skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
where i'm currently based, every single cent that can be considered income is tracked and taxed. plus i would have to declare its origin. so there's definitely some legal set up before monetization
No problems using Firefox mobile with unlock origin
Oh I see a lot of Trump supporters actually call things bidenflation and that this is a pain to fix it.

Off topic but the whole world is kind of looking for a scapegoat / just let's things be and give blame to anybody but just remove tariffs. Some guy named bloomberg twitted a rumour and that was the craziest market action I have ever seen.

It's sound absolutely bonkers, it truly shows the amount of influence just reach has.

And reach is given by algorithms and big corps.

If your money can go up and down legit based on rumours in stocks, i genuinely don't feel much optimistic though the times are dire.

It's really funny, like I can imagine far good things happen more likely even when people would retaliate. Think universal basic income or god forbid, giving american healthcare.

Like doge etc. are literally doing things which cost them money and reputation when they could've just sat and do nothing.

I think this is part of some 1984 plan where we all pretend we are in war with each other for authoritarinism and polarity.

It sends me shivers that the things I am saying are making sense, they should be fiction, but sometimes reality is more harder to believe than fiction.

The times are bleak. We all really need to put aside our capitalistic needs. there is a 60 percent chance of us recession according to many betting markets/ goldman sachs.

If anybody is reaching/wants help. My hands are open to help anybody, it's seriously a time of crisis, times of crisis don't start with saying attention this is one of the worst times. Though i am just a 16 year old boy in india. I just want people to really forget capitalistic needs to help the needy for this one time. I don't want it like the 2008 crisis that the bankers who caused it would just get a slap at the wrist and the people suffering would have no one to look after them.

I urge the world to create peace. Nobody wins in wars
I was primarily using ChatGPT & Perplexity.
Then I started calling B.S. on them, and more often than not their replies were "You're right! Sorry about that!"
Simply saying "that's wrong" reveals a terrifying amount of "hallucination" by AI. Far, far more answers stated confidently as fact, turned out to be completely made up.

If I want to play with ideas, I chat with AI.
If I need facts, I use search.
Show HN: AI Debater, because my school doesn't have a debate team
A project I made a while back because my school didn't have a debate team, but I wanted to practice debating.

I figured, why not make an app where I can debate with AI, since I don't have anyone else to debate with.
> The second one leaves out important information.

Did you mean the first one leave out information? The second one includes unnecessary "flair" (extraneous emotive words) that could be used to create negative public opinion about Simpson (or pre-trial public defense of him that makes it difficult for people to admit they judged too soon) before a trial where the evidence will be presented.

Such as: >> were stabbed and slashed to death outside her condominium in the trendy Brentwood neighborhood. The former football star was arrested after fleeing from police in a 90 minute chase along the 405.

Unnecessary things include "football star" and "stabbed and slashed to death" (the gore is not at all necessary and being that they did not have a murder weapon at the time or forensics to determine the cause until some time after the death, it should not be suggested that it was a knife during the reporting of the incident). Also using the term "fleeing" for anyone that did not watch it live may be suggestive that he was reckless (which he wasn't, I watched it -- I am a Houston sports fan even though I don't care much for basketball), and reckless is far more likely to make one think, yep guilty. But he did have police after him which the first one reports in a much more neutral way. Also, "in the trendy Brentwood neighborhood" oh okay, so rich people, I guess I am suppose to grab some popcorn and engage in pre-trial drama now because it wasn't some everyday murder in the unsavory parts of the south side in Chicago, or Inglewood, CA? How is that information useful? The facts of the case presented in the first one already suggest it is not a murder spree so no one in the area need be concerned there is an unknown serial killer creeping around.

*This is in no way what so ever hinting or suggesting at my opinion of the actual outcome of the trial, only more details on my thoughts about the news reporting aspects you replied too.
Really need the fan to maintain clocks while stressing the CPU and GPU. Still depending on the game the Air can still be pretty impressive, especially for native games.
It's a set of hooks on top of the Nintendo's firmware. It's a jailbreak, not an alternative.
yep, parser issues. will report it, thanks for letting me know
Search engines aren't accurate either, they show you 10,000+ pages for your search query. You probably weren't looking for 10,000 answers. The problem is, they can't read your mind. ChatGPT can show you results you want, just like search engines can, you just may have to tweak your query.
> How Palestinians would know they were crossing an invisible line was not made clear to them, the soldiers said. “How they know is a really good question. Enough people died or got injured crossing that line, so they don’t go near it.”

Let me get this straight. First you flatten a huge area of their land. (A 1km perimeter around Gaza, on the Palestinian side, represents roughly ~15% of their already small territory.) Then you kill anybody who happens to wander in, without clear warning? "Mistakes were made," I guess.

I get Israel's concerns, but I really feel like they do as much as possible to be anti-likeable. There's something deeply ignoble and repulsive about fighting a civilian population in such a heavy handed and punitive way.
Presumably the author didn’t claim that they were one of them :)
Was Yahoo! Messenger the one (or one of the) chat clients that let you find games to play with Buddies (or strangers?), like Pinochle or "drawing"?
Dig deeper. Use a shovel instead of a spade.
In the context of Tokio, the tokio's native mutexes / locking primitives. For sync code, parking_lot is the de facto replacement for the stdlib's ones.

I don't remember where I read it, but it has been admitted that having synchronization primitives with poisoning in the stdlib was a mistake, and "simpler" ones without it.

for context: a mutex is poisoned should a panic occur while the mutex is held. it is then assumed the guarded data to be broken or in an unknown state, thus poisoned.
Yeah I went to my comment history after writing that and clearly I'm full of crap.
It's highly unlikely that enough Republicans will break to form a veto proof majority in Congress. MAGAs grip on the party is too strong. It's literally a cult.
How much do you think it costs to make a pair of Nike shoes in Asia?
I think the strategic angle is important, but I doubt it's part of a long-term plan to start a war with China. I think the more likely concern is that if the US becomes too dependent on Chinese manufacturing, China could impose sanctions on the US to control US foreign policy.

And a similar concern applies if the US lacks the manufacturing capability to wage wars with its own resources. Something we already saw that when we ran out of ammo because of the war in Ukraine.
> In the meantime they are busy making more elaborate versions of C.

Or better C versions which look like Oberon: https://github.com/micron-language/specification
hello,

there is a version of this article already available at archive.org:

* https://archive.ph/0GcBe

due to cloudflares:

"Error 1027

This website has been temporarily rate limited

..."

just my 0.02€
Correct. Subtitle is "[..] 100 accounts were compromised for over a year. "
but at the same time, now Microsoft knows you are using Tailscale (and they use this data in their tracking + analytics). And all the other products. They get a very good insight of your online habbit, because they have a list of all other products and apps you use where you sign in with your microsoft account. And due to the way token refresh works, they even have a good idea how frequently you use each individual one.

And if you for whatever reason get locked out of your microsoft account (and I say this as someone who had this happen with a Google account) your are basically locked out of your online life.

I own my own domain for my email address (xxxx@mydomain.com). As long as I can set the MX record of that domain freely, I can always restore access to my email adress no matter what any email provider decides to do or block me for.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43630964
Trump is only in power because millions of Biden voters stayed home. His tariff power is not constitutionally specified but delegated by the legislature, who can withdraw it at any time. I think that China, and other world leaders, believe there’s a good chance that a handful of Republicans – who were already having to hide from their constituents – will be willing to join Democrats in repealing or restricting that delegates tariff authority by the end of the month or so. This would certainly be plausible given how their party used to pride itself on free trade and is heavily funded by the Wall Street guys who are eating huge losses right now, not to mention the non-trivial percentage of their voters are watching their retirement portfolios and home equity shrink.
Do a walk through of what you're implying there - you're suggesting the US is going to lump trillions of dollars worth of inflation losses onto the voting public to protect foreign investors. At a time when the public are extremely twitchy and sensitive to price rises.

There is a clear risk that the US will instead lump trillions of losses on foreign investors and attempt to protect the purchasing power of their voters. It isn't like they're fooling anyone either way - they borrowed a bunch and can't pay it back. They can pretend they paid it back but the markets are going to respond to the magnitude of the losses and not the excuses. The leadership may as well let the bulk of the damage fall on people who don't vote in US elections - there isn't any particular reason to do otherwise.

The US could choose to tank their own currency but it'd be more orderly and the incentives certainly could be aligned to formally default regardless.
This is an entire class of vulnerabilities that would've never been possible with XUL, is that correct?

I appreciate they had to move for other reasons but I also really don't like the idea that the DevTools and browser chrome itself now has all of the same security issues/considerations as anything else "web" does. It was bad with Electron (XSS suddenly becoming an RCE) and makes me pretty nervous here too :(
In the UK? This would last until precisely one second after it appears there's more than 1% discrepancy by demographic group.

But it's not their money so what do they care.
The government already spends money administering the original payment system of cash and coins. I don't see why electronic payments shouldn't also be administered by the government. Letting visa handle electronic payments has turned them into a private tax collector.
Highly accurate blood test diagnoses Alzheimer's disease, measures dementia
I have gone in a slightly different direction, where I use my device to sell goods and services, and aquire parts,components, and specific information to facilitate my selling, and the maintanence and upgradeing of my own personal things.
Also I use my screen time to seek out real world events and activities.
This has led me to have expectations, as to what I get, as a real reward, and, also forces me to
follow through with comitments made on line, in the real.world, therfor the whole thing, becomes self regualating.
Model Context Protocol has prompt injection security problems
Well maybe many govt incentivizes special super fast internet speed with minimal latency which might be different from civilian internet?

Doesn't most of these takes 200 ms still so it's 200 +200 which is close to 400 which might be manageable?? Though I don't know anything about this.
Nvidia Drops a Game-Changer: Native Python Support Hits CUDA
TSMC is such a (sadly) hilarious "cooperation" story:

1. Hey, TSMC, come to the US, we will give you a fuckton of CHIPS Act money and extend the US military umbrella over Taiwan.

2. Oh, yeah, it turns out building and runnig an advanced fab in the US is 3x more expensive than in Taiwan. Too bad.

3. Hmm, now that you are here, why don't you co-invest into Intel and share some of your IP?

4. No? Here, have some 100% tariffs. Nice doing business with you.
Google will today reveal a new security platform: Google Unified Security (GUS)
This one? This, of all things political to land on “new”, reaches the front page?

Resource depletion et c. are not major causes of the current situation. This analysis sucks.
They link to actual issues in their bug tracker, so if it was a joke, it was an impressive long con.
sure, then spin up a keycloak.

Its not hard.

If you don’t feel comfortable doing so: maybe that is telling.
i had a buy me a coffee link for a while. then idk what got into me and i starting feeling bad for the $20 someone donated
You could argue that GenAI music creation is "no software". You say what you want and it magically appears.
I've quit working on .net solutions a few years ago, but I've built a feature in F# about 7 year ago. While the language was wonderful, the IDE support was very minimal. Documentation and examples were really hard to find. So I don't feel it's really pushed as an alternative.

C#: A lot of LINQ style code was really hard to grok for me. Like a language in a language. The language got really huge in general. While it was fine as a "better Java" for most purposes.
Instead ask it to show you links to websites that review reliability ratings and highlight the results for Jeeps along with sources. It's annoying, but how you ask it questions is often more important than what you're asking. (This was a thing when search engines were first introduced too)
Industrial capabilities could be on shored with various other incentives without risking a global recession with far greater economical & not costs.

This is political incompetence fueled by social media polarization & former political incompetence.
> Which is a lot of words to say: software changes. The Linux desktop is a moving target; expecting a user interface library to hold still for 20+ years is a tall order.

Qt pretty much holds without major drastic changes to the approach since 1995. https://web.archive.org/web/20201109041256/https://www.qt.io...

We're at Qt 6.9 now and the process is still easy - there were only very few breakages between Qt 5 and Qt 6
Aren’t you the non coder who vibe coded this for $475 in Claude credits?

Said this before - this is a great attempt

Would recommend that you switch off the tile shuffle feature. Makes it less of a pvp game
The author's record on prognostication is... not great.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Coming_Collapse_of_China
> In job interviews, I pushed candidates hard to at least say “I don’t know” once.

Yes yes! Although, in an interview, there is not always an easy way to separate out people that can’t say “I don’t know” during day to day work, from those that can. But what a difference. A strong need to hide a lack of omniscience is wildly irritating to me, in co-workers and people in general. It causes such problems!
a/s/l?

also, will I be able to play pool?
I would love this as a desktop app.
Taxes as a % of GDP have been relatively flat over the last 60 years, and on average have been lower over the last 25 years so claiming the government or "entitlements" are the culprit doesn't scan.

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/united-states/tax-reve...

Claims that the market has become less free are perfectly baseless and a non sequitur here as even if that claim was true and verifiable it does nothing to explain the decline of the middle class or why increases in GDP aren't reflected in either household buying power or real wages.
This entire persona of the cool, calm, detached person who acts like they are above the fray the the actual real life day to day political realities is so tiresome.

I understand it’s a nice personal coping strategy so that you can convince yourself that don’t need to actually do anything but the whole “you’re overreacting” crowd is one of the most embarrassingly misguided groups of people I’ve seen in a long time.
I don't know. I hold out hope that the Democrats are capable of thinking and learning, but their actions after the 2024 election haven't given much evidence of that...
AI generated recruits are a fiction. That's not to say there aren't fake or bait and switch recruits but this idea makes no sense.

Some background. I'm a senior developer who has performed hundreds of interviews and seen dozens of questionable recruits long before AI. Typically the scam is that an offshore consultancy wants to place some roles to collect wages. Many of these agencies are from collectivist cultures, so in the mind of the agency, they all work in our project. This may not be true, but the agency sees the position as theirs, not the recruit's. So they typically don't the issue with putting recruit A in front of the interviewer and then slotting recruit B in after the position is secured. I've seen this done with A talking while B moves their lips on camera. Now with chatGPT (and earlier to some degree with just Google Search) we just see applicants eyes focused on something they're reading when we ask questions. All of this is just as easy as an AI generated applicant (if not easier) and quite likely to get the recruit hired.

A lot of this narrative is pointing the finger at China, North Korea and Russia/Ukraine. The best candidates I've fielded have been Ukrainian, Russian and Chinese. These are countries well known for their tech sectors. North Korea has executed the largest crypto heists in history. These are not groups who need to fake it.

So who does this narrative serve? It serves the RTO CEOs. This makes CEOs scared to hire remote workers and lets the ones who demand it have a reason.

If anything the panic around AI should reinforce the need to think critically about these things.
Are they applying to all the fake jobs?
I agree. The Chinese seem happy with their government. And it’s done amazing things for the Chinese people. But the point isn’t to hurt China, it’s to reduce US dependence on China.

Americans should proceed with the assumption that the Chinese are a co-equal great power. As we are seeing in areas like AI and electric cars, China isn’t cheap foreign labor. They’re at the leading edge or close in our heels in many technologies. Given that, it’s imperative to reduce American dependence on China. In a world where the average Chinese is as prosperous as the average American—which may happen in our lifetimes—isn’t a good idea for China to have 200x of America’s shipbuilding capacity without America trying to rebuild its own? It’s precisely because China inevitably will become America’s equal economically and technologically that America needs to ensure its own independence and sovereignty.
>I think most voters probably assumed, as has been the case for the entire life of anyone alive today (including during Trump's first term!), that "Republican" meant "good for business" and small-c don't-rock-the-boat conservatism.

Were they just not paying attention during Trump's first term? Did they just assume everyone shouting from the rooftops really did just have Trump Derangement Syndrome? Did Trump's conspiracy laden post-electoral twitter rampage or Jan. 6th really not clue anyone in?

I mean, the economy improved under Biden but I guess the meme about egg prices just kind of short circuited people's brains.
A principal engineer at Google lives comfortably. If you don't want to get into the business side of things, what better can you do?
OK, I'll bite. I'm a dual citizen of the U.S. and a neighbouring country whose sovereignty has been threatened recently and live in that country. Our daughter goes to school in the U.S., though, so travel to the U.S. for performances & to schlep her stuff to/from school at the beginning and end of the year is non-optional.

People have all sorts of reasons to have to travel to U.S. So I very much appreciate the advice rendered in TFA because the Due Process Clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments are considered optional at the U.S. border.
Is there any hope that Proton might eventually work on MacOS?
This is by the author of the very helpful kernel-hardening-checker: https://github.com/a13xp0p0v/kernel-hardening-checker

An interesting tool for analyzing your personal kernel config file and pointing out areas for security improvement. It's more comprehensive than KSPP (https://kspp.github.io/) but sometimes goes a little too far, suggesting disabling kernel features you may actively use.

Definitely worth trying!
I was wondering if that is also part of the puzzle, trying to match the open and closed brackets, sort of like how excel highlights the corresponding parentheses when one is selected in the formula bar. This might be second nature for folks who code, but it requires a lot of focus for me.
Interesting, I have the opposite association. When I see Apache something, I assume development has ceased and the project is legacy or maintenance only. There is a saying, "Apache is where projects go to die".
>If 100 people per month can pay 50$, that's 5k which is very nice for a side project!

sounds too good to be true xd

>For myself, I absolutely would love this as a Django plugin!

after migrations, will be adding orms. or some plug in system for anyone to add whatever they want. don't know how but would be a fun feature to work on
I have to consider the performance of rendering text literally all time, even without wrapping. This is one of the most gluttonous operations when rendering a UI if you want, say, 60 fps on a raspberry pi zero.
> But can the left run moderate candidates that appeal to the Bill Ackman types?

What type is that, billionaire hedge fund managers voting in a solid blue state? Who cares? The voters who matter are in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania.

In general, swing voters are nonpartisan, not "moderate". Trump is certainly not moderate, yet they voted for him anyway. Indeed, polls show that independents prefer Bernie Sanders over any Democrat.

Partisans want to define all politics on ideological lines, but that's not the way nonpartisans think and behave.

The billionaires probably backed Trump because they loved the tax cuts of his first administration and were expecting basically more of the same. Tax cuts and deregulation, the standard agenda of that type. (A Biden and/or Harris administration was likely to result in higher taxes for them and more regulation.) They failed to anticipate what Trump would be like unrestrained, emboldened by a popular vote win, unburdened by reelection concerns, surviving impeachment and felony conviction, surviving an assassination attempt, and having purged all dissenters from his party and now from the federal government. Trump is probably feeling like king of the world at this moment, as if every other country will bow down to him (and many will).
Hah, that's table stakes - I have definitely worked at companies with 100 or 1000x the database to engineer ratio.

Depending on your database system, it may even have a 1:1 equivalency with Schemas (MySQL.)
Automation of knowledge work. Simply by using AI you are training your own replacement and integrating it into company processes.