skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But it is correct. I would love for all violations to be policed like this. I didn’t take time away from my family and life for someone else to profit. I did it ONLY because I’d knew what GPL would enforce.

The business opening or not does not matter here. GPL is enforced on the moment you publish underneath that license.
I agree with you. The following is my opinion of what happened, not an endorsement.

Trump's role in our history was primarily a f-you to the established players in both parties. He won because he made all the right people mad. And the more his enemies drastically over-react the more powerful he becomes.
Work? ‘I Think It Numbs You Somehow’
Upgrade homebrew itself AND other packages, see https://computingforgeeks.com/prevent-homebrew-auto-update-o...
>Hey, I've been working on missions and rovers to investigate these for 10 years now.

I feel like that's worthy of a Reddit AMA.
A slowed down narrative to fit into the greater Foundation narrative is exactly how Foundation should be adapted.

Unfortunately the show's narrative is completely ridiculous. Nothing makes rationale sense. It seems that no character can even walk down a hallway without something going awfully wrong and things get resolved by never-before-mentioned magical plot elements falling in place.
I wonder what percent of total energy use of viewing the page around the world is from the web server and what from the routers and network infrastructure and rendering on the browser?

This is an interesting experiment, but I struggle to see how a 'low-tech' under utilised website would consume less energy in its lifetime (including manufacture, delivery etc) per page view than a high performance, globally cached (CloudFront/Flare etc), highly utilised shared web service in a data centre.
Amplifying nonsense was never a good idea either.
Wait...can you name another country who was involved or started more wars then the US in the past 80 years?

https://www.thenation.com/article/world/america-war-machine/

>>Eisenhower warned the nation against the threat of the military-industrial complex
Various forms of colour blindness can distinguish between red and blue, using red and blue as colour scheme improves things for something like 2 or 3% of the population, there are more people with colour blindness issues in the world than there are linux + mac users! If the game is worth being made for linux and mac, it is also worth having a red+blue colour scheme, and indeed many games have this scheme used by default or as an option.
I found on the Wikipedia page that "pi matrices" referred to all the gylphs that didn't have their own key, due to rare usage. Fractions, foreign letters, presumably £ for the American machine shown.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linotype_machine#Pi_matrices
Just as Truth Social can use Mastodon's source code to spread lies and hate as long as they comply with the license, so can Mastodon use their own blog to disprove of Truth Social... as long as they enforce the license.

Their statement does not detract from their action.
I like how everyone always says "sitting President of the united states" when they mention Trump's deplatforming, as if to imply that being a sitting President gives Trump greater legal right to a social media account, or that deplatforming Trump was in some way an coup or overthrow of Trump's position as President, thus reinforcing the narrative of social media being an organized supranational conspiracy that poses a threat to national sovereignty itself.

It's these consistent, subtle details that make the Trumpist propaganda so effective. The other side needs to start taking notes.
Just to add how to use it:
HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 brew install <formula>
yeah but what if you take those lentils (or split peas), grind them into a powder, add tons of salt, color them with brown stuff, add juice to simulate blood, and then glue them into the shape of a hamburger?
TiVo

Linksys

Most of Oracle's business model.
Is there an example of a software with a license with more overt political views being directly stated in the agreement ? I'm NOT saying that it's wrong to have personal views, or to make a statement about what Mastodon feels about Trump's Truth Social, but I am curious if there is software in wide-use with something like "No anti-vaxxers". So far the most ideology-enforcing licenses I know are mainly about the battle for Free Software or code availability. Just imagine if there was a license demanding a certain way to feel politically (other than open-source political views).
A lot of things were rationed in WW2. What definitively points to excess meat as the culprit?
Climate Change, in 6 Charts
Most of these people are forced to work.

I think for me personally a 4-6h workday on 4 days per week would be optimal. It's enjoyable to actually work together with a team on a product and provide a service which people want to use.

Such part time jobs can be very fulfilling if money is not an issue.
The fact that this is happening implies that the inflation story is bogus.
Happy birthday!

I'm a similar age as you (30) and like you I've built a decent amount of wealth to the point where I no longer need to work anymore. Over the last couple of years I've had to question what life means beyond money and all the hedonistic pleasures which money can buy.

I don't know how transferable my experience is, but I would warn against focusing on pursuits that are overly self-indulgent. At some point you're going to find there just isn't much more you can want, and you may even find yourself feeling depressed and confused about what your next pursuit should be -- especially if you've always been a highly driven individual like myself.

Instead I've found looking around myself and asking how I can help others has given my life a sense of purpose again. You may not be able to make yourself any happier with money, but you can improve the lives of others. And to be clear, I'm not talking strictly about spending money here (although that is an option), but if you don't need to work anymore simply volunteering your time in a way you believe will make a difference can give your life a huge amount of meaning.
Even if you don't modify the sources you have to provide them to anyone who uses the service.
Look up PSK31, RTTY.
OP deserves credit. They accurately classified this show after less than 2 episodes. I'm resigned to watching all of season 1, despite how awful it is. The worst thing is that they already renewed this crap, so we'll have to wait even longer for a potentially good Foundation.
Nix does have a steep learning curve. But, you're also very likely to install most of what you want easily.

Some other downsides:

- Nix installations can take time. Nix packages can either build from source, or download from a binary cache. If it's not in the cache, it will build from source.

- Nix can take up a significant of storage space.

However, e.g. Nix is amazing at rolling back package installs; and installing a package with nix won't ever break another package installed by nix.

If you like the phrases "pure/immutable", "declarative", "functional programming", etc. then you'll like Nix. -- If those words don't excite you, then you'll not like Nix.
Turing Bletchley: A Universal Image Language Representation Model
Working as a senior developer which is fine but me and a friend have bootstrapped an idea we had at the start of the year. We've got some paying users (nothing insane), just trying to grow it and improve it.

It's quite fun, I almost forgot what its like to work without all the tech debt (though i'm probably the one creating it)
> longform plain text

Lol it's just a thousand words!
I think, you don't need to choose any other package manager because homebrew is the most mature thing on macos. Just disable autoupdate when installing something:
HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 brew install <formula>
If you can’t remember the details or understand what makes the problem hard I doubt it would’ve been fine even given a whole day.

I’ve interviewed a _lot_ of people. The people who gripe the loudest about algorithms haven’t had a chance just from answers to situational questions.
Is that possible to do using CSS with our existing markup? Currently we prepend the � using ::before. I imagine we could probably hide the existing character and shuffle the � over where it should be, but it might need some testing across different text sizes I imagine. I'll make a note of it for our next revision :)
I just reached the same breaking point -- and normally I am pretty sympathetic to software jank, but the maintainer of homebrew is so actively hostile and rude that my degree of empathy is significantly less -- and switched to Nix, which is quite good, conditional on three gotchas:

1. Nix has very limited support for GUI applications of the kind that you'd find in `brew cask`. Not no support, some of them are there, but limited support compared to brew. If you use brew as an out-of-the-box install-everything setup like me, you'll not be able to replicate that easily with Nix.

2. Nix can't currently build Swift applications because of some Xcode something I didn't fully understand.

3. I found a small number of packages that are broken on Nix on my aarch64 / M1 MacBook Air (and marked broken, so when you try to install it complains) and a small number that are broken without being marked broken. In specific, I think R was one that surprised me -- this is a major programming language and although the build requirements are onerous (it's a mix of C and Fortran), I would think it would work.

That being said the actual process of installing, updating, and upgrading seems much faster and dramatically less shitty than homebrew, and so I recommend migrating stuff off of brew anyway.
Yeah I remember all those lectures about over reaction and we ended up with an insurrection and an entire half of our country convinced an election was stolen.
So we are playing what-aboutism?

My turn: I am trying to find a list of warlords and oppressive regimes who have destabilized other countries, invaded and subjugated countries under false pretenses caused millions of deaths etc. etc.
There is no service.
Value to the user or value to the website owner? Analytics do provide value to the website owner.

I assume you mean value for the user, and I would agree that’s a nice goal, but you make out it’s somehow self-evident and aligned with all relevant incentives.
United supersonic Jet takes 4hr NY to Paris
I don't think you'll find anyone who disagrees with the ideal of not burdening the victim but I would suggest it's much healthier for society to praise a victim for doing the extra work to punish antisocial behavior.

The reality is we desperately need victims help to expose offenders for many types of antisocial behaviors and while we all want victims suffering to end, maybe as a society we could turn victimhood into an opportunity to be a hero? Of course this wouldn't/shouldn't shoulder the burden on victims but should they choose to take on the task, society would reward them with praise instead of sympathy.

I don't know that this is entirely viable, but wouldn't it be nice for the violated to get cheers instead of sympathy cards?
I dunno, got taught in Europe, got micro, meso and macro in different years, and sometimes semesters. My econ teacher was also a bit weird in a good way, a real character with a lot of knowledge. Ofcourse I didn’t do anything with it, wish I had.
Where's the "advantage" in this instance?
sorry OP by this is a clickbait rant from someone who just did not made his homework and ended loosing time and data.

- Homebrew is rolling - always was and never claimed otherwise.

- OTOH for key packages (say databases) it has available versioned bottles. for postgresql one have:

- postgresql@10
- postgresql@12
- postgresql@9.4
- postgresql@9.6
- postgresql (points to latest)
- postgresql@11
- postgresql@13
- postgresql@9.5

- Finally, no one is forced to update everything at all.
run `brew outdated` and pick whatever you want updated then `brew update foo`...

In short, none of what happened to the OP is due to inherent flaws in homebrew... QED.
There's the json "don't use this for evil" license.
And the fact that it "needs" Xcode installed.
Is that a joke? Your one example of real world value of crypto is that you can buy something on 4chan?
The topic is legitimate but Marston hasn’t done much CMT in 20 years, Witten is considered to have made most of the advances in bosonization in the 80s although there was a paper out of Riverside a few years ago I remember that looked interesting with Mike Mulligan
My greatest gripe with the show is that none of the writers seem to have any understanding of science, technology and have only a vague understanding of sociology, pretty much all of the main themes of the books. I actually liked the imperial cloning elements, as they fleshed out well an ossified society, but every other plotline seems to just happen because of pseudo-magic.

I can only wish that the writer's room of Futurama could have had a go at this. Writers today seem to not understand anymore how reality works, so they aren't able to extrapolate from it.
Before the release of the 14in MacBook I thought it was going to be everything I wanted. But after seeing the notch and how thick the new top bar is to compensate for it, plus the weird bugs and the price, I don’t know what to do anymore lol.

I wanted to upgrade from my X1 Yoga hackintosh but might not be worth it for me yet. For some reason I feel like a kid that saw a new toy on tv and is obsessed with it. Not sure how I got to this point.
>In the UK under rationing during WW2, during which people ate very little meat, the health of the population soared. Mortality dropped, both in infancy and old age. Children grew taller and heavier.

Okay but is it because of eating very little meat, or because of rationing itself? Looks like it's simply because a lot of people got a steady and stable supply of calories and vitamins/minerals, not anything to do with meat.[0] . In other words rationing + more meat could have easily produced even better results. Meat, after all, is an excellent nutritional choice.

[0] https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/9728

edit: wowza typos
> The only JS I need on my blog is Mathjax. Is there a static site generator that can render latex equations into svg's automatically?

KaTeX. https://katex.org/docs/api.html#server-side-rendering-or-ren...

Though not to SVG, see https://github.com/KaTeX/KaTeX/issues/375 tracking the progress.
So glad I wasn't the only one to catch the contradiction with Hardin.

Also we seem to be saying that Hardin and other individuals (e.g. the woman who was tossed off the colony ship who narrates sometimes) are very special, which is also totally counter to the most important themes of the book.
I believe a proper ‘brew update’ does indeed get ran when doing an install.
I think it makes people believe they will enforce the license unevenly to satisfy their personal feelings about who is using it, as well as add an unwritten "these kinds of people are are not allowed to use our software" clause to their license.
Single Parameter Fitting: Paper Summary and Explanation
For the bathroom taps, I think the reason is purely technical.
There are two pipes, one for cold water, one for hot water, each pipe gets its tap. It is the simplest setup and with that, you can control both flow and temperature.
Systems that have a cold-hot knob are slightly more complex and therefore they are more expensive and less reliable, especially when they are thermostat controlled. And with a single, one axis knob, you can't control both flow and temperature.

I don't know how it works in India, but I know some places where there is no centralized hot water and only a single pipe. When you need hot water, there is a dedicated heater and you control temperature on the heater itself. So I guess that someone who is used to a system like this will find a two tap system unsettling.

Anyways, I think we can all agree that the worst system is the one with two separate taps with no mixing, like they still have in the UK.
For databases specifically, I like a little tool called DBngin. It's perfect on MacOS for installing various versions of databases. I used to install MySQL 5.7 for an older legacy application because I was finding it challenging to juggle different versions on MySQL w/ Homebrew. I know it handles MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Maybe is handles other stuff, but I haven't checked.

https://dbngin.com/
Last year, I started working on a randomly generated, text-based adventure game. I made random equipment and room generators. Started working on enemies, and lost steam. I turned it into a Mad-Libs style dungeon room/loot generator, and that's neat and all, but I've been wanting to dig back in and finish that project to some level.
PHP kinda did with Laravel, suddenly PHP was cool again and startups were using it for a month or two :)
I mean, we can compare it to mastercard: 74 billion transactions a year for mastercard vs 100 million a year for bitcoin. Mastercard revenue is 15 billion while bitcoin has 21 billion in annual mining fees. So mastercard processes 740 times as many transactions for 70% of the cost and I would argue the real cost is the revenue - operating income for their actual expenses to operate which is 7 billion so 1/3 the cost. That would make it 2,220 times as efficient.
Adverts for Google Meet?
I am certain that people have missed filing their taxes because of the downtime. They scheduled time for it, got frustrated that it didn't work, and then forgot about it. Then realized too late that they didn't file their tax return. It almost happened to me because a bank had a scheduled downtime when I was doing my taxes and I couldn't finish it at the time. I only remembered a few hours before the real deadline...

Also, I got a vaccine almost a month later because our vaccine sign up page also had technical difficulties. I sat around in queue for 90 minutes to do an online sign up and all the times were already gone. The next time I tried and saw the queue I just closed the browser.

Also, these are things that you can go to prison for if you mismanage it. People are much more likely to put up with these screw ups, because they have to.
But for all that superficial posturing, he accomplished very little of his agenda and generally ended up trying to play ball anyway. The anti-establishment game lasted until he entered the white House.

His primary accomplishment was building a base of angry people.
"Not publicly available" is not the same as "there is no service".
The ad can be a silent video ad permanantly playing at the side of the screen. One ad every 30 seconds should become quite a lot of ad views by the end of a long meeting.
It’ll be more than $5 CPM for an ad where you know the consumer:

- Has their audio enabled and speakers on

- Has personalized data and history associated with their account

- Has a camera aimed at them to detect eyeball ad tracking
Water Your Garden
I don't think the hobbit abomination is forgivable.
Truth social is, as far as I'm aware, not launched. Thus I'm curious whether the AGPL "if you run a modified program on a server and let other users communicate with it there" has really been triggered.

Edit: This was based on the https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-affero-gpl.html explanation of the AGPL but the quote is not present in the license itself.
Maybe you can do a kickstarter to raise a clone army of MIC boomers to save the galaxy.
By manipulation, I meant profiting from dissemination of fake news or other harmful content. I don't think other tech giants come close. Though, I would agree that all of them abuse their dominant position against their users' interest in some form.
I put that sentence:

"warlords and oppressive regimes who have destabilized other countries, invaded and subjugated countries under false pretenses caused millions of death"

Into google and the 3rd result was that ;)

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CRECB-2006-pt8/html/CREC...

"Global war on terror "
The only thing that bothers me is pretending to not be activists. If you wear your activism loud and proud then the more the merrier.
Creating a Game Using Real-World Geographical Data
Whoops, I just continued reading into an emotional strawman argument derogating a transnational CEO's time management strategy.

Not going to do that for the next eight minutes, I'm too busy dividing the rest of my life into annotated 100ms segments so I can get some real work done.
Is Self-Supervised Learning the Future of AI?
> flew from Lanka on his "vaayu yaan"(i.e. aeroplane)

That id est contains a large interpretive leap. Is every culture's flying chariot also a heavier-than-air flying machine? And every chariot carrying the Moon a lunar lander?
> My sense is we tend to relate what was described abstractly with advancements we see around us.

How is the mention of ""vaayu yaan" abstract? Can we similarly say that to the mention of present day "aeroplane" abstract and dismiss it as non-existent?

> For e.g. with flying vehicles in ancient epics I'm skeptical that they describe in any detail how flight was achieved besides magic or divine power.

In present day writings(fiction or otherwise) when we mention flights or aeroplane, we don't mention every nut and bolt of the aeroplane. So saying the ancient text did not give much details is unfair to those texts. As I mentioned in my original post, these advance ideas were mentioned in a matter-of-fact way as if it is not a novelty, similar to how we now mention air travel or space flights.
> Even at $5 CPM (high for a web banner), zoom will make... half a penny per meeting, before incurring multiple cents in bandwidth costs.

Zoom says they have over 3.3 trillion meeting-minutes as of October 2020: Let's assume they are counting each party to the meeting separately, and that "free tier" represents a mere 10% of their traffic: A $1 CPM rotated every five minutes is $660m every year.

Ad serving (technology) is cheap if done smartly: I could serve a billion video ads a month for around $150k/pcm in 2013.

I would expect not only material revenue, but material growth as well.
No, we mean the fat orange KGB troll by the same name.
What-aboutisms are not about comparing actions against others.

I did not say the US does not go to war. I merely said, call a thing what it is.

In terms of empires, compared to its power, the US empire is the most peaceful empire in the history of mankind.

Imagine the Roman Empire, The British, with the power the US has. Imagine any other empire in history.

The entire world would be directly, ruled by the US!

Now look at the US again.
> The CEO's work is still more consequential, however.

Ah, I don't know about that. In the end what CEOs get payed for is to have someone to blame in case anything goes wrong. medicore performance never got a CEO fired, it's just when something goes terribly wrong that they have to take their hats.

Usually there's a golden parachute attached.

CEOs are overrated.
So, apart from teachers and live television, what jobs can't operate on a flexible schedule? As others have said, many jobs that require attendance are already performed in shifts. Yes, a waiter cannot choose to work when the customers are not at their table, but that doesn't mean they have to be there at every time the restaurant is open. Same thing for bartending/stocking/cashiers/front office jobs, many of these are already part-time jobs so flexibility is readily implied.

Come to think of it, many of my high-school teachers worked part-time too. They didn't get to dictate their own hours, but they didn't work 7-15 every day either, some days they came in at 11 and other days they left at 12.
People were able to access the service and create accounts. Those people are entitled to the sources.

This would immediately go away if they just posted a tarball of the almost certainly unmodified sources. I guess nobody running this understands what's going on?