skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If they delivered bug free software initially it appears that they would've earned less overall revenue or am I reading this wrong?
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Scale. It's easy to dig a small hole with a shovel. It's another thing to dig a Grand Canyon.

Ditching fossil fuels on an individual level is easy. Ditching fossil fuels on a civilization scale is difficult and expensive.
If you look in the glibc source code in `sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/arch-fork.h` you will see how it is calling clone BTW.

In Linux really threads are just tasks that share memory and processes are tasks that do not.

fork() and pthread_create() simply end up in the same place because user threads or processes are just tasks to the kernel.

Kernel threads, which are not user space are different.

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/include/linux/...

The sched wouldn't be able to use a Red-Black trees in the way it does if it didn't
you can look at the latest boston dynamics demos to see what the cutting edge in humanoid robots is. This form factor, with a working prototype, shown in the next year is absurd.
Licenses: Find That License
This is just a quick and simple alternative to https://choosealicense.com

It uses the GitHub Licenses API to fetch the licenses.

Website: https://licenses.sany.one

GitHub repository: https://github.com/often/licenses
If my robot folds my laundry correctly for 99 days and on the 100th day shreds my wardrobe, I don't think that will print money (at least not for very long).
Nixery is a cool idea. The use case for something like Nixery is a more narrow "I want an image with these packages installed". Whereas, with Dockerfiles you've got more flexibility in the image you build.
This is one of those times where Qubes OS makes these things so much easier. It allows you to easily split everything between the different roles.
See, for example, Andrej's talk starting at the 6-minute mark. Lidar requires a pre-rendered detailed map of the lanes, traffic lights and obstacles. Vision can operate in any novel environment the car is not preprogrammed for and is thus more scalable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a510m7s_SVI
Worse than react? I honestly never complained about react at all. It's great, the community, the docs, the way they release new features. Not sure what's bad for you
Boston Dynamics is one example, but there are loads of examples in manufacturing where the conditions are very tough for people to work on certain types of labor. This is to the point where at times you may have seen references to exoskelatons or specialized equipment to help with repetitive tasks during welding/bolting in a manufacture line that a large robotic arm can't do. A humanoid on the other hand...
Even naming a few would actually help your argument, since you can think of so many
If Instagram and WhatsApp were spun off, I assume Facebook shareholders would also get shares in the new companies.
There's a bunch of people on this thread saying "why on earth would people take photos of themselves naked".

People do this all the time and if you don't then you are probably in the minority. 49% of US phone users send sexually explicit photos - which implies even more are taking the pics and not sending them.

The moralising about "oh no it will leak" is just something people in tech who have never done this worry about. Most people take neck down pics, try to hide identifying marks, using Snapchat disappearing pics (or similar) and don't care too much if that happens to leak.

[1] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/sext-much-if-so-y...
Never realized until now that MOBA is a pretty terrible acronym unless you already know what it means.
Sounds like some people in sales have three phones.
This. Its not a problem until someone is looking to get rid of you. Then they dump the logs.

I've seen people fired for watching DVDs at work. Conversly people watching youtube a lot and nothing happening. Early in the web days an admin assistant came to me because they clicked on something on the web and a bunch of pron windows started popping up. She panicked and turned off her computer and was wondering if it was safe to turn back on or would she be fired. It was safe, and nothing happened to her.

Someone at a job complained I was reading the news on the web to my boss, when that was my habit at lunch. That was fun.
and we're stuck with Java. Sad, I hope that bigger companies and startups choose to use .NET for the future. I love it but can't it seems like 80% of the big tech companies here are using java
If you run something it on the command-line, automating it will be trivial.
There have definitely been cases where hosting services have allowed someone to link a personal account into a corporate one belonging to their employer, then at the end of the employment the corporate account has been given control of everything within the personal account. I don't recall whether GitHub specifically was one of the services mentioned, but I would avoid creating that kind of link on any hosting service where I had my own data. Maintaining clear separation between personal and professional devices and accounts is a sound policy and there are very few sensible reasons not to follow it.
I'm ashamed to participate in a society where anyone has to do work they find degrading. We have the technology to eliminate the you'll-starve-if-you-don't-work dynamic. It's heartbreaking that we don't also have the political will to do so.
More importantly can it give a good blowjob? Sex is going to be the predominant task of humanoid robots. There's no other reason for them to look human; other form factors would be more efficient for most tasks.
> I just wish this was somehow sustainable in a job

I think I see what you mean.

Ultimately when you're working for money you're solving problem's for other people. Those people, the ones paying you, are expecting delivery of the solution in a particular time frame. So that doesn't work with this kind mindset, sadly.

Same with a business you work for: they have expectations you have to meet versus, "You'll get X when I feel like producing it."

It's why I want to be a content creator: I have more freedom with my time.
Hi, secret apple HR worker!
I get that in the "most secure boundary" sense, I should have a work provided phone for work stuff, BUT...

I don't want to carry two phones.
I'm part of a team that owns some responsibility for fixing things that break in the night.
I find it freeing to be able to reply to a Slack or Outlook email while I'm with my kids at the playground.

I see the above advice all the time, but I can't help but think it only relates to an IC with no career ambition, no outside responsibility distractions (kids schedules), that's 100% committed to 9-5 life and has little opportunity for big promotion based on being part of a chain of ownership for things that are customer facing.

Personally, I've mostly worked at small companies (my preference), and have ambitions. I have a healthy work/life balance, but also don't want my products to fail and occasionally want the flexibility to help my colleagues while AFK.

In the end, the above advice is very popular, but I just see a jaded burnout mercenary in a company with tens or hundreds of thousand employees.
I feel people said the same thing about him for SpaceX and Tesla back when he was just the wacky PayPal guy. Remember SpaceX's first launch was in 2006 (before the iPhone existed!) and it's only started getting really serious traction in the past 5 years. Elon's no stranger to things that don't have any "useful form" for well over a decade. I'm quite certain he's aware of the realistic timelines, and he sells a different story in the press for the sake of fundraising and PR.

I think he's really got figured it out tbh - as long as he expects the technology to exist at some point, the fact that he's parked a big chunk of cash in the idea gives him an advantage. It's like he's reserved a spot for his company to exist when the tech exists. His team doesn't necessarily have to be the one actually making breakthrough innovations in order to be in a good position to reap the advantages of said innovations.
It's Haskell, not Typescript, but http://dev.stephendiehl.com/fun/002_parsers.html goes over how parser combinators work and how to use them. I've also got a simple example on my github, https://github.com/DylanSp/three-pass-compiler.
Things journalists have ruined in recent memory:

-OnlyFans

-PornHub

-Youtube (the ad-pocalypse was triggered by journalist crocodile tears)

-The Internet at large

-The overall stability and future of liberal democracy

-And the public's general mental health (because half-accurate fear-mongering clickbait has sucked all the air out of the room).

What an absolute disgrace of a profession. To be fair, these are technically "journalists," not journalists. But actual journalists, like Assange or Greenwald, are few and far between, and "journalists" do everything they can to work with those in power and silence them.
Can you not? Like, how about people who have made major academic or philosophical breakthroughs? Major authors? Even within business, or celebrity, Elon doesn't stick out much other than filling a small niche.

The problem with naming them is that then it becomes a discussion on whether the people I've named are impressive. Someone mentioned Einstein and was downvoted. Einstein is very obviously more interesting and accomplished in my mind than Elon, but he's one of many. Turing was 23 when he wrote his thesis on algorithmic computation. There are people with multiple turing awards out there.

If your yard stick is "rich person who made more money" yes, or "CEO who makes memes", or "is a celebrity", Elon is impressive relative to the general population. It's a sad, sad way to measure accomplishments, but sure.
Newbie here. Where should I type `github-personal` ?
Not if the org is paying for your seat.
I'm not a religious person, but the phrase "the devil makes work for idle hands" seems to apply. If you give teams extra time, less than desirable behavior ensues.
this is the kind of tools we need not gpt3 or copilot
Patreon was able to change that though.

Yes,there was a time when Patreon meant porn. But now a lot of mainstream artists, YouTubers, etc. using Patreon.
The payment processors told him that? Which ones? I've worked for several and the reason we charged porn vendors so much was because of fraud and a staggeringly high chargeback rate.

Which congresspeople were told that payment processors were "doing something about vice"? How long ago was this?
> At least in my experience, I don't see a lot of trouble with number vs string in CSV data.

I definitely had my fair share of trouble with locale-defined number format. Importing a column where a thousand is spelled "1.000", any integer between 1000 and 999999 would be wrongly parsed as a float between 1 and 999, while for any other number (like "0,1" for one tenth, "1.000.000" for a million, "1.000,56" for a thousand euros and change) the parser would give up and keep the string.

I usually have had more luck importing as text, then doing some string replacement of separators before finally converting to number.
WinForms and its Visual Studio designer are still broken, WPF is still riddled with bugs and was declared obsolete in ~2017 in favor of UWP, UWP is marked obsolete in favor of WinUI, and WinUI's OSS release was postponed just two days ago because it's not ready.

Microsoft is marketing .NET 6 as the replacement for .NET Framework but you still cannot properly do desktop UI with it. I honestly don't understand why they are pushing more and more features when they cannot complete the ones they started years ago. Not to mention that porting WinForms from .NET Framework to .NET 6 requires a rewrite for anything more complex than a Hello World.
From what I’ve seen FSD makes minor mistakes that at high speeds lead to danger or death. I can’t see a minor mistake in folding laundry leading to the laundry being shredded. Musk said the robots would not be strong (only can lift 5lbs). So unless the robot picked up scissors it couldn’t shred the laundry.

Unless I’m missing something?
Well yeah, gun violence is our primary export.
It’s not entirely clear. The rise from 2.5mm to 4.7mm appears to include bug fixes but also additional scope that wasn’t covered under the 2.5mm.

So it’s hard to say how much of the additional 2.2mm was due to bugs (if any) and how much was due to the added scope.
I too run an AI Art Generator based on VQGAN+CLIP - https://creator.nightcafe.studio/text-to-image-art

NightCafe has a feed of artworks, and I too was getting a lot of NSFW or very distasteful prompts. I just used an npm package to detect 'naughty words' to auto-flag any distasteful ones as 'needs moderating', where I can then manually approve or reject them.
Can you describe the manual labor field where 1% failure rate is acceptable? I am struggling to think of one.

I suppose it depends on the magnitude of the failure.
and if one wants to stop studying and go sleep 11pm to 6am, does the med cause problems with sleep ?
Here you go

https://peripherii.com/
Except Boston Dynamics is a large well-funded, dedicated operation with probably the best robotics people money can buy. Also, they've been it for years and even then their top end humanoid stuff is still super bulky compared to what Elon showed today in their concept.

Also considering Tesla use all 3rd-party assembly-arms in their factories to build their cars, I'm having trouble seeing Tesla shipping anything this sleek and compact to a consumer market..
Yea but sucrose is different molecularly; the Glucose and Fructose are bonded whereas HFCS it’s a mixture of the two… so the former the body has to metabolize it while the latter it does not. So calorie intake is higher and fructose and glucose are absorbed faster and at higher amounts.
.NET 5.0+ drops the 'Core' from the name. The whole .NET platform has improved incredibly within the past 5 years. Previously, to run a C#/.NET app you would need Windows, Visual Studio, and a license for IIS.

These days, you can run .NET entirely on Linux, without ever touching Windows or Visual Studio.

(Founder here) At Amezmo [0], we've supported .NET for sometime now, and recently added .NET 6 as an option for our managed app hosting platform.

https://www.amezmo.com/platform/dotnet-core
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s17IAj-XpU

There are bricklaying robots now

I don't think they are used en masse but I think if we do get to the point of some type of brick laying robots being used it will surely be something like this that doesn't have the physical constraints of two arms with limited mobility + nowhere to store bricks
I.e., the glucose is negligible from a public health standpoint, relatively: what matters is the fructose.

Honey is no different from HFCS or sucrose, from that same place: it, also, has no fiber.
Nikola Tesla.
This isn’t “no wireless, less space than a Nomad,” though. This is like RCA announcing an iPod in 1961, reasoning that because they already make magnetic tape and portable electronics, it’s only a matter of time before they’ll be able to fit 1000 songs in your pocket.
I would say Social Media has destroyed cohesion in the world. Twitter/FB shareholders got wealthy and democracies around the world got a bunch of American SV culture pushed down to their populace. It's a complete cesspool of poor ideas, incoherent babble and toxic name calling - both sides, liberals and conservatives. I heard of people across the world asking me about Andrew Cuomo - why does the world give a shit about New York governor?

Journalism mixed with commercial incentives ceases to be just like jounalism mixed with government. Neither of those models work. Now we have the third model - Journalism mixed with social media and mobs. Oh boy...
>> OnlyFans can then use Coinbase or an off-ramp to go from crypto to fiat.

> They can't because then KYC kicks in. This is exactly the problem with crypto at scale.

Isn't KYC only a problem for people trying to hide their income? Onlyfans (and other legit businesses) would not have this problem as they would not be trying to hide their earnings.
Please name a few. We're all waiting. :)
What’s difficult about it?

Personally, I like knowing that my personal GitHub credentials stay only on my personal devices and my work credentials stay only on my work devices. I never have to worry about the two mixing and any problems that might arise.
It will be interesting to see how well trimming and AOT (closely related technologies) turn out. I’ve already been able to build useful trimmed self-contained CLI apps with .NET 5 and 6, and based on what I’ve seen of NativeAOT I think it’d work for those.

OTOH things get dicier the further you get away from the core .NET libraries, and some of the enabling technologies are so new that they haven’t seen much adoption yet (example: the venerable COM interop system vs the new ComWrappers).

If you’d like to keep up to date on NativeAOT, Andrey Kurdyumov is doing some top-notch work in the area: https://codevision.medium.com/
I recall pulling out of some AWS signup last minute because of this.
...or just blast the messages to them on WhatsApp or any other tool that automatically dumps incoming images into the photo roll.
Just need a dual SIM phone and Google Voice.
Shut the fuck up you stupid fucking retard. "Every child's dream?" FUCK YOU. There are still children out there starving to death, and your stupid ass thinks they dream about trains? They dream about eating, fuckfaced retard. Suck my fucking Johnson, bitch. And then suck Elon's, 105 IQ consumerist moron.
This was caused by some bureaucrat “taxing the rich” landowner for the makeshift shack that was built on his property without his knowledge. Plausibly, the landowner burnt it down to reduce taxes. Sounds like a value destruction event to me.

Comments like this make it seem like you have no awareness of how our government works from the inside. That’s a sad failure of civics education. Here’s a basic outline: it takes money from individuals, and gives it to contractors.
You're also going to need the Essex BCPL compiler and a DECSystem10 (or an emulation thereof) running TOPS10!

Happy days!

Roy Trubshaw
I think they could see use in cities for delivery or patrol type jobs.

The stakes are so much lower for a 50kg robot moving at walking pace compared to a car.

Consider a pizza delivery operation. You could imagine having dozens of robots delivering pizzas, and even if you had to have one or two humans driving around town getting robots out of stuck edge cases when they happened, it could still be a net gain.

Consider that Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog is already operating on industrial sites today. Having it stand upright is not too different from a deployability point of view (see the Atlas robot).
The ScanSnap is a business quality scanner.You can put in a stack of documents into the sheet-feeder and you will get high quality scans out as fast as a printer.The smartphone scanner app are like an emergency workaround in comparison.
Patreon was able to change this perception. There was a time when Patreon meant porn, but they were able to change it.

Now a lot of painters, musicians, YouTubers etc. have Patreon.
I like that you're in a thread about Apple asking employees to straight up merge their personal data into a corporate-owned account and your response is "Phew, at least they didn't ask you to install MDM!"
> I don't want to carry two phones.

Ah, so you're willing to trade privacy for convenience.
I suppose I see the computer as different as it doesn't try to copy anything in nature or existing in tech. ie Google isn't setup like a library, YouTube isn't setup like TV was, etc.

I could see a multi-use robot being used in some instances but I cannot fathom why it would be shaped like a human.
What you have highlighted is the general problem with software contract projects. The incentives for the 2 parties are not just not aligned, they’re almost diametrically opposite.

This is not the greatest analogy, but I think it gets at how hard it is to design a proper software contract.
Updates on Dev.to clone in Angular – August 20
This is where I think the new line of Linux phones need to put in a lot of work. Properly sandboxing applications and defending against corporate snoopers should be a top priority of any open source phone OS.
Here’s my take as someone who worked there in the last two years.

1. You absolutely have the choice to make a separate iCloud account for work, you just can’t make it with an @apple.com email.
2. It’s true that you should not wipe your device when you quit.
3. We were instructed to avoid using iCloud for anything work related. They recommended turning everything iCloud related off on your work computer except for FindMy.
4. None of the claims in the tweet sound familiar to me, but Apple is a big org.

My impression is that they need you to have an iCloud account for tracking the location of the device with FindMy, but technical/legal limitations prevent that from happening through your work email.
Major companies are getting sued continually. It probably isn’t an individual person, but a product that a team or department worked on that is involved in the lawsuit.
.net is very easy, I have more than 11 years of experience in .net doing gaming and web development and believe me is a very easy language with a very powerful ide and a lots of documentation.
This is a topic I've been researching for years. I run an adult game company myself. If there are other technical people willing to work on something to solve this problem at its core, I'd help.
>DUUUURHRHHRUUUUHHHHHH I BET EVERY SINGLE LITTLE KID DREAMS ABOUT BORING COMPANIES BECAUSE I THINK EVERY KID IS LIKE ME WHEN I WAS A KID, SOME STUPID FUCK WHO READS IRONMAN COMIC BOOKS HURRRDURRR. I THINK EVERY SINGLE LITTLE GIRL READS IRONMAN LIKE I DID, I THINK THEY RELATE TO MY DREAMS FOR SOME STUPID FUCK REASON.

>OH NO WAIT, I DON'T THINK ANY OF THAT. I'M EVEN WORSE. I'M AN EVIL FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT WHO THINKS THOSE KIDS ARE OF NO CONSEQUENCE SO I PRETEND THEY DON'T EVEN EXIST. SOMEONE SHOULD PUT A HOT BULLET IN MY FUCKING USELESS CONSUMER BRAIN.
The health threat is not from being overweight. Obese people can be healthy.

The health threat from fructose is liver damage, and all the knock-on results of a sick liver, what they call Fatty Liver Disease, Metabolic Disorder, or lately Processed Food Disease. It differs little from the cirrhosis alcoholics get.
This situation gives a whole new meaning to the term "discovery."
The quantity is the quality.

If you can take a restaurant that used to have to have 10 dishwashers and fire 9 of them because a machine works fast - you can keep one guy around to do the tricky stains. Sure is a lot cheaper than buying 5 humanoid dishwashers.
It's far too fractured, speculative and volatile to be any sort of competition. It was probably started with those intentions and stable coins are trying to do that but the major coins are all pretty useless at this point for proper transactions. No large site wants to touch crypto as a viable payment method. Plus the reputation of being used for drugs and blackmail is hampering Bitcoin
Fair point, however, I look forward to coming back to this comment in 5 years (1966).

Maybe I’ll be eating humble pie, however, my guess is that by then it will be out of prototype phase and in use.
That is true about bad exams like the SAT and the GRE. And to be fair, even good exams (text problems that take the student on an adventure through deriving a curious phenomenon, for instance) suffer as their results are confounded with whether you deal well with stress. However, it has long been trivial to make good exams that are explicitly not about memorization: take-home exams, open-book exams, exams in which collaboration is encouraged, project-based exams, some forms of oral exams, and more.