skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My guess is that each simultaneously picked a number, one for numerator and one for denominator.
But he doesn't need Canadian, only not from the USA.
If the Israelis have used their many-years-long control of food, water, and electricity (which BTW they provide because Hamas destroyed Gaza's native water aquifers by polluting them during weapons manufacturing, as well as stealing and hoarding the fuel for power generation in order to run their underground attack tunnels such that the local power plants can't run) in order to starve the Gazans to death, why has the population gone up instead of down?

In the Holocaust, the population went down — by many many millions of people.
their stated goals (avoiding obesity) don't line up with their actions (food choices that promote obesity), so they must have different goals (enjoying food regardless of whether it promotes obesity). not the opposite of their stated goal, just a different one.
Perhaps a local idiom to my area, not sure. It means getting into someones "business", in the same sense as "mind your own business". If you're getting up into my chicken, then you're sticking your nose into my business.
You haven't been following the FTC's enforcement?

e.g. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/owner-conservative-appa...
Totally agree , Steam is a classic case of branding beyond the domain. But would you say that in 2025, with AI tools and search engines reshaping visibility, the role of a clean domain has slightly shifted?

For example, bundles like helpai.io, helpai.cloud, helpai.vip, etc., feel less about prestige and more about brand navigation , so users recognize continuity across tools or services.

am i wrong ?
They should use their resources to make OpenAI good at coding.
robbyzambito.me and zambito.xyz yield "JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data"
>if I want a throwaway email, I don't need MFA because I don't care if the account is compromised.

But Google cares if their servers are used to send spam or worse, because it makes their email service less useful for other users who may not use it as a throwaway account.
Why text? why not encode the image into some latent space representation, so that it can survive a round-trip more or less faithfully?
Honestly, I could see a pretty easy use case for some OpenAPI endpoint definitions to be pass through to a local tool. As such, adding the ability to translate a URL to a CMD could be useful.

Outside of that, most of the effort has a very 1:1 use. Response code would be exit code, of course. But describing the output would then be the same. The vast majority of an OpenAPI doc is for documentation purposes.

And, I should add, I'm honestly not a huge fan of OpenAPI. I'm just guessing I will also not be a fan of MCP.
2009 is around the last time that I remember going into a Radio Shack, with the intention of buying a Nintendo DS and a game. I watched the guy go to the back to get a baggie containing the system, manual, accessories, etc, and stuff it into the box. He went back looking for the game (which was similarly absent from the case, along with the manual), came out empty handed.

"Well, couldn't find the game. So just the system?"

"Umm...no. I'll just buy the system down the street, since I'm going to have to go there to buy a game anyhow."

I have great memories of buying electronic components, kits to work on with my grandfather, and such. They were pretty sad by the end though. No decent kits, no little drawers of components.
> All features work without JavaScript

Maybe they should update their bullet points...

The footnote saying "fuck you now, maybe come back later" is really encouraging.
Here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43696747

That's where you didn't share the concern.
It's technically correct, but feels a bit forced.
A good parallel is writing books. Books can cost little to write and publish, but their success is Pareto distributed, not Normally distributed.
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43553198 .. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43564972 :

> Can [or should] a microkernel run eBPF? [or WASM?]

The performance benefits of running eBPF in the kernel are substantial and justifying, but how much should a kernel or a microkernel do?
Totally agree.

This is what Instagram and YouTube did and we got MrBeast and Kylie Jenner making billions of dollars. The cost of creating content is tapping record on your phone and the traditional "quality" as defined by visuals doesn't matter (see Quibi). Viral videos are selfies recorded in the bedroom.

When you lower the barrier to entry things get more heterogeneous, not less. So you have bigger outcomes, not smaller, because the playing field expands. TikTok's inside was built on surfacing the 1 good video from a pool of 10s of millions. The platforms that surface the best content will be even more important.

It's a little disheartening, I think, for people to think that the only reason they can't be creative is money, time, or technical skill, but in reality, it's just that they aren't that creative.

So yes, everyone can create content in a world of AI, but not everyone is a good content creator/director/artist (or has the vision), same as it is now.
I did not play with a controller, which made Dark Bramble effectively impossible to finish because the keyboard is all-or-nothing thrust. Had to cheat to get past it. They should have said that using a controller was mandatory, not recommended.
bad example, sorry.
This is the price i pay for a semi fancy hotel in Switzerland, 10 minutes outside of a city well connected and public transport included.
It fits for software that has not reached its creators stated goals. LLMs are not AI and have not improved lives for any human, outside of making some people rich.
The notion that Google is worse at carefully managing PII than a Wild West place like OpenAI (or Meta, or almost any major alternative) is…not an accurate characterization, in my experience. Ad tech companies (and AI companies) obsessively capture data, but Google internally has always been equally obsessive about isolating and protecting that data. Almost no one can touch it; access is highly restricted and carefully managed; anything that even smells adjacent to ML on personal data has gotten high-level employees fired.

Fully private and local inference is indeed great, but of the centralized players, Google, Microsoft, and Apple are leagues ahead of the newer generation in conservatism and care around personal data.
Who, the guy I replied to who expects to be around in a trillion years and wants to live forever? Yeah, peak republican right there.
> flat earthers, folks committed to a specific agenda

I find it hard to think ill of a "leftist movement" that opposes "flat earthers," but pretty much every reasonable adult is, to a greater or lesser extent, "committed to a specific agenda"—leftists no less than the rest!
You can do image+text as well (although maybe the results are better if you do raw image to prompted image to video?)
"No! You start getting excited!"
personas sounds great!
This Tax Season, Identity Costs Are Rising–Thanks to the IdP Tax
What Desktop PCs Need
I also got some decent stuff I bought from aliexpress but it is really a tiny fraction of what is offered.
Migrating Signal from iOS to Android
Do people also treat Reddit the same way?
I don't know what to tell you. The problem with TOFU is obvious: the FU. The FU happens more often than people think it does (every time you log in from a new or reprovisioned workstation) and you're vulnerable every time. I don't really care what you do for SSH (we use certificates) but this is not a workable model for TLS, where FUs are the norm.
Tourism in Switzerland is growing and not getting cheaper either.
It is fucking El Salvador, I think you meant it isn't El Salvador.
> Around this age feelings get really really big. There is no concept of emotional regulation yet.

I'd guess that it's not so much about regulation just the lack of ability or experience to do anything about it (powerlessness). Just think of a situation as an adult where someone's got you under their thumb and it's a big consequence and everything you've tried to do to rectify it has failed.
Fortunately for you, there is no good argument that homosexuality is wrong. But honestly, it does take a certain nontrivial amount of understanding to realize that- an understanding of things like: the list of the most common informal logical fallacies (or... all of them, because why not, and once you learn them, you see them everywhere). And those aren't someething that is typically taught in school (I had to pursue them on my own time).

(A while back I found a personal webpage that systematically shot down every single homophobic argument using reason and those fallacies... and I haven't been able to find it since, unfortunately.)

So, among many other injustices that might be rectified (or at least ameliorated) by a broader understanding of fallacious arguments, homophobia would definitely be one of them.

(Also, personal note, I'm sorry about any injustice you've had to endure because of your orientation and others' lack of understanding.)
That’s an incredible amount of effort to throw at an argument on Hacker News.
Compilation threads like those seem to me more like ways to make each other angrier and more racist. I think they legitimately just hate black people. Like, there's definitely some element of smug self-aware memey edginess about being racist, but there's also unironic vitriolic racism. But yeah, I guess we just disagree here on this.
Thank you for making that list, these are really interesting indeed.
Then I can agree with that: short-sighted decision-making on both obesity and Trump's tariffs.
I don't understand any of this. If you want TOFU for TLS, just use self-signed certificates. That makes sense for your own internal stuff. For good reason, the browser vendors aren't going to let you do it for public resources, but that doesn't matter for your use case.
You use words that are alien to everyone. Well, there is a small incertainity in "everyone" and it is there where the people who actually understand DHCP, DoS, etc. live. This is a very, very small place.

So no, nobody will ever look at a certificate.

When I look at them, as a security professional, I usually need to rediscover where the fuck they moved the certs details again in the browser.
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That’s a fair point—Monero is superior for peer-to-peer payments in terms of latency, fungibility, and privacy. But I’d push back on the idea that Bitcoin is useless outside of L2s.

The post isn’t claiming Bitcoin is better for transactions. It’s saying Bitcoin anchors legitimacy in a world that increasingly demands auditability—whether we like it or not.

Think of Bitcoin as the externally visible proof-of-reserve layer, and Monero as the privacy-preserving execution layer. One gives you credibility. The other gives you cover.

The stack isn’t about outperforming each other. It’s about asymmetry across contexts.
Apple says all Mac minis with Intel are now 'vintage' or 'obsolete'
Totally fair skepticism. To be clear: I’m not selling anything.
This is a strategic framework for digital autonomy—nothing more.

In a world increasingly hostile to financial privacy, the worst-case scenario isn’t getting pitched.
It’s not realizing you needed a fallback system until it’s illegal to build one.
The new fascist administration deporting innocent (literally and as in "innocent until proven guilty") people to a gulag in El Salvador is enough reason for me not to travel to the USA anytime soon.
DMSO easily penetrates skin, and i'd guess in both directions. And if she or somebody got something onto her skin, that may have gotten dissolved into her system. And DMSO penetrates various types of gloves with various degrees of success, so the staff working with her could by touching her have gotten that something too.
Thank you for the benefit of the doubt. I am not attempting to align with anyone, only explore what's true. I certainly don't condone any attempt to shield ideas from criticism, or dismantling the right to free association. It doesn't surprise me that some people want that, but frankly I have seen that exact behavior on both sides of the political spectrum in the US. It looks to me like America is fragmenting into two cults with nothing but least respectful interpretations of each other. Both sides are trying to protect certain ideas from criticism and also censor aspects of the other. It's an ideological culture war.

When I criticize the actions of one of the cults, it doesn't automatically put me in the other cult.

I am not American, therefore I am not republican. I don't even consider myself politically right. I align with some right-leaning values, while aligning with more left-leaning ones.

I am here discussing these things in an effort to keep tabs on what's going on, but also because I think attempting to reconcile the differences between the two sides is a positive action. I want America to work this out without a full blown kinetic civil war. I have virtually no control over this outcome, so I will take small barely significant actions to try and nudge towards a more favorable outcome. My engagement here is an attempt to act as one tiny piece of a bridge, even if it means I am going to get trampled. It's a sacrifice, potentially in vein, and maybe even unwise, but at this point I don't know what else to do to help, and I am also afraid of making it worse.

Maybe I should just do nothing?
Figma sent a cease-and-desist letter to Lovable over the term 'Dev Mode'
Ocean Tides and the Earth's Rotation (2001)
I dislike this line of reasoning - it's the presumption that I'm just too smart for my audience and unwillingness to recognize where they are coming from, even if some of their thinking seems to be irrational and biased - at the same time it's the refusal to acknowledge that I might be prone to biases and my thinking might be flawed and perspective incomplete from the point of others.

It's literally giving up, declaring victory and then projecting passive-aggressive superiority.
Yeah, emotions are how we perceive our organism (body as a whole) going into action to deal with something. They are the idiot lights on a car dash. You can put tape over them or say you ignore them, but the underlying process is still occurring.
Measurement of the Earth's Rotation: 720 BC to AD 2015 (2016) [pdf]
Did a little survey on what people are actually using the website for and this was not quite the outcome I expected!

Thanks for the compliment, and really cool to hear there are other services like this out there :)
I can't help but read this in a baritone blustering-with-spittle transatlantic voice.
Those "other substances" are very powerful, illegal drugs, as well as powerful prescription drugs taken without a doctor's supervision. Blaming weed seems to be a way of once again trying to demonize a plant that should be treated as a food supplement instead of drug, they need to stop classifying raw plant material as pharma its viciously in accurate.
Autoadmit is a message board that required .edu to register and ended up with a pretty similar culture (though with an older userbase given the initial focus on law school admissions)
The Donald Trump in this analogy is.. Patrick Collison? And the “five dollars” is $120M?

Your premise is these right-wing anti democratic ideologues are on the fringes of the YIMBY movement. That is not supported by the facts. I quoted just one passage demonstrating the literal partnership between a major tech leader / CA YIMBY / Abundance funder and a Peter Thiel funded right wing “Libertarian” with dark visions of police city states.

They are not at the fringes, they are at the heart of it and provide the major funding for it.
This article is interesting, but the title is really really strange.
> The company is based in Salt Lake City.

Chinese drop shippers aren't dumb enough to pull the scam from within the FTC's juridsiction.
Thanks for your contribution! Reminds me of Helmholtz resonators.

I wrote this cross-disciplinary paper about resonance a few years ago. You may find it useful or at least interesting.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurorobotics/articles/...
I remember seeing maybe two other operating system projects on /g/dpt/, they didn't reach significant maturity but managed to animate some graphics on the screen. I remember seeing a bullet hell game engine written in lisp, I think it was called gnumako or something along those lines.

This was around 10 years ago...
The cube engine also works in this manner. A block engine where you can independently push the corners.

http://cubeengine.com/index.php
I'm relatively happy whenever I see negative news about Temu. Call it a bias, though my limited data[0] (itself biased) supports whatever negative perceptions I have towards Temu. The only brand to get 0/100? Why does human exploitation always have to pair with the absolute cheapest prices sourced from developing countries?

[0]: https://baptistworldaid.org.au/resources/ethical-fashion-rep...
No, the country is USA. The prison you end up is in El Salvador.
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That was the story with CGI too, that there would be overwhelming supply that drives prices and value toward zero.

And yet Marvel exists.

Turns out in a world of infinite supply, value comes from story, character, branding, marketing and celebrity. Those factors in combination have very limited supply and people still pay up.

I don't see any reason why AI-gen video is any different.
Uber doesn't turn a profit but it's still around.
Crazy how the world works..
My wife has found this is also quite effective with me.
I don't really believe the bent on this article that the hospital was at fault. There's an implication that Lawrence Livermore was in some sort of cover up and I don't really buy that line of BS either.

Its a tragedy someone with a horrible disease was taken by fake medicine (DMSO). I do find it weird that the explanation would be dimethyl sulfate production due to a defibrillator but stranger things have happened. If she really did use an incredible quantity of the stuff I suppose it's not entirely unrealistic to believe small quantities of gas local to the body could've been produced but not enough to spread even to the other end of the room.

The only thing the hospital is liable for a mistreatment of her body by not immediately getting it to a place where it could be examined before decay set in. But, on the other hand, who can blame them. All they knew is they had a biohazard of unknown capacity. Anyone with any number of unknown, horrific, highly contagious diseases would be treated the same.
So the advice isn't "put on the performance of validating", rather "find it in yourself to see legitimacy in the other person's situation so you can take interest and listen to them openly".
Well of course, but right now they represent the country.
Many authors poured their mind into their works such that simply reading their books makes it possible to know them pretty well. If you haven't tried it, I strongly suggest it :)

Since you called out Lewis -- one of my favorites is his The Abolition of Man and its narrative counterpart That Hideous Strength. They describe in exquisite, arguably prophetic detail many of the evils of the modern left, particularly how it has ushered in a progressive downfall of society through institutionalized lies.
I don't know. I've never created an account there. In it's early days it just seemed like they were trying to make a platform that could be monetized some day so I never bothered. I assumed incorrectly that it would just fade away.

If that is the case that might explain why so many on 4chan feel that different URL's are different sites. Most of the current members seemed to have shown up from Reddit. Most of the original members grew up and left, myself excluded. I still visit from time to time but don't stick around long as most threads and posters are obviously just 4chan-GPT and people being tricked into replying to it.

There are certainly overlapping circles between Reddit, 4chan and HN. 4chan people talk about and make fun of members of this site all the time. They also make fun of Reddit but don't seem to call out specific people on it.
Ah, I didn't realize this was because of an acquisition. Separate infra and policies makes some sense then. Still weird but at least there's a good explanation.
That sounds like a great example of the difference between people who love their job and see it as an opportunity to meet interesting people, and someone who hates their job and just grudgingly draws a paycheck.
I doubt it has to do much with money. Right now you couldn't even say "I am going to the US for vacation" without getting a strange eye. People are avoiding buying anything with an American flag. Tesla's are literally returned and broken on the streets.

Really I highly doubt it's about money at all.
At China's largest trade fair, exporters say US markets are 'frozen'
> I don't really care what you do for SSH (we use certificates) but this is not a workable model for TLS, where FUs are the norm.

It was suggested by someone else: I commented TOFU works for SSH, but is probably not as useful for web-y stuff (except for maybe small in-house stuff).

Personally I'm somewhat sad that opportunistic encryption for the web never really took off: if folks connect on 80, redirect to 443 if you have certs 'properly' set up, but even if not do an "Upgrade" or something to move to HTTPS. Don't necessary indicate things are "secure" (with the little icon), but scramble the bits anyway: no false sense of security, but make it harder for tapping glass in bulk.
Exactly what problem is being “fixed” by being concerned about Amazon workers and not mentioning the Chinese workers? Amazon pays its warehouse workers and drivers $20+ an hour. Radio Shack paid minimum wage + a 1-3% commission and a $5 spiff for signing customers up for a needless warranty. I mentioned earlier that I worked at RS back in the day.
In so far as communicating without going via the internet.
This would work by 2 or more people sharing the same wifi
network, but they they talked to each other would be over
Reticulum?

Can a wifi mesh with no internet connection be made between
different routers / access points?

Really I am wondering if people cooperating by operating
wifi areas t could expand quickly in more populated places.

Perhaps the trick would be to run them all the wifi networks
fully open?

Yeah basically how does one create a city wide mesh with
a few hundred people involved?
> Fry's Electronics closed here in the west part of Phoenix, several years ago. Their shelves were starting to get bare and were selling things from consignment. It took a while for them to die, and I finally found out why: they were having trouble getting credit to buy inventory.

In 2019, I was in San Jose for a business trip, and I was excited that there was a Fry's Electronics within walking distance of my hotel, so after work one day I walked over to it.

It was one of the most surreal experiences of my life. I went in there, and it was almost completely empty. Very few workers, most of the shelves had absolutely nothing on them, there were barely any workers. The walls that usually had a bunch of TVs were completely bare, they managed to still have a full shelf of PlayStation Classics, and like one little basket of USB cables.

I genuinely thought they might have forgotten to lock the front door after closing, and that I was accidentally trespassing, but nope: there was a person behind the register and I was able to buy a flash drive.
Offline editing?
The Hungarian government is insane. The Polish ones used to be as well but after the elections it is normal again.
There is also Ireland with their abortion laws that are backwards.

Other than that we are sane, Hungary+Ireland is not that much