skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am glad we are getting this capability now, who knows when ISIS and the Taliban will have enriched uranium to the point where they have subsurface ships prowling the depths of our planet, attacking our freedoms from below.
Or scared of repercussions for voting one way or the other, from employer on one hand or peers on the other.
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> "Knowing where the chips go is probably a very good thing. You could for example, on every chip put in essentially a public private key pair, which authenticates it,” and allows it to work, Eric Schmidt, the former Google chairman, told Reuters in a recent interview, discussing high-end processors.
The parties are symbiotic.

The big tent of the Democratic Party wouldn’t exist without the regimented command & control model of the Republicans.

Personally, I think that you’ll see party platforms shift as the current cohort of old people die off and their replacements are poorer and angrier. The parties of 1920, 1960, 2000 and 2040 are and will be different things.
"Agile is Dead": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-BOSpxYJ9M. Good talk about Agile if you havn't seen :)
Are you arguing with me for amusement or speaking from authority? I need that clarified before I can spend more time on this.

We can go over entire lists of all the birds found in nature but the way it actually works is we classify them into broad categories and generalize.
You have a good point.
I imagine the author tried many of the older open world games of the previous generation, like Farcry 3, Assassin's Creed 2 games, and likely GTA4 and 5. They were incredibly novel for the time.

Now we're at a point where open world games are a dime a dozen, and for good reason: they sell. They're easy to understand, simple to drop in and out of, and many of them now have multiplayer. Rather than aiming to make an immersive world to get caught up in, companies run them as live service games with a drip feed of content―essentially a big sandbox that I can mess around with my friends in. On the flip-side, Breath of the Wild is strictly single player, but it has a lot of fun systemic features that combine in interesting ways (weather, elements, physics, etc), making it feel like an experimental sandbox of its own.

Elden Ring is basically a Souls game with two major innovations for the series:

- Previous games had mostly linear progression. Elden Ring opens up the world to the player and gives them tools to explore without penalty from the start (fast travel, for example).

- Outside of interiors, the player is afforded much more mobility because of their mount. They can outrun almost all overworld enemies, and do hit and run attacks (Interiors are traditional Souls challenges).

These two points, combined with a generous allied NPC summon system, means that the player has a lot more options in how they want to approach the game. In previous Souls titles if you reach a boss you can't defeat, the game is over for you. Elden Ring is structured in a way where you can just go in a different direction, and warp back to that boss when you feel more confident. The environmental storytelling, cryptic NPC dialog, and multiplayer systems are nicely tuned to fit the different affordances Elden Ring provides, but they're not wildly different from previous Souls titles.
I also think you have been suckered. Give your head a shake, buddy.
McDonalds where I am has automated and now sometimes doesn't have someone at the counter
Give up. It doesn’t exist.
This is what I call the "World of Warcraft" scale - because WoW was the first game where I really experienced it. The game is compressed and not actually to scale (because nobody wants to spend literally days crossing the map) but it still feels like it is large, and regions are distinct.

Both BotW and WoW also made exploring the "empty" areas rewarding (they're not actually empty, and there are things to find).
Yes and who makes a fantastical return at the start of incredibles 2! Also voiced by the guy is the only actor to be featured in every Pixar movie.
I'd like to keep this thread positive if possible, but thanks for stopping by. (love your username btw tho lol!)
That last sentence is a multiple 6 figure salary's worth of job description.

The reason why the "year of the Linux desktop" has never happened is because nobody wants to work for free. As soon as you say the word "product" the word "salary" has to follow.
I see they controlled for sexual activity level, but it looks like they didn't mention controlling for the cat ownership/likeliness to interact with cats/opinion on cats.
I adore this game, mostly because of what it is lacking. I know it isn't for everyone but I'm glad something like this exists.
Not necessarily. I would argue that plenty of people bathe and wear clean clothes more for their own comfort rather than that of others. The fact that these things can be interpreted as status signals has nothing to do with the motivation for taking these actions in the first place.
Probably because the vast majority of people aren’t using Bitcoin at all and the small increase in convenience doesn’t justify learning about, buying, and holding BTC for this singular purpose.

Even if it would be nice for dispensaries, adoption wouldn’t be high enough to keep them from relying mostly on cash payments. Going BTC-only would probably be suicide given how competitive the market is in most places with recreational weed.

Most cash-only dispensaries I have been to have an ATM on site or very nearby. That’s much more familiar and convenient for most people.
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> Take a corporate tax loophole

Tax policy you disagree with isn't a loophole.
Realize that this is not new. It went through the OSI approval process and was approved maybe 2+ years? Ago.
There are implementations for other editors, for example NeoVim[1].

[1] https://github.com/nvim-orgmode/orgmode
GNU Affero General Public License

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html
How quickly would the count of MIT-2 license files in your node_modules folder exceed the number of atoms in the universe?
Cool, thanks for the response!
Super insightful, thank you!

One concrete example of completely separated auth is AWS. It would be quite the nightmare if each AWS service had its own authorization system. Centralizing that management in IAM makes it... manageable (and only barely at that).
So in short, being Mormon does give you access.
MIT-0 (zero attribution)

Works pretty well in my head. Don’t think it’s particularly confusing.
The fact they spend millions to prevent workers from unionize proves that workers must unionize.
All but like two of those are important at all for advancing the FSF's missions. They would also completely break backwards compatibility. Half of those aren't even under the control of the FSF.
Hm what's an example of where you might want to take advantage of that?

In practice

alias 'lspy=ls *.py'

seems to be interchangeable with

lspy() {
ls *.py "$@"
}
According to Wikipedia, "the hardware implementation of almost all computers is imperative."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperative_programming
You got me fucked up if you think I'm tying payment credentials to my search queries.
I'm not sure where that first link is getting its numbers, or why they're so outdated, but the US Small Business Association puts the number of small businesses in the US at around 31.7 million [0], or just over 100 per 1,000 people, which would top that list (excluding Indonesia, which, BTW why is it so high?)

[0] https://cdn.advocacy.sba.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/0512...
Can you fucking not put ads in messaging apps. fuck
>... or only lock on writes but not reads...

Are you saying this is always wrong? I thought that depended on the use case at hand.
Spectroscopy identifies nucleus in the red blood cells of the last three days of 21 day incubation period. It can be as early as three days after fertilization. All of this..identifying fertilized eggs, environment management and nutrient for post incubation/pre hatching stage..is automated in modern commercial hatcheries. The sex identifying genetic marker is in the nucleus of the red blood cells. Male chicks can be identified at 910nm band of fluorescence in their haemoglobin.
The particularly interesting thing here is that this isn’t an effort by a larger, established union. This is a self-organized Amazon employees union spearheaded by a fired Amazon worker who Amazon spent a lot of money smearing over the past couple years. Arguably, along rather racist lines.

The more things change…
This is bologna. You don't have to stick to "integer DPI scaling."

You can get a Dell with 90W charging 27" 4K for under $600.

The Studio Display is 60Hz, no HDR, no Mini-LED...it's got really similar specs to similar 4K displays for $1000+ more.

Getting 5K over 4K is not worth $1000 extra. Other displays are offering Mini-LED in this price range.

Plus the stand situation is ridiculous.
Hope they're also good with paying Ukraine war reparations for the next few generations too.
So MIT is "do attribute me" and I guess MIT-0 is "you don't need to attribute me (but it's fine if you do)", I wonder if there are any "explicitly do NOT attribute me" licenses?
If your server crashes counting the MIT-2 license files, do they satisfy the requirements?
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and Godot is actually free, but all of these are very general purpose, there is a lot of value in very specific engines for specific types of games, and we may see more of that in the future I think.
Sure it is. If it's good enough for the Bard, I think it's good enough for you and me[1].

[1]: https://phys.org/news/2020-01-chronicles-history-gender-neut...
Strong Lifts. The app is free. 3x a week
I think it's the case that there are clusters in social-cultural-idiological space where we could find pretty broad agreement that "woke" is an applicable (if perhaps derogatory) label.

I think it's also clearly the case that some segments of the political landscape are using it principally as a slur for anyone who seems to be disagreeing about whatever.

Mo Brooks (Republican congressman from Alabama) was just prominently labeled "woke" by Trump for not falling in line about election stuff. I don't think very many people would place Mo Brooks in (or near) any of the clusters described above.
Approximately 240 sub licenses deep (2^3 ~ 10, 10^80 atoms in observable universe)
"I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free" - for all our problems, these are still not hollow words. I wouldn't choose to live anywhere else.
Archive with full text of article: https://archive.ph/kKk2G

Also, see related press release from DOJ regarding indictments for such actions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30702507
No. Water fowl bones have higher density than..say..a finch or sparrow. Flying birds have different lung design..they have to be light and smaller birds hearts beat faster than bigger birds. A raptor has a slower heart rate than a hummingbird.
I don't know why you got downvoted dead. I think it's an interesting point. I don't know if you're right, but it was an interesting premise to think about.

Certainly people have for a long time licensed engines made available as a side effect of the creation of a certain type of game to build further on what's been accomished, or to cash in by making derivative games. For example all the shooters made with the Quake engines, which no one would call general purpose. There's a few examples of reused RPG engines (e.g. Infinity Engine) and RTS engines, too. There's also plenty of toolkits dedicated to adventure games and visual novels.

Arguing growth is possible is not outrageous.
See: AGPL, LGPL for very popular examples of such modifications
Tunneling to undermine walls probably began in the Bronze Age and it was used to breach trenches in WWI. It has apparently alway been awful work. I’ve read that some premodern walled cities sunk metal bars in pits below walls to try and find where enemies were digging.
Mm, suspect we’re hearing one side of this. If my cofounder took a full time position elsewhere, yes, I’d want to buy them out too.
> ... are actually pretty high with some poorly conceived key generation algorithms.

To be fair, that's what they said:

> > a naive approach works fine - it's just that doing this is slow and when people try to do something fast they keep making keys which fail the criteria you listed.

The naive way to generate a RSA key is to pick a uniformly random 1024-bit (or per your security parameter) integer, test if it's prime, and if it's not throw it out and pick a new, unrelated, 1024-bit integer, and repeat until you have two to multiply together. This will, probably, produce a secure RSA key. Definitely upwards of half of the time, assuming your primality test has sufficiently low false positive rate.

It's just ('just') painfully slow, so people almostly always optimize it. There are some optimizations that provably don't change the distribution of primes (the most obvious being marking the least significant bit so the number is never even), but history has shown that any optimization that doesn't exactly and exactingly preserve the distribution almost always turns out to introduce exploitable vulnerabilities.

Of course, even if you do it wrong it's still slower than barely-optimized ECC, and even if you do it right it still has vastly less security than a ECC key a quarter of it's size.
I like the 914 it's much nicer than the 924 since the 914 is a boxer the 924 a inline 4. A Dino Ferrari would another good choice small displacement short stroke V6s are sexy.
Do you have examples of something neat?
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The goalpost hasn’t been moving https://blog.jtoy.net/the-human-mind-is-an-autonomous-interl...
> I think the difference lies in whether you ever have the thought: "I wish I was doing something else right now", and then continued doing what you were doing. It comes down to whether you're in control of your own motivation and time

This is a huge problem for people with ADHD. Executive dysfunction makes it incredibly hard to pull away from things you enjoy.
If you’ve ever used google pay for anything presumably that ship has already sailed.
In 2022, when Congress is insider trading in full view of everyone, is anyone trying to pretend like the people going to jail for corruption are the ones who really deserve to be there?
You may not complain, but you do observe that your experiences are different in a way that can sometimes be unpleasant.

It appears that when another person recounted how their experiences are different in a way that can sometimes be unpleasant, you assumed that they were placing a burden on others to change for their benefit (or that they were entitled to it). I don't think that is a correct interpretation.
I have used CC0 for code that I would like people to be able to use in code licensed however they choose, without having to bother with attribution. Sample code, for instance.

If they're being responsible, they only have to note the provenance of the code in version control. After that, they can basically treat it like their own.
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My parents are in their 90s and have been using Linux Mint since I replaced their previous desktop about five years ago. Only for email and web browsing, and a little writing (Libre Office), but they have had few complaints. (I have had a huge amount of trouble getting newer kernels to use a USB wi-fi dongle, though. That's ridiculous.)
There is nothing positive about it. Everything about it was wrong. The organizers are dangerous loons. The fundraising was a grift. The protests were held in the wrong places. The protests did not affect the right people at all. Its leaders encouraged and endorsed criminal behaviour. All of these are facts. Way more wrongs than rights, a real shitshow of mob idiocy.

In short, that wasn’t a protest one wants to be associated with. Too many separatists, fantasists, supremacists, and loons involved in organizing and promoting it. You can choose much better political action groups, I am sure.
I think you're thinking too short term.

Support for deregulation (of workers rights), global free trade and an alignment with the financial class has been a bipartisan effort for a long time. Democratic policy hasn't been pro-labor in a long time. At best it's labor ambivalent but they support plenty of policies that hurt (American) labor as a direct and obvious byproduct.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism#United_States
The nice thing about German constitutional jurisprudence is that there’s an explicit recognition and functional balancing of competing rights and societal interests. This tends to cut both ways from the perspective of American politics. Religious interests and the right to life get robust consideration, but at the same time individual free speech and economic rights aren’t treated as a trump card against societal interests.
I autocrossed my '71 914/4 and it was so much fun. Somewhere I have a picture of me 3 wheeling it around a corner.
I notice it when interacting with my computer at all. Mouse movements, alt tabbing, system animations, (some) keyboard inputs. The content being viewed is irrelevant to me; 144 Hz improves my experience across the board.
> Using openssl with a wrapper service?

Coincidentally, one of tailscale's founders already built this: https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle
The supermarkets I go to have been growing their self-checkout sections in recent years.
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Yup, this is a great win for free software as proprietary modules have less leeway to call GPL functions.
Do you support the US paying reparations? UK? France? Belgium?

Just curious, asking for hundreds of millions of civilian casualties. I support Russia paying reparations to Ukraine if we're going to be consistent about it when the victims are, for example, Yemeni
I assure you I was under no illusion that it's impossible to reach any judge outside court hours. What I was trying to point out (and what you still seem to not be considering) was the sheer magnitude of the proposal. At some point it becomes a difference in kind, not just degree. Like imagine asking a dev to be on-call a handful of days during the year, vs. one day each week. The former is infrequent enough that many people would manage it fine; the latter really demands that you stop pulling them away from their normal job and start hiring people dedicated to that one.

Now you could try to argue the scale is actually smaller than I expect, and I'd love to see numbers to that effect, but the numbers I've seen so far don't suggest that.
We had a guy in some Ford station wagon that would win all the time. The smoothest driving I've ever seen; I don't think the tires even made a noise.
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oh boy. is nobody allowed to make a little joke anymore. you should take yourself a lot less seriously my dude.
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Yes, we have vastly different opinions and views of the Ottawa protests (i'd say almost the opposite ;p), I think that's been established but this isn't a thread about the Ottawa protests.
That's a great question. The short answer – no one knows. Technically someone does own the copyright to these words, and if they are able to prove it they could sue every project that uses or refers to it, which is a troubling thought. That is very unlikely to happen, however, since the license originated at MIT (as the name suggests) and the current version is the result of a lot of iteration and modification done by many people over many decades.