skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Match makers might be worth looking into if you have disposable income. Match makers doesn’t mean mail order brides. Apparently they are worth the investment from the few friends I’ve known that have utilized their services.
Wait Amazon? what are they training it on? code hosted on AWS? what kind of mess are we in...?

Honestly all this is fine but train it on your own code, you have the money to do that, and the scale, why bother us the small fish. What's the worse that can happen, you will have to maybe pay people to write code, maybe start open source sponsor program to get rights to do such things, like based on need of project you might give them free hosting, free services, free etc... for project owners of smaller projects give them all some small grants.
If every company did that for such models we will have much better OSS.

Also still IMO there really doesn't seem to be much we can do against it in the OSS space atleast, all code is open-source is hence code that's all openly readable, if a model is assumed to be a system that doesn't do 1:1 copy, the grounds seem shaky for legal process. Though honestly I very much want to be wrong, can we like file a lawsuit against such AIs in general, I see a similar problem with DallE looking at copyrighted art...
What's next copyrighted music? Can't believe I am saying this but I feel bad for people who have copyrights. Music labels, entertainment empires, big services companies(like Accenture) and such will probably somehow survive, but the smaller people will get crushed.

And I say that as someone who primarily pursued Machine Learning in academics until graduation.

Maybe getting some "justified" compensation would be achievable...!?
If you look at the data source I linked to , prison studies. It’s the same source as Wikipedia and the BBC. But the claim you made was “it’s not even close” when you look at Wikipedia and the source, that isn’t true at all.
React already has a mechanism for this (Context). It's not the primary reason to use a state management library.

Any discussion that doesn't revolve around a difference between the two is akin to suggesting re-implementing a standard library call for literally no reason.
It's pretty apparent to me what the problem is here and it's already been voiced in countless posts here by other men.

So, since you asked for encouragement only, I highly encourage you to get some cats to keep you company as you age.
I too noticed how "dream-like" it is. Like it seems to have similar capabilities and limitations to how my brain renders things in dreams... they look fine at a glance but if you focus on details things get weird.
Something you shove Play-Doh into and out come different shapes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MbjOM1xk_s
There is usually a reason those mega corporations became mega corporations. GitHub, in particular, is the easiest way to collaborate for most developers and they were the first one to get most things right. Absolutely vote with your wallet. If you want to support smaller companies, then do that. But realistically GitHub will be the default option until something comes along that is better. And whatever replaces Github has to be significantly better to justify the switching cost for majority of developers.
The individuals in your pool of 120 aren't dating for the same reasons you are.

Indians have arranged marriages and community websites dedicated to finding a partner to marry. Perhaps changing the makeup of individuals in your dating pool will yield you better results?

Best of luck.
Email is very robust and does not fail silently -- unless you ignore the "undelivered returned to sender" emails you get. Mail servers are very fault tolerant, with essentially all implementations supporting an exponential backoff on failure. What's more, even if SourceHut is down, everyone in the Cc will still receive your emails, because they're routed around lists.sr.ht anyway. In the event of a lists.sr.ht outage, you might not even notice that we're down.
hacker news probably counts as "social media" ;)
Go back study (in area ultra domninated by men). Join church. Change your job. Move to another country. The idea here is you need to change your social circle. The one you are in definitely not conducive to you in the romance area. You likely have very high expectation. You do need to change it to lower your expectation, but doing it on your own based on your current situation will be next to impossible. Do the changes I suggest above, the rest will take care itself.
Teachers are already subject to fairly stringent background checks before they are allowed to teach.
I really don't like paid services, not the cost but the mental friction and the fact that you can easily accumulate so many of them... Anyway, I'll at least check them out during the trial they offer to see how much of an improvement it is over UblockOrigin.
And frigid winters. Why am I here again?
They'd deny me in a heartbeat based on this account.
Michelin is another interesting one with their whole Michelin Star food/restaurant thing.
To whom? Fashion icons wear joggers and t-shirts all the time. What source is claiming that people need to wear button ups and slacks to look stylish? Sure, there are some workplaces where a degree of formality is required, but formality is *not* fashionability. That's a classic point of confusion around fashion.
Why not have a ULA and an internal dns server that rewrites the dns to the ULA address and have the external dns dynamicly updated?

One great thing about ipv6 is your not limited to 1 IP address per interface
I should have been clearer: the expectation is only in force following the beta. We have a specific set of goals we would like to meet first. In the meantime we expect users to pay but are understanding of those who would prefer not to pay for incomplete software, even if our definition of "complete" exceeds industry standards.
Including social media account vetting? Because [1] doesn't mention it, and there's a monumental difference between a criminal history check, and forcing one to deanonymize all of one's 1st Amendment protected speech from the past 3 years.

[1] https://www.backgroundchecks.com/blog/which-background-check...
I’ve seen this twice. First time the PE firm installed their CEO who came in and immediately started talking about cleaning house. A bunch of developers left fearing a layoff. That was bad enough, but what he really meant was sales. He gutted the sales team and brought in his guys. Sales tanked, company growth stopped, hard. Features dwindled and bugs grew. This clown and his cronies were gone after two years and the company still struggles today.

Second time. A $10B company acquired a $4B company. The parent demanded high margins from the company that had been running on low margins and legacy, near end of life applications. Layoffs ensued and the parent was choking on the acquisition. They’d been sold on a bogus modernization effort that ended as soon as the acquisition closed. That acquisition is a drag on their earnings today, six years later.

Getting to see these type of disasters first hand is pretty cool imo.
"I don't have to sell nuthin'. This shit here? It sells itself."
Sorry, but I think we have to agree to disagree.
I have FIOS with a router with OpenWRT, and my IP address only changes when the power goes out.
Pretty sure that's not legal, but yeah, you'll basically be told that.
> If my generalized advice applies to the majority, she would be better suited following it.

Sure, if she wants to find anyone at all. If the goal is finding somebody who'll actually meet her expectations and/or make her happy, the advice isn't going to help her. There is enough variation in the human species that what OP is looking for is findable. You're not seeing it because you are so focused on making everybody fit a preconceived mold. Your generalized advice is bad because it's answering a question adjacent to but not the one that was asked, and also answering that question inaccurately.

Anyway, since we've reached the point where you suggest I must be lying or putting up a superficial front because your incorrect generalizations don't apply to me, I'm through discussing this with you. I don't think there is any point talking it out if the first thing you do upon hearing something you thought was true isn't is to assume bad faith.
yes. The internet connection is unreliable and sometimes i get 5 reconnections in less than half an hour.
He never claimed it, and never said it - it's just his actions are the actions of a typical /g/ poster. So he is the real deal.
the endorsements section is blank
The Founder’s Guide to Selling Your Company (2014)
simpler, faster install your favorite PDF viewer; qpdfviewer, get PDF 'Advanced Bash Scripting' and a good else

mkdir a space for scratch

sudo chmod 777 .

keep running, opening viewer and reading the manual/tutorial doc side by side

except if any referring to other dir. or sudo rm ...

freely type, try every part of it the useful points with replacing,copying any outside dir. reference, into this scratch

use find text menu in the viewer to quickly cross check / reference
Makes sense.

Since she had no father, I suggest the Mr.Right must be somebody not only husband but also the father, irrespective of his age, i.e.must be the image of father the little girl has - the smartest man on the earth, the strongest man on the earth, etc etc....
https://archive.ph/R7OiC
MuleSoft?
IME Dependabot is, at best, annoying.

Unless it opens a full-fledged PR with the fixes and a good description of WHY, I don't want it.
When product managers come to me and demand I make the <select> look a certain way to fit in with the rest of the "design language", I end up having to re-write all of the base and edge cases and accessibility and theming of what's already a perfectly functioning UI component. That code gets shipped to every user. And that's just one component... tomorrow I will make the <input type="checkbox"> look a certain way. Probably hundreds of KB just building these base UI components to fit in with some "design goal" that will change again in 6 months. If it makes the app unusable for some (unmeasured) percentage of our users on featurephones in developing countries, they don't care, because the product managers making these decisions will be gone in 6 months too, replaced with another with the same attitudes. At least the app "looks nice"!
Isn’t the whole idea to just use DNS?
Time. That is what is wrong with her....or lacking of it. Women has very limited time for child bearing compare to men. Give and take is around 20-25 years. Anything beyond that will be very difficult even if you factor in modern medicine. Risk of deffective birth is also very high for late age pregnancy. Being nice to people telling is ok is not really good in her scenario.
Out of curiosity, was this Zurich? I'd be curious to hear why you left.
Oh, ok. That seems fair and makes sense. (I wish that had been documented.)
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/870/
Some of the proposed changes seem reasonable, like checking for lack of convictions and completion of firearms safety training. The social media requirement is poorly defined and the phrase which immediately springs to mind is 'void for vagueness.'
To be honest; I think something the creator (?) commented elsewhere here is really apt: no one is born knowing how to use Github. We get used to what we're used to.

I'm not asserting that as an argument for email, or PRs, but rather just that I'm certain there's people who feel, and are, extremely productive in vim, or collaborating over email, or programming in PHP, or whatever tech the younger people in the industry would claim is Yikes or Big Oof.

Unless we're talking about Bitbucket. No one is productive in Bitbucket.
You aren't limited with IPv4, either (assuming you're using a capable OS)
Something I've been unclear on for a while, and I'd be grateful if anyone can explain it.

The project points to [0] as its rationale for leaving Github. One of that document's complaints about Github is that they do business with the US's ICE department. It's not the only group from which I've heard such thorough contempt for ICE.

I understand why people might have problems with some aspects of ICE's activities, e.g. charges of inhumane treatment of people crossing the border without authorization. So it makes sense to me that they'd protest those particular behaviors.

But protesting all of ICE makes no more sense to me than un-nuanced calls to entirely defund the police, or abolish the entire DoD. I.e., it seems obvious that totally eliminating any of those government functions would cause problems that almost nobody would find acceptable.

Is there something I'm missing?

[0] https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/
100% coverage is impossible. That has to be recognized while still chasing that asymptote
No idea what the build system is, but for some you want users to download the prebootstrapped version
I think engineers can sometimes become hyper-focused on a single metric eg. speed.
A webpage in 1992 or today just needs to load fast enough. Theres a whole rake of other factors that may be more important than speed.
What's teaching got to do with guns?
I was lucky enough to start dating my wife when I was 16 and she was 15. Obviously I can't tell much about dating, my love life was set up before online dating, however, my impression from talking to friends and family is that:
1) people expect their possible partners to be completely aligned on lots of things which don't really matter like tastes or opinions in this or that or background and education level. Having similar character, spine and the same outlook to life matters whey more.
2) sometimes they expect their partner to be a life coach, a career mentor, a doctor or lawyer or whatever - someone with answers to difficult things in life.
3) "oh if he's saying X then he definitely is like my ex": people with many past relationships may be biased and dump a good candidate just because said candidate signaled something.
Unrelated question, but since you work on Yahoo Mail...

What's its association with AT&T? My parents have an old AT&T email they want to keep after leaving AT&T. AT&T claims it's possible (which I find shocking), but it's not really clear who actually runs the account. I think it was originally sold as AT&T/Yahoo, so was it Yahoo mail under the hood? Is that still the case?
Thanks for all the #%^*ing branches, Dependabot. I wish you were opt in rather than opt out.
You can be strategic about it. But the outcome of 'getting a partner' is not within anyone's control. You can only present the best version of yourself, but you can't control who will and won't like you.

We're only humans after all.
No offense, but that's not advice it's just deep bitterness.
As a male a decade+ ago, I played a similar game and came to similar conclusions, the perfect fit of a a half dozen or so attributes were maybe 3-4 women in the entire city.

Which basically meant 0 chance for all intents, even if I manged to locate one, the chances I was going to be their dream man was unlikely.

As a married man, I think the key is just finding someone willing, who its possible to make it work with.
There was a looong period of time where a lot of developers felt entirely free to drop whatever they wanted into c:\Windows, System, System32, whatever. It's a big part of what led to windows getting a reputation for being poorly behaved/crashy/slow over time [leading to a lot of "have you tried reinstalling windows?" recommendations]
This is related to my pet favorite question of who is doing the art if an artist uses AI (e.g. [input image] <text to image AI> -> Photoshop painting/masking -> AI Upscaler -> Crop and Print to Physical Medium?

I think I feel like an artist, but part of the production of this art feels like curation, and not precisely the practice of art. The eye for composition feels similarly artistic, but the inability of envisioning the final product at the early stages (pre-AI steps) of the work is very weird, and might be the bright red line. I don’t know how I feel yet.

I have a project titled “Is This Art?” currently showing at a local coffee shop - avoiding the issue.
Also happened in Ohio. https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/3544588-10-year-old-gi...
Sorry for the off topic reply, but I saw your post "Ask HN: Variable naming guide of matching length?" when looking for the same thing and couldn't find a way to contact you on your profile; is this what you were looking for? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26359214
This 22-unit housing complex was built in four days from prefab units.
https://www.panoramic.com/cityspace-location/shattuck-berkel...

"... the cost of trucking [the modules] to Berkeley from the port of Oakland was more expensive than the cost of shipping from Hong Kong."

https://www.berkeleyside.org/2018/08/02/prefab-housing-compl...

https://sf.curbed.com/2018/8/6/17656118/fast-apartment-resid...
ssh <MY-CLOUD-HOST> "echo \$SSH_CLIENT" | cut -f1 -d' '

works too
Men and women have different qualifiers about leagues.
They often see career women as a negative so he might have viewed you as a lower league too.
I have no citation for this, but it seems like Michelin guides started off as advertising (to get people driving in France during early adoption of cars) but is probably now a separate (presumably profitable) business.
Hopefully the equipment isn't failing with kids present. Sounds dangerous.
No, by that logic the worst deal for a good developer is to start a company. You can ignore that logic and find other types of reasoning for why starting a company is a good thing, but OPs entire point is that a good developer is only valuable within a large organization due to scale. If a good developer starts their own company then their scale is effectively zero, meaning the value of their skillset with respect to their own company is next to nothing.
> Why support Starbucks when you can support a mom & pop coffee shop

Because small, local is not always better. It's quite common to find coffee shops here in the PNW that make a horrendous espresso. Most roasters here in Seattle are pretty mediocre and only capitalizing on the Seattle reputation. I can rattle off all the "local" and "small-batch" bourbon/gin/vodka distilleries that use sourced alcohol and are over-priced train wrecks powered only by marketing and no skill. At least with Starbucks, I get consistently bad coffee. I'm not risking over paying for coffee that I spit out.

Definitely have been looking at st.ht but if github fulfills my needs better, I'm sticking with that.
Great read, 100% agree!
This has nothing to do with the "camera maker's JPEG engine." The RAW file actually contains the camera's settings at the time of shooting, in other software they can re-use those settings to generate something very similar to the embedded JPEG because they're both set up the same.

Both Lightroom and Photo Lab do exactly this. If Darktable cannot support reading that information and importing it as a preset, that's fine, but pretending it is an artist choice seems to misunderstand what is going on here. To get specific Picture Control settings (e.g. sharpness, contrast, saturation, hue, etc), High ISO noise reduction, White balance, and color space are typically important as defaults or presets.
AOL Search Log Release
Wedging a cloud resource so you can't delete it is always a bug.
I'm currently working as a trim carpenter, and sometimes even I think that, "oh, I could build a house someday". But then I stop and look at how much work actually goes into building a house, and check my ambitions.

For a small house, we (two of us) might spend a week and a half installing the hardwood floor, doors, baseboard, window trim, crown moulding, closet shelving, stair trim, etc. as well as the inevitable custom bit of this and that that always takes forever because they weren't accounted for in the drawings or a prior trade screwed something up (we don't do stairs, railings, or cabinetry; those are all done by other specialist tradespeople). For a large custom house, we might be there for a month.

Now multiply that by every step of the process: excavation, foundation, concrete floors, framing, exterior windows and doors, roofing, wiring, water and waste plumbing, HVAC ducting, gas plumbing, back-framing, drywall, taping, floor installation, tile work, trim, kitchen installation, stair installation, back-trim, painting, plumbing and electrical again, exterior siding and/or masonry, landscaping, connections to city services, paving, overhead garage door installation, and so on. That's a lot of people doing a lot of highly-specialised work, and structural framing is a tiny part of it.

So yeah, I'm not building my own house anytime soon. I'd sooner do a live-in renovation because those tend to be much more limited in scope. And there won't be a single breakthrough that makes building houses cheaper, because the work is by necessity highly variable and dependent on geography and local factors.
MacOS supports RAW images as well. I’m wondering if DarkTable could/should leverage it.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212821
> IPv6 obviously complicates the hell out of this

Why is it different? Can't you just dynamically update a AAAA record?
I may be watching a train wreck of an acquisition right now, on the acquisition side no less. It makes little sense and everything I'm involved with over it seems to boil down to "we want it because we want it."
Google Wave was also a looong time ago. People were still thinking of them as the "do no evil" company.
Can't speak for others but I would choose sourcehut over gitlab any day; having used gitlab at work, it's a hot mess of JavaScript that tries to replace command line workflows that work-- it's terribly slow, and once even used 60GB of memory on my machine.

On the other hand, sourcehut promotes better workflows, in favor of a really snappy web interface.

For those who are attached to forks and PRs there's also a web UI for submitting a "patch set" which basically walks you through the process the same way as a pull request.
What's your interest in HN / tech?
As soon as someone hands you the check it's no longer "your" company and you should stop thinking of it as such. Only misery lies on that path.

I see this on a smaller scale where ICs leave a company and take a copy of "their" code (ask Sergey Aleynikov [1] if that's a good idea). It's not yours. If you ever use it you could face legal consequences. And there's no code I've ever written that I wasn't convinced I could write better from scratch the next time if it ever came up. Side note: it never has.

Don't be that guy who takes the check and then expects control. Don't be that guy who is convinced the new owners are messing it up and then goes out and does the exact same thing..

Move on.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Aleynikov
but why do you need them to be stable?

edit: well for some reason I can't reply to you anymore, but for firewall rules I have had good luck using aliases instead of static addresses
Since it’s too late to edit:

There was a conversation the other day where someone asserted that CI/CD was new to us all ten years ago and a few of us said, well no actually it’s been closer to 20.
A brief dive into Power Mac INITs and NVRAM scripts
What does this even mean social media account vetting? Like facebook. Or one of my several anonymous reddit accounts? How will they know what I use for social media?
Maybe GitHub is different enough? I know FAANG acquisitions are mostly different (but not always[0]), but it seems GitHub started a new focus on features around the time Microsoft was in talks for an acquisition[1]. Even if this you attribute this feature focus to the increased downtime, the features probably outweigh the downtime in terms of value provided to their cloud/enterprise customers. Also, they've kept their own job board (not careers.microsoft.com).

0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22739839

1: https://github.blog/changelog/page/59/