skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you can read the emergencies act here https://www.canada.ca/en/department-justice/news/2022/02/can...

It requires the house and Senate to vote amongst other requirements.

PMs are re-elected every 4 years and need to continue to win their riding just like every other MP.

The fact that MPs don't regularly vote against their party seems like pretty standard politics across the world.

The government can also call votes of no faith to remove the current PM which has indeed happened to the last 2.

I don't think you need malice to spread misinformation you just have not done sufficient research in this topic before making your comments.

Edit: I'm not familiar with the structure of Israel's government so I cant comment on how much power their PM has individually.
Tell HN: Google terminated my YouTube account but charges me for YouTube Premium
Few months ago, Google randomly, and without warning, terminated my YoutTube account because "it violates our Spam, deceptive practices and scams policy", even though I had only published one simple, unlisted screen recording of my personal project, shared with friends and family. I appealed the decision and got immediately rejected with no recourse.

I was a YouTube Premium subscriber, and Google is still charging me every month with no way for me to cancel the subscription. None of the links work because, well, my YouTube account is terminated and nobody to talk to.

I've tried anything and everything with no luck. Has anybody experienced something like this? How were you able to stop the subscription?
> Without doubt in this context "activist" refers to those pushing the LGBTQ, race and gender baiting agenda with no regard for education of actual real world value.

Nope. They literally spell out the activity they want banned in their letter. Have you read it? LGBTQ and gender aren't mentioned.
> Everyone knew at the time that Facebook bought Instagram because it threatened Facebook's dominance, and hindsight shows that exactly that happened.

This is something that people can claim to know from hindsight. When Facebook acquired it, Instagram was a photo sharing app that had 13 employees.
>science shows again and again that humans respond stronger to negative stimuli than positive.

just because we respond more doesn't mean we like it more. they only trust the fear instillled on them by whatever authority they worship. They will dismiss it from peer and even family. That's one factor in why the nuclear family is shredding apart as a concept.
'Silicon Six' accused of avoiding ~$278B in US corporation taxes over 10 years
I wonder what percentage of their sales has been in the US.
The evidence presented to the judge that allowed the deportation was that he specifically supported Hamas. He wasn't just pro-Palestinian. This is why he is being deported.
Now, rigorously define "net worth".
Powell’s term ends a year from now and then Trump gets to appoint his successor. We’re going to get hyperinflation.
pratchett is my all time favourite writer, and I love the discworld series, but I never got a good sense of the "spaces between" the way tolkien could do it - e.g. the logistics of traveling from ankh morpork to the ramtops were alluded to, but the journey scenes never really came alive for me in the way that scenes set within ankh morpork did.

the deverry series did come close, and to some extent the wheel of time books (though it's been a while since I read those).
No, it's still stupid. High corruption leads to weaker economic performance (eg compare red vs blue states). Nepotism looks like winning right until it sinks your company.
It’s a shame that the knee-jerk reaction has been to outright block these bots. I think in the future, websites will learn to serve pure markdown to these bots instead of blocking. That way, websites prevent bandwidth overages like in the article, while still informing LLMs about the services their website provides.

[disclaimer: I run https://pure.md, which helps websites shield from this traffic]
If I put up a sign „trespassers will be enslaved“ on my property and then force people who trespass to work for me, would that be fine because they knew what they were getting into? You can’t just create your own justice system which contradicts the real one by making contracts.
If conservatives are applying at a more than 3% rate then either 1) Harvard is using some method besides directly asking for their ideology to discriminate against conservatives or 2) they are being rejected on non-ideological grounds e.g. merit.

If they are not applying at a rate of over 3% then there is no discrimination.
That's a marketing page for something called qodo that sells ai code reviews. At no point were the ai code reviews judged by competent engineers. It is just ai generated trash all the way down.
Except the most pervasive and deadliest terrorist groups in the history of South America have been the government, in the form of right-wing military dictatorships, often preaching about free market and being backed by the USA.
People just forget to refer to them as such.
if you plan to steal something and get caught, you are guilty of planning to steal something, but you are not guilty of stealing it.

if you impulsively steal something and get caught, you are not guilty of planning to steal something, but you are guilty of stealing it.

monopoly is the same.
Well, that certainly is the disingenuous corporate line. But the 'hackers' required nothing of Chamberlain -- what they built was already working, until they played a cat-and-mouse game to block them until the maintainer gave up. There are hundreds of companies that do support Home Assistant integrations or at least let them exist, and maintainers are always eager to fix any issue that comes up.

It's really not a dichotomy between aggressively blocking users from having any control over their own home, vs. some kind of imaginary concierge red carpet public API service that hijacks the company's product roadmap. The open source community will basically do 100% of the work for any firm which doesn't opt to actively sabotage.
Certainly seems it ought not to be, but evidently the will to provide "the same protections" is lacking. The unavoidable conclusion is that antisemitism is policy even if it's not official and documented. That truly defies logic considering some of the university's brightest lights have been Jews who've made major contributions to their fields, the school and the country as a whole.
Another story for https://serverlesshorrors.com/

It's crazy how these companies are really fleecing their customers who don't know any better. Is there even a way to tell Vercel: "I only want to spend $10 a month max on this project, CUT ME OFF if I go past it."? This is crazy.

I spend $12 a month on BunnyCDN. And $9 a month on BunnyCDN's image optimizer that allows me to add HTTP params to the url to modify images.

1.33TB of CDN traffic. (ps: can't say enough good things about bunnycdn, such a cool company, does exactly what you pay for nothing more nothing less)

This is nuts dude
They would lay you off in the blink of an eye or be instantly fired. “Caring” doesn’t really come into play.
This is how most ML in healthcare is used. It's a fantasy to think we can give all patients equal attention, so it often makes sense to prioritize those most at risk. Of course no model is perfect, but ML can be very beneficial when used in the right context (i.e. not like United Healthcare).
> there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs

This appears to be a bad translation. Modern translation is "and there are those who choose to live like eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven". This is referring to celibacy. The issue is explained in more detail by Paul in 1 Corinthians 7 verse 8-9.
You could have done the same thing with a margin-enabled brokerage account, e.g. Interactive Brokers or Fidelity.

It's not particularly hard. Just have enough collateral to not get margin called. And, like the margin interest rate better than the tax hit. Shop around for rates. Notice, you don't have to pay the entire down payment this way.

If you have amassed 6 figures of stock and are buying a house, you're qualified to educate yourself on these topics. It's usually worth reading up anytime you incur that sizable a taxable event.

I am not saying this is a great idea, BTW. Just, it's an idea within many people's reach.
Until these bots become good citizens (eg: respecting robots.txt), I will be serving them gzipped gibberish that decompresses to terabytes.

The ball is in their court. You don’t get to demand civility AFTER being a dick. You apologize and HOPE you’re forgiven.
We omitted piles for a bridge foundations
William Roper: “So, now you give the Devil the benefit of law!”

Sir Thomas More: “Yes! What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil?”

William Roper: “Yes, I'd cut down every law in England to do that!”

Sir Thomas More: “Oh? And when the last law was down, and the Devil turned 'round on you, where would you hide, Roper, the laws all being flat? This country is planted thick with laws, from coast to coast, Man's laws, not God's! And if you cut them down, and you're just the man to do it, do you really think you could stand upright in the winds that would blow then? Yes, I'd give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety's sake!”

--A Man for all Seasons
You still think we're making it to 2027 at this point without a huge clash happening? It's still the first 100 days.
Multiple problems here:

1. Universities aren't "incredibly hostile towards Republicans"

2. CRT: critical race theory is a real study. It's just understanding the historical context for the current socioeconomic landscape of America. Do you think black Americans were magically fixed after slavery ended? No? Congratulations, you support the fundamentals of CRT. It just became conservative spooky buzzword.

3. Avoiding hate towards Christians... who is out here hating Christians? This fetish for persecution is getting very strange. At absolute worst, people are asking Christians to avoid passing legislation using their religion. Which is happening at an alarming rate and should be concerning to every American who respects our Constitution!

4. "reverse"... yeah no, it's really not. Nobody has been silencing conservative voices, it's just difficult to hold a conservative voice while being in higher education. Because conservatism as an ideology is naturally opposed to higher education and new ways of thought. It's the same reason conservative pieces of media suck. Conservatism as an ideology is naturally opposed to artistic expression and radical creativity, so of course the media sucks. Nobody is doing it to them, it's just that the way they are is largely incompatible with that thing. There's other fun example of this, too. For instance, why does Christian Rock suck so bad? (Christianity and Rock as ideologies are antithetical).
OpenAI has been a product company ever since ChatGPT launched.

Their value is firmly rooted in how they wrap ux around models.
The person you're replying to is correct in a technical sense I think? The hunter-gatherer phase would be considered prehistory since it pre-dates the development of writing, which is what enabled humans to record history.
Qipai: Quantum-Inspired Particle AI for the Next Wave of Intelligence
QIPAI is a physics-inspired alternative to conventional AI models like transformers or diffusion models. It doesn’t rely on massive datasets or GPU farms. Instead, it simulates intelligent behavior using minimal, particle-based agents that operate through interactions, fields, and environmental feedback—much like particles in quantum physics.
> Diversity is bad when it involves Whites, men, straight people or research involving these groups.

If you think that's what the "other side" is saying, then you've completely misunderstood what the diversity idea is about. You can't compare one idea with the misrepresentation of the opposing idea. That's just making things up.
Chargeback every transaction until it stops? Tell your credit card company what you’ve shared in this post.

If you have any other data with Google, you will want to use Takeout as soon as possible to have that data in your possession.

https://takeout.google.com/
Could you perhaps spell out your definition of anti-intellectual for us then?

> Current universities are openly anti intellectual.
I went through this weird experience with Cortana on WP7, where I found it incredibly useful to begin with, and then over time it got worse. It seemed like it was created by some incredibly talented engineers. I used it to make calls while driving, set the GPS and search for information while I drove. But over time, it seemed to change behaviour and started ignoring my commands, and when it did accept them, it seemed to refer me to paid advertisers. And considering bing wasnt even as popular as it is now, 10 years ago, a paid advertiser could be 100km away.

Which I think is a path that people haven't considered with LLMs. We are expecting them to get better forever, but once we start using them, their legs will be cut out to force them to feed us advertising.
Leadership at Intel needs to go. They cannot be allowed to be C-level execs at any company.

Selling out to PE is a signal this company is about to get gutted and loaded to the tits with debt and management fees from PE.
You probably know this and are looking for consistency but, a little trick I use
is to feed the original data of what I need as a diagram and to re-imagine, it as an image “ready for print” - not native, but still a time saver and just studying with unstructured data or handles this surprisingly well. Again not native…naive, yes. Native, not yet. Be sure to double check triple check as always. give it the ol’ OCD treatment.
I agree with you. Of course, they already made the money selling the garage door openers, and make more money on the millions of people who use the Amazon and Walmart integrations (they get a little fee for opening the door for those). But if this cut their cloud bill by $200 a month or something I guess they feel vindicated.
It's a bummer you've had poor experiences with ATI and later AMD, especially on a new system. I have an AMD laptop with Ryzen 7 7840U which includes a Radeon 780M for integrated graphics and it's been rock solid. I tested many old and new titles on it, albeit at medium-ish settings.

What kind of problems did you see on your laptop?
Insider trading is all about information held by "insiders", not about who owns what. So it would depend on whether you know something material and nonpublic when you liquidate your position (e.g., you know the acquisition is going terribly and the acquiring company is going to write it off).
You've mis-read the comment. This logic is not strictly related but it might help you understand what he was saying:

There are ~300 million people in the US who are not billionaires. If they earn, on average, $4 each that balances out a billionaire by income [0]. Since there are <1,000 US billionaires, the average american income would need to drop back to something around the $4,000 range for billionaires to be out-earning them.

This is why taxes tend to land heavily on the middle class, the billionaires don't control most of the money. If politicians want access to money, the biggest pot isn't the billionaires.

[0] And billionaires don't generally make billions in income because it is a wealth measure.
>Obviously the answer to "this doesn't solve my problems" is "don't use it then". If your problem domain literally is nothing but API calls and DB updates, then you may not benefit from this.

This is like 99% of web development today. And web development is like 99% of development. It's all very IO heavy and mutation heavy. You can't run from it.

It's why FP is mostly ineffective on the smaller scale because you're already walled off from doing anything that matters in web. Your server is stateless anyway so anything you do in this arena doesn't even matter.
>wonder who will lead the way to fix these abhorrent toolchains these FPGA companies force upon developers.

Some FPGA vendors are contributing to and relying, partially or completely, on the open source stack (mainly yosys+nextpnr).

It is still perceived as not being "as good" as the universally hated proprietary tools, but it's getting there.
> 4.5 (better in creative writing, and probably warmer sound thanks to being vinyl based and using analog tube amplifiers

Ha! That's the funniest and best description of 4.5 I've seen.
The conversations at that time were definitely about how Instagram had the heat that Facebook was losing. I felt there was no question that they were neutralizing a competitor.

(WhatsApp only had, like, 50 employees when FB bought it for $19B, as a bit of evidence that headcount isn’t necessarily a measure of value.)
If LLM can leverage on the new efficient attention mechanism based the FFT architecture discovered by Google then FPGA can be the new hot stuff [1]:

[1] The FFT Strikes Back: An Efficient Alternative to Self-Attention (168 comments):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43182325
Every one of those pennies was essentially stolen from the American people.
If only there were some way for websites to serve information and provide interactivity in a machine readable format. Like some sort of application programming interface. You could even return different formats based on some sort of 4-letter code at the end of a URL like .html, .json, .xml, etc.

And what if there was some standard sort of way for robots to tell your site what they're trying to do with some sort of verb like GET, PUT, POST, DELETE etc. They could even use a standard way to name the resource they're trying to interact with. Like a universal resource finder of some kind. You could even use identifiers to be specific! Like /items/ gives you a list of items and /items/1.json gives you data about a specific item.

That would be so awesome. The future is amazing.
Chronic migraines do lead to suicide in extreme cases.
They were occupied by the British, you said it yourself. They had no right to "split" anything. Muslims and Jews lived in Palestine pre european occupation just fine.

The present day "Middle East" (a colonialist term) is carved out by european colonilism through sykes-picot.

The plan to occupy Palestine started way before 48.
I would like for somebody to pass a law providing for automatic and significant direct-to-customer penalty payments when these things "happen".
Assume you think the government is in a better position to spend that billion than the billionaire is to figure out what to buy or invest their money in?

I know he's out of favor with a lot of people, but would Elon have created SpaceX or The Boring Co or Neuralink, or helped start OpenAI if he hadn't had the spare billions to do so?

I'd much rather have multi-billionaires investing in the economy, and in the future, than giving additional money to the government.
Did Bing and Gemini Got Dumbed Down Recently?
I tried to make it compare features from different products and they were making lots of mistakes.

Anyone is getting the same impression that AI models are worse now than before?
exiv2 is a fantastic command line tool to do this. Lightening fast.
The top 1% own 39% of everything in the U.S. You are not in the top 1%. Why are you complaining again?
No, the init process hands over the listener FD allowing the server to accept() connections.

You can also do 1 connection = 1 process, though, but it's absolutely not required nor particular common these days.
It was a rhetorical question. You will find an article in the NYT from 1899 talking about the plan to occupy Palestine. They knew and saw it coming. Of course we are against attacking civilians, but nothing happens in vacuum.
Intel can't even act as a functional foundry for internal customers.
They've never worked for me in the first place
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The problem is that model outputs are wholly derivative. This is easy to see if you start with a dataset of one artistic work and add additional works one at a time. Clearly, at the start the outputs are derivative. As more inputs are added, there’s no magical transformation from derivative to non-derivative at any particular point. The output is always a deterministic function of the inputs, or a deterministic output papered over with randomness.

“But,” you say, “human art is derivative too in that case!”

No. A human artist is influenced by other artists, yes, but he is also influenced by the totality of his life experience, which amounts to much more in terms of “inputs”.
The cost of getting locked into Vercel.
IRA contributions are drastically limited to a $7000 cap per year under 50. Whether they should be is another question, and one worth exploring.

Long-term investment is rightly seen as something to be encouraged hence the lower tax rates. You can make the argument that the rate should be more like 0% since the money invested and risked was already taxed most likely...20% is a reasonable value for the market regulating infrastructure provided by gov't entities.
MIT license. Open Source indeed.
Before everyone caught up:

We are in a race to make a new God, and the company that wins the race will have omnipotent power beyond our comprehension.

After everyone else caught up:

The models come and go, some are SOTA in evals and some not. What matters is our platform and market share.
Surely they're not proposing banning all carbon fiber, just in automobiles right?
Yeah, AI crawlers - add that to my list of phobias. Though for a bootstrapped startup why not look to cut all recurrent expenses and just deploy imagemagik that I am sure will do the trick for less.
This looks awesome.

On a side note, this looks like it could be used to make a great Armored Core like haha
We needed a 16GB machine to import all the data into Meilisearch, as the batch indexing is quite memory intensive, but once it's all indexed we scaled it back to half that RAM and it works great - very performant.
Less cheap junk flowing into the US sounds like a win to me. Maybe clothes should be more expensive and better quality.
And I bet that the % of their faculty that identify as flat earthers is even more egregious!
Japan’s dream: robot caretaking that becomes cheaper (including its inputs, like food for the human) at an even faster rate.
That's ok, just go 1 train stop. The grammar will change