skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you mean to say that "GPL isn't just about sharing ..."? It most certainly is part of the intention behind GPL. Changes to GPL software must be disclosed and made open source.

If you as an end user want to modify the source code for your own use, then that is fine. If you want to distribute it, you must state the changes, and you must also do so for any code it is linked with. The original maintainers are then also free to incorporate said changes should they chose.
I don't see that being generally true. For example, the Toyota Mirai weighs 4300 lbs to the Tesla Model 3 weighing 4000 pounds:

https://www.caranddriver.com/toyota/mirai/specs

https://www.caranddriver.com/tesla/model-3/specs

As far as acceleration, that's just a design parameter, as both are driven by electric motors. I'm surprised the Mirai can't perform better given it's extra weight.
I'm using docker in commercial environments for years and cannot complain... But I don't distribute software, which is where the problem is probably more visible.
I have caught myself riding the snooze - alarm clock pattern.

Its my favourite part of the day, the 'waking up in warm bed' time. When I am just barely conscious and its feels good to be in warm bed - it feel blissful. When I wake up in the morning I will hit 10min snooze, just enough to fall asleep and wake up. Just to get more of that feeling - because I know thats the only time I will get it. I am doing it for an hour on weekdays and often for hours on the weekends.

I just can't force myself out of bed, out of that state where it doesn't feel bad. I talked to people who are going through the same. Some skip work to stay in bed because they cant do it anymore. I did it few times too, and I am terrified I might slip into that state of apathy. That fear is the only thing that keeps me going, I can only hope this fear will stay.

I dont have any wisdom or advice for anyone going through this, I just wanted to vent my thoughts and say that you are not alone in this, stay strong.
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I never added a phone number and thus the account got flagged immediately. Just shoot the twitter support a mail and they can unflag you.
"If you pursue this career, you'll live under a bridge in 5 years, so I'm kicking you out and giving you no money, so you'll live under a bridge right now."

edit: kudos to you for sticking to it really! You should be proud of yourself!
Yeah wow, let's melt more ice to power stuff.
Well, those idiots thought they will not touch foreigners... because they are "foreigners?"

Now reap what you sow.

The value of their passports are no more to Burmese military than lives of their own citizens.

Now they will have time to contemplate how deeply concerned they are in Burmese jails.
All of those issues are from legacy browsers nobody should have been used in years.

> Beyond that even Linux users have faced zero days. The web is inherently unsafe which in practice is rarely a issue for the cautious, but that’s only so useful.

Go ahead and try to find me an exploit working right now to access your local files, they are so rare I can't remember seeing one in a long time. If you are going with zero days, Apple also had an exploit not that long ago where every app could snoop into the data of any other app as well, pretty scary and that also happens to them.

Not talking about security exploits but just security design, the permission system is broken by design on native apps. On the web, you do indeed need a zero day to access user files, on a native app, you just need to go ahead and follow the documentation, pretty big difference.
Of course, but I would argue those aren't the same "kind of mistake".
Please remove “Best Practices” and year from the title. Completely irrelevant and misleading.
Yes, if you are doing anything close to machine learning, conda is the most favored tool.
> electrical energy is used to break water down into its constituent elements, hydrogen and oxygen, via the process of electrolysis

is this actually the process to get hydrogen on industrial scale?

from wiki: As of 2020, the majority of hydrogen (∼95%) is produced from fossil fuels by steam reforming of natural gas, partial oxidation of methane, and coal gasification. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_production
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/lemon

Sense 5, slang: "a person or thing considered to be useless or defective"

It's dated slang now.
IMO there is an equilibrium problem.

I really have no problem working 45 hours a week.

I am not changing to 36 hours a week while a co-worker works 45 and then the co-worker is the one who ends up getting promoted.

I am not working in a coal mine or digging ditches that my body is breaking down after 35 hours. I am perfectly capable of 45 high quality hours a week of mental work a week that I enjoy doing. That is what I am looking to trade in the market place and be compensated for.

Most people I know don't do much besides play on their phone when off anyway. What you need an additional day a week to get in more social media?
It is cleaning air from pollution, but it is also removing lots of oxygen. You don't want to breathe hydrogen car exhaust.
"A lemon" is the slang term for a badly manufactured car. Until the 80s there was often a noticeable difference in build quality for the same model. Some customers would even look up what day a particular car was built on, not wanting something finished on Friday afternoon.

(Edited for clarity)
And whattabout that seaweed thing that was supposed to cut down 95% of methane emissions from cows ?
Missed this when you posted it sorry, hope you're still watching :)

Fastmail allows you to set up a fetch from your gmail very easily (from other services too, but with gmail we've got oauth integration so it's super painless).

And then, as others have suggested - file all the email from that fetch into a separate folder and for everything that comes in, go update there.

I've moved physical house a couple of times in the past few years, and also had my credit card stolen a couple of times. For both things, I now have a giant checklist in Dropbox Paper (choose your own checklist tech), and I copy it and clear everything and then work through it. Helps heaps. I try to remember to add things there when I give them my address and expect they'll need it long-term.
Has Copilot been trained on private repos as well?

If so, it means that you wouldn't find them by a search, but they would still be revealed by the A.I.
It's actually "Defense Against Dark Arts" (no "the" and slightly different capitalisation), which makes it slightly less of a match for the Harry Potter reference that I assume is the source of the humor.
Can I have one of those?

That seems to be available only in US for handful of VERY vocal people.
The largest internet services on the planet were using LXC containers for production ops before you ever heard of the term 'docker'. In its earliest iterations it was easier to push a container to production than to run it on your laptop.
The only time I would think this is a valid security issue if those were tokens that were previously not public. But that should not be the case right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_(automobile)#Terminology
Cheating has very much ruined online chess. I highly recommend lichess.com, anecdotally there seem to be far fewer cheaters.
Firefox is tracking users pretty aggressively by default, though. Telemetry on by default, experiments on by default, opening a "you've updated Firefox" page with trackers unless you've gone into about:config, the list goes on.

Firefox tries better to anonymize the data collected and is a more reliable company than whoever really owns Audacity these days, but as a Firefox user, I'm pretty annoyed with the amount of settings I need to change to my Firefox installs to keep my data out of the hands of Mozilla of all people, who claim to value my privacy so much.

I can only assume those Mozilla pages telling me I've pressed the update button collect my full IP address for at least logging purposes, as every website does by default. This stuff doesn't need to be on the web, they could easily launch a local HTML file with the same contents.
To me this means two things: SQLite's testing has been so effective that most remaining bugs are probably consolidated to a specific category, and yet SQLite is not free from such bugs and C is to blame.
That's how I would do it as well, but that doesn't mean that Audacity's developers do.
NLP introduction: what is Natural Language Processing (NLP)?
The title is misleading: this is the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern State Office for Protection of the Constitution. Each of Germany's 16 states has its own intelligence service; the term "German Office for Protection of the Constitution" could be understood to refer to the federal service, rather than to any one of the 17 total such services in Germany.
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There were bound to be some big spikes at the beginning. But software salaries have plateaued into an equilibrium finally, I don't think we'll see anything like that in the future.
> Was this the actual feeling at the time?

I graduated college the first time in 1999, right before the Dotcom bubble popped. Outsourcing was definitely the big scare. So much so that I initially designed my career around avoiding outsourcing the best I could.

My plan was (and still is) to not just be a tech person (it has worked out ok, but may not be the best way). For all my electives I took business courses, and I started keeping up with the business side and finance. I wanted to be in meetings and offer solutions (at one job I had the title 'Solution Architect') to problems that may or may not be programming related.

I do see this a lot more today. Where some of the best programmers are ones who ask questions, and figure out that the best solution to a given problem is no coding at all.
The stuff you write doesn't have to be commited to GitHub(or am I missing something?) so this argument makes no sense. Copilot clearly scanned and autocompleted third party secrets, it's in no way acceptable behaviour.
What's the problem here?

The script is served over https, so it's not going to be tanpwred with (unless you have a malicious cert, but at that point you can't trust anyone), and curl | bash isn't any worse than downloading a script and just running it, or running a precompiled binary you don't trust.
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My first impression was that this page was oddly defensive but, on the other hand, their criticisms of the CVE system made a fair amount of sense. Do others tend to agree with those critiques?
The question is easily answered by checking their FAQ:

> What data has GitHub Copilot been trained on?

> GitHub Copilot is powered by OpenAI Codex, a new AI system created by OpenAI. It has been trained on a selection of English language and source code from publicly available sources, including code in public repositories on GitHub.
It’s like those recipes that are supposed to take less than 15 minutes, but then the first step is to put finely chopped onions in a pan. That on its own normally takes at least 5-10 minutes to prepare for me.
Most elements check the entire immediate neighbourhood at a taxicab distance of 1 or 2 (between 8 and 24 neighbours).

Not all elements check neighbours, An A+B interaction may have A checking for B or B checking for A.
Thanks to the Archive link I could at last read the full article

Seems like she is not that in trouble, so my concern does not hold.
Newer wind turbine contracts make the turbine owners turn off their engines.

And it is only very few hours of the year that the prices turn negative anyway. You can't base anything off that. It's just not worth it.
If he wouldn't sell how could anybody buy? (or maybe I do not understand this coin) (I assume he owned all initial coins, or didnt he?)
Mirai can't perform better because the fuel cell can't put out enough burst power, it needs a buffer battery as is for acceleration and regenerative braking and the buffer battery isn't big enough either for Tesla like acceleration due to size and weight constraints.
The average American spends 2 hours and 3 minutes a day on social media.

Is that not enough? Would 3 or 4 hours be better?

Maybe the problem is you need to get the distracting nonsense out of your life?
Thanks and sorry to be so lazy (facepalm)...
I agree, the smaller cities are very well kept. The wealthy people in most chose some small city nearby, cept maybe London where it's prestigious to live in the west end.
Good point about the US suburbs they appear a bit lifeless and without a car, life and access to entertainment is difficult
We're in full agreement. What is your point? "This idea is bad therefore all ideas are bad"?

Some ideas are healthy pro-social enablers of a functioning society, others lead to the death of millions. Christianity is far from perfect, but compared to the competition it has a stellar track record.
Labor Shortage? Great Realignment?
There's no replacement for displacement. Most people see the subwoofer price tags and skip them. I got a 12" Dayton sub for $150. Worth every penny.

I wish there were more closed enclosure subwoofers for lower group delay. Building seems like an intriguing route. There's a lot of theory that goes into design, so I'd have to find some time and passion for it. The passion is easy. Time, not so much.
Depends on the type of debt and whether you're actually bancrupt.
On a technical level most of the asymmetric techniques just carve up the spectrum/bandwidth (in Mhz) to give more of it to downstream. Or timeslots or whatever.

I fully agree with the EFF that you need a decent upload, to support the applications of today and next few years. But to go fully symmetric actually means to lower the download in favour of upload, allocating exactly half of the spectrum to each.

So absolutely, once you reach a certain threshold I think most users are going to opt to carve up the spectrum in a way that favours download, just based on typical needs.
The request itself won't be tampered with, but what if the host was? That endpoint could be compromised and send you a different script.

They should offer a download with signature validation instead. Signed by Apple, Microsoft, etc if possible.
On the index, yes, but active picking should expect to lose to the market.
Partially "(const references or const pointers can refer to non-const objects)".

Here are the references to linker scripts?
60fps looks disgusting though.
I think generally your comments would be more well received if you provide links backing up your statements. Currently your posts just seem to be going through criticisms and simply stating "No, reverse of above statement".

This doesn't lead to a discussion, or informative comment threads.

You can ask for the same in return from those you're interacting with, but considering you're a brand new account seemingly created to provide a counterpoint; it felt worth calling out (with your declining Karma).
Very close to my setup actually, there is a lot of good tips in this article.
Several years ago, I passed a man holding a sign and a basket out in front of a local car dealer. He was apparently having difficulties getting his car repaired, as the sign said "Why buy a car from [dealer], when I'll give you a lemon?" And he would - if you stopped he would hand you a lemon from his basket.

It took about 4 days before they caved in to his demands and refunded his money.

Note that in the US, if you end up with a lemon you have to make your claim through the manufacturer, not the dealer. Use the phone number that is in your owner's manual. Every state has it's own criteria for determining if a car is a lemon. In North Carolina, the law says "reasonable number of attempts", which has been commonly accepted to be four. Or has been out of service for 20+ business days over a year.

https://ncdoj.gov/protecting-consumers/automobiles/lemon-law...
There's also supply/demand in play. There are a lot of front-end devs out there. Normally when I see someone advertise themselves as full stack, they are backend heavy and can create passable front end code. Not often I see it the other way around which adds even more supply.
Well I do `brew install pyenv`, but honestly I am not sure that is much safer...
For VSCode to recognize the virtualenvs created by Poetry, you just have to add a setting for the Python extension:

"python.venvFolders": [
"~/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs",
"~/.pyenv/versions",
],

This will make VSCode automatically recognize virtualenv interpreters, so you can select them without starting code from an activated shell.
The point is that your thesis is wrong.

“College used to…” vs “College today…”

No. College used to; college still does.
why poetry over pyenv-virtualenv?
Yes, CVEs are often exaggerated and sometimes just plain wrong. The bulk of them tend to be created by people that gain somehow, either financially or reputationally by creating them, and have no affiliation with either the person who originally discovered the bug or the upstream project that fixed the bug. Such people have every incentive to maximize impact and no incentive to do due diligence. And the review process for CVEs is entirely inadequate to the volume of the task.
> Cheapest way of charging EVs is from fossil fuels.

Fossil fuel electricity is more expensive than wind and solar. Even the most expensive solar, residential, is cheaper than buying from a dirty grid for the vast majority of customers. And the intermittent nature of solar and wind is a perfect match for charging a fleet of EVs.

In contrast, green hydrogen is nowhere near as cheap as fossil fuel hydrogen from steam methane reformation. The dirty secret that no hydrogen fan talks about is that "blue hydrogen" the bridge to green hydrogen, requires carbon capture technology that does not currently exist at scale. And it requires transporting CO2 back to some sequestration site, doubling the amount of transportation of gasses.
pyenv could get taken over and you won't know. It's also possible to detect when someone is piping to bash (on the server) and serve a different payload [0]. You're better off piping curl to a file, reviewing the file and then running it manually.

[0]: https://www.idontplaydarts.com/2016/04/detecting-curl-pipe-b...
What the fuck is wrong with governments?
We live in the world of terabit DDoS.

Self-hosting is, unfortunately, not viable any longer. Even for mid-sized hosting providers.
Doesn't matter. All that matters is if someone can be made to think it matters, enough to pay for access to whatever information it is.

I feel like HN folks often look for underlying meaning, a structure or purpose through which transactions like this can contribute to greater progress in line with the promise of capitalism. But that's only true when channeled by the constraints of rule systems, which aren't a given.

In the absence of other meaning, it doesn't matter what the 10k user information is. That userbase can still be cannibalized if there's somebody who can be fooled into thinking that act is useful/profitable. Rules saying 'this sort of destructive community-pillaging will cost you more than you gain' aren't necessarily there.

In the absence of them, you don't need to prove harming the 10k community will be profitable over the long or even short term: you only have to find somebody with money who can be persuaded they'll benefit, even if that's not true. If they think that, then you definitely can benefit from selling out the community. You can know it's a doomed exploit, but if you get paid, you're out of it by the time the truth comes out.
Dumb legislature is not unique to the EU, blaming them specifically is misguided.

Please use arguments that arent fundamentally based on biases. There is definitely value in a European government, even if the way it's currently setup is very questionable, as the citizens have no realistic way to influence decisions on that level.
In Sweden it is also the seller that is responsible. That is the only reasonable thing, since I can't be expected to track down some manufacturer in China.

But here the seller also have the right to try to repair the device, within some reasonable limits. So if the AC of my new car stops working, the seller can try to repair it, and can actually make several attempts before I can start demanding a new car.
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Loads of tools have external dependencies that are hard dependencies. And library search paths is my machine vary from those on prod... I could go on, but I'm not sure I understand why using a container to manage all that is a failure?
Most production deployment goes like this:

1. Put files on a server,
2. Start a process.

How much ancillary scaffolding you put around that is a matter of taste.
Gold has more transactions per day than all crypto coins combined. In terms of value it’s moving ~200 billion dollars per day in exchanges.
Nope: https://www.volkswagenag.com/en/news/stories/2019/08/hydroge...
I tried everything except for medication. I was afraid i would no longer be 'myself' or that's what other people told me — or maybe that it would make the problem more real.

Anyway, I eventually took meds, and I have never felt more myself, or the person I want to be. I work, learn, socialize, live in a (relatively) clean apartment, which I leave to go outside.

It took me way too long accept that depression is not all my fault, that it's a disease, and that I needed to see a real doctor.

For those who suffer, or know those who suffer (that's probably everyone) I really recommend this lecture:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOAgplgTxfc

It's super interesting, it ties all the causes of depression together — childhood trauma, everyday experience, down to the neuron, and chemical reactions. It really helps externalize it.
Love this two part series. Hydrogen has an important role in a decarbonized economy, but it certainly isn't for cars. And it won't be ready ver soon. And hydrogen will likely be dwarfed by batteries as a storage mechanism.
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> But stating that certain things can only be made in X place, regardless of the fact that there is no distinguishible difference in the final product is simply put crap.

That's not the way it works, as explained in my previous comment.

You can make and sell wine that is similar to, even indistinguishable from, "wine of Champagne". Just don't imply that it's from there by calling it "Champagne" when it's not. That's the point.

This is not like "whisky" for example, that is just a type of alcoholic beverage. On the other hand, "Scotch whisky" means it's made in Scotland, like "Champagne" means it's made in Champagne. Usually these also come with regulations as to the ingredients and production methods to make the product even more defined.

Consumers don't lose, on the contrary. They have access to a vast array of products, even very similar ones. This makes sure that what's on the tin matches the expectation of what should be in the tin.
I don't follow what "they sow". It seems that they were ordered by the military to implement surveillance and now they are personally threatened. I cannot comment on their intelligence but maybe you could provide some information.
The script itself is also a wrapper for curl | bash