skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Personally, I have felt that the current rate of software development across the entire industry is impossible to maintain long term. People are writing software faster than QA can happen, nothing is ever truly stable, and everything is always broken. Software is a fluid that will always expand to fill its container. That said, it's also true that software mostly works which is something I cannot say for software in the 90s. I suppose this one of those "miracles" of the industry. I personally hate the direction the industry is going though. Stuff seems to change constantly for no reason, desktop software is mostly just chrome in some form or another, and SaaS is eating everything. The only stuff that doesn't do this seems to be FLOSS, so I use it.

It may be time for me to sharpen other skills and make a career change, I dunno.
Yeah obviously better to go with 4090's if your model fits in the VRAM. But if the models you want to work with are larger than 24GB you'll need to spend the big money.
I would check out <https://nixos.org/> if you're looking for a similar experience to Brazil.

My own opinion is that the Brazil had far too many running parts. I didn't like that reproducibility required the tool interacting with 3-4 different services, and I'm much more a fan of having the source code repository act as a single source of truth for reproducibility. Plus, using Brazil meant you had to use their entire tech stack, where GitLab/GitHub beat them by far.
Always amused on Blind about people posting leaving Microsoft for Amazon because TC is the only thing folks seem to focus on there. I've known dozens of Amazon engineers and I've never met one that was happy.
The GIL serializes all the things you can do in Python... I am not sure I understand the question to be honest.
Broken arms & glass socks
ngrok free is great for smaller scale, as you describe.

openziti simplifies scale:

+ mTLS

+ zero trust w/ inbound firewall rule of deny-all (rather than ACLs)

+ private DNS w/ wildcard domains

note: mTLS, wildcard domains etc are in ngrok $900/user annual plan but these are free for foss like the OpenZiti solution used by OP (and maybe free for other solutions too?)
How do you differentiate crypto from any other video game currency. You can buy in game currencies for real money and literally gamble with it inside a game with literally slots or loot boxes or whatever, then trade it to others as well, in exchange for real money. Every game is different though. I’m just struggling to find the difference between crypto and any other digital in a video game in regards to gambling. Both are code driven and if anything in game gambling seems worse because rather than paying a market value where everyone has the same risk, you are paying the game creator for loot boxes or info and currency which they can print infinitely. Of course if they did print too much of an item or currency it would crash their in game market and destroy the rarity of those items. Anyways it seems like if Twitch is going after crypto gambling websites they need to go after in game gambling as well.
> In that case, why not subscribe?

Not the OP, but a possible reason: not all people have credit cards. In fact, the very first thing I did once I finally decided to get a credit card (which, frankly, is only really necessary to buy things from outside my country; within the country, there are other convenient payment methods) was to subscribe to LWN. Before that day, other than a brief year in which a friend had paid for my LWN subscription with his credit card, I mostly waited the one week to read the paid articles (and, in fact, I'm still subscribed to the LWN mailing list which automatically tells you whenever a paid article becomes free).
Yes but the point the parent made was that after WW1 they were not restricted and it lead to WW2 and after WW2 it lead to the EU. So its pretty clear what strategy was better.

In fact, the Republicans under Henry Cabot Lodge wanted exactly that, Germany had to be defeated and invaded. It was the only way to get lasting peace in Europe. And of course many in France like Foch wanted the same thing.
Same here. I’ll learn just enough about something to have a general overview of how it works (which may or may not be in some depth) and lose interest.
This sounds like a scam.

If you really want censorship resistant payment processing you should not use some central custodial service extracting an obscene rent.

By comparison, Ethereum is highly censorship resistant and its fees are relatively low right now, about 30¢ to transfer ETH and have it settle in ~30 seconds[1].

[1] https://etherscan.io/gastracker
Quiet Quitting: The Real Story (Don’t Blame Gen Z)
That's useful that ngrok has centralized webhook verification! It's meaningful security for the first hop from GitHub to ngrok.
Wait, is this a Quadro card or not?
I agree, but for a different reason. Go to some random person and say this is Thunderbird but better and I'm pretty sure the response you'll get is thunder-what?. Thunderbird's marketshare seems to be below 0.1%.
In order to be one of the cool kids you have to identify as one. From my point of view the self identifying and adopting a title is key to the indoctrination process.
Agree, recently worked at a company that was acquired by them and ran the other direction.

Most devs I know see their endless recruiting emails as a trope at this point
I went to one of her talks at my yoga studio here in chicago. I googled her later to find out how much of a controversial figure she was.
At least the slightly upmarket ones still use a wire grill on the intake, where the fan resides.
Getty Images bans AI-generated content over fears of copyright claims
I'm surprised Musk didn't roll out a new company to create Optimus. Bit of a kick in the teeth to people who have paid for the FSD
He has irrefutable information about what they believe - he knows that either the words published on his site, or the legal defences mounted by the FSU, or both, have upset PayPal's beliefs significantly enough to result in account termination.
Gambling is a market failure - classic case of human emotions getting tricked into irrational decisions. However:

- If you keep track of the wins and losses you'd figure it out fairly quickly - a 30/70 game doesn't play like a 49-51.

- Why would the casino lie? Someone who is going to take a 49/51 bet may as well take a 30/70 bet, if they already understand odds they understand that they're paying the casino money for their time.
>What I don't get: who the fuck watches this kind of stream, and why? Are the viewer counts actually real or is all of this just a massive scam where everyone is inflating counts with the endgame of defrauding advertisers?

I was confused too, but I tried watching a stream and discovered I do actually get a strange dopamine hit just watching somebody spend $200,000 on a single slot machine pull over and over. I somehow thought you'd have to be risking your own funds to activate those neurons but it totally works just seeing somebody else do it.

I never thought I would get sucked into gambling. Especially slot machines. In fact I used to make fun of slot machines even being considered 'gaming' when there' literally no human input to the result. But I kind of understand it now even though on a higher level it should be boring.
I love that it draws so many different types. I'm a Python/JS/Go programmer historically. Rust is closer to Go to me. Of course it's not Go, but i'm far from a migrating C/C++ dev. Hell i only know a pinch of C++ from when i was first learning the trade.
I want to upboot this, but I'd be responding to the truth of something that I'm not at all getting from the attached graph. Can anybody clarify how that graph shows a massive increase in searches on "how to break your arm" from Russia? I don't understand Russian, the scale of the graph seems single- or double-digit, and the curve is skating across the bottom of it.
Brazil (and Apollo/Pipelines, although I've heard those might be gone now?) are the things I miss the most from working there ~8 years ago.
I wish Notion would allow people to build third-party plugins/add-ons. This looks really cool but it would be so much cooler if it build on top of everything Notion already does.
Making it so they don't have to drive, and then threatening them with severe punishment if they are ever caught driving without holding (regardless of possession) a license, should be feasible.
However, that requires making it so they don't have to drive. Nothing's gonna stop them it they have no alternative.
It says "15¢" first, and ".15 cents" later... lack of attention to details doesn't exactly inspire confidence :/
Block Party, a tool to combat online harassment, raises a $4.8M seed
I don't necessarily disagree. There can be a "toxic positivity". So, partially agree, but I think this side of the argument needs to be more fully fleshed out, and, if this is to be a serious criticism, I think the anti-Rust folks need to, for lack of a better word, lead, and be examples non-toxic behavior. Posting unserious vibe level HN comments is not leadership.
> Is the beam quality a fundamental limiting factor, or is it solvable (at least theoretically).

At least frequency noise is inherent for any accelerator where the particles stay for a very short time.
Why can't the marketing people who come up with this crap pick decent, incrementing product model numbers?

There's a "renaissance" of this bullshit in the entertainment space, too, where apparently these loons think that resetting the numbers is cool. For example, "Doom" (2016) instead of the more sensible "Doom 4", because fuck that game that came out in 1994!

Or how Nvidia simply reset all their product numbers a while ago. My first graphics card was a geforce TI 4200! And now they are back to the 4000s!
So... this is not a new thing. Schools have always been filtering books in libraries for age appropriateness since forever. My school libraries growing up never had Kama Sutra or Mein Kampf (probably for good reasons).

I don't know what part of the "movement" is growing - is it that more books are being filtered than before, there are more books to sort through but the same ratio is being ratio, or there is just more outside attention on the process?
> Also, I didn't realise how correct I was to refer to this as cult-like:

I like his cult better than the cult we are in right now. We live in a weird death cult which focus on greed and ignores the sufferings of others.
In that case, VS Code is also an operating system
Never again will I personally buy a Jetson from Nvidia. The hardware is essentially disposable, and Nvidia moves/renames/hides software packages all the time. After a year or two, you’re stuck mining forum posts for third party hacks to keep using your device.
Any non-ML method would trivially catch these spammers though. They share the common traits of

1. Sending identical emails to large numbers of users.
2. Using fake emails from fake domains.
3. Not looking at all like a regular email.

This is the stuff that 90s era spam filters could block.
>Buy a car because it’s required in order to literally feed yourself

One doesn't eat a car, nor need a car. It sure is nice to have but other options exists for most trips. An electric bicycle makes it easy to go anywhere needed. Even a non electric bicycle can go a great distance.

On the other hand I just looked up the average commute to work distance and it is way higher than I would have though, 27.6miles [1] Still a long distance but not too long for an ebike.

[1] https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2021/one-way-...
I wrote my CHIP-8 emulator in C#, actually. I used the Godot game engine for rendering and sound (though I never actually got around to implementing sound). The language you write it in really doesn't matter too much unless you really care about performance, or if you want to do something fancier than an interpreter (like a JIT recompiler). I used this guide:

https://tobiasvl.github.io/blog/write-a-chip-8-emulator/

I haven't made a Gameboy emulator, just learned the assembly so I could modify some roms.
Like I just said, the part where they insist my expectations of that library where too high because it was 2016, and my expectation was that it obeyed proper abstraction.
Somehow I hope Intel really does successfully break into the GPU game with more rationally named products. And yes I know how absurd their names can get.
Huh, for me solar punk actually is renewable tech mixed with also the mind set deemend necessary in the article (fully agree), especially embracing also e.g. permaculture?
e.g. the self-sustaining small farm, cutting down also a lot on modern lifestyle, but still some you need, and instead of the Diesel generator its solar panel + battery.

Admitted, solar punk leaves lot of room for interpretation : - )
Well, it turns out that when you have mathematically-talented students completing Calculus in 8th-grade, and move on the Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus in 9th, you eventually reach Real Analysis and Topology by the end of high-school - although, we haven't gone quite as deep in those particular subjects as the others mentioned. But we do comprehensively cover Differential Equations, Discrete Mathematics, Probability & Statistics and Abstract Algebra.
Well if i understand correctly those are the people that got denied service in the first place. So since having a truly neutral payment processor is not an option having an alternative at the opposite side only brings more 'freedom' to the market.
LOL, doesn't work on Firefox: "You are not connected to the internet".
Is this like formulas (https://www.notion.so/help/formulas) on steroids?
Bank hard-drive with customer data sold on auction site
Solutions without degrowth are not solutions. Even if we somewhat move to renewables for cars and transport in general, if we keep growing our need of cars, plane/leisure trips, industries and so on we will hit another bump pretty soon, or not be able to finish that move at all. You can't just do both. Low hanging fruits like ending (far away, at the very least) tourism, far more remote working and presence to avoid commuting and revamp (electric) public transport should be adopted and soon. It will have a huge economic and social impact, but will be pocket change compared with the cost of doing nothing or not enough.

We won't get up to 2050 in a good shape, even if the scenario of stop using fossil fuels. The system already have more circulating carbon, that lead to more concentration of GHG, global warming, and triggering positive feedback loops that will keep worsening things badly, I just don't know what will be the scenario at the end of this decade, much less in 30 years. But I know that things will be far worse if we keep delaying and doing nothing significative about it.
This card is expected to be around $6,000. Maybe it's just me, but I don't consider it that unreasonable. A lot of ML scientists are (were?) earning around 7-figures. Companies paying these salaries can afford a a $6,000 GPU. Of course, it'd be nice if there was a little price discrimination for the rest of us. Still, $6,000 doesn't seem too bad for cutting edge tech.
So deciphering the double-speak: Russia is instituting a draft, they consider Crimea part of Russia's territorial integrity, efforts to dehumanize the opposition or paint it as a shadowy international conspiracy continue, and they're threatening nuclear war.

Get ready for WW3.
I stopped using Thunderbird on Linux when it deleted all of my RSS feeds.
>> too expensive due to the cost and the sanctions and they couldn't afford to do it. Which IS what is happening in Ukraine too.

How so? Putin is swimming in money Europeans send him. Sanctions are a joke.
I’ve looked into Nix at the previous company I worked for for exactly those reasons. I spent a bunch of time writing minimal dependency builders and artifact reuse for a maven monorepo where I had to tread carefully and not break the build. Nix seemed like a great way to get inter-repo dependent builds and dependency modeling.
It's actually been tested and modern fabrics are better than bare skin for drag.

In Michael Huchinson's Faster[1] it mentions that they tested a rider naked in a wind tunnel to find out!

If you look at a modern TT skinsuit you can see that they try to cover as much of the arms and legs as possible. They usually stop above the elbows and knees because it's hard to cover the joints without wrinkles.

Likewise, socks are now as long as permissible (without breaking the UCI sock rules!), which I think is about halfway up the calf. It would be faster to cover all the way up to the knee joint.

It all sounds silly if you don't race but if you've put some effort into getting fit then after awhile it's hard to gain even 5 or 10 more watts. If you can reduce your drag by more than that just by wearing a better pair of socks... well why would you?

BTW I have a Brookes on my commuter Brompton too. :D

1. http://www.michaelhutchinson.co.uk/faster.html
Nice. That ArtBreeder website looks like another great site I can use for inspiration for Blender 3D project ideas… Thanks for that information. I'd never heard of it before today.
> People are writing software faster than QA can happen

That's _if_ things are QA'd thoroughly, or at all. It's definitely something we're seeing less of.
The nerve of those people, wanting a say in their children's education. The people complaining about these "bans" also think the cultural genocide of taking Native American children and raising them in white schools was a horrible crime against humanity.

And it was a horrible crime. So what makes this different? That the culture they're trying to genocide is in their eyes not worth preserving? Or that the cultural differences are smaller? But that's a difference of scale, not of kind.

Give me a child till he is seven years old, and I will show you the man. - St Ignatius Loyola
Hah! I thought all the new spam was because we had recently moved because it was all dressed up as fake home warranty and insurance emails but a bunch of it has an old name from a breach over a decade ago. (Someone used my email with their name to open an account so a ton of my spam is addressed to some dude named Danny.) I was like, "Oh look, Danny is back." lol
But the RTX 40 series doesn't support NVLink - so you can't tie the cards together to gain parallelism.
The fine was less than 20% of their annual income, for a crime committed over decades. Compared to what the law says, they got away completely clean. The punishment was barely more than a sternly worded letter.
The irony here is that my university quietly "delisted" a bunch of books from far-right extremists (Ann Coulter, Bill Oreilly, Jordan Peterson) but then launched protests over banned books in schools.
You can reply directly if you click on the timestamp of the comment you want to reply to.
i bet Clay handled this well
It sounds like this is not something you planned on, are prepared for, or currently want. I am seriously surprised that nobody has mentioned it so far, as surely this should be the top comment: have you considered abortion? That sounds like the most responsible option to me.
I wish we had the same pricing model for Cloudflare Images. I have never understood the CF Images pricing model [1]

1. https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/products/cloudflare-images/....
... that's why I usually whack them with a hammer which breaks the glass platters.
Your car also has a horn and a driver. Use proper defensive driving?

I've been driving for ~30 years and cant tell you when "accelerating" was my choice to avoid an accident.

I have had people attempt to change lanes without looking first. I honked and they stopped.

It is great to manufacture a situation where as you put it, people don't keep a safe distance yet the space in front of you is empty? Odd..

The more you post, the less sense you make. Perhaps read the response from the other guy as well?
You would do better with a proton accelerator.
I didn't really mean to push it that far, but it's actually really fun trying to formulate this without even using "you" or "I" or "they". All I can come up with is "This is not a proper bug report without a line number." - "Actually, it is." Which really says it all. :)
They measured the intake side, though, so it was more of a vacuum effect. Would a windscreen still make a difference in that scenario?
"Don't have police" and "Defund the police!" are unrealistic slogans that don't win support, even Obama thinks so: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/obama-defund-the-police-slogan/

Something like "De-thugify the police!" (or "No thug cops!", or "Get rid of dumb cops!") might've worked better ("Reform the police" is so bland that it might not excite anyone), and TBH they could've gained a lot of support after that school shooting where the cops just stood around being stupid for an hour or so (I forget which city it was, you know one of the ones of several that occured recently).

In that linked article a congresswoman explained that the phrase meant "It's not a slogan but a policy demand. And centering the demand for equitable investments and budgets for communities across the country gets us progress and safety.". But come the frakk on, if you start with "Defund the police", people who disagree with you will have stopped listening before you continue with "... and by that I mean...".
Yes but that's not what this table is describing. The table appears to be describing cosmopolitan libc's wrappers. Certainly most of these syscalls do not exist on Windows, so the "Windows" column couldn't possibly be describing raw syscalls.
Depending on the chipset (in particular, AMD mobos), it's not too hard to find ECC compatible motherboards for "home" use.
I don't think anyone ever said it was completely safe. This is a pre-conception on the part of the critics. Every Rust resource I looked at stated that the toolset exists to support inherent safety, but there is still a contract with the programmer that requires them to know what they are doing.
People here asking for disclosure: There’s no cryptographic assurance here, and you’re asking them to publicize their threat matrix. The threat matrix to individuals in typical corporate payment processor is guerilla and political. 1) groups like “Sleeping Giants” raising an unknowable mix of outrage pitchforks and bots, corporates foreclose and deplatform, 2) rules like “Op Chokepoint” wherein payment processors cut based on regulatory suasion from behind administrative veils. This group says they’re aware of these threats and will abide by the laws while at least not admitting guerrilla attacks.
We're hiring for this role in the UK and parts of the EU: https://boards.greenhouse.io/griffin/jobs/5252742003
Sounds like a bad deal for the developer to promise they'll "fix" any issue for a flat rate of $5000 (minus whatever Github takes).

What if there's a dispute about whether it's fixed or not, who decides who gets the keep the money?
I was wondering if a honeycomb laminar flow grid would make it quieter.