skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Histogram vs. ECDF
"Context collapse"! Yeah that was the term I remember.
Sounds like your business model is managed hosting of the open source project.

Is that subject to change?

Are you planning on additional revenue streams (like open core)?

Are you aware of the incentives with the managed hosting model? If not, it is that you're incentivised to make it harder to install, so people choose your hosting and to make it harder to move to self-hosted, so people can't leave. How do you plan to mitigate those issues?

Are you planning on adding something like whitelabeling, which would allow other companies to also sell Openship hosting, competing with your hosting? Would you prevent someone from contributing that to the main codebase?
We can just make them thicker so abusive bending is not easy to do.
Brexit is a self own of epic proportions. With potential for Ireland to reunite and Scotland to go independent. Thanks for sharing
how do you define legitimacy, in this case? feels like an odd term to use in a discussion about objectivity
floppy disks are still sold in Japan in stores.
Its the tyranid kind of perfection ;-)
Just to continue the discussion. I personally see no problem deleting 1-star "review-bombed" reviews. But to remove 4-star reviews (and others) as well? It seems very odd...
I don’t know. But maybe you should ask the question of the international policy community who put the entire focus on the emissions problem.
> We have a probation period to work out if they’ve over-promised

That's what contracting is for and I tell everybody to turn down any position that starts as a "contractor". Commit or GTFO, stop wasting peoples time.
Climategate was not the smoking gun people claimed it was

Further reading:

https://www.newsweek.com/factcheck-climategate-doesnt-refute...

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

https://science.slashdot.org/story/10/07/02/1433246/climateg...

https://www.factcheck.org/2010/04/some-climategate-conclusio...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_E._Mann#Controversy_ov...

https://skepticalscience.com/Kevin-Trenberth-travesty-cant-a...
One of these days...I'll build a Pi Virtual Floppy

https://www.smbaker.com/raspberry-pi-virtual-floppy-for-isa-...
Because that’s the normal context where naked women appear in mass media.
I looked into fee only advisors in my area for investing and 100% of them charge a minimum of 1% AUM in order to "do their thing" with it. It was pretty crazy experience to go through. Most of these advisors are creating a portfolio using ETF index funds, so it is a pretty outrageous price to pay.

I did find one that sold hourly consultations and she was really helpful at confirming my plan and that another situation I may have gotten myself into was not a good deal for me.

I say all of this because $500-1000 for a fee-only advisor is something I literally could not find. Additionally, advisors I researched have minimums in the hundreds of thousands range.

I ended up following bogleheads methodology and I think I'll be happy. It's still pretty new so no real data yet.
This is a fiction pushed by quacks. There are no cures being suppressed by "big pharma" because treatment makes more money.

It's a convenient "just so" story people who don't work in bioscience love, told with all the certainty of "did you know you swallow 8 spiders a year on average".
> Sorry, there, but "objectivity" is not up for debate.

It really obviously is up for debate, all the way from the fundamental question of whether objective knowledge is accessible at all, to things like the measurement problem in quantum mechanics
The MiniDisc was horrible because everything around it was proprietary. No thanks.
Are you assuming that it is going to be online only or is there an architecture doc that says that?

There are already examples where iOS app has embedded Phoenix server to which the webview client talks to locally on the phone. The local server can then sync with a cloud server however it wishes.
That is how I feel about economics. It is just there to justify what is already happening, this actually has the counterproductive side effect that people think being wealthy is a reward for good and moral behaviour which is of course ridiculous. There are many ways to become rich and there is nothing about it that requires it to be morally good or fair.

It's like that Debt book from David Graeber where in the beginning he talks about how it is odd that paying debts is supposed to be good moral behaviour as if taking on business risk and failing is a decision that people make voluntarily. It is especially strange because lenders slap on a risk premium on top of their loans because they are fully aware that some are going to default.
You should, and I don’t think the author would disagree. But it’s important to maintain a distinction between science your potentially science-informed political advocacy. If you don’t, how can anyone who disagrees with you on the merits of action Y trust what you have to say?
Looking at Nokia stock over the past 3 decades, you’d be hard pressed to pinpoint where the burning memo happened or say if it killed the company (I’d say it didn’t, the value is pretty flat from before the memo until now. It did kill the handset division).

However, it is easy to find the iPhone.

https://g.co/kgs/MVvYKr (click more -> max)
> we have this idea that tasks that are more intellectually challenging should pay more

Why do you have this idea ? I'm not sure it sounds more "just" than saying, for example, that tasks that are physically more challenging should pay more, or humanly more challenging should pay more, etc..
Maybe people like my bot? Sheesh. Have you tried `/enhance`?
I mean New York has had big storms multiple times in its history - that is nothing new and I certainly don't interpret that as being what he intended:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1893_New_York_hurricane

https://www.weather.gov/okx/1938HurricaneHome

https://www.nytimes.com/1976/08/10/archives/hurricane-donna-...

etc etc etc

If we are that generous in interpreting him everything he says then becomes non-falsifiable.
Yes it's normal and, dare I say, a bit of an exaggeration. Academia and industry are different environments.
So you are saying that Americans’ puritanical view of the body is mainly due to seeing the world mainly through the media?
This isn't a negative comment towards the man himself. I would say take a look at his other posts (https://substack.com/profile/1881468-stuart-ritchie) before you take this article as serious as you should. There is an article about "racist dog names" so I would think, take this article with some salt. It's opinion not fact guys. Again, I'm sure he's a cool dude and let's drink some beers and all but I wouldn't take this guys stance on science and politics as something that is that serious. SEO ftw?
>This is enough to tell us that Mastodon is indeed a failure and has not replaced Twitter after 6 years of marketing itself as a Twitter alternative.

I think this is pretty obviously false. There are vibrant communities on Mastodon that left Twitter so they could exist in peace. Furry and furry friendly community, lgbtq+ webcomic artists, sex workers are a few off the top of my head that created their own communities.

And I would have thought this was self evident, but you can be an alternative and succeed as an alternative without it meaning you have to replace the original or absorb all the active users of the original.
I'm trialing fleetdm atm. It works on all 3.
The students used both, the community and enterprise editions of GraalVM. Indeed, G1 is an enterprise feature: https://www.graalvm.org/22.2/reference-manual/native-image/o...
I'd say it's more because of the anti-white anti-male anti-Christian virtue signalling competition that the social elite do, which seeps into all cultural products including entertainment and media. It makes low status traditional white men feel alienated from all of society except for Fox News and Donald Trump. The feeling of societal alienation leads to fascist sentiments as Hannah Arendt figured out.

That's the explanation for the phenomenon, but it doesn't mean I have sympathy for these people. They are perpetuating white supremacy and domination without realizing it. I simply wish our culture didn't create such a hostile climate for white men for purely pragmatic downstream reasons (i.e. I don't want fascism), as well as for egalitarian realism (i.e. race essentialism is wrong, even when directed at white people).

Regarding trade: such people aren't entitled to my trade or business. If I want to buy something from a Chinese person, that is my right, and they have no right to interfere with that.
Considering this press release came out on a Friday afternoon shortly before the Labor Day weekend, I sensed this wasn't supposed to be good news.
I’m confused why we have casinos running books for sports betting. Wouldn’t the market be much more well served by a prediction market? Buying a contract that pays out $1 at the market price seems like a much better idea than betting with a casino.
There’s no reason (other than cost and your current wealth and bank risk management) why you couldn’t get a personal loan for the full purchase price of the house, and pay the seller the cash price. You’d then see your bank account balance go up by the house’s cost, withdraw the cash and then pay the seller.

I’m not sure what bank would give a normal person that kind of money unsecured but you could secure it with e.g. another house you own. Most people don’t have a spare house, so the banks optimise the process for the everyday scenario where the buyer doesn’t need to see their bank balance go up. But money is still being created in there somewhere
> when the politics of science has hued much more closely to the

It's "hewed", not "hued"
I'm all for sarcasm but please show me a calculator that needs 16GB of RAM. Your input detracts from the original argument and doesn't progress the discussion at all.
I feel the same as you, but the article isn't aimed at us. It's aimed at people who do use it, and possibly rely on it for connections etc.
Erlang and Elixir -> web assembly I belive.
> to enforce linear thinking and silence people who react emotionally is why this comes up in the literature you're referring to. You wouldn't tell someone crying at the death of a loved one that crying isn't an objective response to the situation at hand, but this happens in many ways ("why are you so upset about X behavior from a colleague? -> you are behaving irrationally" rather than trying to understand why someone was upset, and knowing everyone reacts to things differently)

This is a topic on science and the example about someone crying over someone's death is a strange example.
It's clear that if it wants to be called "science" then it has to have what you call linear (vs circular?) thinking. And yes there is an objective truth as far as what experience can measure.

Saying "everyone reacts to things differently" is a truism. Then what? As everyone reacts differently, the logical result is to IGNORE the emotional/irrational part of people when we deal about science/technology. As simple as that.
Tired of Zoom Meetings? Get Ready for Hologram Meetings
Exactly, anyone that would bring him up in this discussion, and expect it to actually contribute to the topic at hand, can go Foucault themselves with a rusty hammer and sickle.
My memory is completely different. I was an iPhone user, but I bought a Nokia Lumia 710 (I think) to play with and I was thoroughly impressed. It was fast, fresh, the tile interface really worked well for phones - it looked much better than the boring grid of apps and gave useful information at a glance.

But since Microsoft were 2-3 years late, there were not many apps. And then they shot themselves and all people who already bought a Windows Phone device in the foot, by completely forking the ecosystem with Windows Phone 8. Leaving early adopters stranded on Windows Phone 7 and no ability to run newer Windows Phone 8 apps.
There are a few issues for that, but they haven't seen any activity in a while:

https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/3796
https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/2668
Foucault lived when the actual Nazis were in power and saw the rise of eugenics, so I'd bet that has more to do with his relating power and the course of science than "scientists are respectable ergo oppressive". Iirc he was also fairly clear about how his analyses were rooted in observation of actual occurrence, and not an attempt to divine the essence of the idea of science and power.

context, man. it matters.
Update, GitHub said they would re-evaluate the plan https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/31644
I have naked pictures of my wife on my iPhone (consensually taken, over 18, etc).

Apple has AI software the searches for photos given a text query (Siri feature I guess).

Searching for “baby” produces breast-centric photos of my naked wife posing in a sexy manner.

I mean I get the “breast/baby” connection - not rocket science. But I’d appeciate it if SFW queries didn’t product NSFW results.
After being burned a few times in similar ways I have detached my feelings from work, to the point that I believe that not actively looking for a better job than the one you have is foolish, I know it's an unpopular opinion but I reached the logical conclusion, that my work is just an asset and I sell it to the best bidder.

There is a handful of cases I would concede that you shouldn't keep searching for a new job but they are rare, like when you reach the position and company you dreamed your whole life and it's everything you wanted (e.g
an artist that dreamed of becoming head animator at studio ghibli), or a company where you own a big stake and strongly believe soon will increase in value, or you found a company that provides so much generous benefits that looking for better position would likely be a waste of time (e.g. 200K, 3 day work week, great teammates)
Ah I see - the idea is sound, it's just the implementation that was faulty. Tell me, how do sellers access international markets without several layers of collective bargaining?
So it’s just a what we call in Germany Blockheizkraftwerk (literally a block heating power station) for Kraft-Wärme-Koppelung (Power heat coupling). They are very often used for district heating and were seen as the way forward for reducing CO2-emissions before the advent of renewables. It’s still a useful concept for biogas plants and trash incineration power stations. It makes sense though to have them more centrally as that increases electrical efficiency.
Are we really about to pretend there’s no basis in reality, though? I literally have older relatives who were told — very explicitly! — that they should stay out of what we would now call STEM fields because it “wasn’t for Jews.” So what’s not sitting right with articles like this?
Symbian was the biggest problem with Nokia phones. The hardware was always amazing.

I owned a Communicator 9290, and have yet to have a phone that performed as well on speaker. Bar none. Noise cancelling and volume both. I had an e90, and although it was less amazing on that front, the build quality, and look at feel just was... Great!

I'd pay iPhone Pro prices for (basically) an e90 running Android with a decent camera. Nobody's made one yet, but I keep hoping. And yes, in a matter of weeks I'll have my Astro Slide from Planet Computers, but I have little doubt the form factor will still fall short of the dream of a truly pocket phone you can type decently well on.
Ah I see, it makes bigger leaps each step to try to get to the same end result in less total steps. That makes sense, assuming I have it right.
No worries, I wish you success. Just not understanding why this post keeps getting bumped up to the top.
A friend of mine built one of these and brought it to a music event. Pretty neat - I didn’t trip or anything, but it was nice to chill out in front of with your eyes closed.
"Leading Change" by John Kotter as far as I recall.
I'm pretty sure we could get that far if we really wanted but it would take some determination.
What are you talking about? First sale doctrine means that if you sell something, you've sold it and no longer own it. It does not mean you own the IP that went into making that product. Buying a car doesn't give you the rights to the manufacturers patents, or the design of the engine, it gives you ownership of the final product. If someone sells you a computer with linux on it you don't suddenly have ownership of the linux copyright.

> From a consumer protection perspectiv, it seems completely reasonable to say hardware devices have to have FOSS drivers, and that all hardware/software errata must be documented in public for at least N years.

Why?

> That could be watered down by only requiring the open sourcing / public docs when the manufacturer decides to drop driver support for the current release of the phone OS.

Again why? If your device still functions why should the manufacturer be required to give up ownership of their IP?
Internet Domain Owner Who Fought Nissan in Court for a Decade Died of Covid-19
Did you intend to make the scavengers sound like saints?
The comments here mostly have the flavour of "RIP Nokia".

Nokia got out of the phone business in 2014. They still exist and are a mjor force in networking equipment.

True, they are of less interest to people here as they do not make many hackable consumer devices, but an obituary is premature
> Elop was right about needing to change horses.

What was wrong with MeeGo?

The memo just states:

> at this rate, by the end of 2011, we might have only one MeeGo product in the market.

But that's not soo bad considering that they started the platform in 2010.

It's not like changing to a different platformbat this point would make things faster anyway.
They brought in a trojan horse with Elop. Any sensible company at the time would have bet on both horses. E.g. Samsung and HTC had both Android and Windows Phone devices. IIRC there was even one Samsung model (I think a Samsung ATIV) that you could install both Android and Windows Phone 8 on.
This reminds me, what ever happened to that jet pack guy that multiple airline pilots spotted near a major airport in California?
arthurcolle
The author has probably not used Mastodon for more than 5 minutes to write such a ignorant piece about the network. The sign is that he talks about the immature Mastodon mobile app while unofficial clients have been around for years before, and are much more feature-full. If you don't know a topic, don't write about it.
Wasn’t it plainly obvious to everyone at the time? Elop did everything he could to devalue Nokia in preparation for a Microsoft buyout, with the outcome that Elop would be a Microsoft executive for a little while - before Microsoft inevitably “pivots” to some new shiny thing and discontinues everything under Elop’s remit. I can’t imagine how anyone expected anything else.
Can We Predict Which Viruses Will Spread from Animals to Humans?
Archived: https://archive.ph/fuzKs
USB v4.1574787547zXQ 120gb mode will be enabled if you buy a rare cable captured from Hades by Hercules himself and your laptop has a chipset certified by Intel, Huawei and WWF.
Side question: Does anyone know where I xan find a USB display cable for under 30$? (Don’t remember the version)
Prompt is: monkey astronaut, bright, bright, bright, bright

(I was experimenting with repeating words, which does seem to amplify the effect each repeat with some keywords)

Seed is: 948574399
Has any Nokia B9 user also tried Sailfish OS? Is it a proper successor to the Harmattan Meego distro the N9 had?
> I've been aware of Mastodon pretty much since its inception and I had no idea that this was the case. The messaging really needs improved.

How can you not know, since it's clearly "decentralized" in every claim made about its service. That's the textbook definition of decentralized.
That sounds morbid
Marx is good when it comes to explaining things. Less so when it comes to prescriptions on how to fix them.
"The radio is, of course, non-directional. This means that it receives all stations simultaneously. But in emerging countries, this is of no importance: only one broadcast (carried by relay towers 50 miles apart) is carried."

Design for the Real World: Human Ecology and Social Change ©1971 pg. 162 https://archive.org/details/designforrealwor0000papa/page/16...
You can use agenix for secrets management. You can store all secrets encrypted with your SSH key in public config. The only non functional part is installing your SSH key, which is probably not a bad thing.
Apparently there is a dynamic linking ABI for Rust too, but it is not stable enough to use yet for distros like Debian.

https://wiki.debian.org/StaticLinking#Rust
https://lwn.net/Articles/797616/
https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/2603

I note that the PR for Rust symbol mangling got merged, but it looks like it isn't the default yet, they are waiting on external tools supporting it.
Thank god you can't bold.
Avoid Posting Marketing Articles
Not to single out too many posts that hit first page, but recently there's been an uptick in what seems like blatant marketing articles with almost 0 actual technical or other content besides marketing that firm / its products & services.
Literally nothing public health officials recommended had any measurable impact on the numbers (other than vaccination, which did measurably reduce deaths among the elderly, though contrary to public health officials’ statements, did nothing to stop the spread). Whether their about face had any impact is really beyond the point.

Rather, the argument here is that the reason they turned on a dime with the position, which was, to remind you, explicitly about the topic of the protest, and not them being outside, shows quite clearly that they will gladly put political consideration above scientific ones. This means that you cannot trust in their integrity in other contexts either, especially ones where their recommendations just so happen to match their political proclivities.

As a result, the credibility and trust their predecessors have earned over last century, are gone with the wind.
I predict that we're not going to hear any complaints from the woke types when all the AI-generated images of men are 6'3 with 10% body fat and 9 inch cocks.
If the average Amazonian washes out in under two years, I think it's pretty fair to say most amazonians only get two weeks.
It's a tricky one. If you buy a broom and it is a good broom you will give it a review of 10. But where you are expressing a personal preference, shouldn't 10 be reserved for the best thing you have every seen? And 1 for the worst (of course there is never a zero). Then your votes would average out at 5. But folks are never going to get that idea, which is why these sites will never work.
That's a applaudable goal wrt checking a specific policy. It's also entirely unsustainable as this takes hours at the very least for even a casual verification, days and weeks for anything more throughout.
> It’s weird. Masks have always been known to reduce transmission from a sick person. Keyword being reduce. But the anti mask people, especially on Twitter or Facebook are like “see this study! Masks don’t work”

I never understood the "masks are useless" claims. I've seen it in lots of forms, sometimes covering all types of masks or sometimes just cloth ones.

We've spent so long teaching people to cover their mouths when they cough specifically because it's been proven to help! We teach little kids to "Vampire Cough/Sneeze" for that very reason. Literally anything you put in front of your virus spewing face hole is going to do some good, but since N95 masks aren't 100% effective every single time it's not worth doing anything to protect the people around you? It really just seems like people looking for any excuse or justification to not be inconvenienced in any way for the benefit of the people around them. Like a very aggressive kind of selfishness I can't wrap my head around. Like people will hurt themselves to avoid doing anything that might help somebody else.