skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is used for scenarios where you don't want to hardcode port numbers, like when running multiple projects on your machine at the same time.

Usually you'd have a reverse proxy running on port 80 that forwards traffic to the appropoiate service, and an entry in /etc/hosts for each domain, or a catch all in dnsmasq.

Example: a docker compose setup using traefik as a reverse proxy can have all internal services running on the same port (eg. 3000) but have a different domain. The reverse proxy will then forward traffic based on Host. As long as the host is set up properly, you could have any number of backends and frontends started like this, via docker compose scaling, or by starting the services of another project. Ports won't conflict with eachother as they're only exposed internally.

Now, wether you have a use for such a setup or not is up to you.
https://archive.md/mFF1a
As someone who came from a pretty authoritarian country- let me assure you that people there do routinely criticize their government, mock them all the time. Governments often do not have the bandwidth to deal with the volume of criticism, and even when they do- they wisely realize that letting people vent a little online is better than complete crackdown. I myself routinely did this in Facebook, where many in my friend list were government employees and (ex-ruling) party members.

I am in fact far more afraid of pro-palestine speech from USA as an immigrant than I was in my home country- and please trust me I am not exaggerating here.
We can't control which words people are super-reactive to in titles; we can only empirically observe what they are and try to dampen the effect, with the hope of making a thoughtful discussion at least a little more likely.
A hero and a true patriot.
https://archive.md/ULKJY
I've been working with datastar for a bit now and have really been enjoying it. If you are looking to try it out, I created a boilerplate template that distills some of the examples from the datastar site to get up and running with:

https://github.com/zangster300/northstar/tree/main
>Yea, this was the horrible world of embedded programming and working with SoCs before the iPhone SDK finally raised the bar.

iPhone SDk only raised the bar for the mobile industry, the rest of embedded world is still stuck in the stone age.
"Sends down 2500 divs every 200ms to all connected cliends via compressed SSE."

If I didn't know better, I'd say this was an April Fool's joke.
not quite the same, but S3 does have https://aws.amazon.com/s3/features/multi-region-access-point..., which would let you treat multiple buckets in different regions as one single bucket (mostly). But you still do need to set up canned replication.
> Sure it happens to immigrants only for now

... and they're trying to end birthright citizenship. I.e. people who are literally not immigrants (were born here and perhaps have never lived anywhere else) are already being lined up for this.
I haven’t used a1 steak sauce in a while
Actually now US citizens are impacted too.

Michigan-based attorney Amir Makled [a US citizen] was detained by federal immigration agents while returning home from a family vacation

https://www.npr.org/2025/04/09/nx-s1-5357455/attorney-detain...
>By that metric Native Americans are basically animals..

The Cherokee had an extremely well developed written tradition, so I don't think that inference would follow at all.
> as long as they are Christian

Or Jewish, which was their first priority (before Trump even):

U.S. Says It Is Now Monitoring Immigrants’ Social Media for Antisemitism - https://www.npr.org/2025/04/09/g-s1-59149/immigrants-social-...

Teacher Sues Texas After Being Fired For Refusing to Sign Pro-Israel Contract - https://www.newsweek.com/teacher-fired-refusing-sign-pro-isr...

The mayor of Dickinson, Texas, says a new state law requires that the city ask aid recipients not to boycott Israel. - https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/texas-harvey-israel/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-BDS_laws

Justice Department Announces Formation of Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism - https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-announces-...

RFK Jr Declares “Anti-Semitism” a Public Health Crisis - https://seemorerocks.substack.com/p/rfk-jr-declares-anti-sem...

Office of the Special Envoy To Monitor and Combat Antisemitism - https://web.archive.org/web/20211210030412/https://www.state...

Trump Administration Investigates These 60 Colleges Over Antisemitism Allegations - https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/2025/03/11/trump-adm...

Honestly I don't know how you missed these - in aggregate, they were widely publicized.
He's a permanent resident. Splitting hairs over citizenship when he was here legally massively misses the problem with blackholing people here legally.
Tariff collection for freight shipments delayed by customs 'glitch'
It would help further a good-faith discussion if you were first more precise in defining what you mean. Please be specific with your premise and what you would do to fix the flaws you see.

Maybe start with the part where you say "science and medicine are stagnant", therefore "we should burn it all down and start over". This is how misinterpretations and assumptions start and does not benefit mutual intellectual understanding.
A very important distinction indeed. Wordpress.COM is not the same as the self-hosted version at WordPress.ORG

While they've made recent changes to .COM to bring it closer to .ORG mostly as a knee-jerk response to the Matt v WPE scrap, they are still very different experiences.

I rarely advise clients looking to DIY solution to go to WordPress.com
gives you something to think about the next time you talk to your remote coworker
The opposite of authority is reason.

Authoritarian regimes hate disobedience. Coming up with your own ideas or rejecting what your priest, parent, or politician says is very disobedient.

Reasoning about the world is a threat to authority. Studying the history of something and keeping records about what is happening in order to attribute disastrous policy accurately is equally threatening. That de-legitimizes authority and justifies disobedience. This administration has worked to delete graphs that would require action or that show bad policy decisions rather than to take action or change policy.

Authoritarians need to subordinate institutions that ground themselves in reality and devote themselves to reason. Universities are the natural enemies of authoritarians.
If you post it and nobody ever sees it, that is functionally the same result as not being allowed to post it.
It was still one of the cheaper Blueray players at release.

A lot of people brought them just for that, same thing with DVDs and PS2s.
By their own metrics, sure, maybe. I don't actually know what the real measurement of success is for them. But, to clarify, I didn't mean doing it right by their metric, I meant in my estimation, or [gestures broadly] our estimation.
100%. Wasn’t trying to contradict your statement - just giving some additional context.

And he is a semi popular tech YouTuber that has risen to popularity in the last couple of years. I think he also streams on twitch but I’m not on that site so I can’t say. But he worked for Netflix for about 10 years.
think about how to start and maintain a better founder dynamic for the next company more than trying to course correct what you already have
It's deliberately naive. But brotli and a tuned compression window over SSE means it gets 150-250:1 compression ratio, combined with Datastar rendering speed and you can get away with it.

The reason it's naive is although you can use datastar to drive SVG, a canvas or even a game engine the minute you do people think you are doing magic game dev sorcery and dismiss your demo. I wanted to show that your average crud app with a bunch of divs is going to do just fine.

I break it down in this post.

https://andersmurphy.com/2025/04/07/clojure-realtime-collabo...
The Trump administration put a mid-level bureaucrat in charge of SSA after he violated a bunch of policies to try to give DOGE access to sensitive data and then publicly complained about being investigated for it. This guy has proven himself to be thoroughly incapable of doing such an important job in a disciplined, non-partisan manner. He admitted to cutting off the contract that allows births an deaths to be automatically registered in Maine (which caused parents of newborns to go in person to social security offices) because he didn't like how the governor of Maine spoke to Trump. He's pulled a bunch of other stunts, like threatening to shut down social security payments because a judge issued an order he didn't like.

It's emblematic of what's happening across the government. Serious people are being replaced by incompetents who are there purely for their loyalty to the President and have no scruples or sense of public service.
Have the trucks in that weight class been noticably different historically? It's not something I've ever followed.

My understanding was that people were forced to purchase what was available as the smaller trucks were disincentived by regulations.
Nevertheless, without a repeatable business model, your task is still to search till you find one.

You are correct though, the money should come after it’s found.

He did say he had early traction I wonder what happened to that.
Please re-read my comments about the feedback loop between media and voting behavior. There is overwhelming statistical evidence that the depiction of both candidates in mainstream news channels favored Clinton and denigrated Sanders. Making the obvious conclusion, of course polls would reflect this disparity.
This is a Wirth's Law solution - the reasoning goes: "computers are fast enough to deal with it, so why not?"
https://effectiviology.com/credentials-fallacy/

Also I've provided more than ample evidence that HRW is deeply compromised on this issue and has been for many years: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/oct/29/human-rights-w...
The first sentence explains what the rest of the article is about:

"A sweeping crackdown on posts on Instagram and Facebook that are critical of Israel—or even vaguely supportive of Palestinians—was directly orchestrated by the government of Israel, according to internal Meta data obtained by Drop Site News."

The government of Israel does not want anyone to see photos of war victims, yes that's correct.
Contracts (government-enforceable agreements) are private law.
from Go documentation[0]:

> Committing profiles directly in the source repository is recommended as profiles are an input to the build important for reproducible (and performant!) builds. Storing alongside the source simplifies the build experience as there are no additional steps to get the profile beyond fetching the source.

I very much hope other languages/frameworks can do the same.

[0]: https://go.dev/doc/pgo#building
In the UK, the preference for consultants and contractors was always because it’s accounted for differently on the balance sheet.

The consultants would actually cost more money overall, especially since they could be engaged longer than the average tenure of a full time engineer. But it wasn’t on the wage bill so it was fine.

In reality it was just really unfair to the full time engineers who, while they did get some benefits for being on board, did not get anything approaching equal compensation.

Even being outside IR35, which is the legislation that stops employees masquerading as contractors to lower their tax burden, they would fundamentally just be better-paid employees.

Of course, this is more on the individual level but even bringing in an agency… they could charge 1200 a day while the person on the job takes home about 400 of it if they’re lucky.
>I am in fact far more afraid of pro-palestine speech from USA as an immigrant than I was in my home country- and please trust me I am not exaggerating here.

I would have laughed at this until pretty recently. How wrong I was.
Except Hamas took over Gaza in 2006/7 more or less in it's current form, before Netanyahu came back into power at 2009.

Hamas has always been an extreme organization, they executed a bunch of Fatah members by throwing them off buildings when they took over gaza, not exactly a fun loving bunch.

Sure Netanyahu didn't exactly help to see the least, but saying he is somehow solely responsible for Hamas is pretty biased.
Yeah something is DEFINITELY up. This is not the norm, we haven't seen this before. Fly.io free tier is not happy and I'm not sure why (we've been on it for years at this point). I'm gonna disable until I can dig deeper. Have day job stuff to attend to, this is not my ideal Friday afternoon :P
The reason I switched from Scheme to Common Lisp was because I could say...

(defun foo (x)
(declare (type (Integer 0 100) x))
(* x
(get-some-value-from-somewhere-else)))

And then do a (describe 'foo) in the REPL to get Lisp to tell me that it wants an integer from 0 to 100.
Shouldn't it be called RUDA?
I think you can if you align the deflector with the tetryon field and feed all power from the warp core directly into the Heisenberg compensators.
I'm somewhat puzzled why so much attention is given to solar time. Why is it so important to have 12:00 be noon and match the time of day the sun is at its peak?

I'd much rather use UTC everywhere and eliminate daylight saving time. Because I'm currently UTC-5, it means the average workday would be 13:00 to 22:00, and
noon becomes 17:00, but that seems no less arbitrary than 08:00 to 17:00 and 12:00, respectively.
He's married to a citizen which gives him an avenue towards legal residency and full citizenship.

It doesn't matter anyways because the government admitted he was deported due to a administrative error and because they actively undermined and sidestepped the courts authority on several occasions, there is effectively nothing stopping them from doing it to full blown citizens. Honestly, it sounds like it's just a matter of time if this keeps up.
> in fact I said the opposite, that all texts are intrinsically ambiguous but that does not make all interpretations equally sound

Your original comment was this:

> There is absolutely, unambiguously no Constitutional method by which this will ever be true.

So which is it, there's absolutely no ambiguity or there is some?

> And yes, the Presidential immunity argument is exactly one such argument: the pro-dictator cultural movement in the US is significant and vocal, while the anti-dictator movement is full of equivocators like yourself who say, "well you know, the Constitution is a bit ambiguous on this point..."

So you're saying that the Supreme Court ruled Presidential immunity because of vocal public opinion for dictatorship but suddenly the same court won't rule in favor of interpreting the law to support a third term?

Seems contradictory chief. Regardless I personally hope it doesn't come to a court decision but we'll see in 4 years.
I run a WordPress agency and while I think the block editor was foisted on wordpress.org far too quickly, it's been a godsend in terms of allowing our clients much more control over their content. The prospect of going back to the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor and templates makes me shudder.
I'm not seeing an awful lot of evidence of powerful tech companies standing up against these guys in court right now.
> Many businesses fail because the owner doesn't spend enough time in the office - many businesses owners suddenly became a lot more successful when they spent more time in the office. They likely are good and and like doing what the business is about (running a backhoe, pulling wires, or whatever), but all the office work means they never get to do it.

The alternative here is to hire and train people to spend time in the office, rather than selling the company to someone who will do so. That has its own potential problems, for sure, but getting your soul eaten by VC is not one of them.
At this point, is it feasible to implement user-submitted or generated tags for submissions that can subsequently be concealed?

Our focus is shifting towards the news aspect rather than the hacking aspect, which is the primary reason for my presence here.
Wow, I've never done multiplayer GoL. Simple yet addictively fun. LONG LIVE THE ORANGE CIVILIZATION!!

edit: damn, purple civilization got hands
No, what it proves is that users will flag unsubstantive flamewar posts on Hacker News, regardless of the topic or the commenter's position on the topic.

This is a good thing. Posts like your comment here break the site guidelines badly*, and the users who flagged it were quite correct to do so, regardless of your (or their) political opinion.

* for example, this one: "Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.", and this one: "Don't be snarky.". Can you please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stop doing those things? We'd appreciate it.
Nice websites but seriously,

A. a pricing link that takes you to NOT pricing
B. listing Grok and Groq in the same block as if they have anything to do one another is a bad choice
The movie is pretty good too. Jonathon Winters in a dual row.
We'll just have to disagree here. The browser is REALLY smart about caching and no amount of JS localStorage is gonna match proper E-Tags and CDNs. If it's dynamic content your point is moot anyways.
I'm hard-pressed to believe that there is any situation where VC money is the best answer. It may be the best answer for the person taking the VC cashout, but not the best answer for our world as a whole.
The Oslo accords were intended - in the words of Rabin - to give the Palestinians 'less than a state', and arguably the division of the West Bank into Areas A, B and C have allowed for the expansion of settlements in the latter.

Whether the 1947 partition was accepted as a final state depends on who you ask, it's fairly clear that prominent figures viewed it as a stop along the way to a more comprehensive settlement. Take Ben Gurion ("After the formation of a large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine.") or Chaim Weizmann ("partition might be only a temporary arrangement for the next twenty to twenty-five years"). Menachem Begin's Herut continued to use the slogan 'Both banks of the Jordan River", and this language is reflected in Likud's founding charter.
The Southern states see a lot less daylight change = they support. Northern regions, Canada/Europe find more utility. As a schoolboy London, UK, I went to school and came home in the dark on the shortest days - longest days dawn/dusk = I was asleep. As a kid, I paid no attention to DST etc - I was unaware.
I mean, I've certainly watched Adam Savage and other youtuber's build random stuff on a lazy sunday morning, or as a background to getting some housecleaning or work done, or while I'm working on building my own random thing.

I find it pretty gratifying and I'm not even going into those videos to learn what they are specifically doing most of the time, but still often I'll pick up a technique or two.

My selfbow staves (four of them in case I fuck them up or want to try again) are currently in my friends garage over by the furnace drying, it's kinda the biggest bummer to making your own bow step 2 (1. Acquire a stave 2. Wait for it to dry (for many months probably)).
Layoffs caused by companies fishtailing because they don’t know when to stop hiring people as fast as they can place them. Always a bad time.
hahah, I noticed that this morning! too late now :'D
OTOH figuring things out at runtime seems to be how it paints itself into corners and just... stops. I'm not going to pretend that sysv was good, but when a sysv box booted, it came up, and when I told it to shut down, it died on the spot; there was none of this sitting staring at it twiddling its thumbs. On the bright side, these days things do eventually time out; I don't miss CentOS 7 freezing forever on shutdown.
Original title: "Just Say the Word—Try Our New AI Website Builder for Free"
Yes, you can design your system pathologically to make it wrong.
Tell HN: "Hacker News Hug of Deaf" Connection Data
Hello HN! In case anyone is curious how many connections occurred in yesterday's "Hacker News Hug of Deaf" party at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43642123, this post is a link to the post-processed data obtained between 10:00:00 UTC and 23:59:59 UTC yesterday.

The data has been post-processed to do only two things:

1) Ignore the client payloads to reduce the file size. The original file size was 89 MB.

2) Anonymise the client IP addresses.

A quick summary of the data:

Unique clients: 1396
Total connects: 352831
Total beeps: 1411324

See also https://susam.net/hn-bell.html#update-2025-04-10 for some graphs. Thanks everyone for participating in this pointless, fun activity!
That is not product placement, per my working definition. Product placement is inserting the advertising into the art, where it is not clearly labeled or discernible as advertising.

On the TV show White Collar, the main character is never, shown driving a car, or talking about them, or having any interest in cars whatsoever. He walks around New York City, or is driven in a government employee's car. Yet, in one of the later seasons, he compliments on specific features of a car he is being driven, and has a dialogue about it with another character.

Extremely jarring for anyone paying attention, and obviously advertising. Product placement is sacrificing some portion of the art in exchange for money (or products/services which otherwise reduces production cost).
I mean, again, you could essentially just post FUD that is directly refuted in the article, or you could... look. They specifically cite their NXP CPU is manufactured in South Korea. But to act like fabricating the mainboard here in the US is not manufacturing is remarkably silly. Your previous post referred to "final assembly", which would suggest just plugging some final components together, which Purism clearly is doing significantly more than.

https://puri.sm/products/liberty-phone/#table-of-origin
And anything designed to catch upstream problems like the XZ compromise will not detect a compromise in the Fedora package build environment. Kinda need both.
> reading from right to left, bottom to top - from inside out

I don't understand why you think this. Can you give an example?
I spent my last 3 months using Amazon Prime on my smart TV, opening the app, scrolling for 15 minutes through the same stuff as last time, turning off the TV and reading a book. I cancelled and now have 15 extra minutes reading time, though I do miss the cheap delivery it got me.
It's funny that the whole lawsuit thing started because Mullenweg was claiming wpengine was confusing customers, when .com and .org is way more confusing.
Alien, Reactively, TC39 are all about the core semantics of signal, computed, effect. Much of the rest is implementation details. https://dev.to/this-is-learning/the-evolution-of-signals-in-... is a good intro.
I want her hauled in front of a real Judge for breaking Federal Laws.
They tried running minecraft, but I wonder if a similar (or better) cloning is possible for a mission critical workload - like a database consuming a huge amount of memory. Neon uses QEMU to achieve this for example: https://neon.tech/docs/reference/glossary#live-migration but is that the only way?
Transitioning from detailed "Dear Colleague" circular letters to tweets seems like a great loss in transparency, but what do I know about government efficiency, anyway?
I haven't had to fill out a form of any sort the past couple of times I entered. Maybe I was breaking the law by not doing so?
I'd be happy to receive any pointers on how I'm wrong - perhaps I've misinterpreted what I've read, or there are characters in the rest of his work that defy my stance.