skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You make it sound like this is a hard problem that studios don't know how to solve, but it's been solved for decades. There's still a bunch of third-party Quake III Arena servers you can play on, for example.
Isn't the point of "the Merge" to kill GPU mining? One of the most common criticisms of crypto is the environmental impact.
I've always had hands-free/voice programming in the back of my mind. I love the build software and code, and I'd hate to lose that ability due to blindness or lack of dexterity.

But I wouldn't consider this (or any other) proprietary software on the face of it - this feels like the sort of area where open source is tablestakes to me. If only due to NixOS lol.

Feel free to correct me if I misunderstood. I couldn't find the source from the website, and the github seems to be just for issue tracking?
At this stage I think such questions can just be ignored.
> managers can be less benevolent than teachers...

Depend on what benevolent here means.

It is much easier to address low performers in a company setting.
This is the original video post by the hiker who caught this footage: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CfyT6xcA27D/

It was sheer luck that the entire group came out of it without significant injuries. Had they went down from that high point few minutes earlier, they would have been in the thick of it.
If a security hole was found in Google and in the US government, which do you think would respond in a way that would make that less likely to happen in the future?
Well unfortunately Germany doesn’t have a leader strong enough to announce a military regime and ration the heating in the country.
I have modernized Charles Hayden's Java port a bit a while ago (much of the code is string/text processing that can be simplified a lot by using library functions)

https://github.com/stefanhaustein/eliza/tree/main/modernized...