skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
git was created in 2005. No idea what MS uses, though some history is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_SourceSafe#Mi...
I assume the author would then publish this behind a reverse proxy that implements TLS? Seems like an unnecessary dependency, given that Docker is perfect for solving dependency issues.
You can use Nuitka [1] to compile your Python app. It's going to be fairly weak against someone trying to prise out your logic with a decompiler, especially since a lot of Python metadata is left in there (e.g. for generating stack traces), but good enough for most purposes, and unlike some "compilers" it does not have a hidden copy of the original Python buried in it.

If you use standalone mode (not onefile) then all the Qt DLLs and pyd files (which are basically also DLLs) are left separate, which lets you satisfy the LGPL.

[1] https://nuitka.net/

Edit: The above is about deploying your app. For developing your app, feel free to use whatever flavour of the month pip wrapper you want (personally I'm still happy with vanilla virtualenv). You can assemble widgets and layouts into forms either using code or using UI files created in Qt Designer, just as in C++. I've not tried using QML.
Actually, it's worse than that! Fee charging schools can be known as both public and private schools. Those terms are never used in the UK for schools funded by the state. A state funded school will be labelled as Primary, Secondary etc. Some are known as State schools. Some are Academies (a bit more complicated but largely publically funded) etc. Basically in England anyway, Public and Private schools are fee charging schools. The name does not refer to how they are funded.

I went to a private school aged nine to 13 and a public school 13 to 18. Then I went to a polytechnic, which changed its name after a year and then two (three?) years later it was a university! Whilst in sixth form (17/18)

So the message here is that the public/private distinction for school nomenclature here in England and perhaps some or most if not all the UK doesn't mean what it does elsewhere, unless it does except where it doesn't ... except on a weekend when all bets are off. Clear? Jolly good. As you were, carry on!
I personally use apple keynotes to produce videos.
It’s a powerful tool, and just yesterday i was wondering why imovie was lacking so much features.
And that is what i like about apple, they target consumers, not professionals
Large shareholders, for one.
What's wrong with Flow, Jest or Graphql? I think these are all fantastic projects. I mean, Flow "lost out" to Typescript, but, it's usual for one winner to emerge from competing frameworks.
It was a claim I heard numerous times as a music student, and find it to be a pretty good fence-post. I always understood it to refer to the "usual suspects" that turn up on concert programs, but it would be interesting to work out what today's standard orchestral repertoire actually is by collating and analyzing orchestral concert programs.

I'd say Shostakovitch 5 might be considered to be part of the "standard" repertoire, but that was composed in the '30s. Maybe his later symphonies turn up more frequently on programs today than does Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra - I'm skeptical but don't actually know.
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This was such a clever approach he’s taken. I really hope it doesn’t backfire for him. Though he’s never shied away from taking risky moves in the past.
They're just creating bandgaps magnetically. I'm unsure exactly what the "breaking time reversability" refers to, but I don't think it looks like breaking any laws of thermo. Potentially, it could lead to superconductor-like effects near room temperature?
AWS Unicorn(r) - Virtualized Distributed Cloud Unions.
Pricing, AWS East - ingress: free, union acts: varies.
Apple stands for a tightly curated user experience overall. Want that weird app? No. Want user-generated content? No. Want to isntall some weird software to make your home screen swipe up-and-down rather than left-to-right? No.

For desktop computing I would find it frustrating (and use a Windows box with a ton of malware/weirdware on it) but for my phone I prefer it this way.
...or 0.04% of 2021’s operating expenses
> Critic reviews are prescriptive: what they think the masses should watch.

This does not seem to be accurate description of movie reviews I have read. Like, not at all.
Was this an AOL advent or a IRC one? There were irc channels specifically for warez where you did the same thing.
The original article:

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.202107520
You're saying disney hat the rights to Marvels spider-man in 1998?
Speaking of the EU and trains, I recently became aware of these incredible tunneling projects under the Alps[0]. Truly fascinating and impressive.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30foJiPUrBA
Except many people have eidetic recall and memories for their entire life so this doesn't hold water, yet another garbage study about the brain that ignores the edge cases.
Neat. I guess a useful side effect of running this is that it will be super obvious when the docs contain broken code! How are errors handled? Am I able to see errors that my customers raised while interacting with the docs?
Aw, dammit.
Issues Across YouTube Services
Nothing breaks the laws of thermodynamics, ever.

I assume you're referring to how some popular science articles report things. That's just wordplay. Nothing is being bent, broken, or bypassed.

Usually it just means they did something an ordinary homogeneous material couldn't do, for example. Which is genuinely interesting, even if it's not actually breaking physics.
You end up with artificially limited numbers of encode streams and stuff with that, at least with nvenc (I think they doubled the limit at the beginning of the pandemic though).
Critics seem to rate movies on a global scale. How can I give this movie 9/10 when Citizen Kane is a 9/10? On that scale, this movie is at most a 6. Unsurprisingly, popular genres get trashed on that scale.

Normal folks rate movies subjectively. Was it really awesome and did I love it? Then it’s a 10.
> war is now the primary driver of inflation

“Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.” -- Milton Friedman

All else being equal, a rise in the price of wheat or oil would necessitate a decrease in the price of other goods as more money than previously is spent on those particular goods. If you spend more money on gas, you'll have to spend less on something else. The only way [wheat+gas+etc] and all other goods can rise is if there's more money created to chase those goods.
When to use generics
TIL in Go: "if you want to switch on or off garbage collection (GOGC=off)"
I guess "landed on the radar" could be interpreted as the first time you get noticed by law enforcement.
i feel like i'm out of touch. the premise is that most Americans don't like/agree with the political aspects of their social media: to which i wonder, why don't they disengage? even in 2022, it's not hard to find people who don't talk partisan politics. it's not hard to find people who value epistemics. the web-like portions of the internet make this easy. Google "rationalist community" and the first result is LessWrong. Google "neutral political news" and you get allsides.com. moreover, find just one person associated with a single thing you value and you can connect with them, chat with or browse who they're following, and recurse connections until you've embedded yourself in an environment of people you enjoy associating with.

this stuff is in easier reach than it's ever been. if you expect to consume the firehose and enjoy it, you're disillusioned: never has a single source appealed to every individual on the planet. you have to select your peers. curate your connections. if a friend repeatedly blasts you with bad political takes, cut or reduce the connection. the digital web isn't that different from the irl web in this aspect. it's your responsibility to craft connections that benefit your life. FB/Twitter/etc are tools to use in that (and far from the only ones), but you cannot abdicate your responsibility and expect good results.
CA asks Native American Tribes to help prevent wildfires with traditional burns
+5. I wanted to +1 but I really liked what you said.

Someone said to me the other day they were afraid to tell me how they speak to themself and much they hate themself.

I'm getting much better at recognizing when someone says something to me about my life and it pisses me off, it's often because I've been saying that same thing to myself 10x. "You should just get a stable job" when someone else says that, I get angry at them saying it, only to (hopefully sooner rather than later) realize "ah it's because I've already heard that message 10 times today in my own head."
I do appreciate the effort, and sorry for being a dick with my earlier comment (bad mood).
I do feel though that this lacked concrete examples, and maybe should have taken a step or two back to explain the more basic concepts.
For example, who owns the authentication service, is it me (the todos developer) or a 3p? What exactly is the difference between all of these different tokens? What’s the actual protocol for issuing and using them? Etc.
I think something like a “Todos API with OAuth2 from scratch with code snippets” could have been super helpful for noobs like myself.
> Also, the fuel processed from the pipeline is chiefly an export, so it wouldn't have affected prices in the USA.

Oil is (mostly) fungible. An export from Canada is additional capacity that doesn't compete for American oil that can stay in America.
Yes, arrested, not fired
Keep in mind that most of the foreign films that you can find with subtitles tend to be among the best films the country has ever produced, or the ones that fit their cultural climate the best.

You're not getting the direct filmgoer experience of that culture, just the best fruits, and that's perfectly fine because if you like their best you may find more in their second-best that you will also absolutely enjoy, just like in Westernized media.
These seem like one of the best investments to make right now, considering the current inflationary environment. How does one purchase these bonds?
Well his popularity has plummeted according to the polls.
What a crappy position to be in. Stuck between a Big Monopoly and Big Union.
I was so happy to have found I bonds in the last few months.

This does beg the question - is there any other “safe, relatively liquid” option that has even close to the same yield as I Bond? Seems like traditional bank savings and short term CDs are still well below 1% everywhere.
Good. My hard stance is that you must say it like GIFT. ;)
Coming from Darcs, Git has a horrible user interface. Something like Jujutsu has a chance to disrupt Git.

It can use the Git data store, so developers can in theory start using it without the whole team adopting it. Then it addresses the big problem with Git, the user interface:

https://github.com/martinvonz/jj

I'm not suggesting that "jj" in particular will disrupt Git, but I think eventually the a tool which supports the git data store with a better user interface could take hold.
Right - it sounds like you're processing data at a very different scale from the typical Zapier user.
20 to 30 years ago, movie critics seemed to review movies by giving information on the content of the film and what the film did well/poorly. Today, it seems that movie critiques are little more than smug attempts at clever prose.

It seems to me that film critics used to focus on films. Nowadays, film critics seem focused on themselves.
Knives in the Tory party are out as the ambitious scent an opportunity to move up the greasy pole at the expense of one Boris Johnson, and no, I expect nobody will be sorry to see the back of him. Sadly those who would step into his shoes are just as bad as he was (or is!)
No, it’s really as simple as in my own reply: the American meaning is exactly what the term conveyed when ‘public schools’ began, centuries before today’s ‘state schools’ existed anywhere.

It was a school that was open, in principle, to anyone. Think ‘free as in speech’ vs ‘free as in beer’, but with the added sense - like ‘public transport’ - of being democratic and round-about-accessible to all.

As for the US: when it began, fee-paying schools were the dominant mode, and there wasn’t really an aristocracy with private tutors to distinguish it from. So it never needed the ‘public’ - and when government schooling became a thing, it pretty naturally took on the ‘private’ qualifier instead.
New Covid vaccine may also protect against cancer
I don't think Apple has any interest in social networks (and that's effectively what YouTube is these days)

The risk to reward ratio for the brand itself is not something they'd want to undertake.

You see it all the time with other tech stories. If Apple does something bad or is even associated with something bad, that is standard across other tech companies too, the news articles will focus on Apple.

Imagine that with user posted comments. Google can get away with it because they have YouTube under a separate brand, and they've established that it's looser. Apple would never want to do it as a separate brand if they can help it (beats and FileMaker not withstanding because they existed prior) and the amount of vitriol that the brand would receive over any contentious content would negate any benefit.
This seems like a one-sided stopgap to a problem that is undoubtedly two-sided and it sets a precedent for [the author's definition of] respect that cannot be maintained indefinitely. For example, what if you were just about to put the glass in the dishwasher but the doorbell rings?

The only settings that come to mind where this level of "adherence" is maintained are prisons or abusive households where everyone is in fear of punishment, and where punishments can even be handed out by the warden for no reason at all.
For some of us it's really hard to understand / solve problems of people whose life is spent on browsing instagram most of the time - when it's not TikTok.
I'm aware React is MIT and of the various licenses etc.

As I see it commonly defined, "open source software", FOSS, and FLOSS all mean the same thing more or less. That the project uses an OSI approved license, or one very close to it, whether it's MIT, Apache2, or GPL.

"Free software" is the only of the phrases that I see having two competing common definitions, the "free as in money", and "free as in Free Software Foundation's definition of free software". This seems pretty understandable, since "free" is overloaded.

I only infrequently see people mixing up "open source" and "source available", and that's the specific thing I'm trying to discourage people from mixing up. I think keeping those terms clear, and especially calling out "source available" software as _not_ being "open source" (i.e. not granting you the freedom to modify it or run your own copy in some cases) is important.
First scenario: user's password can be captured and stored by the app.

Second scenario: could work if we're talking about a trusted third party app (e.g. Authy) generating the response. Otherwise presumably you enter your secret into the app, where the OTP is derived. This has the same problem as above.

Third scenario: no authentication required to query for capabilities? Puts on black hat Ok let me quickly check [A-Z]{1,18}@whitehouse.gov and see which accounts I'm most interested in.
Actually, I think it was that a subset of private fee-paying schools were set up to prepare students for positions in ‘Public Life’ ie politics, military, clergy, civil service - basically running the country aka “The Ruling Classes”.
There are two kinds of criticism: the kind that seeks to tear down, and the kind that seeks to build up. When people talk about being "self-critical" it's usually the tear-down kind, or what therapists call negative self-talk. I think in this case though it's being used as an antonym for arrogance.
> currently, covid is rampant here in Germany, at least my region

It's _probably_ true here in Canada, too; but in our province, if not nationally, they've given up nearly entirely on PCR testing and case tracking. Schools aren't mandated to report absences unless they reach some very high threshold. As a consequence, there aren't any really good ways for an individual to judge their risk.
Daedalos – Desktop Environment in the Browser
"Having the lower social classes use their democratic rights to screw things up.."

Screw things up for who? Maybe they deserve it...
The next level of hell is hotdesking aka flex desk (flexible desk), when every day you come to work you're in a different place.
Yes, the library is only a parser, but the tutorial does cover using the parsed structure for interpretation as well. I think it's mostly a fair title but could probably use the word "tiny" in it (as in, "write your own tiny programming...").
You would think that the non-stop flow of cash apple has at its disposal would be able to offset the issue.

I love how apple has everyone so brainwashed that random people just jump to their defence.

Do you have some excuses for this? I really would like to hear them :-D

LTT Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IHqntr8FjY
> explore each other's ideas with the aim of modifying and improving each position.

That's the academic concept of discussion, which is a very fine and respectable (not to mention important) thing.

Sometimes you do have to persuade, because action is required.

For instance, it is important to persuade non-believers in human-caused global warming; it's not just about improving their intellectual position.
No, can you recommend some?
With a Wireguard VPN to reach Internet, all traffic from this machine meant for Internet is going via the tunnel, including the OS generated background traffic, and application generated background traffic (like update servers, analytics beacons/telemetry, license verification servers etc). These can contain tracking identifiers that can be tied back to app purchases, and even laptop purchase itself.

If you really have only limited sensitive traffic (even with fake identity), you are better off using just tor browser than using a full machine vpn.
Yes, that's pretty obvious.
“ Weird, why would mass of people try to escape reality instead of watching more documentaries and getting inspired to change the world for better? This truly is a conundrum.”

it’s more that this shit gets shoved down people’s throats intentionally because it’s a way to prevent people from organizing to improve their lives and stop being exploited. if all anyone has ever seen is capeshit, they’re going to be less mentally capable to deal with the complexity of real life. same reason why china bans blood in video games: so you don’t have a language to even express what is happening to you, so you can’t even start to do anything about it. think about why the movie idiocracy got shat on. they didn’t market the movie bc they wanted it to fail bc they don’t want people to see it bc they don’t want them to be self aware bc they want them to be stupid because it’s easier to control people that way. it’s the same reason why the NPC meme was banned from twitter: because it’s too accurate and too problematic for the people who know all to well how accurate it is and whose full time job is manipulating braindead npc-like morons that use twitter.
Does your product not generate data that would be useful for the marketing team?
Who achieves more power, the guy who dedicates his life and soul to it, or the guy who wants it, but only if it’s ok with everybody, and only when his family doesn’t need him?
The treasury direct website.
How close to Sebastopol?

I went to visit out there and kinda dig the area.
I honestly don't understand their strategy with Final Cut and Logic Pro. These apps can't make very much money, they are a suspiciously good value and they never upsell you on anything. Logic Pro cost like $300 over a decade ago, it still costs $300 today, and all major updates in that time have been free for existing users. Compare that to a competitor like Ableton Live which has cost like $800 since Ableton Suite 8 and major upgrades have come out every 3-5 years and cost a few hundred dollars to upgrade. Or compare it to Pro Tools which now costs $300 for 1 year of a subscription license.

So it really doesn't seem like funneling Garage Band users to Logic is a very high priority for Apple. More likely Garage Band and maybe even Logic Pro are loss leaders to show that the mac is a platform for creatives.

On a related note I never understood why they killed off Aperture which was beloved by many photographers, why didn't they keep a similar upgrade path from the free Photos app -> Aperture like they did for Garage Band -> Logic Pro? Seems like another indication that they really don't like to be in the pro software business, they are only there reluctantly at this point.
You either say it like the creator of GIF says it, or you say it a different way.

Either way, you still have to pay taxes.

"Enter 1 for yourself if no one in your family says GIF with a hard G."
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From the first line of the article

> Amazon workers only make up a third of US warehouse employees, but in 2021, they suffered 49 percent of the injuries for the entire warehouse industry, according to a report by advocacy group Strategic Organizing Center (or SOC).
Sure. Encyclopedias, programming books (ZX Spectrum BASIC manual - didn't understand it much back then though, that came around 6-7 y/o)... And of course story books too.
> I'm curious what people are spending / over spending all their money on in the cloud?

Outbound data.

Cloud companies generally make inbound data close to free, but outbound data incredibly expensive.
Remember that all voters are people but not all people are voters.

When you look at the older voting population, numbers skew different.
Do you have to be a US citizen to purchase these?
Not all controversial matters are political. For instance, it's not inherently political whether global warming is real or whether vaccines work in curtailing a pandemic. Only a certain side in these debates wants to reduce arguments in which there is rational evidence (and important actions to be taken) to something that is merely "political", and therefore a just a matter of constitutional free speech and action.
I have not seen this distinction commonly.

Can you link to a reference?

As I understand it, "Free Software" is the term the FSF and general hacker community settled on for licenses that preserve user's freedom to modify and redistribute source code.

O'Reilly etc shifted to the term Open Source as part of making the idea less associated with "hacker culture", and more associated with businesses (as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_software#End_of_19... )

From there, I see "Open source" being slightly more often associated with companies or younger developers, and "free software" more often being associated with the GNU project, copyleft projects, etc.

I'm curious if you have references or more explanation about the difference you're trying to draw, since it's one I haven't seen before.
> I'm a layperson. Like many laypeople, I would have no idea what the "olfactory bulb" was if I saw it in a headline...It certainly sounds like "brain" is a fair and accurate summary.
> YouTube reactive style curation and permission-less publication probably feels alien and scary to them.

And to everyone else. Who wants to deal with the headache of moderating PR liability of moderating all the crap that gets uploaded?
Free Software is an established term, and React certainly is not Free Software, due to its patent. I very much doubt that React is Open Source either, for the same reason.