skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most of them were told "Never, ever speak about any of this".

And they didn't.

Like the Zanryu Nipponhei [0], they were loyal to the last. Even my
own father kept things about his airforce days way too tightly wrapped
up long, long after the official secrets sell-by date. I have some
admiration for this, but in the end it's a loss to historical record.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_holdout
Interestingly Japan will have 2 versions, a japanese language only (+region locked to japan accounts) and a global one. Mostly because of the weak yen + the insane amount of scalping that happened previously.

Switch 2 JP Only: 49,980 Yen (~333 USD)

Switch 2 Global: 69,980 Yen (~466 USD)

https://www.nintendo.com/jp/hardware/switch2/lineup/index.ht...

And the JP only version's launch price is still almost double of the Switch 1's (30,000 Yen)

But I'm actually glad that they look after the local market!
AAA games have already been doing this for years with "pay $30 more for a 'DLC Pass' to get the actual complete game, oh and also you can't resell this part of it'"
Who's that, Bruce Lee?
Seems awful to me. Why would you ever have unprotected queries and leave security holes sitting around for you to forget to "Simon says, protect()"?

Wouldn't a better system be authorization fully baked through and then service accounts and at most a dummy auth provider for unit tests and maybe local dev?

Instead of selecting the world and throwing things away, why don't you just optional join a protected table (or view even) when needed?

Am I crazy?
A rare win for common sense, pragmatism and progress on energy independence, lowering the cost of energy and cleaner air and water for all. Hurray.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/melius-downg...

> Melius Research downgraded Lockheed Martin (LMT) to Hold from Buy with a price target of $483, down from $603. Boeing (BA) had a win over Lockheed on the Air Force’s sixth generation fighter program, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Following the news, Melius upgraded Boeing and downgraded Lockheed. The firm cites competitive losses and growing concerns over Europe’s efforts to reduce reliance on U.S. defense contractors for the downgrade of Lockheed. Europe’s moves may limit the company’s export opportunities, contends Melius.
> no change in my life has been more important besides kids

Quick note to add: if you're reading the above comment and you still want kids, it's important to note that loss of fertility is one of the most significant side effects of testosterone (or any steroid). There are additional medications that can reduce the risk (and possibly reverse it after fertility is already lost), but it's not guaranteed.
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I would not expect it from Musk, based on his previous behavior.
A Brief History of Évariste Galois
Will they have fixed joycon drift though?
To be fair, when the Switch launched in 2017, games cost $78 after inflation.
Stability, network effect. It's still a perfectly fine choice for many (most) use cases.
I thought a real steam locomotive was passing next to a data center and crashed the server because of the vibrations of the train.
Debit cards link directly to your bank account and have very few consumer protections.

Good luck getting your money back from a bad merchant. Especially if it's A LOT of money.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/credit-cards/credit-card-...

To simplify:

- A Debit Card - It's your money on the line, and the bank has little interest in spending their money protecting it.

- A Credit Card - It's the bank's money on the line, and the bank has a lot of interest in spending their money protecting it.
The Turing Test does not aim at measuring intelligence. It's about differentiating between human being and machine.
Announcing a solution to joycon drift would require acknowledging drift at all, which would open them to another class action. The camera is sold separately, so you can just not plug it in. The parental controls also lets you turn off chat.
Taxes. Taxes and manpower solve most things.

This is also one of the things China has.
Because most people still prefer to receive (fake) compliments from humans and still prefer to get dined by humans
It's an interesting idea, but good luck getting your argument heard. I've been tossed in immigration cell as a US citizen. I filed an FBI records search and there was not even an arrest record or any record of it happening, they just lock you up and that's that without even any process or paperwork. Since it is administrative I did not have the opportunity to talk to a lawyer or even see an immigration judge. They just locked me up and then when they were satisfied with stripping naked and searching me they dumped me on the street.
Do we agree that these memories consist of a finite # of bits?
I discovered SL in 1999, and forgot about it. I rediscovered it 5 years later when on my personal server I typoed ls as sl and hit enter. A steam locomotive drove across my screen, and I remembered installing it 5 years later and laughed by butt off. I wound up pranking myself and it took 5 years to pay off!
DOIs exist so they can be human readable and simultaneously indicate the source and veracity of it. They’re somewhat gated as well which serves a function.
I think HN is coming around, slowly.

Years ago, if you so much as suggested that a software developer had any ethical culpability when their software was used for evil, you'd have the entire peanut gallery at your throat. "How dare you blame the developer. It's his manager's fault! It's the company's fault! He can't control how his software is used! He's just implementing a turret pointing algorithm. It's not his fault who the user aims it at!"

I think years of seeing the real-world fallout of ethically questionable tech projects is finally starting to soften that stance. You're not just pushing protobufs around. Look up once in a while and see how your work is being deployed! You're doing this!
Deel lawyers instructed Deel's spy to delete telegram account and destroy phone
As of this moment TSLA has hit 280.75, up 4.66% on the day so far. Nothing sus.
A tiny "toast" that doesn't interrupt gameplay or cover much of the screen wouldn't bother me.
It would be trivial to use botnets inside of the EU, so I doubt that blocking ASNs would make any difference. And as I said, it achieves the goal of disrupting access to information, so that would be nevertheless be a win for them. Your proposition does not solve for Wikipedia's agenda of providing free access to information.

> digital and economic suicide

My view is that it's an economic coup which started decades ago (Bush-Halliburton, bank bailouts in 2008, etc.). It's only inflation and economic uncertainty is only for the poor. For the people that do algorithmic stock trading, it's an arbitrage opportunity that occurs in the scale of microseconds.

By the time that the people will be properly motivated to revolt against the government, it will be too late.
The TRO issued by U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander, blocking DOGE from accessing systems at the Social Security administration specifically calls this out.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.577...

From pgs. 66-67 of the decision I quote:

" The hurried manner in which the Treasury DOGE Team was granted access to Treasury systems mirrors the rushed manner in which at least some members of the SSA DOGE Team were granted access to SSA systems. See ECF 22-10 (Flick Decl.), ¶¶ 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 29, 40, 48 (repeatedly referencing the “rushed nature” of the onboarding and training of Bobba and Russo). For example, several members of the SSA DOGE Team were granted access to SSA systems before their background checks were completed or their inter-agency detail agreements were finalized. "
microsd express is a standard, the cards are available today. the nintendo branded ones will probably be extra $.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1868814-REG/sandisk_s...
Maybe it would be better to identify papers via a hash of their contents so that there's nothing to co-opt.
A few things -

1/ on this RPE stuff, it sounds like they are trying to keep two reps in the tank which is fine but..when? the first set? The last set?

2/ perhaps I'm misreading the supplemental data but the error bars are pretty huge when it comes to changes in LBM, not sure how any conclusions can be drawn

3/ 12 weeks is a short program and it sounds like they chose people who were generally not in shape/beginners. Anyone who has lifted in their life can tell you initial gains are almost always mostly in strength, not mass.

4/ Their choice of lifts for this population also looks unusual.

I'm sure they have the data but I could not find any evaluation of relative strength gains between the two groups. Even if their hypothesis that the LBM gain is identical, strength gains may not be.
this is what consumers demand. despise your fellow man
I'm not super fan of first party Nintendo so this doesn't tempt me much over getting a steamos handheld or similar.
No new Zelda, no new Mario. I don't know what Nintendo is doing but I am not a hyped up for the Switch 2 as I thought I'd be.
Effects of Creatine Supplementation and Resistance Training on Muscle Strength Gains in Adults <50 Years of Age: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/16/21/3665#:~:text=In%20the%2...
and
Creatine Supplementation for Muscle Growth: A Scoping Review of Randomized Clinical Trials from 2012 to 2021
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8949037/
Explaining Richard Sutton's AI Research Slogans
Yeah, the diffraction spikes in Webb/Hubble images are clues that those stars are nearby within the Milky Way.
> git commit, which hooked into yarn test

There's the real wtf. How are you meant to commit a failing test? Or any other kind of work in progress?
> [...] and then publicly takes extremely polarizing political action that half the voter base considers antithetical to their values.

It's worse than that. A significant fraction of the half that doesn't consider his political actions antithetical to their values consider EVs antithetical to their values.
What notion?
That's an important clarification! So for half the population, creatine works.
It gives me a little pause that humans are so much worse than random chance at detecting GPT-4.5. Suppose we reframed the test as: "You interact with 10 witnesses, 5 of which are humans, 5 of which are GPT-4.5. Your task is to separate them into two groups, but you do not need to label the groups." It seems that human judges would still be pretty good at this version of the task.

In originally proposing the task, Turing wrote:

>It might be urged that when playing the "imitation game" the best strategy for the machine may possibly be something other than imitation of the behaviour of a man. This may be, but I think it is unlikely that there is any great effect of this kind.

Does the fact that GPT-4.5 is favored well above random chance imply that it is doing "something other than imitation of the behaviour of a man"?
It seems like the protocol would detect either benefit, if present.

It makes sense that the body's adenosine re-phosphorylation is not rate limited by creatine at all (which the body produces naturally). In that case, having extra creatine lying around would just make your pee more expensive and give you a nice placebo effect from believing you can lift more. (And placebo effects are real effects, particularly for effort related tasks. Just not due to chemistry of the treatment.)
Alleged Deel Spy Confesses to Coordinating with Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz
Doesn't look too bad price-wise—nice!
May I ask what issues you're having with it? (I haven't switched over yet.)
In the direct they took several moments to describe how parents can lock away this feature from children using the Nintendo app.
Because of this crisis, no one should be allowed to study creatine? What other things shouldn't be studied in order to solve the glaring reproducibility crisis? How does not studying things help?

Is the scientific community "focused" on creatine?
Let's see it sit down in front of a computer and type really fast like Data on Star Trek.
Where in the World Did Your Code Come From?
Ever wondered where the open source code in your project was actually written? The SCANOSS Geo Provenance dataset maps the geographical origins of OSS contributions—because sometimes, code has a more interesting backstory than you think.

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Yuri Bezmenov, a defector and ex-KGB analyst spoke publicly in the
80s about the "long game". What he described is pretty much a
blueprint for everything we've seen in the past few years.
Exciting to see all the continued energy around Graft today! If you want to continue the conversation feel free to join the Discord [1] or post a discussion on GitHub [2].

I'll be at Antithesis BugBash [3] for the next few days talking about Deterministic Simulation Testing (DST) with fellow DST nerds. If you're around please reach out so we can meet in person!

Either way, have an excellent day! :)

[1]: https://discord.gg/etFk2N9nzC

[2]: https://github.com/orbitinghail/graft

[3]: https://bugbash.antithesis.com/
I suspect they also know full well that the global ones will be resold in China.
Thank you, this really helps. Totally agree—hallucinations and leakage are scary, especially when prompts can be engineered to expose things you didn’t think were vulnerable.

We’ve been leaning toward open-sourcing the data plane for exactly the reasons you mentioned: trust, adoption, and building a community around the core tech. But I’ll be honest—there’s still that fear in the back of my mind: what if someone forks it, strips out the branding, and rehosts it? Or if buyers say “well, it’s open source, why should we pay anything?”

Did you or your team ever wrestle with that? Or have you seen OSS models work well in this space where the control plane still delivers enough value to justify a paid tier?
When the President of the United States endorses and promotes financial (Trumpcoin, etc.) and health (Ivermectin, etc.) scams, this is a signal to everyone that scams are good and it is A-OK to try and take advantage of others. If you are not actively trying to scam others, you are the sucker.
90 EUR in Europe. This completely deflated my interest in the Switch 2, I'd rather finish my combined Switch 1 and Steam backlog than support this price creep, considering that Nintendo games practically never get discounted.
> This is flying somebody to an unrelated country and the paying a foreign nation to throw them in an overcrowded prison with no oversight for the rest of their lives.

That's true of most of the people the Trump administration are sending to CECOT in El Salvador, but not the guy the article is about:

> Abrego Garcia came to the U.S. illegally from El Salvador around 2011, “fleeing gang violence,” according to his lawyers, and made his way to Maryland to join his older brother, a U.S. citizen.
I don't believe this will get cheaper
I think Americans generally underestimate the seismic shift that has happened in defence procurement approach during the past few months in Europe.

Even if the US recovers from its current situation it will be many years until European nations buys weapon systems from the US in volumes resembling the past. The trust isn't there. It would take a long time to rebuild.
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Accent Oracle – Guess the accent when speaking English
The hype around GTA VI is going to be crazy hard for it to live up to.

People been speculating for years and years now and that could lead to a lot of unrealistic expectations.

One thing I do respect Rockstar for though is they never caved to pressure to release the sequel fast
Why Most Data Catalogs Fail–and How to Get Yours Right
I don't know.

- The counter-examples seem strange to begin with since they mix presentation concerns (redirect) with data access concerns (getDocument) and authentication (user.isAdmin).

- I'd prefer an explation of the pattern that is not tied to a library. Kilpi already seems to abstract away something.

So it's a bit hard to understand what problem this pattern really solves.

Kilpi looks interesting, though.

(PS: the Kilpi.filter definitely needs a better explanation! What does it do? And how does it relate to the policies? I can make a guess what happens if what your query is fetching is a list of things. But what it it's not?)
https://www.ign.com/wikis/mario-kart-8/Pre-Order_Bonus

https://www.nintendo-insider.com/super-mario-maker-2-limited...

etc.
From a business perspective, I haven't identified a single selling point in your post as it's very tailored towards engineering people, which likely is your main problem. Why did you build it in the first place? What was the market demand and who was your customer (or user, at least)?
> if durability's not a lot better

The kickstand and controllers at least look so much higher quality.
2025 Webby Awards Nominations: Puzzle, Trivia, Card and Word Games
The Team That Will Implement Intel's New Vision
C++ I have worked only a little with it, more so with C, but AFAIK order of files does kind-of matter, so at least declarations need to be present in each file upfront before use.

C# has a multi-pass compiler so that it can compile and link the components from multiple files, without need of placeholder declarations, regardless of the order the symbols appear in the files.

F# has a single pass compiler, which keeps the compiler implementation simpler, but the file, and symbol definition order does matter that way. This is totally intentional, this is supposed to make the codebase more straightforward, with which I personally agree with. This avoids the need for declarations and centralization of them, the includes all the baggage that comes with that approach, and all the complexity C# has. I have rarely found a limiting factor, though there are some cases when it can be a bit inconvenient, for me the application setup/composition (~DI, but I prefer more static approach in F#) needed some cumbersome refactoring in some cases (have only vague memories by now, and yes, I know co-recursive types exists)

I really like F#, but rarely have to opportunity to work in it.
Despite all of the negative/critical takes, I think the switch 2 looks great. The hardware improvements look nice. The top usb-port is a great addition with the kickstand, so you can actually charge while you play (this was a bust with switch 1).

I think the camera is also good. I actually really look forward to playing mario games with my nieces. And for those who don't want it, it's no extra cost.

120fps and 1080p w/ upscaling to 4k look good but ambitious. I wonder how much AI is used. The fans inside the dock are a clever way to maintain performance.

Also, I have a lot of friends who casually stream games in discord, so the chat/sharing functionality seems aptly timed.
Cripes that’s incredibly expensive for a lower spec handheld
I don't want to be rude, but your off-topic anecdote about my uninteresting and useless anecdote is also... uninteresting and useless.
F# is a lovable language as in people are really enjoying using it vs not being bothered using it.

Once every other month a new F# link lands on top page and receives a few hundred of upvotes.

I think F# needs and deserves more publicity in order for it to win a larger audience. If only F# community would be half as vocal as Rust community.
The price being almost the same as a Steam Deck is really surprising. Since the Wii (maybe even the GC? I can't remember, I only had a PS2 from that generation when it was active, and only got that about the time the PS3 was about to come out, so I don't remember their relative price positioning that generation) they've been the "sure you'll spend more on games because they don't have meaningful sales and used prices remain high, and the hardware's 'underpowered', but the games will be really good and the console price is pretty low!" console.

This is... a weird departure from that.
Elon lies 24/7, if you were an investor who seriously believed that the dumpster truck that was over $100k would be a big seller you deserve this loss
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As far as MBA schemes go, this is pretty benign. Realistically,they are putting consoles into the hands of the most vocal, most dedicated, and most enthusiastic customers first. This makes a ton of sense, and if gets around scalping, I'm all for it.

At least you are getting "something" for having telemetry turned on, usually you get zilch.
Yes, I had to trim the title to the character limit. Thanks for the tip for next time I run into this.
Are they human readable? As for veracity, wouldn't baking a digital signature into the paper itself be far more reliable?

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they exist, but they appear to guard against humans who are lazy and make mistakes sometimes rather than against a powerful adversary motivated to interfere with science. It might be time for an upgrade.
Indention is not significant. The example was supposed to demonstrate how you might use individual directives for pseudo-grouping. The example was inspired by premake [1] which takes this approach, but in Lua.

[1] https://premake.github.io/docs/Your-First-Script
It might help to think of it less as "Indian subcontinent slamming in" and more as the "Tethys ocean basin closing".

India being pulled away from Africa/Madagascar and eventually beneath the Eurasian continental crust is all related to the closing of the Tethys. ...This is a lot easier to explain with pictures...

If it helps, remember that continents are just lighter and thicker "rafts" of stuff. They're not plates themselves. They're often attached to oceanic crust as part of a plate. When one side of that oceanic crust becomes cold and thick enough to start to subduct, the entire plate gets pulled along.
My favorite part about the original paper is that it was written during a time when "extra-sensory perception" was a big fad, and Turing bought into the idea. He admits that the most likely failure of his test is that humans could perform ESP while computers could not. It's such a weird historical artifact - if he had come up with the idea 10 years earlier or later, it seems unlikely the ESP section would have ever made it in.
IDK, 70 years is a good long run, it seems to have held up remarkably well.
If it bombs, it will. The Nintendo 3DS set a precedent for this.
Technically they could market "the Joy-Con 2 sticks uses Hall Effect for better precision" to convey the implication that they will avoid drift without admitting culpability (and being factually true about better precision). If they were using HE, they likely would have noted it IMO.