skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It gets really weird when you have one dependency including .NET 6 version, and another including .NET 5, since they sometimes rework nuget packages with how many Microsoft.Extensions they have now.
Late reply, but, to me the difference between Ops and DevOps is whether or not you need to contact IT to get your original list of:

- Know what you have

- Know where it is

- Know what it is doing

- Know what it is supposed to be doing
"won't somebody think of the drug addicts" is a novel (to me) argument for why all ads are bad
The UK actor's union Equity effectively acts as a name registrar to avoid this: https://www.actorsequity.org/join/WhyJoin/name-protection/

That's why https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Walliams spells his name with an A rather than the more normal I.
Hah! I uploaded a drawn picture of a bridge over cliffs and a river using the prompt "view of bridge over cliffs and river".

What I got was "NSFW content detected, please try a different prompt".

I must say it didn't exactly exceed my expectations.
I think that your and your friend's argument reduces to "the AI is not a human, but a machine-like, and thus can not be `inspired' but only `reproduce'". I don't know if it is a novel argument to be tried in a court of (copyright) law, but it is certainly a good one.
True, but there's a value to turnkey.
Bits like this remind me of "all rumors are not true until denied."

This extreme level of cope strongly tells us that crypto really is here to stay, like it or not.
Germany is a bigger manufacturer.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.ATM.CO2E.PP.GD?locat...

Once you adjust for GDP they're both doing well and Germany has caught up with France (added UK and US for context).
> Imagine deploying production code that only worked 85% of the time... would be a nightmare. I felt, and feel similarly about deep learning approaches to art. They're just so finnicky and unpredictable, for example, add a single extra pixel to that example in this article and the output would look completely different.

Don't think the metaphor works. Code that only works 85% of the time is obviously broken but Art is subjective so an 85% solution to a creative problem could be more than enough for most consumers.
> Human consciousness and thought processes aren’t “just” anything (math, electrical impulses, etc.) — the fact is, we don’t know what the brain really does and how it’s connected to our conscious experience, or even what that is!

There are a lot of things we don’t know, but it is not magic. There is no discussion that artificial neurones don’t have much in common with the real ones, which are very non-linear and much more connected. But in the end it’s all electrochemistry.

> Neural networks, despite their name, don’t model the brain.

But that’s not directly related to my point. My point that even in the case of a ML model, you cannot get an exact reproduction any more than you can get from a human’s memory. In one case it’s scrambled somewhere in someone’s brain, in the other on a hard drive but the difference is not really relevant. Subjecting an AI’s production to the copyrights of all the things it’s been exposed to is very similar to subjecting a painter’s production to the copyrights of all the painting they have seen.
Feel free to check out https://www.runpod.io/ :)
Except the average European home is burning a non-renewable resource for heat at 4x the energy cost of running a AC. Plus the need for AC correlates pretty strongly with solar output, and there is no equivalent renewable correlation for heat. It must be asked whether it makes sense at all to live in places where comfort requires burning carbons.
This is just getting silly.

They use Suricata for the IDS/IPS. I have a UDMP, and I route 2.5GB a second across two load balanced connections (fiber and cable) on full IDS/IPS with no problems. I have logging going to greylog without any issues, but am looking to move to Loki. I have a UDMP, with a single 8TB disk for my camera, but you can grab a UNVR if you need more storage. If you need two, grab two UNVRs to cover a whole site. They pair now. And if you are a prosumer instead of a homelab / busoiness site grab a UDR, with a fast flash disk. You can pair that into Homekit secure with Homebridge (or even better, Scrypted).

I have 5 Unifi 6 devices - zero problems with them in well over a year at this point. I get 800mb/s from any location on-site.
"Not as polished" is an incredibly generous term. Unless something has radically changed, Mikrotik basically requires remoting in with a command line and understanding all the implementation details. It's like trying to run a FreeBSD box as a router. Ubiquiti's tooling for common workflows is generations ahead, not a coat of polish.
The content is amazing indeed but with a “that’s out private club” feel to it. It’s not very inviting to new comers, most of its links on the footer or get started are dead.

All in all, charming in its way. I’ve been bumping into it every now and then for the past decades, being fascinated by the discussions, while never having consider to sign-up
I've seen this happening for the last couple years, which is disappointing. It's always been the only social platform I use with frequency, but that's becoming harder with fewer of my peers using it.
I don’t see how given the Earth is only 6000 years old.
I recall most developers didn't jump from 472 to core 1 since this was thr expectation.

I barely started touching core until core 3, and really started checking out .net 5.
https://www.fnlondon.com/articles/european-banks-face-dispro...
Reach me on Twitter and I will give you temporary access to the repo
I don't really want to pay for support contracts which cost more than the upfront cost of the hardware after a couple of years to continue to receive software updates for my prosumer level home networking deployments. Does Meraki and Aruba provide free updates?
Nobody is talking about 1A. Freedom of speech is a principle. That there are laws codifying it is incidental.
Germany: gas for heating and industry, nuckear for electricity. Primary energy =|= secondary energy. If the pro-nuclear crowd could just get the basics right, it would make so much more sense to engage in reasonable discussions.
Except using an alias online is a large part of internet culture. There are also a lot of people that do use their real names online.

I’m not telling strangers, in-person or online, my address.
> it certainly seems like their use should be curtailed.

Or at least closely monitored by qualified medical professionals.

You might be surprised to learn that amphetamines, steroids, and other performance enhancing drugs are issue to military personnel in specific cases, but they are done so under medical supervision.

However, in the case of this article, Viagra use is not authorized nor properly monitored.
Sorry to hear this; It is tough to lose jobs when there is a fear of recession. I hope everyone will land on their feet. The package seems to be generous, I am glad that Snap is considerate to people on visas.
Interesting. Snap is one of the few along with TikTok and Instagram, that are still heavily used by teens, according to recent Pew research.

https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2022/08/10/teens-social...

A couple days ago they also got Protocol to reprint their press release about cutting cloud expenses:

https://www.protocol.com/enterprise/snap-microservices-aws-g...

Sounds like they are moving decisively toward profitability instead of growth for growth's sake.
Bash/Terminal Shortcuts for Maximum Productivity
Everyone is producing TV shows now. There are 'Amazon Mini Shorts' on my Amazon app, Swiggy and Zomato - two food delivery apps - also have their own shows. It's an explosion of content and I can't fathom who in the world is watching all of it. Or any of it.
Low river levels + very warm water levels have forced selective shutdowns in France - a reliance on water that the drought sent away. River water is often a 'once through' system, compared to cooling towers which can be water conserving closed systems that tale more space or tiered evaporators. I expect that France is using the shutdowns for maintenance of various corrosion points. It is cheaper to use cheap pipe and replace it when it corrodes versus stainless steel or other alloys. I think France has been very well served by it's nuclear power plants as it leads the world in that arena. As for doctrinaire opposition of nuclear = I have none, build it well, maintain it well, and it will serve you well. I would like France to be in the lead for implementing a thorium cycle. Thorium has been neglected due to the difficulty of making nuclear weapons as off-products of the reactors - as we have seen Uranium was driven to the head of the nuke queue by the relative ease of making fissionable material that suited bombs.
I feel you have stuck an inappropriate 'pin' in France on this. Had all Europe/world followed France, we would be miles ahead in global warming reduction! Even more so with Thorium! Works proceeds on Thorium - it's day will come.
>> it would have taken in account its own interests first in this crisis.

Europe did take account of its own interests

The primary interest of Europe is to put a stop to Russian aggression and genocide.

The RUS govt itself has said that it will not stop at Ukraine, which it also states has no right to exist, and that Poland and the Baltics are next.

Aggressors and autocrats will only stop when they ARE stopped by an outside force. Every other "negotiation" or appeasement is taken as a sign of weakness or permission. Destroy entire cities in Chechnya, Syria, Georgia? No opposition? OK, must be fine. Occupy and annex Crimea & Donbas? A bit of tut-tutting, but no real opposition, must be fine. So, we get the Ukranian war and threats against Poland and the Baltics, and just yesterday against the British isles.

Not being killed is the first interest of Europe.

Not being subjugated to an authoritarian regime is a close second.

Maintaining low energy pricing and high availability is definitely lower than both.

Just because the US is showing leadership and many countries agree that genocide is bad and should be sanctioned does not mean that the agreeing party is somehow not independent. Stop carrying Putin's water.
Maybe, but with wfh the last 2 years I've been pretty active. Athletic hobbies keep me busy
Spreadsheet warrior kinda shit. CFO needed 500M for a stock-buyback. CFO wrote down some napkin math, let go 1/5 of the team. Murdered all innovation into the ground. Wallstreet loved it. Snapchat is a cashcow on a spreadsheet. CFO knows he needs another 20% layoff in Q1 of 2023 to drive his cost of capital down further. Expect more pain from the suits.
Ask Bosch to build the heart pumps. Highly efficient, run on electricity.
Let's let EU stand on it's own and chart it's own direction. And USA should also resign from NATO.
That is a great question! There is definitely some variation to what will work on very dark skin versus more medium skin. Getting a prescription solution from a dermatologist is usually the best way to get something very custom to your specific skin needs. But we know not everyone can afford to see a dermatologist - and shouldn't have to go that route to see results. What we've done is created a retail solution that will show improvement on all darker skin tones. The speed and magnitude of those results could vary person to person.
Better routing functionality (at least until the last bits of load balancing and policy based routing land), but MicroTik is hard to manage for anything but the simplest use cases. Plus you don't get the single pane of glass management across your WIFI / Switch / Routing ecosystem. In fact, you have to change the operating system you use on the switch depending on which features you want w/ Mikrotek.

Aruba and TP-Link Omada did huge marketing pushes to take advantage when Ubiquiti got hit with this crap. Every person I have talked to that switched from Unifi gear to Arbua Instant-On has moved back off of it over the last year. There is some selection bias there, but you can see the same thing in the youtube tech blogger(s) as well. That said, I think if you are not going Unifi for WIFI, your best bet is either CISCO or alternatively go mesh.

If you want to go down the more powerful path for routing I strongly suggest OPNSense / PFSense.
Far left and liberals are not democratic allies, the left includes anarchists who would also disagree with “democracy over freedom”, liberal democracy and leftism aren’t compatible, and your definition of freedom is a peculiar contested one (you might be interested in Maggie Nelson’s recent exploration of what freedom in America means, “On Freedom”). I’m not sure where you’re getting your poetic ideas.
My entire experience with MOBAs is that people will rip you to shreds for not doing or knowing every overly specific thing people didn't know either when they had less experience.
That seems like a statement not written by a lawyer. It’s possible he’s concerned about legal ramifications
they are not biting the dust, at least for now, they're just going lean and shedding few pounds to weather the storm.
Just putting this out there, I am a PharmD and this is totally real and the traditional medical establishment is really behind. It is positive effects are beyond doubt - the argument against it is usually "we don't know what the side effects if 100m+ went on it for 20+ years". (which is also 100% true, but that's where patient autonomy comes in). Also, there are some questions about how much are really the positive effects.

Anyway, I am tinkering with something in that space - feel free to reach out if you want explore being a co-founder. (email in about)
Thank you, this is a more interesting argument than the people reacting emotionally without reading the article.

Assuming we all agree that KF is reprehensible, the question is where is the line of moral obligation to stop supporting them. In the most reductive case, you could argue that anyone selling food or water to white supremacists is supporting white supremacy. Or that firefighters who put out a fire at a white supremacist's house are supporting white supremacy. But I don't think people generally consider that to be providing support, whereas they would consider, say, hosting a conference and paying white supremacists to speak at it as supporting white supremacists. So where is the exact line where it becomes "support"? It's ambiguous.

Cloudflare is in an unenviable position of being exactly on the line where moral obligation rests, further complicated by providing different products around hosting and DDOS mitigation. IMO, there is a clear distinction between hosting content and providing DDOS mitigation services, as the article suggests. And just as you wouldn't want your electric company unilaterally deciding that you were a white supremacist and cutting your power, I agree with CF's stance that they shouldn't be making extrajudicial decisions about which customers to use their DDOS protection.
A crypto bro scammer using a (from a friend) stolen verified account tried to buy mine for 700 via Discord

Cringey stuff
IANAL. KF appears to me to be woefully in violation of US Federal law since it is a forum more or less dedicated to cyberstalking.

> The federal law concerning cyberstalking is 18 U.S.C. § 2261A(2). It provides that it’s unlawful for any person to engage in a course of conduct through electronic communication that makes another individual reasonably fear death or serious bodily harm to themselves or another (including a pet or service animal). The behavior may also be illegal if it causes or could cause “substantial emotional distress.” A course of conduct means two or more acts suggesting that the individual has or will continue the behavior.

https://www.duimiamilawyer.com/blog/2020/12/is-there-a-feder...

The decision of investigators to turn a blind eye to it over the past decade is curious.
Pakistan emits less than 1% of the planet-warming gases. It's now drowning
This seems to be the basics of the case:

Initial report:
https://web.archive.org/web/20211202143043/https://krebsonse...

Indictment of source:
https://web.archive.org/web/20211202161703/https://krebsonse...

In cases like this it's probably better to leave the article up but plaster a big red 'retracted' banner across it, with a link to a complete explanation as to why it was retracted.

As far as defamation, isn't the legal bar on that pretty high in the USA? Maybe there's a negligence issue, i.e. relying on a single source, not doing enough background, etc. that overrides the normal 'good faith' reporting norms?
For personal use cases this the the best option by far IMHO.

At work we deployed Tailscale company wide but we almost entirely use subnet routers and don't have Tailscale on each node. So it only gets you as far as an SSH bastion. We instead rely on standard SSH keys to reach individual nodes and another third party service that dynamically provisions accounts and authorized_keys on machines when you try to login.

I would kill for something as simple and clean as Tailscale SSH for all of our nodes at work. Especially since it has ACLs and optional "check mode" which forces re-auth/2FA for high risk nodes.
Exactly the sort of cringe I'd like to avoid!
It's so strange to me that is is legal in the US when prostitution isn't(in most states).

Not that I think prostitution should be illegal, but it's basically the same thing.
Hey, int13, the studio I co-founded 14 years ago has been "dormant" for some time now.

I am working for int13 Labs now, kind of a spin-off company.

What I am saying about graphic artists, is that their value is what they add to the creation process, not in claiming copyrights.
Even though the list is intended for Bash on Linux, many of these shortcuts work in other configurations! For example, most of them work for me using Fish on iTerm 2/macOS.
Which jurisdiction are you speaking about? Do you have legal qualifications to dispense this advice?

The US is rather unique in their absolutist view of free speech and other countries don't work the same way. Generally, for example, this would be a violation of UK law.
Elon’s New Twitter Gambit
https://archive.ph/K5EKy

"...Basically, Musk is trying to pivot and strengthen his legal justification for walking away from Twitter, from the initial focus on how many fake users there are. But on Friday Ann Lipton of Tulane University’s law school wrote an excellent summary on why Zatko’s “cornucopia” of allegations aren’t actually that helpful for Musk..."

"I guess I’m writing about Twitter again" - https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/business_law/2022/08/i-gue...
I’m not aware of any new information in the last 6 months about the matter.

I guess better late than never.
I don't buy this argument at all. It fully depends on your mindset. No big company pays you to become lazy and entitled, at least not the FAANG ones referred to by most as the gold standard. If you cannot show initiative and growth in a big company you don't belong in a start up. People with initiative and a drive to do things thrive anywhere and in any condition. They solve problems no matter what the form is and forge ahead. I do see that working for a startup can be great, but this whole "work at a start up first" is just trying to glorify startups and nothing else.
And each of those platforms you've mentioned have explicit rules AGAINST harassment, doxxing, swatting, and other reprehensible behavior KF engages in.

Sure, it may be posted, but lots of it is removed as soon as it is identified and/or reported.
If I reword my reply to:

"There has never been a reasonable expectation that private businesses are or should be required to allow all speech. Doing so prevents the business from exercising their own freedom of speech protections."

it still holds. Freedom of speech does not mean that a company should be compelled or required to host speech it disagrees with.
It's more a world energy crisis.

See: https://www.wsj.com/articles/europe-scoops-up-lng-choking-of...

> “Because of the Ukraine war, every single molecule that was available in our region has been purchased by Europe, because they’re trying to reduce their dependence on Russia,” said Pakistan’s Petroleum Minister, Musadik Malik.
Some good discussions on rapamycin and longevity on Reddit at https://www.reddit.com/r/Rapamycin/
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Our Last Year with the MetroCard Machine
> US policymakers repeatedly warning Europe

That's very patronising. All these "warnings" were distant echoes of internal debates Europe has been having for decades. They're nothing that Europe didn't know about already.

It's like saying "European policy makers have been warning USA about the dangers of repelling the right to abortion". Playing the role of Captain Obvious isn't helpful.

Additionally, Europe isn't Europe. Europe is a collection of sovereign states. Eastern Europe has been warning some western European countries about the dangers of relying on Russia for decades (no, USA's expert advice was not required to reach this conclusion).
Bed Bath and Beyond is making a last-ditch effort to save itself
So we fill the oceans with plastic, then remove the seaweed to replace plastic?
Yes, there is periodic cycle, depending on ice ages.
I'll never understand the reasoning for social media platforms to get into the hardware business.

SNAP getting into drones and phones - you might as well just light stacks of money on fire, which is what happened here.

Whatever happened to just doing what you are good at? Or is the end result for every startup global world domination?
Mad props to him for finally posting a retraction and half-assed apology after Ubiquity forced him to with the lawsuit they never should have done? What?
I'd love to see a sample chapter before buying, is that something that you can share?
The only thing I host from home at the moment is a Mosquitto[1] server. That serves to receive telemetry data from an embodied AI research platform that I have been working with. It's running on Fedora 36 on a bare-metal Lenovo mini-tower system. Nothing fancy, just something I picked up at the local university surplus store for like $40.00 or something a while back.

I would push this data straight to S3 or whatever, but I'm just getting started with this project and I don't yet know exactly how fast data is going to be accumulating, and I don't want to suddenly find myself with a $1000/month AWS bill or something. So I just ordered an external 10TB drive to attach to this server, installed Mosquitto, and decided to start out pushing the data to my home. Once I have a better feel for how it's going to behave and what the volume will be, I may switch to a cloud provider based setup. Time will tell.

[1]: https://mosquitto.org/
One thing worth noting: at least when I installed it, the auto clean functionality (the bit that actually removes the cookie/etc data) is disabled by default. This means it needs configuration to actually do anything aside from manual cleaning.
Well, you can probably guess...

"EU demand for pellets has significantly outpaced domestic production for the past ten years, and it has resulted in increased imports from mainly Russia, the United States, Belarus, and Ukraine."

https://apps.fas.usda.gov/newgainapi/api/Report/DownloadRepo...
If you're so self-conscious like this, you may take voice notes or record the whole session for personal use only.
I wonder what their argument would have been. "Business people just aren't observant enough to notice things in general shrug" ?
Bed bath and beyond is the new Sears/Kmart. Zombie store that well survive way longer than it reasonably should as part of some sort of investment scam
Paywalls are generally immoral. They are designed to deprive users of their laws. Thus, anything that helps breach paywalls is morally good.