skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Someone mentioned this site in the comments: https://woodgears.ca/

For example, this kind of visual tutorial page is impossible in Gemini: https://woodgears.ca/pantorouter/linear.html

In it's insistence on "human consumption of predominantly written material" Gopher has removed the possibility of such content, too.

Edit: corrected a link
Less than 5 USD/EUR per month should buy you traditional web hosting ("webspace"), a domain, personal e-mail addresses and probably even database access. There are plenty of providers to choose from.
All missions are kind of unnecessary. Youtubes entire mission is unnecessary, it's nothing but entertainment and some education. Mr. Beasts videos clearly provide a lot of people with joy considering how many subscribers he has. Hard for me to say he's not providing value to those people.
Is it? I feel there's a much bigger tendency for westerners to show their mug and speak while Japanese prefer to hide (both mug and voice) if at all possible.
So this is a SaaS product that triggers code execution on your production resources? IT would never let us use this.
The Luddites were a labor rights movement reacting to the new shifting power dynamic of centralized production owned by a few, in an era with virtually no safety and worker rights regulations. How would you feel if your career evaporated and you were forced to choose between starvation and sending your children to work in a textile factory where they get maimed by the machines they're told to crawl into and repair? You probably wouldn't find much comfort in the popular retort of "but shirts are really cheap now!"

That Luddites have been successfully maligned as irrationally anti-technology crazy people is a propaganda victory by industrialist factory owners and their friends, the newspaper men.
Canada/US learnt that lesson back in 2003 with the Northeast Blackout. Generators on cell towers where not fueled and some data centre’s caught fire when the cooling went down but the systems didn’t. Lessons where learned. Cell infra is strategic and should not be allowed to go down, everything uses it and people will die if it goes down.
> Even if they stick with Java and try to learn jpackage they quickly realize they need Windows, and a Mac, and maybe Linux just to make packages that their friends can run at all

And when they test it on Windows they'll realize that the launcher that jpackage creates does something weird on startup (possibly involving relaunching itself? [1]) that makes Windows display a busy cursor for a while after the program has launched, so they'll have to forget about jpackage and redo it all with something like Packr [2] and Wix# [3]...

[1] https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/fe45835f7cebfccd4544ae19...

[2] https://github.com/libgdx/packr

[3] https://github.com/oleg-shilo/wixsharp
Anal sphincter contraction sensor...

https://www.e-arm.org/journal/view.php?number=1548
x509 certificates (PIV applet) can be elliptic as well, just to clarify.
My understanding from reading the page was that flyweight translates trivial table access to SQL. For anything beyond that is seems to do exactly what you describe i.e. you write the query and it is creating a TypeScript API for the query. Which saves you the work of defining the interface and ensures some level of correctness of the mapping.
Possibly, but hopefully it would be driven by a desire to participate instead of desperation. That's the thing I want to take out of the equation.
got my order in! this will be really fun to play around with
Battle Erupts over Alleged Grisly Photos of Brain-Hacked Neuralink Monkeys
AFAIU, in the US to be on the safe side, you need to apply clean room reverse engineering, no matter the goal. In the EU, as soon as it's in the name of interoperability, reverse engineering is fine:

> The unauthorised reproduction, translation, adaptation or transformation of the form of the code in which a copy of a computer program has been made available constitutes an infringement of the exclusive rights of the author. Nevertheless, circumstances may exist when such a reproduction of the code and translation of its form are indispensable to obtain the necessary information to achieve the interoperability of an independently created program with other programs. It has therefore to be considered that, in these limited circumstances only, performance of the acts of reproduction and translation by or on behalf of a person having a right to use a copy of the program is legitimate and compatible with fair practice and must therefore be deemed not to require the authorisation of the rightholder. An objective of this exception is to make it possible to connect all components of a computer system, including those of different manufacturers, so that they can work together. Such an exception to the author's exclusive rights may not be used in a way which prejudices the legitimate interests of the rightholder or which conflicts with a normal exploitation of the program.

Directive 2009/24/EC

This would allow you to disassemble and modify any parts of OSX and its drivers in order to help write a Linux driver. Does the same apply in the US?
You can always just write plain HTML/CSS and upload it to a (paid) webserver like you did 20+ years ago.
About Signal-to-Noise ratio: actually, the style is such because the purpose is the opposite, meant to be "signal dense".

Oh, also:

> the truth

Well, show it then.
I don't think creating videos that people enjoy has any less of a point than mining coal.
One must be forgiving of the ancestors. (post is from 2015)
OP gave the price - would nuclear have been cheaper than that? And if even if it was, it takes an age to come online.

It should have been done, but the reasons it wasn’t aren’t just outright corruption or anti-nuclear sentiment.
I don't think the perspective is uniquely American though you correctly identified my nationality. Protecting yourself from your neighbor is to protect yourself from human nature. It's not to say so much that you should hate your neighbor, but you also shouldn't be overly forthcoming with information, nor should you be expecting help when they themselves are in a worse situation.

Consider even in Sweden if your neighbor has children and a wife, they are starving, and they know you have food there's no amount of focus on social cohesion that will stop him from bashing your head with a rock for your can of beans. Social cohesion is higher on the hierarchy of needs than food and water. Humans are still animals and higher order thinking is a privilege of the well nourished.

Surely, social cohesion is important. That's why I suggested having a "team". It's often better to cooperate than not. But as the civil wars in Eastern Europe over the last 50 years have shown us none of this matters once food supplies dwindle.
Is shoegaze just another term for drone music?
The LGPL license allows you to make closed applications without problems if you comply with the rules. But the Qt guys will call you and make threats (very nicely). Real case.
> These things don't ever need to be revoked

What would the procedure that can guarantee no mistaken passport will ever get signed look like?

Of course you need some form of revocation, otherwise the first bad apple will spoil the system.
Cool, but martech is an industry worth hundreds of billions of $ annually so I'm not sure your uninformed opinion is all that useful.
I remember the threads about StableDiffusion less than 4 weeks ago where people were confidently saying this kind of thing is 6 to 12 months away. Turns out it was a month. Singularity soon?
You didn't say the magic word
Eugh, thanks for warning me.
Can we buy keys for all users in our companies or just one per Cloudflare account?
I wouldn't be able to tell that specifically, but instead it would provide context to the emails that may yield other clues about the sender and their overall methods.
Masa is probably the first one who needs to go.
Please do not interpret this comment as negative in any way - I am sincerely trying to understand what this does.

Instead of setting up cronjobs on a machine I own, this allows me to set up a cronjob on jiter servers to make a callback to my server?

Who is your target user? I am happy to run cronjobs or systemd timers on servers that I or my team control. And for execution in environments like GitHub Actions or AWS Lambda, they all have functionality to trigger execution with a timer.

This introduces added complexity of maintaining a webhook receiver and having to deal with the rather complex failure modes of webhooks.
Ah, didn't realize encryption had made it into the spec.
>We consider Ukrainians brothers in the best way possible

Lets hope you dont start considering the rest of the world brothers.

> It may be hard for you to accept, given what's happening, but this is the bullshit that propaganda made some people believe.

That same bullshit propaganda has been spewed out by Russia for years and no one inside Russia did anything against it. When Nemstov was killed you all cowered away, when the first arrests for speaking out against the Ukraine war were made the rest of you hid away. This is your mess. This is on you to fix it. The rest of us have to deal wiuth the shit you allowed to come into power, and through inaction and ambivalence you allowed to to accumulate more and more power until we get to where we are today.
Based on my experience combining Lion's Mane supplements [0] with caffeine I'm curious if it'd make any difference in your situation WRT caffeine. For me it eliminates ~all of the negative effects of the stimulant, even withdrawal symptoms, so I just go on and off of heavy usage at will.

[0] https://www.amazon.com/Mushroom-Supplement-Vegetarian-Nature...
Parker and Stone were just making fun of it and did not coin the term Brown Note.

The term is from the 1970s military research.

As with many South Park episodes, the topic they are making fun of is usually based on exaggerated facts. It's what makes their show still funny even after several decades.
Would this do? https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc
Have you asked Fastmail about it, then?
True. I always forget because they can’t (to my knowledge) use ed25519, just ecdsa.
What's wrong with tailwind? It made css styling accesible and easy at least for me.
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For once, I'd like to see a VTuber presented as classic Warner Brothers characters. Let's see Porky Pig present this stuff.

(Anyway, the work itself is great!)
> (because we’ve socialized one of the largest costs of having children and made it cheaper for would-be parents who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford the responsibility to have more children).

Food is really, really far from being one of the highest costs of having children. I guess maybe it's the highest-cost thing that isn't one of the high-cost things, if that makes sense.

Housing, healthcare, and childcare (= lost wages & benefits if a parent stays home, so still incredibly expensive) are so far ahead of everything else that most of the other typical expenses barely matter as far as the "have a kid or don't" decision. Healthcare in particular is the one you're taking out a reverse-lottery-ticket on every time you have a kid. They come out with serious chronic health problems, congrats, your annual spending is now 20+% higher indefinitely. And a decent chance you'll be declaring bankruptcy pretty soon.

We could have fed each of our kids for several years just from the medical costs of their entirely uncomplicated pregnancies and births. And we had insurance. Above-average insurance for our area, for a couple of them, even.

[EDIT] US perspective, of course. Some or all of these three very-expensive categories are taken care of by the public, to one degree or another, in ~all other developed states.
Netherlands allows dual citizenship for foreigners marrying Dutch citizens. So if you are single, go for it!

My partner is Dutch. I'm not. My own Dutch citizenship was approved last week.
And, if you need more, there's still PHP, as kind of server side includes on steroids.
The outside universe doesn’t require our complex particles or physics - all that is overkill to run a neural net. Also think of all the data we can store in a fingernail, stable diffusion is like 4gb, what could a 4tb model produce?
It still looks like users that enable the previously mentioned option and/or verify sessions accordingly are fine. I'm just trying to clarify a simple guideline for users looking to continue using Matrix securely with confidence.
Really needs subtitles/closed captions to be enabled!
How does the performance of shuttle compare to self-hosting on e.g. AWS?
The parents might be doing the best they can. Programs need to be applied for. Paperwork can be lost or delayed. Food banks need knowledge. There are an infinite number of reasons parents are unable to feed their children that don't involve removal from household. But in the meantime while paperwork is being resolved and parents educated, the kid should have food if they're hungry at school.

Kids who don't need it and take it anyways is a much smaller problem than kids who need food and are going hungry. That's just a problem in teaching a child how to have a healthy relationship with food, which is much easier to build when the child doesn't experience food insecurity.
This is a rather different style than the original, but Múm does an amazing cover of Machine Gun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii2wxG647ds
I'm not sure I'd agree with the "it won't improve much from here" sentiment, but I am a little confused by the sharp disagreements with this comment. They seem to contain a tacit assumption that the complexity curve for this problem is smoothe, but I could easily imagine a very sharp elbow in that curve, making any progress come to a seemingly grinding halt.
Url changed from https://www.infoq.com/news/2022/09/atlassian-high-availabili..., which points to this.
The quality of the food is highly variable depending on locale. The reality is that some locales will be serving low-effort junk food for all three meals (all the California schools I went to were like this) and others will be served hand-cooked meals made by grannies (a couple rural schools in flyover country served free meals this way -- quality was excellent).

I frankly don't trust the government to provide a healthy diet on a consistent basis, their track record is remarkably poor in this regard. I don't have an issue with the idea of free meals, many locales already have something like that, but the execution is quite another matter.
> the publishers should be able to format the pages, margins, lettering however they want.

For e-books, hopefully they shouldn’t. The reader should.
Solitary confinement is "truly torture". https://www.pbs.org/video/frontline-solitary-nation-show/
Would you pollute the intellectual environment with trolley problems to make a mockery of ethics and morality?
Well, I think the real pain point is teachers in a lot of locales are just really not paid much. Which pushes them out of poorer districts into wealthier ones where their jobs are easier and they get paid more. Even if all we did was find a way to pay teachers better it would be a big improvement I think.

Not sure what specific waste you're referring to.
Are anchor tags frowned upon in the small web movement? It feels like making it harder to follow hyperlinks goes against the "spirit" of what the web was built for.
This reminds me of way back in 2004 when someone at AOL sold off a bunch of emails/users. I had an impossible to guess username/email (looked something like cdyskdjfslkjdf112) and I suddenly started getting spam/phishing emails one day and had no idea how that could happen.

https://www.wired.com/2004/06/aol-worker-sells-92-million-na...
Did you enable Google services on your oled?

I haven’t seen any ads on my tv, but Google is disabled along with personalization services.

Mine is an older set tho—LGC9 series.
We're launching an alpha version of Alinea to the public today. What's Alinea? Our take on content management: build a schema, boot up the dashboard, create content and query data with your favorite JavaScript framework. We focus on:

- Fully typed content - type-safe experience for TypeScript users

- Storing content in Git - but making it fully queryable

- Minimal setup - `yarn add alinea && yarn alinea init`

- Self-host - or let our cloud handle it

- Rich set of fields - easily added to with custom fields

- Hierarchical content - make it easy for editors to find content

- Zero latency - embedded SQLite to query data without network overhead

- Collaborative - fields are built on Y.js allowing conflict-free multiplayer editing

- Easy hosting - works fine in a serverless function

It's still quite early in development but we feel our alpha version has enough structure that we can get to a stable version in the short term, without breaking the foundations that we find work well.
I have told my wife and maybe one other person about this in my life. The most trouble I was ever in during my childhood was for being caught stealing food from the school cafeteria.

My parents were too proud to admit they needed help, and certainly not from the government, so I had none. The school didn't have any empathy either. I stole lunch (and as much as I could eat because it would probably be all I ate) every day for almost an entire school year before they caught me. They knew how much was missing over that period of time and put it all on me (no idea if I was the only one doing this).

I hope they help these kids.
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Looking at existing email APIs, you don't really have to run the server anymore so that's a big plus, just do storage if you really want. Sendgrid and the like with relay mail for you. Superhuman focused on the client and builds on gmail, but I think you could actually start a new email provider on the back of sengrid and others.
My equivalent of the above - huge collection of x265 encoded 1080p movies, few tv shows, some anime, some disney/similar, quite a few documents that I mostly viewed and deemed worthy of keeping, or all ratings are so ridiculously high that it simply is a quality movie and I will enjoy it once I will see it later. FYI downloading this is perfectly legal where I live (Switzerland). That's one 10TB drive which isn't even full and I keep adding stuff that gets released (or re-released via remasters, various cuts etc).

x265 takes around 1.5GB for 1080p per movie in a very fine quality for us. I've collected it incrementally over time.

I can stream it form desktop PC or notebooks, anything with HDMI would work, no issues with codecs, subtitles etc. Never too lazy to do few clicks to watch something for 1.5-2.5h.

As for searching, Total commander has built in probably most powerful and intuitive disk search I ever saw, you can search by many criteria of file and its content (not form video perspective obviously).

I just organized it all via normal folders, and export current content of that HDD into simple text file if I need to check if I already have it, and if yes in what form. Normally HDD is turned off, I don't access it that often.
That is extremely impressive progress. Lots of people were toying with using Stable Diffusion for video, but the results, while inspirational, were quite far away from looking like anything but a psychedelic trip. People were guessing we might see coherent video in a few years. Turns out it was a few weeks.

I think the Singularity is little more than a new age religion, but it’s moments like this that give me pause.
>Our goal is to eventually make this technology available to the public, but for now we will continue to analyze, test, and trial Make-A-Video to ensure that each step of release is safe and intentional.
What’s a good solution for that without a classic ORM?
Advocating a particular position based on how you think your boss will react is the behavior of a sycophant and unprofessional. If you have a technical role, it’s your responsibility to advocate based on technical reasons. If you are highly uncertain, either do more research and experimentation or refrain from adding your opinion.
I did a small discord bot 4-5 months ago with serenity, and while it worked, I found it was a mess.

It felt like someone was trying to force functional programming on rust, with typenames from java.

Sure it works but the code looked very verbose, and the ridiculous types like 'ApplicationCommandInteractionDataOptionValue' definitely did not help.

Serenity works well, it's just definitely not rust-style.
I agree, it's not for the average user. I'm happy to root my android (mostly because android backups really suck otherwise) but would definitely not recommend it to most people.
I think it took me an average of 2 hours every 6 months to keep hiding root correctly.
> Forcefully taking someone's money through government taxation is theft through threat of violence.

theft is a legal construct defined (and punished by)... the govt...

> but not everyone wants to or necessarily can do that, and why should you be the arbiter of what is right wrt someone else's money?

do you use public roads? who pays for that?
It was more about the

and use it in another without those servers needing to consult a central service.

part. Unless you take care of key distribution yourself (like another poster wrote), this consultation of a central service has to take place to exchange key information (but not for additional authentication or authorization information).
#! /usr/bin/env node -r @swc-node/register

...shebang is better than ts-node
Does shuttle support something like Redis for caching?
I'm not the person you replied to, but in most implementations I've seen - they don't. Front end or app is politely asked to delete the token to simulate the user logging out, but the token isn't revoked in any meaningful fashion.

No additional checks are performed on the back-end to verify whether the token has been revoked as that would reintroduce a round trip to the database you're trying to avoid in the first place.
Good question. It's because some extreme scale computer science and application work can only be valid with the high core counts/networking available on what is now just one single supercomputer in the U.S. - That machine is now booked, leaving many unable to complete research or have to wait until 2024. Some research can only be done with that scope of system, and people have been waiting years to test exascale software on this machine. I hope this answers the question.
Even in the most naive models your "market value" is based off Demand (how many jobs) AND supply (how many people can do the job), you need to be concerned about the ratio, not one side or the other.

If Pytyon has 100 jobs and 100 people then the ratio is 1
If Clojure has 10 jobs and 5 people then the ration is 2 and Clojure has a healthier market for you then python.
Not only colour: https://mobile.twitter.com/i/events/879086180909764608
Yeah, definitely. There's a self selection bias where a person who wants to stream is going to tend to be a person who wants to show their face. But it is not weird / frowned upon if there is no face and the content itself (gaming, coding, whatever) is the entire screen. I think most normies would much prefer no face to an anime character.

I do think it would be weird to hide your voice, though.
Absolutely agree with this, particularly the (?,?,?,...) issue. SQL has a lot of little pain points, but generally ORMs feel like they throw the baby out with the bath water.
Research paper: https://makeavideo.studio/Make-A-Video.pdf

Examples: https://make-a-video.github.io/

Demo site: https://makeavideo.studio/

I am told live demo and open model are on the way.