skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What about 8K, 16K, etc video streaming? Not much content today but I expect them to become mainstream eventually.
Would a significant other be allowed...?
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That’s not strictly true. There are multiple examples of e.g. Sony and Nintendo re-re-re-releasing old games that are easily 20 years old.

But the comparison isn’t entirely fair. If you were to compare a game to a concert or a festival, as an “ephemeral cultural performance by a large group of people” you could also argue that a festival lasts for a set number of days, until it’s gone, forever.
Organs are kinda expensive instruments, but if they just have to play a few notes...
> More generally, allowing web users to assume genuine ownership - secured by provable scarcity and public key cryptography - over virtual goods, means the profit that the internet generates will not be monopolized by a few internet giants.

Arguably YouTube has enabled thousands of new entertainers, making many of them (but well, a small percentage of all) filthy rich and/or famous, by making entertainment products. Funnily, OnlyFans also fits in the category.
>Maybe you’ve yet to see or do numerical analysis of both
>general relativity and quantum field theory

I call you out. Don’t think you’ve done either one after reading your comments.
Even if that were true, you necessarily have to hike the interest rate intermittently to ensure you have room to lower it when the crash inevitably happens.
Snap should be an extreme measure when there are no other means to use some obscure package that can't be run using the stock kernel or libraries. Resorting to it for common popular software is such a bad decision. I'm not a Ubuntu user as I rather prefer Debian and Manjaro; hopefully they'll never do the same.
The do change the defaults and enable/disable features during compile time.

This is very different than going through every line of code and patching something they dont like.

I'm not OP, but I too consider Firefox published by my distribution (Fedora) to be more trustworthy than Mozilla's official distribution channel.
My Firefox updates automatically, and it never told me to immediately restart the browser. Most of the times I don't notice it at all, and sometimes I notice a small blue dot on the top right hamburger menu that asks me to restart. Never forced me, just asks.

Moving from Arch to Debian I was disappointed not to find a Developer Edition package, but the official Linux release works just fine and I personally enjoy the auto-update mechanism.
Cool. Just like they mentioned in the article!
Yeah, Steam takes much longer "preallocating space" than actually downloading everything for me, so a faster line does not help much there.
Wait, it’s just vanilla gpt-j? No fine tuning?

“Back in my day, we had to train our own models..” already sounds anachronistic.

Nicely polished.

Looks like bmk (nabla theta) was right that arxiv was an impactful addition to The Pile. I bet that’s where J got its knowledge in this case.
You're going to have to absolve yourself of popular narratives and 24/7 news if you want the truth. This isn't about grandmothers with guns, it's that there's a probability I meet someone on Grindr and they intend to harm me as fundamentalist people do. Or they stalk me and get a group to bash me. They don't need a gun to do that, but I need one to protect from it.
This is discussed in the article, where they used this fact to affirm that aphantastic individuals are indeed attempting to visualize (and failing), vs. simply not attempting. Moreover, they explain that in those who can visualize, pupils both dilated and contracted appropriate to the visualization.
I think it's a reference to the movie Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
Well. Friends, until the computer is done.
This is simply false. Some software is an ongoing commitment. Other software can just be done and never need to be updated. An indie game with no online component falls squarely in the latter bucket.
I'm not sure the exact areas we're building and planning, but it's possible we're coming soon. As I understand it we hit most of the low hanging fruit in the bay area already (above ground infra, aka poles), so we're trying to use advancements in trenching and hitting some slightly less dense areas than we previously targeted to be able to serve new areas at the price point we've set.
I think there is some merit to it, at least as far as dubious features with auto opt-in go. It's not so much that the distro will save you from a hostile firefox or chromium. Rather, it'll give you the modicum of dignity by preventing you from being enrolled in these. In the best case, it prevents upstream from further rolling out such features due to the pushback. In the worst case, you get a small heads up about what's coming down the pipe inevitably anyway and you can plan accordingly.
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Hey, except for all the science which never enters journals, and all the nonsense which does, it's a great criterion!
My initial grumpy reaction was the same. Then again a quarter century ago I probably would have thought: “Would I ever really need more than 56k? Takes only a few minutes to download all of Les Misérables during which I could read maybe 4 or 5 pages.”
That's not a reasonable comparison. A more accurate one would be something like having a 25 year old 12V battery drill and expecting the manufacturer to still make and sell the NiCad battery pack it used. Sure they could do it but it doesn't make any sense. Technology has moved on and there's no consumer demand for it.

I agree that Apple and other companies are too aggressive about breaking compatibility but it's not the same thing as tried and true physical objects.
I already had done this where I work.
We are using a own build version of Xubuntu.

https://github.com/winunix/xubuntu-winunix
> You don’t consider Mozilla trustworthy so you’ll use their browser but not if it’s packaged by them?

I have to use a web browser.

> For something the size of Fx, that’s probably not happening as much as you think, unless it’s something publicly announced in changelogs. Your distribution maintainers aren’t reviewing every line of code changes between Fx releases, ESR or not.

Reading and respoding to the changelogs is substantially better than no review.
If you go to your profile page [0] it looks correct. I wonder if this is a way to hide submission information from the public/submitter, or some other kind of dark feature.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=paulpauper
> personalized algorithmic feeds

But there are good uses, like for music. I can’t really think of a downside for music tbh, it’s not like music tends to spread extremism, and on the upside lesser known artists have a better shot at being discovered through the algorithm.
You deserve more upvotes, because your analogies are not far from the truth. We are living through a black hole of history, where valuable information is being destroyed at unbelievable rates by virtue of it becoming completely inaccessible through the planned obsolescence of incessant upgrades.
It would be hard to attract someone when you make little money though.
JPMorgan says it's hiring 'thousands of individuals with criminal backgrounds'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrupulosity <-- Cultural influence of religious faith has always shaped how what-we-would-now-definitely-class-as-mental-disorders look, too.

Reminds me of the discussions about young women presenting with tics clearly influenced by particular Tourette's influencers. A person would definitely not have had those symptoms in those ways if they weren't seeing that content ("fake" rather than simply innate), but can still be experiencing the root of it all as real compulsions and anxiety... but can then also seek attention w/r/t the whole thing, play up their experiences, etc. It's not actually useful to put "real" and "fake" binary labels on everything, because brains are complicated, society is complicated, and brains in society, well.

I am not an expert but have enough, uh, relevant medical histories in my life and my family that I feel pretty confident in the following: trying to draw a bright line between "serious and pathological" and "just get over yourself", whether in physical or mental health, is an exercise based in wanting to bestow or deny validation, not in pragmatic utility or fundamental nature. Debating how that line should be drawn is maybe helpful in terms of navigating US insurance billing, but rarely reflects Deep Essential Truth in the way people hope it will.

Staying flexible in your thinking is really useful to actually figuring out how to best treat yourself and others, especially where people tend to consider their loci of control way too far inside or outside themselves.
I would love to first see a technical definition of fairness from EU that can be used to evaluate algorithms. That is a non-trivial detail often overlooked from these discussions.
It was touted (or at least referred to?) as a "supercomputing" device, which it definitely wasn't, though I don't remember the numbers.
> The likelihood some traditional carmaker will beat Tesla at EVs eventually is fairly high.

This feels a lot like the statements people made about Apple at the start of the smartphone revolution. Plus they’ve had a long time already to beat Teslas at EVs - if they haven’t by now why should they in future?
Expecting to be an unpopular opinion, but this also seems like an effective way to enforce maintenance and progress.

If a good app is no longer maintained, this will release space for new enterprising developers to come in and fill.
I almost can't think of a type of board you cannot do with KiCad. I would suggest you try it with a hobby project or two and go from there. Version 6 made important improvements to the file format and other areas. This is what we were waiting for. I wouldn't have touched it before 6.0.

Watch this and see what portions of it align with the kind of work you do:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7-8nUU6e3E

Also, like I said in my prior comment, Python scripting turns KiCad into a very powerful tool. A loot of these videos are outdated (prior versions). The point is to illustrate the range of ideas that can be covered using Python.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kicad+python
right, so, if we assume that the rule is "if pubic school cannot teach x subject, then books about x subject ought not to be in their library" (which is the inference in your comment) then you must mean that's for both books relating to gender non conformity and books like the bible.

The point here being that there appears to be a double standard. "not taught in the curriculum" and "banned from the library" are different standards.
Are those people paying customers?

Likely the idea is to let upstream to package once and ship it on all supported platforms. This way there is no constant support/packaging required from distro itself.

As to why snap format specifically, that’s probably allows them to make changes as needed without asking anyone.
> Apps have the power to update themselves out-of-band from the package manager

Isn't that disabled in Ubuntu's Firefox APT package?
New warnings usually do not indicate real bugs. Sometimes they do, but usually they are false positives. -Werror causing a build to fail is strictly worse than the alternative (working roughly as well as before, sometimes slightly better or worse due to new optimizations). This is the direct cause of "software decay" here. The software would not "decay" nearly as much without -Werror.

Often a technical linux user will want to download a source tarball for a particular version of a utility or program, and build it on or for a particular linux distro they're using. They usually do not want ad-hoc modifications done to the source of all the specific utility versions they compile for their system this way.
Certainly so! I got some generic BeatlesAI one.

Very nice accidental wordplay (it didn't mean have the same pronunciation) and it's a cool premise.

I'd like something like that, I currently use Pandora and Apple Music since Apple radio is trash.

AI generation serves best for cherry picking, certainly good for coming up with ideas or searching for leads.
I don't think they're great at all. Maybe great for devs, not for the end user. It makes it much harder to update a vulnerable version of OpenSSL for example in all your apps. Because every maintainer needs to do update the included version in their snap. In the apt system you just update the library and that's it, everything's fixed.

Also, the dynamic loader has much better performance if it doesn't need to juggle different versions. I can see the benefit for some packages that are super complex or have really special requirements. But not for every little thing like Ubuntu is doing.

But Canonical doesn't own apt. They own snap and the store can be run only by them. I think they just try to insert their own IP into mainstream linux so that they can eventually charge other distros and/or commercial customers for access. I think they're just looking for ways to monetise. Inserting your IP into the mainstream is a common way to do that when it comes to FOSS. It worked for RedHat though they are a lot more successful at it. I hate this kind of monetisation, though I wouldn't mind paying for a distro if it were made with my interests in mind. Ubuntu is going the complete opposite way though. They're serving their own commercial interests first.

It's not working out at all though because everyone hates snap and even ubuntu-based distros remove it. I hope they will give up soon, just the way they've given up on Unity, UpStart, Mir and Ubuntu Mobile.
Nuclear has the lowest net CO2 emissions per unit of energy besides hydroelectricity [1]. Waste recycling would make known terrestrial reserves last for several thousand years. Furthermore, seawater extraction would make nuclear effectively unlimited [2].

You can pedantically point out that nuclear isn't truly unlimited. But once you're getting to the point of energy sources lasting millions of years, the term "renewable" becomes academic. You could just as easily point out that the sun will eventually run out of hydrogen.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life-cycle_greenhouse_gas_emis...

2. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2016/07/01/uranium-s...
I just use chromium from flatpak, never had any issues with it. I can also switch to Ungoogled Chromium if I wanted to.
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I use iMessage. I haven’t used a Facebook product in at least a decade, and am not starting now.
this is a really cool "dichotomy".

I was just discussing this in terms of "sages" which know things, they recall and store "stateful data"

and "seers" (like in the verb to see); them who don't know things but perceive them and observe them.
Anecdotally I just tried recording a video of my eyes and started doing calculations in my head, but no dilation in my eyes when watching the recording. Could be my concentration just sucks.
Depends on the app / file format. If you can isolate some trivial behaviour on a single file you may not even need to change the app. For example "casync list --store=/var/lib/backup.castr input.caidx" could maybe be used to fuzz the index reading if it doesn't care about looking into the store immediately. And if it does, you could comment out those parts as needed. You can get very fancy with the process, but you can start with "here's your single valid input sample, go!" Check out https://fuzzing-project.org/tutorial3.html and the AFL guide.
> DID is often presented as a kind of get-of-accountability-free card, as someone who claims to have it can always say that past bad behavior was caused by another personality and is thus not their responsibility.

Isn't that basically mental illness in general?

> fabrications shaped by therapists who insist that traumatic events must have happened

It seems that the idea of trauma (especially childhood) itself remains highly controversial in psychiatry.

Why? There appears to be this nexus or intersection between personally responsibility in the legal/social context and our willingness to acknowledge the affects of trauma.

The connection between psychiatry and the demands of the legal system are probably underappreciated.
I think the GP is thinking of two-way encryption under a symmetric key here, else it’s hard to see how the information isn’t still “lost”.
From what I know, older Apple hardware(<2013) is vastly more repairable/durable. Wouldn't be surprised if quite a few people are still running that.
It's nice that we can fork these things, but I don't see the point for browsers, where even well-paid teams like Google's can't avoid regular vulnerabilities.
Agreed - I think it is weird a distro would do this. To me, these sorts of tools are reserved for app owners who want to make the trade off to hit more distros more easily with known trade offs. Distro owners have a full pkg management system and this should be integrated into that, like it was previously.
So like all technological achievements, things will improve so the amount of power that can be transmitted will increase and the distance will increase.

At some point in the future it might become feasible to beam the energy down from a Low Earth Orbiting Satellite, which would transfer logistical costs into the preemptive side of accountancy instead of reactionary accountancy, but if they could do this from a LEO, then perhaps its also become a bit of a non ballistics weapon which may not be covered/restrained by current international agreements.
Which of the books on the ALA's list of the 100-most-challenged books of the 2010s do you believe was probably challenged by "left-leaning" busybodies?

https://www.ala.org/advocacy/bbooks/frequentlychallengedbook...
1km through the atmosphere is probably all you need to verify that the approach would work for Space Based Solar. I know the military is interested in that. Imagine being able to deploy energy anywhere on Earth and not have to setup a logistics chain to facilitate it. That's priceless. The economics for SBS don't really make sense to me, for domestic energy consumption. But economics are irrelevant if it enables you to project power deeper into hostile territory.
> You probably don’t want Firefox to update automatically, without your knowledge. A Firefox upgrade means you must immediately restart the browser. If this happens in the background while you’re doing something important, it can easily ruin your day.

No not really?

If I update it here on FreeBSD it stays working and it prompts me to restart the browser when I'm ready so it can start using the latest version which just got installed.
I update Firefox on Fedora and nothing happens until I manually restart it
There is a lot to unpack in this comment, but in general the situation described here is specific to certain kinds of organizations, with lamentably poor leadership and management cultures. If management views the employer-employee relationship as some sort of zero-sum game - they have already lost that game.

In companies with mature (which doesn't mean old - a relatively young company can also be well-run!) structures, the criteria for promotion are not nebulous. I struggle to see the wisdom in setting goals for an employee's promotion without the intention of rewarding them for working hard to meet those goals.

In general, I would encourage anyone who is in a working situation described above to look for another job - and ask about the management and leadership philosophy when you interview! As interviewers, we are comfortable asking hard questions, I don't see why being a candidate should be any different. Is there a structured feedback system in your company? What is it, and how closely does your team follow it? When was the last person in your team promoted, and how long were they in their previous role? etc.
-Werror is your mistake here. You can still fix warnings when you see them with a new compiler, without using -Werror to cause complete build failures except with a specific set of specially accommodated compiler versions.
If I had a penny for every time someone referenced George Orwell without understanding his politics or even having read his books, I would have a lot of pennies.

I take it you believe the tolerance paradox also gives off 1984 vibes?
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I would agree in any free society, where you can trust institutions to fix such mistakes when they happen, this risk of irreversible transactions is not worth the reward.

But when the alternative is a dictator arbitrarily seizing/taxing your money, devaluing it through poor economic policies, the risk doesn't seem so bad eh?
Uh, well... I bought prompt. Version 1. Which they quickly discontinued and delisted. I'm not paying again for prompt 2.
Coastal is a common euphemism for East Coast and California. That is, known Left hot spots that the Right finds "high horse-y".
My window-mount AC unit says to put it on a dedicated 15A circuit, which should mean it pulls a maximum of 1.8 kW, no? Otherwise it would trip the breaker every time it turned on.
> How fast does it get the security updates?

They don't specify, but it seems frequent enough in my experience. Here is what the Web site says:
"LibreWolf is always built from the latest Firefox stable source, for up-to-date security and features along with stability."

> How does it fight against the duopoly of Google and Apple on the web?
It uses Gecko rather than Blink or WebKit if that's what your question is asking. It's just standard Firefox with privacy tweaks and patches applied out of the box.
Agreed. There's nothing particularly interesting with the trend.
One thing was trying to shore up France’s SE Asia colonies because Charles de Gaulle had directly threatened that France would have to fall into the USSRs orbit if it lost them.
Linux runs thirty-year-old binaries because of kernel and hardware compatibility.
It never hit me before now, but I just realized that "constantly upgrading software" is only a thing because corporations are cheap and impatient.

Web browsers need to be constantly upgraded mostly because they need constant feature add-ons. They need constant feature add-ons because they want the browser to be able to render all the features of native apps with JavaScript/HTML/CSS, but they can't possibly develop every feature all at once. So they drip, drip, drip out the features. They also can't thoroughly test all the features ahead of time (permutations would require hundreds of millions, if not billions, of tests per release) so they kick the releases out to beta users and collect bug and crash reports, and fix enough of them to call it stable and then kick a release out.

Imagine if cars worked like that. "We know you're driving on the highway, but we need to reboot your car because we have a new feature (radio shuffle mode!)"
A ton... Even basic console apps with nearly no dependencies are being snapped now. They are going totally crazy.

Seriously, why does htop need to be a snap??
It would take a long time to dramatically increase petroleum production. Doesn't seem relevant to the crisis.

And long term we want to reduce fossil fuel production.
It starts up way slower. I didn't notice at first but then I installed the deb version trying to troubleshoot other issues, it didn't solve those problems, but I immediately noticed how much faster it starts, even with the same settings and extensions installed as before.