skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That must have been a fun project, nice job. It seems kind of like you had an idea for a procedural composition method, as opposed to say an idea or concept of the experience yielded by the composition itself, correct?

A loooong time ago I created soundtracks for websites & interactive CD-ROMs for various corporations. The mindset was functionally opposite in that case but it was fun to receive a concept for the outcome and then work to match that concept. Tooling could be whatever it needed to be. Pay was calculated by the second, which was new to me. :-)
Dunno what you're talking about it's definitely the M2 in the test. It's also the same price.
Because the AWS console is where expert assassins go to hide the bodies.
I mean Vercel has a lamdba/serverless feature but you can absolutely point a git repo at it and have it build your site and run your node backend. It's a little more abstracted away, but then again Heroku is just an abstraction on Aws, and the newer era of tools are a bit more abstract than Heroku.
5900HX TDP: 35-80W depending on boost setting. Most gaming laptops set it at 60W+.

M2 TDP: 20W
I just save the payment info to the chrome browser CC payment store.
> the candidate doing it at home using their system and their tools gives you a more accurate picture of their actual capabilities

We’re just gonna run with the assumption that anyone who’s applying for a job has their own development machine.
Meaning you need a Phd just to navigate the thing.
Sure, but we are talking about the US specifically here.
As previously noted, those core designs are used in both the A15 and the M2.

Just as the same cores were used in the A14 and M1.

Using more power overall comes from adding additional GPU cores and other non-CPU core functionality.
https://ssd.eff.org/ can be a good start
No, they are used for jams, sauces, ready-made meals, etc.
No. Exceptions.
Its economics and politics, a quick scroll through your comments shows lots of commenting on topics involving economics and politics.

People who dismiss different opinions via implication of some kind of "negative vibe man" are not worthy of debate.. sorry.
> why does it have to be opensourced

I'd suggest reading up on the origins of "open source" and "free software".

> The philosophy of the movement is that the use of computers should not lead to people being prevented from cooperating with each other. In practice, this means rejecting proprietary software, which imposes such restrictions, and promoting free software, with the ultimate goal of liberating everyone in cyberspace – that is, every computer user.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Free_Software_Definition#T...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software_movement

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source-software_movement

This is a significant backbone of computer culture. Many of the old-school hackers (and hopefully the new-school ones) have philosophical and political principles, such as the human right to have access to general-purpose computing, encryption, privacy, and the right to read and change the source code, to know and have personal control over what you're running on your computer.

There are also business motivations for companies to participate in the open-source community, such as marketing and benefitting from the free labor of volunteers.
I’ve witnessed 7 births in person (cesarean, vaginal natural, and vaginal with epidural). Though I haven’t experienced it myself, I’m fairly familiar with childbirth.
Things like this shouldn't require the company to revoke the certificate. The issuing authority should nuke it. Yes, that would kill the game (and perhaps other stuff) until they fix the problem--their flaw, they have to live with the consequences. It would be an incentive to be more careful next time.
Deadly heat to surge by 2100, even with emissions reductions: study
Oh please god no
Grendizer!! Oh man that takes me back. Star Blazers was the other show I couldn't get enough of at the time (circa 1982?) as a pre-adolescent.
> I don't think it has anything to do with Ukraine, Russia, human rights, etc.

How do you rationalize Russia threatening to invade neighboring countries, such as Poland and Romania and all Baltic states, not to mention all the threats directed at Germany and the UK, and still claim that Russia is whimsically being made an example because of China?
> and many consumers appreciate it.

I sure do -- if I get an email that has a ton of money spent on branding, it's a useful signal that the email is unimportant, and can be ignored.
By the way, the solution to their food supply issue is to breach the dams on the Snake River that are mostly only staying online to sustain the jobs of the people working on them. The salmon that spawns on the river saw its numbers plummet and have remained low ever since....for decades.

https://damsense.org/
Did the companies tell you no when you asked them if you could share a previous project instead of completing theirs? From talking to many hiring managers, they also don't want to waste your time, and most will be happy to accept an alternative if it show similar skills to the ones they're looking for. I'm even seeing more teams offering this as an explicit option now.

There will always be a few who say no (IMO this could be a warning sign), but it doesn't hurt to ask :)
Like everything does. If you don’t know that yet you’re in the wrong industry.

Except this breaks less than a homegrown solution would with 100,000x less effort fix, build or maintain.
I ended up having extremely weird stuttering issues where the mouse would suddenly take several seconds to move across the screen on a high-end 64 core threadripper machine. Turning off mouse trails in Windows completely solved the problem.
Which of these can run Django and don’t have a steep learning curve?
A "negative vibe man" comment. A quick scroll through your comments shows lots of commenting on topics involving economics and politics. Offhand it would be easy to ascribe a "slant" to them. This is in bad faith. Please don't slander a story posted presumably in good faith.
Ask HN: Self-Hosted SoundCloud?
I've got a lot of audio files I want to make available (all created by me) and I'd like to self-host them a la Soundcloud. Specifically like Soundcloud, in fact - just a bunch of files that are presented with webby player things, optionally with metadata but that's not hugely important.

I'm not after any "stream your music collection to XYZ" solutions or anything with authenticated users. Also ideally it would use a simple server with optionally SQLite for storage - anything with more than two moving parts is too much faff right now.

I've looked at the "Awesome Self-Hosted" list on Github but they're pretty much all "stream your media collection" type solutions. Tried to install Polaris (didn't work) and Rauversion (requires Postgres).
DigitalOcean's App Platform has a free tier for static websites:

https://www.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform

Disclaimer: I work at DO.
foreach serviceX.servers as server { ssh user@ip "cd service-x-project-dir && git pull && ./deploy.sh && service serviceX reload" }

there u go. As for SDN, why do u even need that? Some simple scripts that manage your server count and their configurations over ssh is all u need.
https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/08/notice-of-recent-security-...

Not good! All a password manager sells is trust. Without that they don't offer anything of value.
I don't dispute that. But, I don't think owning the title means the car needs to be fully operational.

Titles to ratty, broken down, cars are bought and sold every day... aren't they? And, just because it's shiny doesn't mean it's a great car either. It could be a great sculpture.

I think the issues at play here are more about service and warranty contracts as well as buyer expectations. Having the title just means I own a giant hunk of metal and plastic, no?
He’s trolling and/or role-playing an extremely sexually insecure character.
Free postgres you say? Check out Supabase: https://supabase.com/
I wish they were more definitive as to if there was (or was not) any compromise of the source code repository credentials. Eg could the attacker have injected malware into the code as in the Solarwinds incident?
Ok. I don't think I disagree with anything you wrote. But you seem to just assume that "Kiwi Farms does/did such an such to so and so" is a fitting description of events that, just for example, a court of law would reach. And that hasn't been demonstrated. I'm well aware that your insinuations are considered documented facts among those on that side of the issue. But in the big picture, they're accusations, narratives, interpretations, assumptions, etc. Don't bother trying to persuade me it's fact - I've spent seven years and hundreds of hours closely and critically following many a Kiwi saga. I'm acquainted with volumes of details about how they operate over a long period of time. And I'm also well aware that my interpretation of why they do what they do will never be acceptable to at least 90% of the types of people who visit here, and the rest wouldn't get into that can of worms publicly, not even me. And just for the record, that's not me being crypto-anything. I am 100% NOT on board with the persecution of any half-decent person absolutely regardless of their identity, in the current colloquial use of "identity". But you lot would not accept my definition of "persecuted" either so there we are.

What the hell was I trying to say... Oh. Yeah I really didn't want to get into the moral side, but I had to say a bit. What I really wanted to say here is simply that you will never hear one single word of protest from me if law enforcement ever investigates Lolcow LLC, charges, and convicts. Or any individual user for that matter. The admin himself has made it as clear as anyone can to his users that if they commit crimes he won't hesitate to hand over evidence if he has it. And as I said elsewhere, do not make the mistake of thinking that's some wink, wink, nudge joke to him. The guy is already tied up in litigation constantly and he doesn't enjoy it. I'm just sick and fucking tired of mob justice on the internet and in the media, and I am neither a pragmatist nor a consequentialist so to me the ends don't justify the means unless my own blood family are in the crosshairs. Sort it the fuck out legally, preferably without trashing the US Constitution.
Any Oracle implementation at Amazon certainly could not scale to do this real-time.

Black Friday, and Oracle's inability to scale up to meet it without explosive licensing costs, is a major factor in Amazon's decision to remove Oracle from their sales systems.
The idea of the post is that American cities are badly designed, and IMO current criticism makes no sense without looking at European cities and how American cities could look more like them.
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