skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> To me, I don't really see a difference between GitHub and sr.ht. Companies can start out with these "friendly" attitudes towards FOSS, but when they reel in many paying customers, they can pretty easily, and without consequence, change their policies to be more aggressive (geared towards profit) and greedy. It just seems inevitable to me.

But with sourcehut you can just host it yourself or find someone else who hosts that as everything is FOSS.

If you don't want to use the built-in CI, wiki and issue tracker, then Git is already decentralized. You can push and pull easily from and to multiple sources. Git is already built for that exact use case.
But this is a link directly to the content. Someone posted a video to Reddit directly.
That's a cute study you've linked: "opinions of average citizens don't matter, it's the money and power that make the law." This must be the greatest revelation since Ancient Greece.
Lock-in, usually. Using a tool that has it as a dependency. Also, if it's un-useful, they probably won't be using it for much longer since it will likely be forked. But that takes effort, so it's easier to ask for the original dependency to just be updated, especially if the patch has already been submitted (which is like 90%+ of the work).
To the extent that they do. YouTube comment sections don't because they can be censored by the author at will.
My kids were really sad. Let his soul rest in peace!
The Virgil research papers mentioned on the web page are on the ACM website, but are not free. I thought ACM freed up its contents recently?
Yeah...56k felt plenty slow back then. Biggest jump for me that gave me that wow factor was when we went from 56k to a "cable modem".
> I don't really see a difference between GitHub and sr.ht. Companies can start out with these "friendly" attitudes towards FOSS

You are really comparing DeVault with, of all companies, microsoft?
Shanghai is the most populous urban area in China and the most populous city in the world. Google is there. https://careers.google.com/locations/shanghai/

Or, go to https://careers.google.com/locations/ and click on Asia-Pacific to see both a listing and a map of the offices in Asia.

Guangzhou
Taikoo Hui Tower 1, No.383 Tianhe Road
Guangzhou, 510620
China

Shanghai
100 Century Avenue, Pudong
Shanghai 200120
China
Phone: +86-21-6133-7666
If location history is an important piece of evidence used by law enforcement, then this is tantamount to selective enforcement of law by the mercy of gargantuan corporations. Another step in the direction of anarcho-tyranny.
Conversely, if more employers start hiring remote, we will have remote employers competing against other remote employers, which will increase compensation. And this is the reason I’m vehemently pro-remote.

People fear loss more than they welcome gain. There is a lot of demand for good engineering talent and there just aren’t enough engineers with these skills. While many people fear that remote would decrease salaries in high col areas, I believe the opposite will happen.

Of course the second order effects are somewhat difficult to predict. If you can get SF salaries in eg Ohio, it might reduce the number of people flocking to SF reducing the talent pool.
If it’s actually organic it’s likely pesticide free which is probably better for you. Pesticides are for avoiding famine, not ensuring your food is 100% the most healthy for you.
I am fortunate in that I have a uniform budget from my job and unfortunate in that nice clothes are really a case of "polishing a turd" due to my unattractiveness, so I just coast by on what my job provides.
I think that you're not looking for love but for perfection.

That might be the problem, you can't find perfection.
Speaking factually, I guess you have to be correct and nostalgia is tainting my memories. Maybe my standards were also much lower then, so a ten-second page load was less offensive then than it is now.
Ya that was my feeling too. I love most aspects of Clojure and especially ClojureScript, but his post feels like projection to me. When someone calls someone entitled, it just means that they feel a lack of entitlement in their own life, probably because they are being taken for granted.

To truly transcend in programming or any other discipline, we must first conquer ourselves. Which might mean letting go of expectation, especially from others. If bug and feature requests are piling up to the point that they distract from the work, then maybe their piling up has value. Being mindful of that doesn't mean solving it. It could be more about delegation, or communication, or setting boundaries, or any number of things.

I sympathize with him tremendously though. I don't even have a public body of work to showcase, or a way that leads to fame or fortune. Yet I still feel tremendous pressure to perform some days. His post doesn't read too terribly in the face of that kind of pressure.
Actually, I just looked it up and you appear to be wrong about my perception having been US-centric.

https://www.mercuryminds.com/blog/preferred-payment-methods-...

It's from 2017, would be interesting to see if crypto has taken over so significanly since then.

Credit/debit apparently dominate in most parts of the world for online commerce, as well as other non-crypto mobile payment systems, like country-specific e-wallets (for example Yandex.Money in Russia).

30 million users is probably big in the crypto space but when talking about global populations it's not, so yeah, that's only a geeky niche and thus the assumption that the average porn watcher will most likely have a cc# (or equivalent non-crypto mobile payment) and have no idea how to set up a crypto wallet seems totally valid.
Just to confirm, will be book be provided in PDF format? The payment details was asking for an address, so I wanted to double check.
git-ssb is really nice for decentralized hosting between friends. Uses Secure Scuttlebutt (https://scuttlebutt.nz/) and I've used it for over a year to collaborate on projects with people over ssb.

I'm a bit scared of putting this link here, as the gateway is not super reliable, so I'll ask people who are curious, to get ssb running locally and pull down the data if they want to look into it deeper.

But regardless, here is the link for the curious minds who can't wait, it's the repository for git-ssb itself: https://git.scuttlebot.io/%254Dsh92G6zkkLnR3%2Fys%2Fv42MD0jK...

If you get server errors, jump on ssb yourself, or wait some seconds/minutes and refresh. Be kind to the poor server.
link wont load for me, strange
Could they have a second print head for expanding foam?
Same here. Local state and server state are not always the same. I see a lot of people saying how replacing redux with react query worked well and that’s great but there’s definitely times when you have a lot of state in a client side heavy SPA. The distinction should really be highlighted more.
This was a killer feature in the iCab browser! I loved that ambitious little browser and used it for many years, and its ability to easily toggle image loading was one of the reasons.
Sure - but generally new dystopic situations are unlike previous ones. Things change and art gives us the potential to reflect on how they might change. In 1984 there is the idea that newspeak is trying to eliminate the ability to express thoughts contradictory to the party line. It's interested to think about what that might look like at every level of implementation.
Because double "i"s don't mean anything in English orthography, and at best serve as reminders of a sound you've heard somewhere else?

The name for that mushroom is not from a Roman script. It is translated into one in various ways, official and unofficial, devised by arbitrary missionaries. Once it becomes an English word, it's nice if it is respelled in a way that we can easily pronounce, although it's against our nature as Americans not to just leave it obscure and look down on people who aren't in the know.

British people will happily mangle a word to make it an English word, especially if it's French, but they really should be tried for what they do to the word "jaguar." Americans are more insecure, I guess, due to youth.
To start, is economically important. Is also an interesting problem to solve.
Even better if you have your cloud formation with the iam role in the same stack and there is something wrong the the rollback can happen such that the iam role gets deleted standing the compute environment and failing the rollback.
I left Codeplex many years ago. I could easily leave Github as well, in fact I'll do that over the weekend.

This article was pretty eye-opening. https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/
Are Azure resource groups still pretty comprehensive? You use to be able to create all your stuff in a resource group. Delete the group and it deletes all the stuff with it. Super convenient.
What is the definition of "tiny" here? 10's of KB? Thanks.
The title confused me at first, "they are moving from sr.ht to GitHub?", but then I realized I'm just used to reading migrations like that in a "from $serviceB to $serviceA" manner and "to $serviceA from $serviceB" made it all wrong in my brain. Funny how that works.
No, Batch's interaction with IAM roles and permission is super weird and not at all documented.

It is easy to screw it up.
> It runs locally, not rendering badly in the browser.

Not sure what you mean by this one - Word '97 didn't run in a browser either.

As for your other two features, I still don't see those as a 1000-fold improvement.
Drew Devault is /g/ incarnate. He won't ever do any bullshit to people using the services. If anything he would just as well burn it all to the ground.
`aws-nuke --no-dry-run --non-interactive --i-really-mean-it --yes-i-agree-to-the-second-prompt-also`
Same, we paid $10k for a IP lawyer consultation which included 1) 2 hour meeting understanding the details 2) A memo with their judgement and advice, about 4 pages in total, delivered 3 weeks later.

During the first meeting, the attorney's assistant was jotting down every detail of our conversation. Questions were so incredibly detailed that it had us scratching our heads.

It is always impressive to work with lawyers, especially from a reputable IP law firm.
Who said that was my response??
I totally agree that physical AND mental/verbal abuse should be chargeable offenses. I'm less sure why the former is necessarily always worse than the latter, but it's sure easier to prove the damage in court.
Isn’t that the same justification for Shitake vs Shiitake?

In Japanese it would be kanji or occasionally hiragana, some transliterations will be imperfect, and so long as the authors intent is clear, to me that’s all that matters
I mean, I'm a leftist in the EU, it's just that the system isn't working due to cuts and mismanagement, and unfortunately the "left-wing" parties here are more concerned with identity politics and policies benefiting the lumpen rather than the proletariat (mass immigration, social housing for criminals, etc.).

I support universal healthcare, but I think a lot of Americans don't appreciate the benefits they get from the sheer wealth of the USA. Salaries are so much higher, and health insurance covers much more at good companies, etc.
I’ve not seen overmindjs mentioned on hacker news. We use it in our React app and my students who wrote the code liked it a lot… maybe others have advanced enough by now to be on par with or better than overmindjs.

https://overmindjs.org/
Had the same reaction - skipping prepositions and mashing the nouns into a trained interpretive mold. Guess I need to slow down.
>The rest of particle physics is luckily void of attributing eternal properties of nature to individuals.

Physicists are blessed! Some fields are polluted with proper name derived jargon. Then learning anything is comparable to learn the phone book by rote. It sucks!
> When SwiftUI works it is a nigh-magical delight, but when it behaves unexpectedly or when behavior outside the prescribed path is desired, it can be difficult to understand and work around its limitations.

The author is being kind. Once outside the prescribed path, you’re in deep trouble. And that’s the thing with declarative code. There must be a great escape hatch. The framework can’t foresee all possible use cases.
Try logging into the console as root, that lets you delete anything.

You can also try updating the cluster to have a new role.
Well, why?
Yikes. Mailing list development might work for Linus and the kernel team but the PR approach on GitHub is so much easier for developers to discover and use and even for senior or more seasoned devs I’d rather do this in the open on a PR than in some mailing list. Ugh.
It's worth noting that IQ is normed by age. A two year old with an IQ of 200 is being compared relative to other two year olds, not, say, an adult of aged 20.

How Ilsa's progression will trend as she ages will be interesting, though the history of savants is complicated:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_James_Sidis
I don't associate functional, rugged workwear with "shitty and cheap" myself. Having gone through a workwear phase, I know exactly how expensive quality functional clothing can be.
>(sure, and no holidays or sick days if you're the kind of person that does those).

the kind of person that does those?
you mean humans?
It is ad supported, not free. So there’s a commercial quality expectation. Am I “entitled” if I don’t like a tv show on broadcast tv even though it has ads?

Also, even truly free/oss software has an expectation of quality. And saying “I don’t like it and won’t use it” isn’t being entitled. It’s just a normal human response.

If I’m in a museum and look at a painting and remark to my friends “I don’t like that painting and I won’t buy a print. In fact there are so many paintings in this museum, I don’t think I’ll return.” Am I being entitled?

I think it’s pretty authoritarian to call out people expressing reasonable opinions as if they are “entitled.”

As a reader I’m happy to know that feedly’s free product sucks. That’s very helpful to me. I’m glad OP shared their idea and I hope that people gatekeeping won’t stop OP and others like them from sharing more useful ideas.
It's absurd you would call someone pedantic for saying malloc is in a library on linux after trying to say that malloc in a library on windows.
any idea what the hell is going on with Teams?

why can't i simply scroll up in my own conversations? let alone search them. the sticky sludge of communication in something as simple as chat has cost me hours since i was forced to use teams. outlook search is so superior to teams i'd easily prefer to have lync back. this one thing absolutely cripples communication. there are a list of other very basic issues that make communicating code blocks frustrating. i see new app features here and there, i saw some feature added the other day which won't help anyone. i just don't understand the prioritization of issues

i don't expect a direct answer to this, although i hope to read an explanation one day

EDIT: i removed content from this comment that was missing the point
That’s… not the issue. The cluster gets stuck in a deleting state forever. And at which point you’re unable to update it.
Fidelity says 401k accounts are not eligible for lockdown. Why am I supposed to not be worried?
For what it's worth, AdGuard still seems to be holding its own against ad blocker blockers. Unlike other blockers, AdGuard is a paid service, but well worth it in my opinion and I'd recommend it in an instant.

The only place where AdGuard has been failing recently is blocking Twitch ads, unfortunately.
As someone who started and ran a very successful open source project, I feel his pain. You get a large following of adopters, some of whom feel entitled to demand features or priority for bug fixes even though they aren't contributing anything to the project. If they don't get what they want, they start bad-mouthing you in order to bring more pressure. After about 6 months of observing this, I finally had a good discussion with my brilliant Principal Architect, who helped me respond as follows...
If you would like a new feature or bug fix, you have the following options;
1 - Improve the code yourself.
2 - Pay someone to improve the code.
3 - Ask nicely, and wait patiently. Or,
4 - Openly criticize the project leads.

If it were me, I wouldn't choose option 4. But that's just me.

Once I posted this to the main forum thread where people discussed the project, most of the participants rallied to support me, and peer pressured in the discussion threads helped keep open source entitlement to a minimum.
I am a man (married now) but when i was dating women like you scare me
It's Linux software. Support for other operating systems is an afterthought. You guys have to deal with Adobe, or use a less advanced alternative.
Some cultures always appreciated it. For those that not, there are different cultures and different people out of their small village.

Green crabs are perfectly good to eat -if, and only if- they are caught in a non contaminated area.
Took a quick look at some posts there and this stood out: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/extreme-highlight-recovery-in-dar...

In my opinion, the Lightroom edit in the OP is the best. Many of the replies with Darktable edits look extremely bad. Some have extreme color artifacts.
Snippets.Ninja is a progressive web application for code snippet management
A 200-character text post was not 10KB. Tons of useful information was available in pure text.

Also, most webpages were loading in far less than 500ms on a newer modems, 56k.

More importantly, a lot of pure-text pages were focused on providing dense information that you would read for minutes. The load time was negligible in comparison.

Today information density on the web is the opposite.
I work for a large corp and I’ve explicitly OKed it with the social media team that it’s OK for me to engage with customer complaints online to get them resolved if necessary. There are a few guidelines, but they’re easy to meet.
Coronavirus threat in California worsens due to BA.4, BA.5
Ah I see. My mistake.
AppImages are only as self-contained as the author put effort into making them self-contained. There's also upper limits to how self-contained they are. While some terminal and bitmap only X11 app can be compiled as static binaries, anything that depends on system libraries needs to be compiled with an older version of glibc. The best example is libGl (GLX or EGL) for hardware 3D acceleration or libvdpau for hardware media decoding. You can't just bundle those, you have to use the system ones. Using any system library forces you to use glibc (AppImage don't work on Alpine). OpenSSL and a few other a libs you usually want to use the system one and have a built-in fallback because of security concerns.

Making perfect AppImages is often possible, but the automated tooling isn't smart enough. A proper AppImage (this one is by me) look like this: https://github.com/Elv13/reclaimail/blob/master/docker-edito... . Obviously this doesn't scale very well to projects with 300 dependencies like Digikam. My NeoVIM appimage linked above "really, really" bundles all dependency and compile your NeoVIM config to luajit bytecode. It's 3.9mb compared to the upstream one which is 15mb without any config. Note than 0.7mb of that 3.9 is the spellcheck dictionary, 0.4 my enormous config, 0.5 the AppImage overhead and 0.7 all the legacy plugins still written in vimscript.
Not sure it’s a good idea to post your personal coordinates on a public forum on a dating thread even in this “obfuscated” format. You’ll probably get some unwelcome attention or at least get spambot subscribed to “newsletters” and “offers” by random web scrapers.
But on the other hand raising a family is probably a lot less expensive in Europe on average.
New Artificial Photosynthesis Method Grows Food with No Sunshine
Gentle reminder that wages are set by markets generally based on the cost of replacement. If you don't have a moat in the form of education and experience, you won't have very impressive pay. Working in the public sector just makes this worse because politicians need to keep your wages down to have room in the budget for their pet project which will hopefully get them re-elected.
Is Relational the New COBOL?
Oh that would be glorious. Not sure how it'd be possible though.
What is the significance of 100C?
Project sponsored by Azure ?
Hey I wish you the best of luck in your quest.

Can you tell us a bit more about why the dates you have been on didn't progress further? This video might be worth a watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xaQP_8ydBc
Directed _Acyclic_ Graph. Control flow graph has loops.
I think I bought a ton of shareware that had innocuous purchase ads (eg, id’s commander keen). The idea isn’t that ads are bad, but that having continuous ads over and over is annoying and unlikely to result in me buying.
OP I did a master's thesis on censorship circumvention. What's your threat model?

Just on vacation looking for love (but not getting robbed or murdered?) Industrial espionage? Or are you in that special set of folks who has to wonder if some literal bitch from the Stasi or whatever is gonna show up to your date with a cute little .25 ACP to cap you with because you made the wrong choices in the primary?

What happens when you use Tor over that VPN and taint your anonymous traffic with the rest?[0]

I know of at least one case this is probably how he was caught, but he was a literally pedophile who was busted for uploading child abuse imagery to the darkweb and in the same "friend circle" as Matthew Falder.

(I worry I gave out to much advice public boards over the years as I did my... OSINT... so no citations today so go enjoy the challenge if you wanna piece that one together)

Anyways, to get back on topic: if you are worried about DNS sniffing, tweak your firefox so it uses 1.1.1.1 and https only[1]. Cloudflare skeeves me out because it's a central location and every time I talk Mike Nelson, he says something incredibly offensive about women, claims he can't talk long because he is driving... then shits his pants. (It's really bizarre he has such a prominent position with behavior like that.)

Back when I last... Delved... into these topics someone questioned my integrity and refused to help me set that up -- eventually I spoke to their help desk (Township I think? Maybe county?), who realized I wasn't trying to hack their infrastructure and guided me through the issue with their captive portal, but for future reference if some of your terminals are still running goddamn Internet Explored or... laughs Netscape... I'm the least of your problems and you should just say yes sir, no sir or resign on the spot if you're going to even give the slightest HINT you are not my ally in an actual emergency, hence the Mike Nelson meme)

Anyways to get back to VPNs: HTTPS is a thing now so use Firefox HTTPS only mode since the EFF sucks at auditing their own code and in general you want to simplify your extension rig to reduce fingerprintability. (Fuck HTTPS everywhere)

(And if anyone reading this is still thinking you're obstructing people you know nothing about is some kind of cool unicorn riot style act of protest and reading these posts: Congrats! You obstructed a domestic violence victim tracking down the worst people on the planet at their township library during breaks studying for an OSCP attempt made with the last of their emergency fund, you deserve to watch WPXI every morning and go white as a ghost regardless of race, creed, or social class because folks like me are spending the holiday weekend in all black debating if we should leave the country as our code compiles)

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20211120193211/https://matt.trau...

[1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/https-only-prefs
Good luck you two :)
The same is valid for Munich. 2-3 bedrooms plus dining room is <2k here. However it’s not the best apartment in the city, rather okayish. Also it’s hard to hit 5k after taxes salary limit here.
If someone had IMAP and sync with their mobile enabled, would it count as a login?