skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fun idea, but we've got 70 billion conscious beings killed every year for food. Money trumps consciousness.
Unix is around for about 50 years now and it doesn't look like it is getting replaced any time soon. If anything, the problem of Unix is, that in these 50 years, there was far to few cleanup going on. It is about house-keeping. Do we want a system which is designed by arbitrary decisions 50 years ago, or do we constantly clean up those corners to keep a clean system?
Not only that, by the time they figure how to do it the rest of the world will have moved on by at least 2 generations. SMIC has announced 14nm (but shipments in volume aren't clear), TSMC will have 5nm chips shipping in volume by the end of the month.
> We've wasted a significant amount of time on comms and interviews with over a dozen of these candidates.

this is what happens when you filter people based on keywords. they game the system.
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Is higher education anything more than a parasitical industry that takes whatever money is given to it from government, military and corporations, in order to return whatever studies are requested?
The Commodore Games System supported two buttons.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64_Games_System

And in fact you can use these on the C64. I have built a two button NES controller for the C64 - the second button is actually using one of the paddle inputs and the button on/off is the extremes of the paddle resistance.

A few games were commercially released and several homebrew games support two buttons like for example the port of Super Mario Bros. to the C64.
Huh, is bundling commonly found in library npm packages? Which packages do this? Asking so I can avoid this.

I already have a bundle intended for distribution to web browsers, I don't need these sorts of poor practices introducing unnecessary bundling code. Nested bundling sounds like insanity to me. So I very much agree with the author that this practice never made sense in the first place, and I'm baffled that it exists. It's very much an npm anti-pattern.
Many people take longer than 2 hours to learn how to do simple things on a computer. Especially in the past, when UI wasn't as good, many people had serious trouble using computers.

I think we can both agree that computers were a worthwhile technology that was worth spending time learning to use.

The fact that playing with these models for 2 hours a week after they came out isn't enough, does not mean that other people, given time, can't use them for crazy things and/or build crazy things around them.
I think it is exactly what the top poster is arguing for. He didn't say he used an API, he specifically said raw SQL. A non-ORM SQL library is just as non-portable as an ORM, his primary complaint. And each will have at least a few of their own weird intricacies, his secondary complaint (if they didn't, there wouldn't be more than one per language).
Although the formats are open. An efficient encoder may still be closed.
Wearable Display glasses are more useful to an average consumer than AR/VR headsets IMO, Especially for those with accessibility needs like me.

I've been tracking this for years now[1].

[1] https://needgap.com/problems/16-wearable-low-latency-display... (Disclosure: It's my problem validation forum).
I think it is good that they stay neutral and I believe even banning the Daily Stormer from their infrastructure was a mistake. As they write themselves it immediately created expectations for other content to be removed. Yes, the difference here is arbitrary, in my opinion a host should stay neutral as well.

The Daily Stormer tried to unsuccessfully groom kids with cute comics. They could not have fallen any lower. An intervention here would not be required. A negative example is also an example you can learn from.
As always, it's impressing that a single person can write this post.
I have just set my services to run on 8080 and port mapped 80 to 8080 with iptables. Been doing this for years and never had any issue. Is this a bad idea?
Gemini Launches Crypto Staking Product
They did, it's called 1025-65535. This is literally ancient tech. There are more modern (and perhaps more granular) ways to do it today with cgroups and nftables I'm sure.

I myself am an avid SElinux user and I know for sure you can restrict ports to user roles there.
Additionnally, regardless of the diet a key is to relearn to eat slowly. By eating too fast we tend to feel satiated too late.
The Vectrex (1982) also used the same port style for their controllers but the actual interface is not compatible.
> Any one email address refers to only one single person

A specific type of these are family email addresses. A pain to handle sometimes.
Back in university, we sometimes organized nude swimming events for students. We had a private lake, so nobody from the general public was bothered. Sometimes, old couples would walk by, giggle, and then go their ways.

But then video cameras became cheap and easy enough to use. So eventually, a creepy old man showed up and started filming our swimming event without anyone's consent. As part of the organization team, it was my duty to confront him and ask for him to wipe the tapes. His wife had died, he was lonely and horny and just wanted to capture his lucky sight for himself.

So we succeeded after a long discussion and he let me wipe the tape. But the damage was done. Afterwards, everyone was afraid of being filmed without consent again. We never got enough sign-ups for another event after that.
https://gist.github.com/timvisee/fcda9bbdff88d45cc9061606b4b...
It’s actually pretty annoying that some people are now going pure esm and actively removing cjs builds. There are certain libraries that don’t work with esm yet, so if you need one of those suddenly all the esm-only packages can’t be used.
The same Marc Andreesen who complained that there shouldn't be housing built near him because it would lower his property prices?

How can someone who has read Why Nations Fail miss the point? We don't build for the same reasons that we didn't from the year -2000 to the Enlightenment. Because it's now better and easier in so many cases to just rent seek. Why bother constructing housing when you can just have other people's labour increase your land values? Why should I increase the supply of residency spots when constraining that supply increases my salary by $100k? Why bother with bold bets when you have net work effect monopolies? It's not talkers standing in the way of builders, it's leeches.
> email is a reliable transport

I mean, it is. Either you email will be delivered successfully, or you get a message that it couldn't be delivered. If disappears without trace, then most likely system administrator has manually deleted it
Honestly, this sounds more like something like Chiselstrike than a traditional CMS
a big influx of people from countries and cultures way less open towards nudity and sexuality doesn't change anything? It would be the same if immigration came from the puritan regions of US.
Non-YKK zippers are a canary: what other corners have been cut? Unless they’re RiRi, of course.
I wrote our onboarding system and had it strip apostrophes from names. Some people object, but they object more when random websites refuse to let them sign up.
Reference for dummies like me:

Layers of the atmosphere: https://kidspressmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/dre...

Polar vortex: https://scijinks.gov/polar-vortex/
File system based offline disk management
I am not nearly attracted by ebook readers but I don't have room for hundreds or thousands of book.

Public libraries FTW.
OptiFi Program Incident Report
"Properly" glosses over a lot of the intricacies of their politics. Like I said, Russia was disorganized at the time but you should not make the mistake of thinking they gladly released all of their buffers without a fight.

We have glaring evidence of their struggle to maintain power over their old buffer countries like Chechnya and Ukraine, so one can only imagine what they must have done to the others.

Edit: Just one example of how the transition wasn't without opposition is the January 1991 events in Lithuania when Gorbachev tried to re-establish soviet rule and this ended in 14 Lithuanian citizens dead.
>"such as rising populations of people from cultures and religions that aren’t as tolerant of public nudity"
Photoshop is a pistol, this thing is a gatling gun.
It's a "coaster" hub, very common on cheap single-speed bikes. It allows you to coast without pedalling, and by applying backwards pedal pressure it activates a drum brake.

Definitely not enough braking force for this bike weight though.
Or the zippers slider breaking into 2 parts on your relatively expensive Ski Jacket in a remote location at the beginning of the vacation. Happened to me, luckily I had a (cheap) fleece jacket with me with the same zipper size and I was able to fix it.
I agree with you on demographics, but disagree on your explanation.

(Although I'm curious what mechanism you posit between Islamic migrants and less nudism...)

I think the demographics explanation that really works is that nudism as a philosophy belongs to an older generation.

I was raised by nudists, and spent many an awkward holiday in various nudist clubs or camps as a child, and the customer base was already dominated by older people back then.

A lot of the for-profit nudist colonies have closed down or shifted to semi-nude, because there's so much less demand.

But don't worry, the dedicated nudists still get nude, they form clubs and rent out private camps.
5.25 drives were once so ubiquitous, I am astonished how difficult it is to read a floppy these days. First, you have to find a drive - ancient used ones only. Then, you have to find an interface to it, because nobody makes them for modern computers, and BIOS support has been dropped over a decade ago.

CDs only hold 800Mb of information. When you can get a 64G usb stick for $6, who is going to burn CDs anymore?
The thing is that without some form of search cataloguing, even if there were useful information in there, you would have to already know about it in order to look for the details and the information would then lack context, e.g. subsequent developments in that area.

Contrast with Google or a specialist electronic service
> It’s a funny coincidence that the field where we’re seeing the most innovation happens to be the one we regulated least, and that the fields that got worse are the most regulated ones.

type of pithy observation that sound reasonable (even smart) until you think about it for two seconds, or do even a modicum of historical research on. the graph supplied is so misleading I can’t read further. I hope the author manes to make some good points tho.
Is it available somewhere? Sounds useful
I was that thinking of a cool idea, where the conversion was translated in real time and gpt3 was giving you answers to common questions like give me an example of when XYZ

You could also do interview questions.
This is the result of the clash between naïve idealism and the realities of revenue (and maybe some realpolitik). Undermining company revenue, usually isn't met with enthusiasm.
I'm the OP. That was exactly my question, great explanation. I've been confused by similar apparent paradoxes before, where I didn't clearly distinguish something being true inside the theory and outside of it.
So... set ourselves up for another Log4j situation where a vulnerability is found in a sub-sub-sub dependency of some dependency you didn't even know you were using, such that only good way of fixing it is to manually scrub the code from `.jar`s?
If someone actually does something, then yes, they should be guilty of a crime. I don't think it's possible to come up with a definition of "stochastic terrorism" in the way that you want, which doesn't result in a massive curtailment of civil liberties. How many acts of speech are necessary to make it into a crime? How many listeners / readers?
Doesn't change anything, really? You have a slice of your younger population comprised of people that heavily values modesty and simply do not accept public nudity. Even if you yourself are not muslim, some of your friends will be.

It is just a statement of logical facts. You are seeing bigotry where none was implied.
A counter argument on this is also to hold a standard across your software suite. The amount of times i have found websites that allow `email+tag@example.com` on sign up but then promptly break at the backend has become more than i can count on one hand.

While the argument that supporting all valid email addressing may not be the best idea, holding a uniform standard across your own systems is.
ESG is primarily a mechanism for shareholders to get even more influence. This is not altruism. On the contrary, they leverage their financial advantages. Road to hell in my opinion.
What is a riri?
Convince me that mass surveillance in a genocidal police state is not one of the most potentially dangerous technologies humans will ever create.
> it will at least make sense without demonizing a person who thinks differently.

I specifically do NOT demonize people who think differently, hence why I don't find it appropriate to leverage the authority of the state in order to prevent them from thinking differently.
Clothing and below all have additional leverage through advertising and/or merchandising.

Everything above 0% does not.
What mechanism do you propose? Muslims arrived, then X, therefore less nudism.

What's X?
Ask HN: Do you care about my daily updates?
Because I don't care about yours. And I don't say that to be disrespectful. I just don't see any benefit to knowing what you work on, day to day, provided to me in an inefficient way via a stand up.

And I will be browsing the web or coding while you speak, just fyi and I'm sorry.

If you really _NEED_ to know what I have worked on yesterday, can I just give you a written report? Or look at the jira?

Can we bury the daily standup next to the waterfall and oncall?
I've been using daily builds for a while with an M1 Mac. But this is the first official release for Apple Silicon Macs—and it works great.

Now it's time for third-party plugins to add support. (I'm looking at you, Elgato.)
The term crypto until recently referred to cryptography, not cryptocurrencies. Cryptography is quite useful for Digital attestation, and Privacy.

However I'm not a fan of the concept of Internet License, maybe it's better to not give the kids the car if you don't want them to use it.
Adding to that, if tour IP was on a blocklist before, you van request an unblock at spamhaus. Might take a few days but they generally comply.
Maybe it shouldn’t be about the country and its medal counts then. Imagine spending the best years of your life training, only to be told to throw the match because some bureaucrats thought it was best for their country?

This whole patriotism thing in sports seems silly. Two highly trained and motivated people are playing, let the better person win the match. Why does it have to be so hard?

Maybe it is time to stop playing national anthem and play the winner’s favorite song instead. Wave a white flag instead of the national flag.
Oh how the giants have fallen
It’s odd that the author doesn’t mention the string of global conflicts, hot and cold, that drove much of that innovation.
TIL black people need suncream.

Apparently the pigmentation is at best equivalent to SPF 13.

Related article I came across.

https://www.healthline.com/health/black-people-need-sunscree...?
>not the case.

That's the case in PRC athletic system, especially in events PRC dominate in, where the bench is deep enough to get multiple podium placements, so roster crafting like this happens to maximize country medal count.

> personal goal system, especially if competing in an individual discipline

This is really where individual vs collective sport systems/philosophies diverge. PRC state sport development programs are more about reflecting state capacity / winning medals than individual prestige (like USSR). Young kids from backwater shitholes with little other prospects gets recruited into the athletic development pipeline and unless they're thoroughly dominant, are just one of several alternatives that can guarantee medals in events PRC specializes in. These athletes generally aren't kids of upper middle class families from developing countries with resources to largely negotiate through the amateur sport system themselves who are then apportioned commiserate glory when they win. PRC sport developement is a more all empassing national / institutional effort - it's a team effort from day one that generates enough talent in certain events that's feasible to play team order shenanigans.
I mean, this is purely libertarian populism. Someone quoting “Uber cultural values” should be a dead giveaway that they have no damn idea what they’re talking about.
Thanks! I found this project[0] recently that does what you described, but it is not open sourced.

Maybe if I get around to it, I might build a UI.

[0] https://www.askedith.ai
Unless they verify the source code of every library they use and verify the entire call stack; it probably has a nested for loop somewhere. Good thing computers are fast!
On this note I do want to get into Anoraks because from what I understand they pack up much easier and the zippers basically don't wear out.

But I've never found a comfortable way to take them on and off them so always end up returning them. Any anorak wearers wanna share some oppinions on this?
I agree with the (counter)cultural aspect and that after more than a generation isn't a hot new thing anymore. But it's not only nudity, it's also swimwear. Especially to be observed with young males, where we went from Speedos to voluminous, maybe multi-layered (if local regulation don't prohibit this) pants. There's definitely a "new shyness".
A Bitcoin wallet for the next billion
This is an idea I've been thinking about for some time, in the end I've decided to not to pursue it.

However I think it highlights some of the flaws of current hardware wallets and so might be a interesting food for thought in that sense.
The way VFX industry called everyone artist because they are working in with visuals has always been confusing.

You have many professions who work with visuals and never would call themselves artist - designers, illustrators.

If you photobash all day to generate ideas its much closer to design than to what people would call artist.

Maybe thats a cultural difference but i always thought that distinction is clear. Anyone working in anything pop culture, commercial, “industry” is those other professions. People independly doing visuals (anything really) for visuals sake are called arists.

So when i mention artist i imagine completely different group of people than you.
A brand of zippers - https://www.riri.com/products/riri/
> her family probably didn't even have much choice in the matter. Either disown the deviant or face punishment for her speech.

That is an optimistic take. Chinese previous generations I've known in my circle are also stepped in the genuine belief of filial piety and national loyalty.
It seems they pulled the page down, no idea why. You can search for NMKD GUI on Google and find another source perhaps, there are lots of reddit threads about this.
Or any SAAS for that matter. It takes some effort to get email sending right. It is also a field like SEO where there is a large chance that you get lucky, and things works even when the setup is incorrect.
You can have good and bad regulations, and too much and too little regulation.

The only really dumb position is that fewer regulations = better always.

For example, there are tons of building codes that keep houses from falling down, and make them livable in many other ways. Those seem good. Others that say that we shouldn't poison the air or water too much. Also good.

So yes, much of the consumer protection is working very well thank you. There are a few places where we went overboard and need to cut back.
>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.

Yes, that would have been IMHO much more appropriate, though there is the Wayback Machine (thanks for providing the link), allowing everyone to see with their own eyes what the matter was.
> The US will win in a non-war scenario, by using its influence over the other countries and isolating China from the US's western allies.

The US has lost a lot of their soft power, beginning with the Iraq war, but exploding during the 45th Presidency. Their failure to convince Germany to drop North Stream 2 is the best example of that loss - particularly the gang of senators which thought it would be a good idea to threaten a harbor with sanctions [1] was perceived as extremely rude here. And a lot of nominal allies are highly skeptical of how reliable an ally the US themselves are, given the very high likelihood of the Republicans getting obstructionist power again either this November or in two years and the lack of decent candidates on the Democrat side.

[1] https://www.dw.com/en/nord-stream-2-us-senators-threaten-ger...
Your aren't actually making the kind of point that you think you are.....
We = were you head of the fraternity? Affiliated with the university?
> It's worth noting that the invention of the camera in the 1800s prompted similar criticism related to the medium of photography, since the camera seemingly did all the work compared to an artist that labored to craft an artwork by hand with a brush or pencil.

I think this settles the matter. It's not as if the camera or the AI registered themselves to the art contest and submitted their work. A tool is a tool. Of course we can limit which tools are allowed, as there are car races, horse races and bicycle races. Maybe there are no Photoshop art contests.
How did you feel about mask mandates and lockdowns?
April 28, 2022 - Businessman Sentenced to One Year Imprisonment for ITAR Brokering Violations[0]

This is just the first of many ITAR violation stories that I found when doing a quick search. ITAR violations are regularly enforced.

[0] https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/businessman-sentenced-to-o...
I usually use the followig when developing with multiple people without an Internet connection:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/377293

git daemon --reuseaddr --base-path=. --export-all --verbose

Others can just pull from the IP address. Works well for hacking in the field, a PR is just one shout away :)
1. young muslims are way less inclined to get nude in public: more young muslims, less young nudists

2. locals felt safer before because they were nude among people with the same culture towards nudity, now they don't anymore because there's a bigger chance to be sexualized by people from different cultures
A primer (taken straight from GP's first link):

> the full case foldings are superior: for example, they allow "MASSE" and "Maße" to match.
..or you are sending to a Microsoft-hosted email like @outlook.com, @hotmail.com or @live.com and they have decided that your sending server is spammy. In that case they will silently drop your mail.
Yes. I check the zipper brand. I also look for molded plastic zippers (vislon) as opposed to coil zips because they are way more durable