skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'll learn you why formats doesn't matter. If your book is good we'll pirate it. And if your book is good it doesn't matter how you write it. The publishers will be willing to dig through your shit to get to the grains of it. Trust me. If you worry about formats you need to write better. Let that shit sink in. It really doesn't at all matter. And if you're popular you'll both earn a million and have a million pirates dude. Just write a good book. Bad books is nothing anyone cares about.
I thinK TVTorrents was private. I think it got replaced with the broadcast the .net website.
I'm sure they've always wanted this - but recent events likely made it a glaring necessity in their eyes. When Apple and Google app stores removed Parler it was a big deal, a bigger deal was AWS deplatforming them - a logical step further would be removing the hosted source code. I'm in no way commenting on whether it would be right or wrong, but its not hard to imagine a scenario where company morals begin to come into play here.
>Intel's 14nm chips are already competitive with AMD's (TSMC's, really) 7nm chips.

The only metric that Intel's 14nm is better than TSMC's 7nm is clock speed ceiling. Other than that there is nothing competitive from an Intel 14nm chip compares to AMD ( TSMC ) 7nm chip from a processing perspective.

And that is not a fault of TSMC or AMD. They just decide not to pursuit that route.
I have seen two software examples first hand. Usually it's because a feature can have much more value at a very specific date.

The first one was a feature for one of the minor verticals of the company product. Basically, something that would be nice to have and would be done eventually, but not a priority. However, the big annual trade show for that vertical was coming up, and the company could have a slot for a conference/demonstrate a feature. Marketing/sales were pretty convinced the aforementioned feature could be a big hit at the show, and provide lots of exposure. So we were asked whether it was possible to have it ready by then. If we could, then it would have a lot of value and would be priority 1, otherwise back to the backlog because it would be much harder to advertise it outside of the show.

Second example was caused by the reduction in VAT in Germany last year. Having internationalisation/German translation all of the sudden became pretty valuable because that would help push even more products in Germany.
Fundamentals and normal financial logic should be entirely disregarded when discussing this stock. This pure WSB.
> Is it not at least somewhat possible that at least some of those Apple laptops will age out and be replaced with GNU/Linux laptops?

And I personally hope that by then, GNU/Linux will have an M1-like processor available to happily run on. The possibilities demonstrated by this chip (performance+silence+battery) are so compelling that it's inevitable we'll see them in non-Apple designs.

Also, as it usually happens with Apple hardware advancements, Linux experience will be gradually getting better on M1 Macbooks as well.
not sure the reality of this.

who are the people buying a ~$1000? mains-connected - and pretty huge, ugly and imposing - "smart mailbox" just to get deliveries of the dozen or so items a year that will be under the 500g or so weight limit for drone deliveries?

who lives in an area where wind and rain are such a rare occurence that they will happily postpone a delivery a day or two, has the room and money for such a device and doesn't already have a back yard where the drone could drop it.

seems like an invention looking for a reason to exist, or more likely just a "we're-relevant" marketing exercise for northrop.
Actually, I believe that the USMC always has a bulldog mascot named Smedley.
Pretty awesome.

I switched from Firefox to Brave a few months ago and really like it.

Chrome performance is really needed for all the heavy weight browser apps I use for my job and Brave paired with NextDNS form a really good ad-block team.
Yes, hence observers and such. But even then, there will always be people for who no amount of oversight will satisfy them that the votes were all legally submitted. They then go and sue, and when that fails they will still claim that their side won.

For democracy to work it would be nice if people were using facts rather than fiction to base their worldview on. Unfortunately, that's no longer the case.
"Social network envy" will eventually be Reddit's undoing. The fact that they have been trying to position themselves as a social network, unsuccessfully, for several years and they still haven't given up on it is alarming. If Google can't even pull it off with all of their resources and properties (including giants like YouTube and Gmail), I don't see how Reddit will either.

The "me too" features, like the TikTok clone and the chat rooms, are either derided or ignored entirely by the community.

I suppose it's difficult for them to attract dollars and media attention as "just" a message board -- despite seemingly being the world's largest. But that's what their actual users want it to be: the world's best message board. But their product changes keep making it a worse message board in the hope of being more like Facebook.
You dodged the question with expert precision and ignored your very dishonest insinuation that this wasn't treated as a big deal.

I linked multiple sources precisely to show it's your own fault you didn't know. No one hid or censored it.:

> Does that sound like the scene at the Capitol where Congresspeople were hidden behind a makeshift barricade while an officer was forced to shoot a woman dead literal steps away from them?

When even the Secret Service is referring to them as injuries at a demonstration and saying that despite the injuries (for which 11 people needed medical attention, none of them with life threatening injury) no protectees were ever in harms way... who are you to overrule them?

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And are you seriously complaining that the movement that actually breached the Capitol was... immediately shut down?

Are you daft? You think if the May protestors had actually gotten into the White House they'd just be fine?

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The irony here is delicious, one group was fought tooth and nail from even entering the grounds of the White House.

They were teargassed for even being on public property for a photo op! An old man was given a TBI that left him bleeding from the ears and unable to walk for trying to return a police helmet near the _stairs_ to a government building

The other group literally walked into the Capitol and had cops taking selfies with them.

And yet you want to paint the former group as having gotten off easy? It'd be funny if it wasn't so sad.

Imagine trying to paint being against political violence as a partisan issue.
I think it's just a difficult problem. Intel is trying to do 10 nm without EUV. TSMC never solved that problem because they switched to EUV at that node size.
You can easily bring macOS up to Linux level GNU with brew.

I agree generally though. I see macOS as an important Unix OS for the next decade.
Unity through brainwashing and indoctrination? No thanks.
Off the top of my head I can't think of anything that was nearly as effective.
I thought the opposite, they are afraid github will block some Chinese software because of political reasons, the same way happened now with Trump supporting companies. I can understand the reasoning and I think more and more people will try to find alternatives to big tech, especially if their politics is not aligned with SV taste du jour.
> by enabling directory indexing and uploading MP4s?

this shows how the MPAA is a short hop away from saying possessing a DRM-free mp4 is tantamount to intent to infringe on copyright
A good path to this might be deeper investigation of logic/constraint programming. Its a good tool for formally encoding known, discrete constraints like you described above.
Wikipedia says the word has been used online with that definition since the 1980's: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lurker
I think you're describing exactly what Maine and Nebraska already do: https://www.fairvote.org/maine_nebraska
Faces mostly work. Limbs and feet are way more hit-and-miss, lots of disturbing messes. It's still intriguing, especially since I expect further improvements to the tech over time.
John Conway loss will live in my memory for sometime, just like loosing John Nash on a car accident. Their contribution to math will outlive everything else.
You need only the states which hold a majority of the electoral votes.
The only states with electoral influence are swing-states. Every "blue" and "red" state has practical zero "electoral" influence, meaning their topics will never be as important as the swing state ones.
It's an easy mistake to make because the top of the article says

> Posted by Natalie Silvanovich

but the bottom says

> Posted by Ryan

The latter is just the blogspot username though. It's quite scruffy.
Even more entertaining, the bot has no idea what is or isn't legit. Ages ago I received a take-down from "The Internet Police" ordering me to remove all the Atari game updates from the FTP servers. Thing is, they belonged there. Atari paid us to run parts of their site, including game updates.
The only obligation that Easticsearch has to the Lucene project is to donate back improvements to Lucene itself. I believe the Elasticsearch project has done this in the past.

No one is asking Amazon to share profits with Elastic. Many people do expect Amazon to honor trademarks of other companies. Many people expect Amazon not to package proprietary features as if they were free and open source.

Lucene is a library that makes it easier to provide indexing and searching of "stuff". It's not a commercial product with a sales and consulting team. I can't think of a more apples and oranges comparison.
> If it makes you feel better, anime men get the exact same treatment.

I find this to be a big difference that sets the U.S.A. apart from the other two media giants: India and Japan.

India and Japan are far better it seems at tapping the market of male sexualization and U.S.A. media has never quite done that.

I would in fact argue that this non-sexualization of males seems to be a very Anglo-Saxon cultural property, but many other cultures do not have the large media market to show it.

I've seen quite a few comments coming from the Anglo-Saxon world about the Internationally released Swedish series Love & Anarchy, about how surprisingly attractive and sexualized the males were.
Drones are noisy. 100's of them flying in your neighborhood at once is a very bad plan.
We have a marketplace of ideas where bad ideas die and good ideas spread.

Doubt. This was certainly the intention but it's very plain that the market of public discourse doesn't work nearly as well as scientific peer review, which is itself somewhat flawed.

It's an old truism that 'a lie can get halfway round the world before the truth has got its shoes on.' It has also been rigorously documented: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/359/6380/1146 For that matter, phrases like 'the big lie' reflect a wide social awareness that lying has historically been an effective political strategy.

Besides the fact that the marketplace of ideas demonstrably doesn't privilege truth in the short term, why would you expect it to? A marketplace is easily dominated by whoever can invest heavily in promotional tools. Furthermore, many people in the market demand entertainment or validation rather than truth, so there's abundant money to be made out of selling pleasant-sounding bullshit.
Technically, the code is alleged to violate copyright, not DMCA. A DMCA notice is just the process that copyright owners use to tell service providers about allegedly infringing content.

The argument is for contributory copyright infringement via inducement, ala MGM v Grokster 545 U.S. 913 (2005) or Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. v. Fung 710 F.3d 1020 (9th Cir. 2013), the isoHunt case. Inducement occurs where someone distributes a device with the intent of promoting infringement and actual infringement occurs. Here, the argument is that nyaa intends to promote copyright infringement because it provides a tool that is tailored for copyright infringement. The notice letter cites various references in the code to nyaa.si. Exhibit A of the letter comprises "a series of screenshots taken from the Nyaa.si website for the Project that include images of copyrighted works available through the Project." The implication here is that the devs here are encouraging similar use of the code for infringing copyright.

I'm not saying I agree with it, but that's their argument.
Okay this is just getting weird. One of those is just a database update that counts how many comments a torrent has. Another is just some database credentials (probably not the ones you want to use in production, unless you don't mind people knowing your passwords). The HTML template for the home page is also in there for some reason. And then to finish things off they added the OpenSearch definition which I think you can use to add Nyaa/Sukebei as a search engine to your browser.

Really the most suspicious ones are the python scripts in utils, which connect to the api on https://nyaa.si by default. Although those also only seem to allow you to upload torrents (not an infrinfing activity) and download the info of a single entry on nyaa (possibly infringing?).

Also they curiously left out sync_es.py, not that that one does anything too interesting (it synchronizes a elasticsearch database with a MySql database) but it is the script that actually uses those configuration files they picked out.
Why would any red state join this pact though?
Thank you! They offer something similar but there are a couple of differences.

- The big one is the focus on speed, the incremental deploys at a service and Lambda function level (https://seed.run/blog/speeding-up-serverless-deployments-100...).

- We are also focussed on reliability, so setting up and tearing down environments while handling all the AWS rate-limit errors, or other timing related errors. We do this by connecting directly to CloudFormation.

- We also allow you to configure a deployment order for your services (https://seed.run/docs/configuring-deploy-phases).

On the alerts, logs, and metrics; the critical difference is that we query directly against your CloudWatch Insights or subscribe to your CloudWatch groups, instead of ingesting all your logs on our side. This allows us to:

- Provide real-time Lambda alerts basically for free (https://seed.run/docs/issues-and-alerts)

- And you don't need to configure anything on your side. You connect your AWS credentials and it works out of the box.

As always feel free to reach out if you need further details jay@seed.run
This. I can't believe there are people on HN cheering on the CCP for strengthening its censorship. I guess those are the very people that also support it on American soil.
Since it's marketing, even 0 isn't a limit, is it? "To negative infinity, and beyond!"
Yes, and we are all voting with our wallets by buying the cheapest products. Just like with China. And just like with Chinese production, we'll regret it when it's too late.
I find it troubling that this article omits the fact that Coughlin's newspaper was a weekly named "Social Justice", and that Coughlin was the leader and founder of the National Union for Social Justice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Justice_(periodical)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Union_for_Social_Just...

The overlap in names between Coughlin's authoritarian-right movement and today's increasingly authoritarian-left version may at first seem like a mere coincidence, but my view is that this is reflective of a deep epistemological commonality between these views. Despite the surface-level political differences, which amounts to disagreement on who to scapegoat and which group should wield increasingly authoritarian power over others, they are not very different.

From where does this commonality stem? German philosophers that created the intellectual conditions within German society that made both the Weimar Republic and its collapse into Hitler's Nazi Germany inevitable: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/530716/the-cause-of...
Not to minimize, but society being "right" is an almost unachievable bar to hit. I tend to think in more relative terms. Most metrics of quality of life have been steadily improving for a long time. I think a lot of the things people see as being "on fire" in 2020 are things that have been going on forever, but we never bothered to worry about them because something more pressing was ahead of it in line.

The thing that has set my anxiety on fire isn't that society has problems, it's just how far apart people's base perceptions are. Obviously we've always had crazies, but the capitol insurrection shows just how far removed from reality a huge swath of the population is. We can have debates on how to solve issues of policing, or taxation or health care, but in my mind there is just no justification for the 74M people who think a lying racist moron is the answer to anything. And I genuinely believe that "lying racist moron" is objectively true at this point. He led an insurrection based on absolute lies and people ate it up. They just don't exist on the same plane of reality as I do.
I can't say that I know enough about that part of WWII, but yeah I agree with that statement. Which isn't to say that it applies here. Simply pointing out that stripping out context can lead to false equivalences is lazy, it needs to be shown.

Each of these things certainly has a context that can be gone and read. That's why I included sources rather than not including them. There's also Google.

In addition I'd simply say that whatever your perspective on context is and how it applies to calls to violence and interpretations thereof, that it should be applied equally to all sources from all sides. This doesn't really seem to be what is happening, which is the largest factor in what seems to me a rather clear observation that the newsmedia's portrayal, and those who promote it and give it reach uncritically, are full of shit.
Rhodezelia, thank you very much. Your summary is exactly what I was planning to respond after starting to read through your comment.

I think this fairly answers my original comment:

> I thought this was for specifically for "Professional Engineer" status.
productive .. for whom? is it productivity for yourself or for your current corporate employer?
I certainly didn't claim it was "fair". I stated that developers are going to coalesce around a small number of providers in a similar space.

They clearly have a dominant position now. Their disruption won't come from phones, just like their rise didn't come from phones either.
I tried a $7,600 desk that lets you get horizontal at work
Tracing Execution in Oil (set -x /xtrace)
Would be fun to chat - my email is in the profile, tried finding yours...
I would bet that if Elastic disappeared we'd see this offering stagnate. Amazon has put time and energy into work making the service but little (AFAICT) into the Elasticsearch product itself.

In my opinion this is a short-sighted way for Amazon to do business. If Elastic makes every new feature unusable by Amazon, do to licensing restrictions, Amazon's product will fall behind.
If I understand correctly, the precedent actually is to go ahead with a Supreme Court nomination if the President and Senate majority are of the same party, and not if they are of different parties. Barrett and Garland are both following precedent.
This is cool, and closes a huge loop for me.

Before joining Amazon in 2002, I built and ran Syndic8, a side project site that collected, polled, and organized RSS and Atom feeds for easy discovery. In addition to the web UI, Syndic8 featured a comprehensive web service API, powered by the then-popular XML-RPC protocol.

Syndic8 was built on PHP and MySQL and hosted at a colo provider. I was never able to scale beyond a single instance at my colo, and have sometimes thought about how I would rebuild the site today using EC2, S3, DynamoDB, and so forth.

My operational experience with XML, RSS, and web services was (I was later told) a deciding factor in the decision to hire me.
To clarify, I'm not defending Parler nor wishing for it to stay online. I'm just calling for the root cause of this incident to be eliminated which is the unhealthy business model of pitting people against each other. This would include Parler but also Facebook and all these social media platforms.

At the moment, Parler is used as a scapegoat to deflect the liability off the catalyst (if not the instigator itself) of the Capitol storming.

Whether you still think my position is BS after this is up to you.
Seems like they're moving towards thought crime than actual crime.
Does anyone know if that kind of license can stand in court? Or if it has been tested already in a court (or a similar one has been tested).

I’m personally skeptical but interested to learn from others.
That's sampling bias - danbooru2019 is mostly old touhou fanart plus whatever a subset of horny men who like tagging things have uploaded from pixiv.

Worldwide anime and related media have a mostly female audience and certainly don't lack male characters. In Japan women write more fanfiction relative to men who draw more fanart, I think, but I've never counted.
It seems like geographical proximity influences votes. I am not sure why cities tend to lean so heavily dem, but they do. So if it were just raw vote count the cities would control the whole country. Not sure that is preferable. Then it starts to look like a serfdom, where cities gain wealth through taxing the poor rural areas.
I have to say, it would be cool if they did. If I could get a dirt-cheap rate for running batch workloads in a potentially antagonistic environment, I could make use of that. Not all data is sensitive.
https://archive.is/vu4op
True, it's the path of least resistance, particularly if you're a new user.
INTERCAL seems well-suited for daytime TV.
This is like the modern equivalent of the Max Headroom signal hijacking. Bizarre mashups of tech, television and corporate icons. It's definitely a form of culture jamming.
Async/await is just the do-notation of the Promise monad
How does this compare to something like AWS CodePipeline with CDK (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/latest/guide/cdk_pipeline.ht...)?
I'm as skeptical of corporations as the next person, but I'm not sure Microsoft is comparable to a literal authoritarian regime.
> There will always only be Democrats and Republicans, and because the system is a duopoly,

Maybe, but people probably thought that about Democratic-Republicans and Federalists, or Democrats and Whigs. The subsequent realignments have so far been more gradual adaptations within the existing major parties, but a radical and suddenly realignment destroying (and replacing, either immediately or in short order) one of the majors is still possible.

> Dislodging the duopoly (that is, opening the electoral system to 3rd parties) will require proportional representation full stop.

Something like that, yes. (Not necessarily party-list PR, but electoral systems with greater proportionality than FPTP.)
ARM Ltd. is earning relatively very little from this and there seems to be little reason why would that change in the future. This is why it can’t really survive as an independent company.

If you compare net income instead of mkt. cap Intel is ahead by 70 times (instead of 6) and is relatively undervalued compared to other tech companies.
...Heartbleed, Spectre, Meltdown...

VaxMod? I have no ideas :(
Take into account that the train set is very heterogeneous compared to eg. very well lighted, centered (celebrity) faces or whatever went into thisfacedoesnotexist.

From the detailed writeup:

> Broadly, his StyleGAN2-ext increases the model size and disables regularizations, which are useful for restricted domains like faces but fail badly on more complex and multimodal domains.