skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These error codes are too vague to pinpoint a problem, and too vague to even really point in the direction of a problem.

I'd prefer some mechanism for making a cross-program shortened stack trace indicating the specific error (ie. 'no space on device') and the sequence of things in progress that have now all failed (ie. 'cannot create output file', 'cannot decompress files', 'cannot install XYZ package', 'cannot update system').

Then it's very clear to the user - The system can't be updated because XYZ package couldn't be installed, because files couldn't be decompressed, because the output file couldn't be created, because there is no space left.
I can find non-human animal meat for sale at the grocery store.
Yes.

https://steveblank.com/secret-history
Tesla-Hertz deal isn't signed yet
What is the inverse of a vector?
are you looking for devops roles?
Would we rather have FB censor or our local representatives?

If your answer is ‘it depends on what the local representatives are doing’ then you are really asking FB to censor, whey they aren’t great at.
> Who defines what 'marginalization of people' means

The software creators, which seems very reasonable to me. This isn't some arbitrary judge deeming what is marginalizing or not. This is the creators of the software saying "We don't want to build something that complete dickweeds can use for evil."

Don't like their definition of "dickweeds" or "evil"? Fine, build your own shit then.
Agreed that the statement would become incorrect if this outcome happens. Nevertheless, at the moment I believe the statement to be accurate.
I am not not speaking against nor in favor of the restrictions, is what I really meant. :)
I count two. Regardless, but not the kind that has (or would have to) survive constitutional challenge. In four years they barely made a dent on ACA, and that was a critical part of the mission statement.

Either could be reversed, as has happened in previous administration changes. Our tax code and rates are pretty malleable, if the last forty years is any indication.
> You'd expect it to react when the web vibrates.

I imagine if I were to set up a parabolic reflector, my reaction to sounds I hear would be different from my reaction of something hitting the reflector itself.
I don't see how he implies that at all.
Explanation that they are adapting it as a feature film instead of a limited series because they want to provide more breadth feels disingenuous. Limited series should provide more screentime than a movie.

Also I feel that a tv show would work better - with all the flashbacks you need to have.
I did qualify "for me," indicating that system is not the way that I want to interact with a project

The answer to your question is that searching years of email threads is not the same UX as navigating to a dedicated page for managing the lifecycle of a (bug|feature) that tracks when I can expect a new, or working, version of -- in this case awscli-v2 -- to show up, or (if reasonable) that I can indicate to others that I'm willing to take responsibility for doing the work to package it, in order to avoid duplicated effort

Plus, again for me, I don't need more email traffic in my life
I've always thought it was when the growth curve is starting to go up exponentially.

Doesn't have to be revenue if you have access to capital if you have some idea of how you can convert that user to some form of revenue some day.

Im' not sure B2B really matters that much.
We bought a half cattle from a local organic farmer. It’s not ultra green, but there was no fertilizer and fairly minimal transport carbon. And it keeps the money local. We are a family of four and I fully expect it to last 18+ months, pretty easily. Additionally, you can get it aged if you work with the processor.

It was a very interesting experience, we learned a lot and will do it again. Check out eatwild.com to find a rancher near you.
The video is 2 minutes long. Do we the people now have the patience of a mosquito? ; )

For more info please visit

https://www.unturf.com/

Not the final domain name, just a place to gather and start building from.

another video which talks a bit more about the idea: https://youtu.be/BgBrSLUgLH4
And since this technique relies on setting an environment variable, you can of course put it in your .bashrc/.zshrc, restart your Terminal, and you'll never have to remember it again:

export HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1
No, there's just a vocal minority on Twitter that would like you to think that.
IMO this is so cringe and far from the truth. If you want a slow non-standard package manager they litters your computer and breaks things then that is Homebrew. If you want standardized installs then use apt/pacman/APK and just don't install a lot of user packages not in default repos.

Homebrew is one of the slowest package managers I've ever used.
Yes, yet that doesn’t make it any easier to change peoples dietary preferences.
> Which is a valid translation for most mythology's flying chariots

>> No, that is not true. Your own sentence use the word "most".

This is a non sequitur. The claim was "flying vehicle" is a valid translation for what is commonly translated as "flying chariot" in most cultures, i.e. non-Indian cultures. (It's certainly so for Ancient Egyptian myths, for which, unlike Ramayana, we have contemporaneous sources.)

I'm actually struggling to think of a culture which (a) had, at the very least, chariots or something like them and (b) couldn't have some part of its ancient mythology properly translated as "flying vehicle." Maybe Sumerian?

>> In Indian there is a distinction between vehicle("yaan") and chariot("rath").

Clarification: in modern Hindi.
Besides the source code, attributions are missing if this quote is complete. The quote is not wrong I guess, but things are probably missing so the text in its entirety could be considered wrong, I guess too.
> The show feels like the creators read the back of the book and nothing else.

To me it looks like the creators have a pretty deep understanding of the book. I have a good memory of the book and there are a lot of subtle references. What is frustrating is the choices and twist they make. Like presenting everything as pseudo magical and religious. My hope is that they are bold in the narration and mixing elements from much later in the books, setting things up for big reveals in future seasons (e.g hard to tell without spoiling but like Gaal setting things up for things that only are revealed in the third book that could explain the pseudo magic).
"Reasonably Request means a request for information or actions that is reasonably made by the requesting party and that can reasonably be provided or performed by the furnishing party without significant effort or expense; provided, that in the event that the furnishing party believes that the requested information or actions cannot be provided or performed without significant effort or expense, the furnishing party and the requesting party shall confer in good faith to agree upon appropriate consideration for the furnishing party to provide such information or perform such actions."
Wasn't Hacker News all up in arms over the SQLite "Code of Conduct" that borrowed too heavily from the Bible?

This is similar nonsense. You might as well have a "Don't Be Evil™" code of conduct that is as follows:

1. You may not use this software to do evil.

2. I decide what is evil.
The problem with Pho and Ramen is that there isn't' an easy way. The reason it is so damn good is because it has 8+ hours to break down gelatin and collagen in animal bones. With Ramen, there are so many other components to it that all add up to the perfect bowl that require a lot of effort. If it were any simpler, it just wouldn't be ramen. I'm sure it is the same for Pho, but I don't have any experience making Pho.

And that's the best part. It's one of the few dishes we can't just "simplify" and break down into some fast and casual chain restaurant.
For more info please visit

https://www.unturf.com/

Not the final domain name, just a place to gather and start building from.

Also I just uploaded another video which talks more about the idea:

https://youtu.be/BgBrSLUgLH4
> I don't know about the USA specifically

My post was specific to to the USA.

> Many maths PhDs don't go into academia, and those that do earn decent money (definitely more than our equivalent of middle school teachers).

I meant during the PhD. In the USA, it's very common for math folks to teach for most of their PhD. Teaching every semester + summers is not common at all in the rest of STEM. Between the higher salary and pension (!), middle school teachers are making a lot more than PhD students. It would be a weird apples-to-oranges comparison for most phd programs, but, unlike mot phd programs, math phds spend an enormous amount of their time TAing baby math classes.

> but this doesn't match my experience or that of anyone I know.

It matches the experience of almost everyone I know

> Seriously, if you're really interested in maths, look into a PhD in it.

But also consider PhDs in other fields.

Or just take an under-paying/low-time-commitment in industry and study math on the side; in a math phd program in the usa, your College Algebra/Calc I teaching load will be almost a full-time job anyways.

But, even more than that, if you're considering a PhD, choose a mathematically-adjacent field that isn't math and pick up a co-supervisor from the math department. The only parts of math that you can't do in other departments are exactly the areas that don't match the criteria of "area with practical applications or that will teach you useful skills".
Yes - I’d heard of ‘hot metal printing’ for years before I actually saw a linotype in action and realized how literal it was. A linotype machine literally molds lead slugs into a ‘line o’ type’ then stacks them up to make a printable plate. It’s hot when it comes out because it was molten a moment earlier.

And by lining up those plates next to one another you get columns. Newspaper layouts just naturally fall out of the capabilities of the technology.

So much of what we take for granted in computer typography has direct lineage to mechanical linotype concepts - all web developers should have an understanding of how linotypes worked because the machine’s function defines the form of so much of what we expect of typographical layout.
Innovations aside, have you tasted the stuff? Yikes!
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> At this point I should know better than to install postgres via homebrew.

No. At this point you should know better and read the documentation. Whatever you switch to next, you are going to have similar issues and surprises.
One perspective is that entities which want to do bad things with software will find a way, even if it means writing it themselves or buying it. Trying to build protections against that into the license will create a heavy enforcement burden and provide a point of compromise that could be used to target unpopular or inconvenient, but not "bad", users of the software. Making a free license deliberately allows the possibility that the software could be used for bad purposes.
Thanks for the post -- I'm the author and came here to put it up.

My goal in writing this was to use an analogy because, although it's not a difficult concept, there are a few variations (broker or not, message stream) and I wanted to pull them all into one explanation.
I can't recommend pyenv and pipx enough. I use brew to install pyenv and pipx, and there ends my interaction with brew and python.

Pyenv builds all of my python versions. Pipx installs cli tools in their own env.

Precommit is also great for much more than just pre-commit hooks. It can install tools used for hooks in their own cache, no need to manage venvs yourself.
Linux on a normal laptop or computer.
As cool as running the website on solar power is, the thing I really like about this website is its simple design, lack of javascript, fast page load, snappiness etc.
For PostgreSQL on macOS I use and suggest https://postgresapp.com/ which is free and able to manage multiple Postgres major versions. It's also self-contained in a folder in /Applications. Also, version 14 of Postgres in the app has m1 native support.
> Sure, but Texas, Georgia, and Florida have no excuse-needed absentee voting.

I do not think this is the case for Texas I voted absentee in the last presidential election and I was only able to do so because I was out of state during the election. If I had not been out of state I would not have qualified for absentee voting. That does not match what I would call 'no excuse-needed absentee voting'.
Can you point to a case of someone violating mastadon's license and them not pursuing it?
What's the over/under on how many times this will be pushed to the front page?

Was going to post some prior discussion links, but there are over two pages of Google results for unique HN links on the topic: https://www.google.com/search?q=news.ycombinator.com+trump+m...
Is any non-hegemonic model of international relations truly unrealistic?
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Are there any large scale examples of this actually working? It seems like, in practice, there are too many bad actors for it to actually play out like you're describing.

Mind you, capitalism certainly has it's issues, too... but it seems to better limit the negatives than every "share everything utopia" I've read about beyond tight knit groups of friends/family. Every single large scale example of what you describe seems to end in "and then it all burned to the ground", more or less.
I read it completely differently. To me it seems he’s saying the show Foundation is copying Star Wars, which in his opinion is completely antithetical to the novel and so therefore he’s stopped watching the show.
> I'm 30 right now, and only just recently finished my bachelors and have been looking to get a PhD, but it's really hard to find a program that will let you work full time while doing it.

I did a similar thing during my bachelor: working close to full time. I was essentially busy 14 hours a day, seven days a week. I was burned out within a year and switched to 20 hour weeks. Looking back I suspect that I suffered from somewhat severe lasting consequences for at least another two years and I don't think I've been quite the same person since.

Be mindful of what you're doing. Your brain and body need downtime at some point.
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> Choice is ambiguous (and so something non-standard will be better?)

It would say it's certainly better to say nothing than to imply a scheme is some sort of standard when it's really a largely unusable not-at-all a standard.

Every time I try to use them, sysexits feels like a strictly less usable and relevant version of HTTP categories 400 and 500 smashed together with no rhyme or reason.
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That trademark stuff is an excuse for wealthy litigious companies, it isn't actually how the law works and we should stop giving them a pass.

Disney, Nintendo and similar outfits can afford to go after people who weren't causing them any harm and so they do.
97% peaceful
There's absolutely no reason to stop eating meat, and we're not going to. Environmental concerns can be improved over time. It's a primary food type everywhere it can be gotten, and everywhere else is trying desperately to get more. Artificial meat will always be a minor alternative.
Looks like it was a bug and Mongodb fixed it.
Wonder how big of a deterrent is it given AWS can terminate your service
That’s reasonable, but don’t call it open source, because it isn’t.
But most of the fee revenue isn't going to the miners, it's being destroyed. And sometime in the first half of next year there won't be any miners; with the reduced issuance, the ETH supply will begin to shrink.
I agree - and give credit to the research team, they certainly got everyone excited and moving on this - even Atlassian released a "high severity" vulnerability over this.
This has been in the works for years.

I had high hopes for a limited series. A feature film sounds simply awful for the structured narrative style in Hyperion. Warner Bros will not make a Pasolini style Cantebury Tales. This movie will probably be lifeless.
"but the reality of working on free software is that you give up the possibility of choosing who can and cannot use it from the get-go"

I always wonder why wokeism hasn't reached software licenses yet?

Just imagine the anger when it would come to a FOSS dev team's attention that <insert-evil-group> is using their product, successfully even...

"of course we would prefer if people so antithetical to our values did not use"

I mean just the effort involved by a lot of people in the dev community to dig something up:

"findings that various people have presented to us,"

While the stated proprietary licensing text could be easily just a beta version, or totally fine anyways (I'm not a lawyer), but definitely something other projects would get a pass for. You know, a nicely written e-mail not making any fuzz.

In a way this fuzz mastodon makes out of it, is exactly the PR a Trump would want, no?
A lot of the usual "it's bad" "it's not bad for me" discourse in these threads. Could people raise the bar a bit and talk about specific problems they have had with homebrew - other than the auto-update, which we've already noted can be changed by setting HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1? Thanks.
"Okay, thanks, bye"

killall -9 zoom
brew will auto update on install by default.

why are you being this hostile while being completely wrong?
Choose not to suffer and be positive. One way to do this is mindfulness and live in the present.
not only that, a long line of people that are skilled an waiting to replace them
You have to imagine Switzerland with 100MM and then think about it.

So, Indonesia, Nigeria, Russia, India, Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Mexico…

Which one would you prefer to wield the sword other than the US.

How would Pakistan feel if India were the hegemon, and vice versa? Use your imagination.

In order to be a hegemony you need to be able to sustain that. You can say: I grant thee Andorra or Singapore hegemony over the world. You rule. That’s like giving a toddler in a village a Kalashnikov. It’ll ‘rule’ for an hour till it can’t feed itself and then the brute wrests it away while it sleeps.
> There is one thing we want to make very clear: as noted in our Privacy Statement, we will not use meeting, webinar, or messaging content (specifically, audio, video, files, and messages) for any marketing, promotions, or third-party advertising purposes.

Maybe the most important sentence in the whole announcement.
I leave it up to the reader to decide.
See, this is where the creators of the CoC made a mistake, either of malice or ignorance.

>(Do Not)Use ml5.js to build tools that discriminate against marginalized communities

That could be better put as

>(Do Not)Use ml5.js to build tools that discriminate

By adding in "marginalized communities", they are creating loopholes. Some discrimination is good, as long as it is to people we don't like. Is discrimination against Chinese allowed? In the big picture, Chinese are the majority of the world population.
Refusing to use attributes in this kind of *ML and using <param> instead makes this a mess to parse safely. I imagine this will be read as HTML and the params will show up in the document oddly.
roenxi wrote "Restricting software use to only people approved by the creators is a terrible idea." which you apparently interpreted "people approved" as people who marginalize or mislead others. Which shows your bias and dramatically misses the point. You would allow the restriction of software based on subjective measures like "misleading the public" and "marginalize people". Would you ban the CDC and the WHO? They have mislead the public. Would you ban twitter, they have marginalized conservative opinions. The open expression of thought increases human knowledge and prevents groupthink. You don't have to agree with everything you hear or read. In fact you shouldn't, but you should be fore open expression and you should gain the skills to counter the speech you disagree with logically instead of simply attempting to silence others.
> discriminating against marginalized communities

Only marginalised communities?
A deal with Admob or another ad provider will mean they make pure profit (no bandwidth cost) on all free users!

Imagine all those bored users in forced meetings! They would click on anything to kill the boredom! :p