skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are other hobbies and gathering places that don't revolve around consuming carcinogens such as restaurants, gyms, sports leagues, libraries, ice cream shops, opium dens (although I'm not sure how many exist nowadays) and likely more that I can't think of. Not to mention, there are many beverages that don't contain alcohol.
I don't understand why the problem is copilot and not a licence management system integrated to it, so you say what licence are you using and if the code blocks are licence compatible.
>Government regulation at its best.

Yes? Your own comment says this was a deliberate attempt to mislead people. This is exactly what regulation is meant to stop.
If you're undisciplined with money it will suck.

I spend less than 20% of what I earn, and if I went up to 600k then it would be a smaller percentage. Not everyone follows the hedonistic treadmill and does that stupid thing of increasing expenses instead of increasing money-producing assets.
What is the fundamental different between incarceration and penal labor? How can you be so strongly against the latter and not the former?

I would happy to see the abolition of penal labor, but the widespread attempt to cast it as “slavery” feels hyperbolic - especially in comparison to the reality of chattel slavery.
The blog post offers the linked reply to support the claim that FreeBSD "blatantly disregards security in favor of performance and appeasing their enterprise consumers."
Behold this award-winning image of fungus making a fly its “zombie” slave
> Given the places where ads are even a thing, $3.5B seems excessive.

I agree. I see the ads primarily in the News app and it is almost always the same 2-3 ads. Of course, I am not going to extrapolate that to all the Apple News readers. That's why I was curious to learn how the OP on Twitter found these numbers. In their 10-Qs and 10-Ks, Apple has been consolidating the revenue streams and expenses under larger items (e.g., advertising spending is now not disclosed separately but only as a part of SG&A expenses, iPhone sales by model are no longer disclosed). As such, finding out their ad business is not easy by any means.
Once you download the chain you can watch anything you want! You'll have a local copy of _everything_
Show HN Atacama,peer4peer distributed anon twitterlike
latest build .apk for this little app I'm building. You can post stuff,like and comment. The data is spread between peers and compressed real small so it's really fast. No data is stored on the server. Works on really old droids, try this out, post something fun for the world to see.

completely degoogled so no app store download, works on lineageOS etcetera.

https://moderator.rocks/apk/atacama.apk
Not really. You just apply to one of their "jobs".
If the required symbol versions are provided by the old glibc version (which is a bit unlikely), it will still work. The internal glibc hash tables are ignored by the link editor, and most distributions override the link editor hash table default anyway. (What changed is that glibc no longer overrides the distribution defaults.)
Being-Doing Balance over Work-Life Balance
The smartest people in the world are always Americans. No wonder the rest of the world can't make things on their own, and always steal American technology!
Being very much a kid (at heart at least), I'll wager the question: what's the case against declaring variables as you need them? Also, at the top of which scope are you supposed to declare variables, function scope, class scope, ... somewhere else?
The Salton Sea could produce the greenest lithium
the wikipedia article says there have been archeological digs there.
Just recently, there was a super interesting reddit thread about a brown recluse bite and the healing process.

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/wqawcb/m...
I work on a CMS and have pitched the idea of including these tools. I figure that they're on their way to becoming standard features, maybe we could get a temporary advantage by checking that off early.

To me the outrage on Twitter seems luddite, with the creative class substituted for factory workers. If the analogy holds, the spread of the new technology is unlikely to be much restrained.

It's not that their concerns aren't real. This tech can pair down that list of names in the credits after a major motion picture from hundreds to dozens to a handful ... to, some day, a single virtuouso in front of a computer. That will certainly empty a lot of rice bowls. But as with jobs lost to textile machinery, they fill up again, and more, as that labor applies itself elsewhere.
Very cool points. do you have any advice for how one can get retired enterprise equipment?
> especially considering that almost every value in the system is sha2(sha2())

Why does this give a meaningful improvement? Is this just security through obscurity? Presumably if this had significant benifits sha2 would have been defined this way to start with right? Or is it just that other users will be broken before this "double strong" version so that you have more warning? But isn't shaw defined as a number of rounds anyways?
Wow. This should be the kind of thing windows/your OS detects and warns you about.
It's not that I think it's weird because I think something shady is going on. I think it's weird because where does this process add value? I argue it doesn't. In my experience, things like this, financial instruments, the people that sell them and make a living in the churn only make their money when there is a transaction. The more transactions, the more fees and etc. they can charge. They make money when money changes hands, not necessarily by making something of value.
Boil the Frog: create a seamless playlist between any two artists
> If you leave a child alone with no human contact, it becomes autistic very quickly.

Citation needed. This is not accurate without some aggressive hedging on what we're calling autistic. Lack of socialization does tend to manifest in less social behaviors later on. And less social behaviors are common among autistic people. But that's not the same as saying lack of socialization causes autism.
The problem with desktop is the stack isn't stable enough; constant updates and upgrades threaten to break all of your underlying dependencies. Server backend is the most stable stack, and that's one of the real reasons it's used so predominantly.
Recluse spider bite. My fantastic journey from start until (almost) finish
why do you think it's bad?

people who do not drink alcohol die too and usually not at older age.

5 millions deaths worldwide is a drop in the bucket, considering things that could be prevented and are not related to people behavior (10 million people die every year of hunger, many are kids) and, most of all, even if we can correlate alcohol to those deaths (it's mostly smocking and BMI) that doesn't imply that if they did not drink they would have lived longer.

People who abuse of substances find a way to abuse of anything legal or illegal.

Car accidents cause around 1.4 million deaths and 50 million non fatal injuries (difference with alcohol being it doesn't need people to abuse of it).

Pollution is responsible for 9 million deaths/year.

Should we ban road transport?
I believe this can happen on macos as well.
The Art of Electronics
by Horowitz and Hill
I don't believe in economic "consensus". Just a few months ago, they were talking about how inflation was "transitory" until it wasn't.
Swift calls them Escaping Closures.

https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/LanguageGuide/Closures.htm...
The last go-round of this was with Celsius Network, which went bust a few months ago.
Celsius managed to create the impression that, funds deposited to them were somehow insured.[1] Now that Celsius is in bankruptcy, customers are finding out that they're not. Plus there were sketchy transactions, such as loans to affiliated parties. Which, of course, went bad.

The trouble with FTX is that they are a pretend bank and brokerage. They offer services that look like banking and brokerage, but the backup isn't there. They're not regulated as a bank or a broker, and they don't have the insurance of a bank or a broker.

From their site:

* "FTX US is a US licensed cryptocurrency exchange that welcomes American users."

* "The safe and easy way to get into crypto."

* "We are US based and regulated"

* "Don't be like Larry".

There is a concerted effort to create an illusion of legitimacy.

Even in their disclosures[2], you can see them trying to create the illusion that they're regulated as a financial institution. Their derivatives unit, FTX US Derivatives, does have some of the licenses of a commodity exchange. The main company, "West Realm Shire Services" (remember Magic, the Gathering Online Exchange?) just has money transmitter licenses. Not in NY or CA, interestingly. They don't have a banking license from a state. Or a New York State BitLicense. Or a brokerage license from the SEC.[3] Or an exchange license from the SEC. Or Security Investors Protection Corporation insurance. Or Financial Industry Regulatory Authority regulation.

[1] https://newsoutlet.ai/blockchain/celsius-ceo-alex-mashinsky-...

[2] https://ftx.us/legal/regulations-licenses

[3] https://www.sec.gov/reportspubs/investor-publications/divisi...
Re-thinking the prehistoric Jōmon period and Ainu in Japanese history
WireGuard multi-factor authentication with pro custodibus
30 years ago you would have gotten shamed if you gained a few pounds, that early signal makes people think about eating habits earlier and makes many people never go into unhealthy weight in the first place.

So even though shame might not work to get fat people to lose weight, it could still work to keep people from ever getting fat. Getting shamed for a few pounds means that you can fix the source of shame by dieting for a few weeks, very doable for average people.
I like this phrasing - I don't think users made an informed choice to be tracked, or an informed choice not to be.

They were victims both times of big tech power plays.
That's not the whole story of course: there's an X server that feh is communicating with over a domain socket and usually shared memory, and X implements significant functionality on its end. Then there's drivers, and the stuff between these things.
Lenovo ThinkPad Gen1 AMD, Arch Linux, acpi platform_profile = performance

When running stress-ng, measured with turbostat:

- 4.18 GHz single thread consuming 9W

- 3 GHz 16 threads consuming 25W, ramping down to 2.94 / 23W after a couple of seconds

and when compiling Linux on 16 threads it stays at 2.85 GHz / 23W

In performance mode it does run at 80 degC under sustained load, so usually when undocked I just leave it in balanced mode where it's capped at 20W short / 15W long

Also worth noting is that in low-power mode (11W / 11W) it'll still hit max single core frequency possible.
https://codeball.ai/
I created a community for Complex UI/UX design
Damn dude(ette?). I sincerely wish you peace. I suggest we not continue this (doesn't seem like you were planning to anyway). Sorry if this exchange caused you pain.
I created this community because I felt a community online in this space was sorely lacking. Please contribute! This is an increasingly important field with great products and heritage. Examples:

- Bloomberg Terminal
- Palantir
- Retool
- FTX
Etc
both communities (cryptography and cryptocurrency)
You're paying way too much for ice cream. Who's your ice cream guy?
Use Lazarus. Free and Opensource clone of Delphi
I guess Blazor WebAssembly based webapps can't be used with this system.
Does Wasm have a universal GUI story outside of the browser?
I agree with your rhetorical questions, but yes I think you are missing something: Collusion and coercion.

I never watched a single full episode of Friends. It was obviously a stupid show. I chose to ignore it.

I did NOT rally all my own friends and urge them to boycott Friends. I did not accuse Friends of creating a toxic environment that was literally or even figuratively killing me. I didn’t coin a term “micro-aggression” then use it as a synonym for aggression then accuse Friends of committing that act against me or my kind.

Of course you are free not to associate with someone you don’t like. But when you make that decision solely due to fear of being ostracized by your social peers, that is the mechanism of cancel culture.

I don’t click “like” of some things on LinkedIn that I actually like, because I don’t want to lose customers over my political opinions. I got bills to pay.
Democracy and the state is not designed for gatekeeping, if that's what you were implying. American democracy was especially designed to counter tyranny-of-the-majority dynamics where society just collectively decides to take away rights. America does not just concede to whatever "everyone's interests" are, its Supreme Court is empowered to strike down popular, democratically legislated laws that violate fundamental rights. There are high profile examples of this like the recent gun laws in New York that were struck down.

America's founders never fully trusted democratic institutions/structures to do the right thing and I don't either. And the problem isn't "not enough democracy", homosexuality would have been considered wrong by practically any electorate in the not-so-ancient past regardless of whatever "democratic ways" or magically corruption-free democratic structures you come up with.

No one, not you and not any democratic majority, gets to make these difficult choices on others' behalf. If people want these structures to aid them, then they can seek them out themselves, you don't get to force it upon them. If you think people aren't informed enough, then inform them, you don't get to bypass them and just assume you know better. It's disingenuous to portray this as structural "aid" when it's not optional.

Posing examples like slavery where the freedom to own slaves conflicts with individual freedom is hardly relevant. When they clash, the individual freedom wins out based on principle, not because not-owning-slaves is democratically popular. America fought a war over it, they didn't just ask for a vote. On principle, I do think anyone should be allowed to sell organs.
I'd recommend an open-minded pessimism.
I wish I could tell what components this has, like does it have a 6502 or a 6809?
I don't think I would have ever figured this out, if it happened to me.

the very first thing I do when I have a problem on wifi, is to remove wifi from the equation. wired Ethernet is so much better, and so far, the problem always disappears.
this is wonderfully weird =) nice
External USB ones work well enough in a pinch.
This is forcing a solution to fit the problem.
When advice regarding a spider is along the lines of "don't look at it from above, get down and gaze into its eyes," that's when I draw the line.

It can't bite me if it's flat.
It would be a good case for cloud servers. They could have a script that starts a bunch of servers just before the event and then shuts them down afterwards.
The only standardized implementation of Push API is Web Push Protocol, which uses HTTP Push frames to push new message resources.

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-webpush-pro...

You've listed some fine advantages of Push frames, but the one most near & dear to me is that it is supported by HTTP itself & delivers http resources. This is an incomparable advantage versus everything else: slotting nicely into the existing ecosystem.

With QUIC based semi-connectionless HTTP3, the advantagea would only have been further accelerated, no longer even needing a TCP connection to be maintained.
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You can find it on google map and its scale looks very impressive!

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Richat+Structure/@21.16845...
SIKE. This was reported weeks ago, right? There are still three more candidates.
Ray Peat has an interesting essay questioning if they are really essential.

https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/unsaturatedfats.shtml
Maybe. Calling it a spectrum is an accurate term, and thus, pretty much everybody is on the spectrum. It's not a one dimensional spectrum of course, but like... I'm probably a high functioning aspie. Prone to obsessions, highly temperature sensitive, didn't really grok some basic aspects of socialization until I manually learned some social rules in high school. But it's not severe enough to be noteworthy and you wouldn't think anything was categorically different unless you were thinking within that framework already. Just a bit geeky really.

The issue comes in when people want to contextualize it as a disease as an implied bad thing.
I've posted a YT video about it here about 6 months ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30378263

Judging by the up-votes, let's just say HN folks were not interested.
Same. Does anyone have a MacOS alternative they would recommend?
I wish people were smart enough to recognize sarcasm.
CDMA on Verizon and Sprint in the USA and Bell and Telus in Canada, at the time.
Probably not.

The page says it was updated January 2005; the only things I know about AB5 are from Wikipedia, which says signed into law 2019-09-18?
Magnetic Visions Diversi-Dial Chat
Faster Wall Street Disclosures
>Universal problems are hard to solve otherwise it wouldn't be a universal problem in the first place.

This is completely backwards. Universal problems on the web are routinely solved by everyone designing a standard website. They often have fairly standard solutions. Browser vendors routinely fail to generalize the experience of run-of-the-mill web developers. It's not about engineering. It's about misaligned incentives and operating from a bad frame of reference.
I enjoy the interesting Unicode use you get on this site. I use “—⁂—” as a horizontal rule and superscript numerals for footnotes, and contemplated adding superscript parentheses a few weeks ago, here and especially as the syntax in a lightweight markup language of my own for my own use. I ended up deciding not to in either case because the parentheses are too likely to be in a different font with misaligning metrics, and it’s typically worse still in monospace faces.
It's an idea that's been around a long time. Even the specific idea of a dinosaur park with cloned dinosaurs is not novel to the novel:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cursed_Earth_(Judge_Dredd_...
My partner was in a class at Berkeley where different teams devised ML projects and implemented them. One of the team's idea was to "combat obesity" by installing cameras in elementary schools to monitor the children's estimated weight and notify their parents if it seemed like the kid was getting fatter. The only thing more disturbing was that they called a bunch of elementary schools and got very enthusiastic responses from the schools - their presentation included a quote like "where have you been all this time?" from a school principal.
1% is massive if that 1% is where most people currently live (like in Australia).
And 1% is likely to be an underestimate - there are studies suggesting up to 600 million people being forced to relocate within the next century (based purely on rising sea levels - not sure what studies there are around forced relocation due to drought and extreme heat).

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-percentage-impacts-o... suggests it could be lot more than 1% too.
I'm not trying to be a jerk and challenge your authority, just trying to get better because I legitimately don't know where I crossed the line. Can you be more specific about what I did wrong here? Because comparing the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to image hosting seems perfectly on theme for HN.
Somebody's going to release AGI just for fun. No need for it to break the jail.

Or suppose an AI trained in the real world gets smarter than one trained only in sim. Then someone is going to put advanced AI out there just to be first.
Prison labor is slavery. Did you ever stop and consider the peverse incentives inherent in forcing prisoners to work for the profits of a private prison?

Also, nice strawman.
Maybe. We all get to choose our own life strategies.
> Yes, but if it's truly social it won't be easy. There need to be ways to see who did what and filter them out and various groups / spheres of influence. Just like in real life.

Appending site:news.ycombinator.com instead of Reddit?
Pg_jsonschema: JSON Schema Support for Postgres
Yep, we had to use https://github.com/pentacent/phoenix_live_session and then made a PR for it to support Nebulex as an alternative to ETS. Hoping something like this makes it upstream.
I recently killed a brown recluse that snuggled up in one my daughter's shoes in the back of her closet.

Seeing that makes me want to go check her other shoes lol.
You can do this to a brand new, high quality teflon pan, but it will gradually become less and less possible as you use it more.
I'm not sure how a loss of free time, loss of mental stability and potential loss of everything I've achieved thus far in life are "possible opportunities".

Bad things happen to good people. There is no fairness in life or the world. Either you have impressed some rich people and are privileged to enjoy life, or you suffer because nobody fucking cares and nobody is coming to save you.

So far the only good thing to come of the current trash fire of my life is that I quit drinking alcohol. I am still a mess / wreck of a human being but at least I'm more coherent and aware of how bad everything sucks. Really makes me want to drink.
the site is just a debug view for now, the app is much nicer.
It amazes me, that Netflix is capable of such top of the line engineering things, but is for the love of god unable to stream HD Content to my iPhone. Tried everything gigabit wifi, cellular ...

It is better for me to pirate their content, play it with plex and be happy. I pay for Netflix and it is absurd.

I think the best years are over for Netflix.
The hard awakening is here to make content that the users want and they are a movie/tv content company, not primarily a „tech company“.
Not everyone has portability as a first-class requirement for their scripts. For 95% of what I write, bash 4 is entirely appropriate.
Sorry, you're so laughably wrong to the point of it being sad.
This is true. Many things suddenly become much more difficult, when even one other person is involved.

Managers often neglect to take team overhead seriously.
Anyone ever had arp storms on a home network?

I've had something trigger every device into asking 'who has xyz ip tell [Mac]'. It made the network unusable and even rebooting systems it would come back since as soon as one device asked the question (sent the broken arp packet) all other devices decided they too needed to know.

The solution that worked was to flip the circuit breaker for the whole house and reset every network device at once.
My goto example is that I'm now able to see the text of the text message I'm replying to while typing the reply.
> slight stagger in the correct direction for each hand would be best

Thing is, if you have split keyboard with no stagger (grid) or vertical stagger, you can adjust halves of keyboard to suit your needs. This way you can make virtually any angle. Something like this https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/

> page up, page down, and end are on the left so that it is symmetrical

This is actually nice layout. I also see how can this be useful in gaming (few additional keys for pinkie).
The actual audio fingerprinting/music identification project associated with MusicBrainz is AcoustID (https://acoustid.org/). It's a separate project that happens to be well integrated with MusicBrainz.
That was my thought when I read the title. This was my first experience with an MCU