skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MIT has used a wide variety of licenses on different software, one of which is the X11 license: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#Expat

So maybe I should have called it "the Expat license".
Designing Facebook Messenger
>narcolepsy is an autoimmune disorder in which some 70,000 orexin-producing neurons in the hypothalamus are destroyed by the body’s own immune system.

TIL
I third this.

I've tried everything from Notepad++ (and plugins), Sublime (and plugins), MacVim (and plugins), Atom, VS Code, to other heavyweight IDEs...

I'm not a lucky person, avoid games of luck, but consider one of my few lucky moments being grandfathered into Jetbrains's sub model at a steep discount.
It may be to allow the flight attendants, taking care of the passenger, to speak directly to a ground crew without having to relay things to other people on the plane back-and-forth to the radio.
I’d argue just as Patio11 argues that zero payment fraud is a suboptimal amount of payment fraud, so too is zero tax fraud. And in the case of taxes, the losses (movement to low tax jurisdictions, winding down of enterprises, expending less hours on labour at the margin, etc) begin to heavily outweigh the gains (in marginal income) well before the “zero tax fraud” point.
We must be listening to different tapes. Sounds very much human, very much male, very much young
What happens to VC money once they can’t see a big exit via acquisitions? Look at how few YC companies have gone public.
Yes, basically. It is far more contagious than flu. Even assuming it is 'just the flu' in terms of impact of a single bout on an individual (and there is plenty of evidence it is much worse than the flu), the fact that it spreads so easily and can re-infect so readily makes it a very serious public health issue.
Ghosts on a Plane... starring Samuel L. Jackson
This might narrow it down some, but I have been on weekend flights that I recognized people on the return leg from the away leg. But even going from 200+ people to 10 would help
The wire is open to a wide range of interpretations because it was so realistic. I believe the director is famous for saying that both liberals and conservatives have commented that the Wire shows how things "really are." Presumably, it's realistic enough that people can read their own narratives into it, just as we do in real life.
That's not true. Major patches all have some dialog full of dark pattern suggesting you browse with the most secure, bestest browser. Within the last year I've had multiple family / friends ask me how to get back to their normal browser, not knowing why Edge was now launching by default whenever they clicked a link.

Edge even has special behavior to show you the same bullshit when you try to download another browser [1] [2]. But no worries, they might get a slap on the wrist for it.

[1] https://www.xda-developers.com/microsoft-edge-chrome-2008/

[2] https://www.debugpoint.com/edge-messages-controversy/
Job security is the main reason I wouldn't consider gamedev, especially solo indie dev.
But if the dongle is up in the overhead bins, are they really going to go searching every been midflight to look for it?
Agree. Any thoughts about the possibility of abuse?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_allegations_of_misuse_...
It's pretty interesting. This guide shows you how to setup the Stable Diffusion web UI in a Gradient Deployment, and get started synthesizing images in less than a minute. I personally tried it on an A100-80G and was veeerry pleased to be generating 2048x2048 pixel images in less than a few minutes
Stick your hand out the car window doing 60, and tilt it back. That's how they stay up there!
Apparently there is a compact flash card to play music and the pre-recorded announcement over the loud speakers.

I wonder if someone replaced the standard announcement with a 5 hour long file with intermittent burps and groans....
I suppose short and long have to do with register sizes being available as half word and dword, and there are instructions that work with smaller data sizes on both x86 and ARM, but I agree that in today's world, you want to know the number of bits. On those weak 4MHz machines, squeezing a few extra cycles was typically very important.
Fortunately they're getting better and and bigger and farther away.
The solution is recognizing that the 2a side is belligerent regarding the consequences of easy access to cheap weapons. Once we accept that all we need to do stateside is adopt sensible legislation that demonstrably works in countries without a belligerent group incapable of intelligent debate. I’m not going to engage with you on a slippery slope argument.

Your solution is naive, unsupported by research, reasonably hypothesized by people far more intelligent and accomplished than either of us, to be a failure on arrival, and conveniently requires no requires no acceptance of responsibility in the current horrific state of affairs nor does it requires a change in mind on anything.

More guns = more suicides and accidents. You should already know this.

the nra/federalist society, and similar organizations have been using their lackey’s to prevent progress on gun control for decades. Mitch McConnell has publicly taken pride in his ability to prevent anything from getting done regarding anything.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/27/texas-shooti...
If you like this, I’ve been working on something for the last two years that you might be interested in! Imagine Dalle2, but open and interactive and collaborative for musicians in a new type of web-based DAW.

I believe strongly that the creation of music can be much more satisfying than listening to music! This just isn’t accessible to everyone. Some forms of ai generation will be able to encourage this creative and human interactive spirit.

Neptunely (https://neptunely.com) is a collaborative ai music platform that empowers musicians of all levels to jam and find flow in an interactive feedback loop. The way it works is audio to audio generation so you can receive original samples that fit with any track your working on in whatever style you want!

The aim in not to dis-intermediate artists but to enable more artists to exist and explore their unique creations while also empowering existing artist to explore creation of their own models that they can choose to allow others to use. Please feel free to reach out if you want to learn more or get involved!
I think a lot of those decisions were made to maximize easing existing JS code into typescript. And it probably helped with adoption. Who knows if or how much it would have struggled with traction if anyone wanting to use it would have to start from scratch or something like it.
Oddly enough I can't find a better programming environment nowadays than the win, wsl, powertools combo. I noticed the same about qbittorrent tho.
I was literally left bleeding at the KFC/Taco Bell in the tenderloin by not one but two separate patrol vehicles. Thank god an ambulance had just finished a call and happened to drive by; otherwise I might be far more worse for wear today.

In short: count me skeptical that seeing crime “better” is going to change anything with such a passive police “force”.
They also planned to sell dirt from their boring machine
Sure and that’s reasonable, but they should be able to point to stuff that’s no longer relevant. Ie if they played a role in discovering Saddam Hussein‘s hiding place then that’s something they could point to without jeopardizing any future intelligence operations.

Not that a few individual successes alone represent or justifies a 30+ Billion annual budget, but it would help counter the more common narrative that the CIA failed to do X.
Best way to save your codes so that you can read them later?
https://imgur.com/a/zhBc0Ue

I was saving it like this, but as you can see this is useless in long run because you can't contextualize the codes. (even if you provide comments). So, what'd be best way? I'm thinking of writing codes and their output in Joplin(along with rest of the context) and printing them(or just read pdfs).

Any better ideas?

I'll save in github as well, but I need other ideas for learning from my past codes with context.
Yeah, because "True to life" is irrelevant for people's personal photos.

"True toMEMORY of life" is what's more important, and Pixel photos absolutely feel like they more match what I feel like I see.
You can host both on the same machine.

Get a free Oracle cloud account if on a budget.
Do most web apps need edge compute? Don't most backends talk to a central DB server anyway?

Unless data is geographically sharded as well, is there really a benefit? Collaborative apps perhaps?
These guys could probably help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDsM-oKr2oU
Yes I agree that Fly's PaaS is more comparable to DO's App Platform and definitely has better price model. However, I don't use DO's App Platform for exactly the same reasons as why I don't use Fly's PaaS. I like services which provide bandwidth for cheap (or even free — Cloudflare Images and Cloudflare R2 comes to mind). Ideally, I want to be charged only for features I use and not for egress which I have no control over. But I know that is not feasible from business point of view (unless you are Cloudflare).
I think they’re negative only depending on your personal politics. They’re never depicted as incompetent, technologically challenged, or overly beaurocratic.
You are misunderstanding.

> special hardware

Any iPhone, or any Mac device. The other vendors refusing to support HEIC and/or HDR image formats is their prerogative. Keep in mind that the Apple formats are just h.265 still frames, not some bizarre propriety standard!

> special workflow

I press the shutter button and send the result via iMessage. Is that some esoteric professional workflow?

Again, “web ready” means precisely: the lowest common denominator supported by browsers as far back as NetScape Navigator 4.

Apple decided not to limit themselves to 1990s era standards.

Google is content to remain hobbled.
This is all true. But my goal is to make the portfolio succeed.
That is a good explanation. The behavior is reasonable if we all type one character at a time, wait for the list of suggestions to update and stabilize, and review the list before typing the next character. Unfortunately, some of us are impatient and just type a bunch of characters at once. But I understand the type of audience the designers are going after.
Virtually all the free alternatives to Photoshop are similar to 1995-2000 era Photoshop. In that era, gimp and Photoshop were neck-and-neck, with gimp missing color models and deep color.

Photoshop from that era was pretty simple and easy-to-write. It worked well, and so did the alternatives. Adobe invested an incredible amount into research to build a more serious moat around 2022-era Photoshop.
> The irony is that if a previous UK government had built more wind power in the early 2000s, using more subsidies, that would actually save money today, even though it would have outraged fiscal conservatives at the time who imagined it would never pay off.

Most self-proclaimed fiscal conservatives I cone across don't seem to grasp the difference between spending and investment.

When they do understand investment, they want to attract private capital at a cost of 5% yoy, when government could borrow money at 0.1% yoy (Uk Hincley C debacle)
This is not a push for proprietary software. It's a prelude to regulatory capture where a bunch of highly paid consultants will need to bless your open source solution for big money.

It's going to be like electrical contracting. You get someone cheap to do the wiring and then a union guy comes in to sign the papers and take a pound of flesh.
I agree. Let ICE round up the (mainly Honduran) migrants dealing drugs to pay off the cartel for their transit into the country. Note: that doesn’t mean cooperating with ICE on raids on the rest/majority of the migrants who are actively contributing positively to the city. The current policy is to simply hand these people “no go” orders, which are essentially a polite request to not go back to Civic Center/the Tenderloin.

It’s an absolute joke and it is typical black and white American policy making that’s causing this situation to be far worse than it needs to be.
I'm honestly not sure at this point if people really can't tell the difference or if they're just fine with ignoring it when it's convenient for them. One of those possibilities can be fixed with education, but I'm not sure anything can be done to help prevent the other.
Not at all, just that the "men are victims of violence too" whiney bullshit is not a useful conversation when talking about violence toward women by men. It's stupid and it takes away from the conversation and the only correlation between the two is the gender of the perpetrator.

Women are targets because they're women. Men aren't targeted because of a shared immutable trait. They may have other things about them that someone doesn't like and some of those things may be immutable but the "men hurt men too" line is stupid, takes away from the important conversation we're not having enough and is basically a whataboutism.

The people complaining about violence against men only seem to show up in force when talking about violence against women.
I wouldn't say nothing. Europe and Korea respectively have, "N" and "KN"versions of Windows from XP onwards that unbundled Windows Media Player and other preinstalled apps.
I was oversimplifying on purpose. The standards are complex and have multiple modes. These interact in weird and wonderful ways with hardware capabilities.
Kinda sucks where the IRS is quicker to jump on the prospect to tax transactions ... Than the sec or fed is too offer solutions for protecting users from shit coins and fraud exchanges .. that's life I guess
I remember being taught a very different folk theory of sourdough in CA as a child in the early 1980s. I wasn't told about the Gold Rush era specifically. But, we did learn about sourdough starters being used by the pioneers as a portable method to take breadmaking out on the trail.

What I was taught is that it was due to the Mediterranean climate meaning that southern French and Italian immigrants easily replicated their native baking cultures here. Much like the CA wine industry that blew up later.
> my go-to assumption when the source originates from Tiktok is to assume it's fake or staged.

Wise, although wiser to make that assumption for most sources. Until this starts being reported independently by more reliable sources then I assume it’s fake.
I'm familiar with several Dolby tools for processing ATMOS and Dolby Vision, none of which are free.
For what it's worth, and since this thread started with Denmark, the hourly price I was paying for an hour earlier this evening was 7.71DKK = 0.93USD.

A few days ago the price was almost zero (plus tax) for several windy hours.

https://andelenergi.dk/kundeservice/aftaler-og-priser/timepr... (add 1.59DKK for the taxes.)
> There is no "wealthy elite dodging taxes and taking money out of the poor people mouths"

Well, I don't know about I that. I think they just have access to far more sophisticated ways to avoid taxes [0].

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers
Use both!

I think one of the main differences is that scoop will install for the local user. Which means you don't have to install stuff from an admin console (I think you can do that with choco but its not the default).

I also just checked to see what apps I've used in scoop vs choco and the only one that choco doesn't have (that scoop does) is wsl-ssh-agent.

scoop had all the apps I install through choco.

I'm sure theres more differences that go a little deeper, but as a simple end user, those are the only things I've noticed
Twas a joke. Basically saying I want a cassette tape.
But why not just uograde the panels?

We will still need to harvest Wind/solar energy in 40 and probably in 400 years. The land, permissions and transmission are already in place.
Ships are a lot larger than a 2 inch radius circle. Even +/- 30 feet is more than good enough for a long range naval shelling.
Read replica caches at the edge are pretty standard (whether the main db or a cache layer like redis).

I think the killer app on fly is actually a geo aware sql db such as cockroach. That as a managed offering puts fly above and beyond anything we’ve had before.

I suspect they know this.
Thanks for pointing out the issue. I'll make covers out of Merv 13 Filter Material. Too bad I can't measure CFM to test for the reduction of flow...
> Using any Google product in a non-Google browser will trigger a "Download Chrome!" dialog, and that includes things like Google's search which practically everybody uses.

This has not been my experience. I even did a Google search for something random and could not find any "Download Chrome!" message anywhere (I'm using Firefox). I do remember some years back there was such a message somewhere on Google search, though. I wonder if maybe one of my uBlock Origin lists has it blocked.
That's fine for stuff that was printed in newspapers, but you (like the topmost commenter) seem to be replying to something different from what the article is talking about.

Paper is great, because it doesn't just evaporate when you look away. Although it does degrade, it's a slow process—slow enough that you can notice that it's happening and think to yourself, "Gee, I maybe ought to do something about this." It's not the same for transient digital media. There are bonafide news items and other digital content that are now no longer accessible because they were digital-first but the business incentives were so misaligned and/or their legacy has been so mismanaged that, perversely, it's easier to access to the content of a 50-year old news article than it is for others that are 5–15 years old. People can always trawl through their parents' and grandparents' belongings and come across the only known surviving copy of something and donate it to a library or sell the collection in a yard sale or eBay. (Whether they know it's the only one known to exist or not isn't a precondition.) That's not just less likely with the Web, but it's drastically less likely. No one's gleaning much from the unevicted entries in someone's browser cache.
There’s also this video overview of the system.

https://youtu.be/0l2jUPI1fpk
If time of use had even a 10x premium, people in Ontario would simply switch to simple tiered pricing which is available as an alternative to time of use pricing. Each Ontario electricity company is required to show you which would be cheaper for you and allow you to switch to the cheaper tariff to obtain cost savings.
Planes fly because of climate change.

Which causes us to need more climate change as we get more flights. Sad but true.
You can't do that because it's not about money. It's about power.
GET3D: A Generative Model of High Quality 3D Textured Shapes Learned from Images
> I've never explicitly installed Keychain on my iphone and yet it shows as an option next to 1password every time I fill in a password field.

It's a system app. You also didn't explicitly install the TV app yet here we are.

Settings -> Passwords -> Password Options -> uncheck iCloud Passwords & Keychain
A note on the unix tools, if you have git (with git bash I guess) installed, you can add C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin to your environment Path and you'll have access to ls, grep, tail, etc... from powershell.
Like the map! Although it would be better if the shape of the land was more accurate, and included islands.
10 times longer sounds abnormal. Try self-hosting and it may even load faster.
Prompt Injection - a Critical Vuln in GPT-3 and How We Can Begin to Solve It
Stop Thinking with Your Fingers
> 768M

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Numerous! Wow. More than one??? That's nifty. Maybe they should be cops.

Anyway... to the topic at hand. How do you feel about violence toward ladies? It'd be nice for one conversation about self defense and violence against women to not be detailed by stupid arguments about concealed carry or open carry or men get ouchies too.

Can we please talk about how this shouldn't be reality? How women should feel afraid? How one in four women should be the victim of sexual assault by the time they reach adulthood? Because that's what's happening and why these articles get written and what we should be discussing.

Team goal: call out bad behavior by men and boys, in an effort to denormalize the behaviors that lead to violence against women.

Cool?
The entire argument used by belligerent guns right absolutists (belligerency follows absolutist views like butter on bread) is based on a maliciously broad understanding of the second amendment. Note that no one talks about militias, just the right for every angry terrified fan of tucker carlsons propaganda (legally not News remember) to go to their local gun shop and buy dozens of semi automatic long guns with 10+ round clips and have a few pallets of ammo delivered to their house with merely a signature and maybe a waiting period. But no, it’s too hard to buy a gun./s have you tried the dark web, other Americans have figured out how to carry straw purchases en masse.

https://theintercept.com/2022/06/24/supreme-court-gun-second...
>least intelligent

Based on what?
and perhaps the most relevant bit:

> "2022-09-22: Code will be uploaded next week!"
In my country, there is a monthly exemption of $6k over capital gains. That is, you only pay taxes if your gains are above 6k at the moment you transacted it. That allows us to use Bitcoin for minor purchases without having to face legal problems. It's stupid how laws in the US require even buying a coffee with Bitcoin to be audited.
I didn't know that, thanks! I wonder why i haven't seen this for BASH considering its probably the most common shell other than Command Prompt.
It's "all lives matter" all over again. Yes, all lives do matter, and yes, men are victims of violence too, but neither of those facts was ever in dispute. The pattern of when and how they're brought up, as counterpoints to facts about violence that did need to be reiterated, suggests derailment rather than sincere interest.
They'll change the name as soon as FOSS developers spend millions to hire lobbyists.
I wonder how the sound would work?

I wrote a story where one scene had a rifle shot from just under a mile away. I don't shoot, and did what research I could under the deadline - characters heard the sound of the impact, and then the sound of the actual report shortly afterward. But I wonder if when it's that far away, if the report wouldn't have been audible at all.
I could not have said it better myself; fully agreed!
I have both narcolepsy and Tourette’s. There’s been some theories that Tourette’s is an autoimmune disorder too. Hopefully we’ll discover the cause of that as well one day.
Not an aviator, but planes can & do fly with malfunctioning noncritical components all the time. I don't know whether the PA system is considered critical or not, but it also didn't appear to be nonfunctional; the article said the pilots were able to use it & that their signal appeared to have a higher priority.

I don't know if this is true or not either, but I don't think we can reject it on it's face.
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