skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, basically! I won't not serve it to them again no matter how much they insisted they didn't like it last time. When I serve dinner, I always make sure a little bit of everything makes it to their plate before they come to the table. And yeah, exposing them to the same food in different dishes or cooked in a different manner has definitely helped them be open to trying it down the line.

I think zero pressure + constant exposure is the overall key.
I think its $6 Million.
OpenAI is reportedly developing its own X-like social media platform
Also, being far enough from Europe that a huge amount of talent decided the U.S. was a better bet for getting away from the Nazis. And then taking a large number of former Nazi scientist's post-war as well.

The article mentions but underrates the fact that post-war the British shot themselves in the foot economically.

As far as I'm aware, the article is kind of wrong that there wasn't a successful British computing industry post war, or at least it's not obvious that it's eventual failure has much to do with differences in basic research structure. There was a successful British computing industry at first, and it failed a few decades later.
That's good, but it's sad that it's the only good thing that can be said about them...
Japan sees record 900k drop in population due to low birth rate crisis
That’s a good short term solution but long term you just screw your kid up.

There’s some things you simply cannot do, and nothing else can be done about it. You have to learn the lesson that sometimes you lose a conflict and that’s it. You don’t get anything else. Sucks? Yea welcome to life.
My pet theory is that he was in his 30s when the Plaza Accords happened and they really imprinted on him. If the rising Japanese economy could be brought to heel then so could the Chinese (ignore the fact that Japan was under the US security umbrella). It's no more rational than the fondness you might have for the first car you drove.
It's hilarious that people still take them seriously.
Isn't it merit if you're not earning value/dollar?

If I got paid 5x someone else, shouldn't I be producing 5x?
Ask HN: Is Vegemite worthy of an international trade crisis?
Canada and Australia, sister-countries of the British Empire now within the Commonwealth and simultaneously engaged in respective federal elections in the face of massive U.S.-instigated upheaval in global trade, are now engaged in a struggle over... Vegemite. Top trending news stories in Canada and Australia describe the turmoil as leading politicians have joined the fray:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/australian-canadian-cafe-owner-ordered-remove-vegemite-1.7508893

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/pro-vegemite-albanese-backs-cafe-owner-as-canada-cracks-down-on-iconic-spread-20250415-p5lrxr.html

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/apr/15/anthony-albanese-backs-australian-cafe-owner-importing-vegemite-to-canada-ntwnfb

I personally loathe and despise Vegemite (and Marmite, too) but my wife finds it tolerable after trying it in her uni days at Flinders way back when.

Perhaps this crisis is only just an opportunity for levity in the midst of massive disruption to world trade patterns. Perhaps my click-baity question will bring a smile.

So, is Vegemite worthy of all the strife?
> I was very pleased with my "[brand name, if applicable] toilet seat, (2-pack), premium pure white, toolless installation", that I purchased for my family. Would definitely recommend it to friends and family. It arrived promptly and was in perfect condition. You exceeded your current quota please check your plan and billing details.

The above is similar to recent reviews I've seen.

It's infuriating that there is a reliance on user reporting to find and report COMPLETELY OBVIOUS fake reviews on Amazon. A great example of why competition is necessary, and not just from one other entity equally interested in allowing the others existing to avoid being a "monopoly"
I've found Windows 11 to actually look quite consistent/good -- nearly as good as macOS.
>That's basically true for one client (transmission) - who specifically refuses to allow linear ordering. Most clients implement this.

Transmission does allow you to set a particular file (let's say the first file in a series) as 'high priority' though so it's not like they don't allow any change to the behavior
It definitely sucks when "validation" feels more like pandering and a means to an end. I think it's probably fair to say that you want to establish trust and fairness in a discussion about solving a problem though, yes? And in my opinion validation has more to do with reaching a baseline agreement about the problem itself. I think a lot of people, myself included, just overanalyze what validation itself is or how it should be deployed.
And I can understand the abuse argument, however they have a blanket exclusion for AI I do not agree with.
> Example?

Diversity Statements Required for One-Fifth of Academic Jobs - https://www.schoolinfosystem.org/2021/11/11/study-diversity-...

More examples: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43692945
The hope is that we can out the onus on them to start suing people or whatever, at least. The US legal system is biased toward whoever has the biggest budget of course, but the defense still gets a little bit of advantage as well.
I have no mind formed when it comes to anything related to politics. I'm not sure how anyone reasonably could. There is so much information, and even more information not accessible, that making a mind is completely beyond grasp. If one thinks they have, I suspect they are out to lunch. Perhaps confusing their state with tribalism or some such similar quality.

The fact that most people seem to enjoy a good political argument now and again solidifies the idea that they don't actually have a mind made. People lose interest in arguments once they've settled. Argument occurs in the state where one is unsure. It is how humans explore and learn about the world they don't yet understand.
The first term was a wild shift in norms. Dozens of incidents that would have been a huge scandals normally, just faded into the background noise and nothing came of them.

One stand-out feature of the first term was a total disregard for conflict of interest. No real attempt to distance himself from his investments and businesses, multiple actions that sure looked like enriching himself at the public expense, multiple family members given roles in the administration. All of these would have been huge scandals and maybe even drawn impeachment and a conviction, not that long ago.
Yes, but only for internal stuff. I prefer traefik at the moment. But my point is more about how people use wix over free webspace and so on. While I don't agree with many of Jonathan Blow's arguments, but news like this make me think of his talk "Preventing the
collapse of civilization" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLko
After the inavsion of Ukraine and sanctions were put on Russia every western company laundered their goods through Kazakhstan and into Russia. Im sure we will see a similar situation whith chinese goods finding their way into the country via vietnam.
JPMorgan, BNY Limit Information Sharing with US Currency Comptroller After Hack
> Nobody ever
> I can still download it and use it however I want, privately, just that I'm limited legally to further distribute it

the party that allowed you to download it committed copyright infringement by distributing it. the same restrictions apply to them as to you*. a copyright holder may well want that party to stop distributing it, which means no-one else can download it.

it’s just moving the ‘control’ up a level to a different party. it’s still there.

> as soon as the content is visible on the public internet, you lose 100% control of it's propagation, illegal or not.

GPL license: thou shall always* provide access to this software’s source code —> form of control in the opposite direction to music copyright, but still a form of control

* subject to terms, conditions, locale and other legal things (IANAL)
> To put it short; the reason you cannot afford a home isn't because of Bezos, Musk, and Blakrock.

When one person holds the wealth equivalent to the total yearly economic output of a mid-sized American metropolitan area, yes, it's going to introduce distortions, even if only because the people who actually do the labor under those people are being paid less in order to better fund the equities that make up the wealth of that person.

And that's before getting into the other problems with the housing supply.
As an aside, this worked for 2/3 of our children. For one of them if we gave them choices like that they would just scream back "NONE". We never really found what worked for her, usually we just let her cry it out a bit then offer a metaphorical olive branch (oftentimes our oldest would let her play with one of her toys, which tended to make her happy, but only if you let her be upset for a long enough period of time first... otherwise she would just reject/throw it).

Anyways, kids are people. Try different things.
I couldn't think of any two concepts less associated with "hacking".

I think you may have an understanding of that word that is not very common.
thanks for answering! will definitly check out the tool when i have the chance. best of luck building this!
Not to mention the image the lite page load is compressed down to 33 kb!

For an even more detailed version https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/patrons-at-a-s... but it's overlayed (and still not full quality) unless you want to buy it there.
https://archive.is/WNmp7

This is incredibly serious and would be the top story everywhere if the tariff situation were not so bad.
A bit expensive but the benchmarks look quite good!
https://archive.is/01pLO
Oh yeah that's a sweeping generalization of course. My point was that the heavy reliance on paid services that usually comes with a white-collar lifestyle reduces participation in community-based mutual aid and deepens cultural divides. I figure this probably gets worse with higher income since the more services you can afford, the less you may feel you need community.

Diverse hobby groups are also a great way of attacking these divides, but may lack the aspect of vulnerability that comes from experiences like the author's.
Very disappointed that this is not an email client. It's just an alternative interface for Gmail.

This is very surprising, actually because many people in the B2B sphere don't use Gmail for their work email.
> How can I feed to it context about a DSL that does not exist yet?

My example referred to ARM templates. They do exist, don't they?
Now that is an elegant solution! They are starting to punish people with the wrong opinion and strip them of their citizen rights already; instead of flying them to El Salvador, might as well keep them as slaves in a federal prison! Pesky dissidents and manufacturing problems solved at the same time!
I feel misunderstood. I'm definitely not advocating for tariffs. The point is that even if this strategy worked for bringing manufacturing back (it won't in general and widespread because of labor shortage), it would result in products that are not going to be internationally competitive.
And because they aren't morons, Pizza places will generally deny an order of 20 pizzas, pay on delivery, to an address they don't have an existing relationship with.

Cops haven't seemed to figure out that way of reducing abuse. Maybe if we pay them what we pay pizza delivery workers they will figure out how not to swat people.
Lambda-CDM Is Not Like the Standard Model
For those actually trying to talk to a toddler, I recommend Adele Faber's How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk.

Also maybe useful for talking to middle aged toddlers.
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It's easy to look at the internet at large see people with these contradictory takes. But 1) these groups may consist of entirely different people who are vocal about different topics, or 2) the wide brush obscures critical context.

I support a $20 minimum wage AND

I think tariffs can be justified, especially when we use free trade to ignore the external costs to the environment and the arbitrage of exploitative labor AND

I have a problem with implementing tariffs in such a shotgun, ill-considered, shoddy way lacking clear strategy or intent
Is there anything here besides big claims on a landing page, screenshots, and a payment button?

This seems like vaporware
I've heard, that this approach works very well with "troublemakers". Maybe this is the selection bias. For communication with less emotional non-troublemakers there's less demand for professional advice.
Photonic-SRAM Bitcell for High-Speed On-Chip Photonic Memory and Compute
A previous dog of mine loved watching the BBC show Animal Hospital (1994), and would run to the television within seconds of the theme song starting. She'd just lay down in front, looking at the television for a whole episode. This was all pre-Netflix but imagine the recommendations for that dog account.
I have often .... (what is the word for it, disrupted? enlightened?) communities highly focused on a single topic with a meta conversation about general topics. It is of course great to have [say] a physics community and talk about physics but also rather sad that such gathering of analytical people cant talk about other things that very much need their attention. It gets rather absurd where people who talk for many years and are deeply familiar with the others perspective inside the domain NEVER talk about anything outside of it. It is how these online gatherings function and why they work so well but it prevents building quality relationships in the time tested ancient way.

We are missing out on truly hilarious insights, when you present professionals from one discipline wiht topics from another. A biologist might judge the fitness of the economy by fertility and average life span.

Not sure what the solution to the riddle is but I suspect walled gardens are the problem. How to code a "bring your own community everywhere" I have no idea.
Wouldn’t the creation dates of stars be clustered around certain points in time. So the supernovas should also happen in groups?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43563574

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43562320

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32950204
Arch Linux now has an official WSL image
Microsoft is well up there too.
>I mean, we do TOFU for SSH server certificates and nobody really seems to bat an eye at that.

Mostly because ssh isn't something most people (eg. your aunt) uses, and unlike with https certificates, you're not connecting to a bunch of random servers on a regular basis.
ok but they literally aren’t doing the same thing? did you read any other part of my post?
Many Bosses, the Reality of Running Your Own Company
Technical dimensions of programming systems (2023)
> It probably doesn’t pay to argue over things we have chosen to believe as part of our identity.

In a world where things are increasingly becoming a part of our identity (i.e., Democrat/Republican), this presents a real problem. I agree it hardly does good to argue with people about these things, but the problem is that the list of valid things to argue over seems to be diminishing yearly.
It was a forced acquisition, iirc they made promises to Altera to get them to use their foundry, failed to keep those promises and could either get sued and embarrassed or just buy Altera outright for about what they were worth before the deal.
Does anyone have any insight into how tools for simulating color blindness would fit into workflows?

For example, in this case presumably the QA team play in different modes and provide feedback about things which aren't going to work, but that is a very different universe than web or mobile app design.
Hmmm, I'd argue that there's two separate problems here:

1. The desire to have a working computer, which was validated and solved

2. The desire to be connected to the process and the people they're working with, which was neither validated nor solved

Validating but not solving the second would include some sort of message saying that you know they'd rather a call but it helps you serve more tickets this way, or something to that regard.
One annecdata. When I handed in my doctoral thesis in Oxbridge, I was contacted by a recruiter from PRC that offered me generous startup funds ($600k-1M) and salary to bootstrap my own academic lab at Tsinghua, Fudan, or other top universities. It'd take me 4-6 years to get an equivalent offer in UK or EU where experience and connections are much more important than talent.

I am European and I do basic research in science. They seem to be very interested in fundamental science and investing heavily in lots of subfields. As discussed in other comments, the improvement in their research quality during the last decade is nothing short of impressive.
The question is what is the right age to learn that lesson at.
I think there were two separate puzzles where I had identified the correct solution, but the mechanics were so clunky that my attempt failed. Making me waste time exploring elsewhere. Had to consult a guide just to see that I had unknowingly botched the physics. Which is an awful experience for a puzzle game. Especially when the clock is working against you and some of the set pieces require very specific timing to interact with them (where doors are only open for a certain few minutes in a run).

The game is definitely a unique experience, but some of the design elements hamper the experience.
I think large scale modeling and allocation for "more valuable" has been overly narrow - insufficiently diversified for uncertainty/unknowns, and subtly incorrect for western nations for decades now
If you’re on a Mac, I highly recommend OrbStack. Perfect Docker compatibility so far, actually better Rosetta support than Docker itself.
I really do not want to see what a mail client with the UX of notion looks like.

If anyone uses Notion and really cannot stand their UX, I'd strongly recommend Whimsical: https://whimsical.com/ -- it can do a bit of Trello too.
I'm annoyed with that kind of response because I want to know what was broken, so I can keep an eye out for it in the future or be careful not to trigger the behavior.
Show HN: I made a tool to send a letter now people use it to just print
oh i guess in that case it is legal everywhere then cool cool cool kthxbye
Why is it that, specifically with food, people who have absolutely no taste seem to hold a strange pride about it?

You don't see this with e.g. film or music, somebody pridefully saying "I'll listen to anything anybody considers music" like it's some sort of badge of honor to have no preferences.

I'm not trying to knock you here, it's just weird to me to be proud of having no preferences.
GPT-4.1 permanently transformed how the world will interact with data
TL;DR, GPT-4.1 (and Gemini 2.5 Pro) are capable of generating accurate SQL queries for data questions. They do so at a better price AND performance than models like Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Grok 3. This has massive implications for data scientists
Or how small we are
This weird demoralization has to stop. We went to the moon in less than 10 years from beginning the Apollo program. It’s less than 10 years to build a nuclear power plant on average. We deployed the COVID vaccine worldwide in less than one year. Manufacturing is not that hard. If we want to do it, we can do it and we can do it quickly.
I don't pretend to understand it, but I do like it. It's spooky!
Most importantly, humans have the ability to reflect their actions and decide differently. Both to minimize suffering, and to keep the plant hospitable to humans.
Not tragically, I found a sibling on Ancestry because they were also researching our parent's line. We had met once in the 1990s but they were nomadic and had disappeared. We talk most days now.
Give vegemite another chance. It's the yeast you could do.
Sex-Fantasy Chatbots Are Leaking a Constant Stream of Explicit Messages
Toddlers are smart enough To know you are putting on a show of an argument and do the same.
MNIST Neural network in Factorio, handwritten digit recognition
Somewhere between 7 and 700 days.

CT Scan: 10-1000 mrem

Grand Central Station: 525 mrem / yr

https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED297952.pdf
Luckily Ubisoft is (mostly) European so it should avoid the events in the US. I'm sure the the anti-progressives will eventually start making headway in Europe but so far the Continent at least seems to have stayed sane. I could be wrong about this but i don't think I've seen the slept agenda being pushed anywhere other than the U.K.
> don't care about laws

Look at the legal analysis, not the sensationalist story: this is IIRC preexisting legal machinery, now being used for a different purpose.

You dislike how it is used; I dislike that it exists. We are not the same.
Decreased CO2 during breathwork: emergence of altered states of consciousness
As long as WhatsApp have a strong backer like Meta, then using the term competition is meaningless. In many countries, WA is the de facto IM platform, but I can bet that it hasn't received a dim from those users. So how do they pay their developers, infrastructure, and surrounding resources?
>Connections never start as encrypted, they always start as plain text

Not "never", because of HSTS preload, and browsers slowly adding scary warnings to plaintext connections.

https://preview.redd.it/1l4h9e72vp981.jpg?width=640&crop=sma...
I don’t disagree which is why I encourage comparing the EU to the US as a whole.
We're effectively open source VR chat, if you want to get an idea of what it's like.

Crypto-focused projects of this kind include Decentraland. Which tend to devolve into things like selling virtual land. That's not our jam and doesn't align with the way the project works anyway -- you can have all the land you want, and set things up for free on your own server.

I don't have any more issues with ChatGPT than I have with Google and Kagi. All of those are closed source projects. But by all means, I love open source, so if an open source LLM can do something like writing code for our platform, that'd be wonderful.
"You are a total wimp for wanting gloves in this weather! Here they are though, you weakling."
Wrapping up the actual Postgres code is a brilliant idea. Then you never have to worry about updating your code to keep up with their changing API.

And the fact that this works at all is another example of why Postgres is the default data store on the internet. It's battle tested and has a massive ecosystem of support tools, like this one.
I made a tool to send letters and now people use it to just print. What was the last thing you printed?