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> Also Jewish people started burning down buildings full of Arabs during the war.

Citation needed.

> You literally have to be Jewish to buy land

False.

> They don't have a right to own land in 90% of the country.

False. It's true only to 13% of the land which is owned by JNF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_Israel#Land_ownershi...

> The Arabs in Israel get token rights.

That's just false. The Arab minority in Israel has right to vote, the right to establish political parties, freedom of expression, freedom of association, free press, religious autonomy, separate educational systems, legal rights, etc.

Yes there are differences, but claiming that Arab israelis only receive "token rights" is a far cry from the truth. Of course this doesn't mean theres' no racism, but that's a different issue.

Isn't that the whole industry right now?

It's a bit like a sport, you can have the skills and yet still have an off day or perform worse under pressure, so it's not just a matter of preparation.

But do you need to wear sunscreen in said glass box?

Are you sure about that? Seems to me the banning substances such as alcohol, drugs and cigarettes drastically reduced usage over time (for kids, adults is a different topic)

And in this case you have a handful of companies that are responsible so it will be much easier to enforce vs trying to prevent every small shop from selling stuff illegally.

I hope the U16 ban in Australia works and more countries adopt that approach.

I dont think codeforce claims to contain novel unpublished problems.

But i'm not saying it's what they did, just that it's a possibility that should be considered till/if it is debunked.

Easier to believe or not, thinking that it's not a reasonable possibility is also funny.

Didn't they run a bunch of models on the problem set? I doubt they are hosting all those models on their own infrastructure.

> never seen before frontiermath problems

How do you know that?

'Simon says' is about reaction time and pressure.

Doesn't seem to be much movement in mortgage defaults: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DRSFRMACBS

A bunch of things come to mind: minimum vacation and sicks days, minimum wage and unemployment benefits that are adjusted to inflation, health care coverage as part of unemployment benefits, etc

We deserve federal laws to protect worker rights, not just for tech employees.

Zoning laws and housing regulations need to be abolished across the border.

Japan loves its robots, i'm expecting they'll love these robots.

Who says self driving cars will need to pertain their existing form? Hopefully that fact that you wont own the vehicle will lead to companies building more minimal form factors since in most cases it's a single rider and they'll incentivised by keeping costs as low as possible.

"Very well" is subjective - they sold only something like 1 million devices, which is way below even Google Pixel phone numbers.

But regardless, i stated my position, not other people's position.

I'll take Google and Samsung over Meta.

Until Meta stops trying to force me to open an account to view things that should be publicly available i'll never be on board with them gaining more power. Not to mention that I believe their products are a net negative to society.

All those are channels that claimed that FSD was great 3+ years ago.

Not exactly reliable sources of information.

what did Google claim about Gemini?

Ah, lets see, Sunni countries with diplomatic relations with Israel:

Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Sudan, Bahrain and the Saudis (through back channels)

It's just a fact, there's absolutely nothing ridiculous about what I said, if anything Sunni regimes are more worried about Iran than israel.

If it didn't matter then all the arab nation would all be aligned, but it matters and they aren't. The Saudis vs Iran is still driving a lot of the faction movement in the region.

The Sunni world is mostly fine with Israel, other than Hamas of course, which is why Hamas had to work with Iran (although it seems like it backfired on Iran)

Iran are shia and the rebels are sunni - two groups that hate each other and have been battling each other throughout the middle east.

Why did this disappear from the HN front page so quickly?

The biggest problem is that a lot of times "approval" requires domain knowledge / specific training so handing it off to some random dude will result in lots of errors, no better than just having some AI model decide.

Not to mention anything that requires a quicker response rate.

Ideally these posts should have some sort of "promoted" tag next to them.

Vikings gonna viking.

It's not even "pro-israel" articles, it's just global event where israel is on the "receiving" end, such as the unprecedented Iranian missile strike

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40025617

I'm not even "pro" most of the actions israel has taken, but implying that the moderation is anywhere close to unbiased is just a joke.