heats up due to the usage of CarPlay as well as due to the wireless charging, which triggers heavy throttling of iOS, and I assume this is not ideal for the phone/battery as well.
It's an argument for increased security in the same way that they consider uploading the contents of your hard drive to their servers to scan for "malware" (and other undesirable-to-them content) is. Corporate authoritarianism.
Mdo: FreeBSD's builtin alternative to sudo/doas
wait, you need internet connection to even login? this means root cannot use computer when you do not have internet connection for any reason?
A smart society would give status to people who take jobs that are needed but undesirable. We do not live in a smart society.
This sort of anti-progress sentiment doesn't belong here, I feel.
It depends on how you use the tool. If you just having it generate the whole codebase for you then yeah it probably shit, but you can definitely make it useful in ways that improves your productivity.

A great example of this is tab/jump completion in Cursor.
I have to do all my corporate work on Windows. I have a self-hosted Windows server. I used Windows as my main work computer OS for three years, and in that time I struggled with compatibility issues, applications that wouldn't run as well as people said they would, driver update issues, necessary tools that simply don't exist on Windows, and various configuration failures that simply don't exist on Linux. Saying that you can work on Windows is like saying you can play games on Linux. Sure, it's technically possible, and for some things it works smoothly. But 99% of resources on the web assume that you're on the normal OS, and as soon as you try to do anything even slightly outside of the basics, you're going to run into trouble.

Granted, I'm using Linux for 25 years now, so I may be biased. Things that are easy on Linux are often incredibly hard on Windows, if they are possible at all. Things that used to be hard on Linux, e.g. installing, gaming, are now easy. Things that used to be easy on Windows, e.g. typing into the start menu search box, installing, are now hard.