skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it is a bit confusingly formulated in the article. Facts in the common sense are objectively measured "information", whereas values are akin to facts in that they represent the objective truth perceived by people. That could be a single person's truth, as everyone has a certain way for seeing the world; or (as the authors argues), a number of other people share this view - this is when subjective observations become society values, norms etc. Therefore, by being shared by many people, values can become comparable to objective facts. I would argue they are still a different type, albeit no less or more important.
Just think how much more he could have created with vi ;)
How does <template> differ from <script type="text/x-my-templating-lang">?
This is purely revisionism / spin. If musk truly did want to buy Twitter but wanted to do so at a discount because the shares were overvalued, you really think this is the plan any sane person would come up with? Waiving due diligence and rapidly signing a purchase agreement that leaves you no outs and no wiggle room? Absolutely not. Musk is a narcissistic, unstable ego maniac but even for him, your retcon'd version of events is laughable.
(Context: I write async rust professionally)

Fly you fools. This will be a nightmare to debug, introspect and reason about for a speed boost that you (and your users) won’t be able to measure.

If you want to build a native app, more power to you. There are simpler languages that will enable you to do that with a much higher productivity.

Kudos to the library writer though!
Playing empty video files when loop is enabled makes vlc freeze and impossible to close.

Please fix it.
Only if it's very popular on the dark net.

Otherwise you can just cache it on a normal CDN for free or cheap. Not much point in going p2p
In a leadership role. I would love this - particularly to help make me aware of when I should be holding more space for others. But the fact that the meeting data (audio/video) gets transmitted to a third party is a complete deal killer.
Developers are abandoning Android apps, and users may be at risk
There are two alternatives possible.

One is that we collectively decide to stop shaming software developers for having the audacity to want some level of ownership over the product of their work. We don't shame authors for wanting copyright on their books; we don't shame musicians, artists, designers, or aerospace engineers for asking for some copyright protection for their creative babies. Yet when a software developer does it: fuck that guy! He's trying to take control of what's running on your computer (or the internet server that you're sending requests to ...). Nobody throws a hissy fit when J.K. Rowling has (gasp!) copyright over the Harry Potter books that are sitting on your Kindle. It's your Kindle! Shouldn't you have the right to copy off the words in the books and re-sell it to other people for much less money, undercutting Rowling? How dare she try to get some legal protection that says you can't do that! It's fucking ridiculous when we talk about authors that way, but somehow it's OK to talk about software developers that way.

Do you think "open source authors" would make a living from their books? It's already difficult enough for new authors to get any notice; how much worse would it be if prominent authors (who were already rich) came out and founded the "Free Books Foundation" that comes out and says every young author who's trying to sell her books for money is being a greedy asshole and we should fight against them and every author needs to spend a significant portion of their free time contributing to "open books" or they're assholes?

Of-fucking-course it's not sustainable. That's because it's always been OK to want copyright on your creative work. I'll be the first to say patents are a huge problem right now and we might be better off without any patent law, but copyright is not the same. Yes, the terms are way too long, and the family of Marvin Gaye proves that "copyright trolls" are possible, but the fundamental concept of copyright is actually critical if we want creative people to ever get a paycheck.

The other alternative is Universal Basic Income, so that making "below the minimum wage" doesn't mean "fuck you, you get to die sick and homeless in a tent on the side of the highway". Then people could actually just contribute to OSS because they want to.
Election Software Executive Arrested Due to Potentially Storing Data in China
What happened to Kevin Mitnick is a cautionary tale that you can be held for at least five years without bail before you get the opportunity to plead your case.
This happens almost everywhere.

There's some advice about never being better than your boss, particularly in public.

I despise it, btw.
Hacking Reolink cameras for fun and profit (2020)
> There's two causes for inflation I think everybody agrees, too little supply and too much demand.

Price increases aren't always inflation. As the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland published, "Strictly speaking, inflation refers only to a drop in the purchasing power of money that results when a central bank creates more money than its public wants to hold. Inflation manifests itself as a rise in all prices and wages—not just some subset of prices. ... relative-price changes—no matter how uncomfortable they are for consumers or producers—transmit vital information necessary for the efficient allocation of resources throughout any market economy. Inflation, by contrast, contributes no information useful to our consumption, production, or labor choices. If anything, inflation can temporarily distort vital relative-price signals ..."

https://www.clevelandfed.org/en/newsroom-and-events/publicat...
I must admit, I was a bit skeptical when reading the title, but after reading I'm super interested.

The login form example which returns values reminds me a lot of imgui and other immediate mode GUI frameworks.
Going Well, but Overwhelmed and Restless
I realized that kerosene heater without exhaust that often used in cooler Japan area is really bad after I bought CO2 meter. CO2 easily go 10000ppm if ventilation is a bit poor (even poor insulation). Kerosene heater with exhaust pipe seems to fine, but now heat pump is generally better option. Still it seems to good backup for not to be death by freeze.
FreeBSD related shameless plug: https://github.com/tux2bsd/freebsd-update-probe

It makes the update process efficient like it should have been (when there are no updates).
This uses the executor used by async-std rather than the one used by Tokio. So if you're using something Tokio-specific, you would probably need async-compat[1].

But can you share more on what you need Tokio for? I'd completely understand if we're working with servers. But when it come to clients - UI applications - I feel like async-std and smol are pretty competitive.

[1]: https://docs.rs/async-compat/
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They weren't and they aren't. $22 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Casio-Mens-CA53W-1-Calculator-Watch/d...
It seems to me this accounting is missing the significant financial contribution many companies make to open source by way of paying employees to contribute, either part time or full time.

Many of the arguments here are premised on the idea that the only valid model for open source funding is a donation model. But if a company believes they get more benefit by contributing via employment instead of patronage, I don’t think it’s fair to say they’re exploiting open source.

(Disclaimer: I work at a BigCo where my role sometimes involves open source and standards bodies)
Anecdotally I've been driving a 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid for around 2 years now and haven't ever experienced phantom braking. I have driven it all around Australia (Melbourne, Sydney, Coffs, Brisbane) and the driver assist features have been nothing except rock solid reliable.

I have noticed though that it is very timid when people are leaving their lane, and it takes a few seconds to decide that a car has fully left its lane. It will brake as though the car is still in your lane well after it is gone. I'm not sure I'm going to hold it against Toyota, because I'd prefer it to be timid in case the other driver does something unpredictable like change their mind. If you press the accelerator pedal lightly when you notice someone leaving the road, the software will cancel out the braking.
The 2022 Maverick has an engine literally twice more powerful than the 1962 F-100 (270 vs 135 hp). With your logic, picking on one tech detail of many, I could argue the 1962 model is "not really a pickup truck" with such a puny engine of weak towing abilities !

What this shows is that Ford merely decided to trade 18 inches of pickup box space for a second row of seat, a more powerful engine, and many other higher-end specs. Today Ford could definitely make a 1962-spec'd pickup with a weak 135 hp engine at less than $20k.
Simple Pleasures in Life: Tea
Have you ever managed people? Were you good at it and did you like it?
OOP is noun-focused, Julia is more verb-focused
Will We Ever Run Out of Sudoku Puzzles?
This looks really cool. However, for regulated industries, auditors will never accept "We're not vulnerable to CVE-1234 in Blah-blah-blah Library because our code doesn't use the vulnerable functions." All auditors are concerned with is version numbers.
Translation Considered Harmful
Our experience building a business with Clojure has been amazing. It has helped us to attract extremely strong engineers, and churn has not been a concern in the slightest. We've taught people (from code beginners to experienced engineers) Clojure, and all of them are able to start adding value in a very short space of time. We're six years in and there are no signs of increased maintenance difficulty due to the language. We follow the Polylith Architecture (https://polylith.gitbook.io/polylith/), which has given us yet another boost in
developer happiness, speed of delivery, and ease of maintenance. There are many extremely large Clojure code bases out there (Ladder life, Lemonade, Simply life, Wallmart, Nubank, Atlassian) not suffering from the maintainability issues that some people here have described.

After six years, I would absolutely (without hesitation) start another business with Clojure as the core.
What? Why would you say that? Much more plausible is the view that if you have high dollar lawyers on both sides crafting an airtight contract, and a jurisdiction that is heavily incentivized to stick to the letter of the law, then you can count on proper enforcement ... in contract cases. I would not apply this lesson to literally any other area of the legal system.
Certainly there are protocols that require authentication over ethernet like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.1X
It's a redefinition of the word values to mean something more like Heidegger's dasein, I think. It's not the same as fact or value, so thank goodness it has its own name.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasein

We usually mean values to be scope-dependent (individual, group, nation, etc.) beliefs. But those are always defined within boundaries, so not true outside the boundary. A fact can't be true and untrue at the same time, so values aren't facts.
I've been collecting quotes about this kind of thing for a while now...

"No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth." - Plato

"the further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it"

"Only dead fish follow the stream" - old Swedish saying

"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." – Jiddu Krishnamurti
"Car leases trough employers are only for German cars" - that is not true, as a German company you can lease whatever car you want for your employees. They are predominantly German cars for the obvious reasons. :)
When parking in tight spaces, getting exact-distance feedback from the ultrasonic sensors is pretty handy. I can't see how vision will replace that; I don't think any of the cameras can see that close to the bumper.
Is this from Charles Stross's Laundry Files series?
> software

Amatuer radio seems full of little software tools to do calculations that are closed source. I hope the authors can be encouraged to publish source, or it will die with them.
That was exactly my thought, specially after reading another answer:

> "ip addr show" lists interfaces and their stats. It's harder to read than ifconfig -a but gives you the same information in a similar format.

> "ip route show" replaces netstat -rn to show the routing table but is also not as well formatted as the old command.

> So basically it combines a bunch of commands (including ifconfig) into one and gives them all a unified interface.

To me sounds like same but worse, and combining 10 commands into 1 seems to be totally against the unix philosophy "it should do one thing, and do it properly"
Most of the sports starts tend to start very very young. Some more true than others, like how most ice skating Olympic winners are sub 18. More true for classical music as well.
> Also we should stop talking about facts as truth and instead assume we always mean "provisional facts" with differing degrees of certainty.

Just providing related references here

Phrase: "I know that I know nothing"

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_that_I_know_nothing

- https://betterhumans.pub/i-know-that-i-know-nothing-is-the-o...

Search using the keyword if you want more sources/related content

2nd ref above also contains another quote worth mentioning here: "The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge"

Note that the phrase is originally from Latin so it might not be translated very accurately
A better title might be "Meta Connect 2022 – Virtual Event (if you are in USA, Canada, UK, Spain, or France)

Not very metaversy of them
A Video Game Existential Crisis
Who said anything about improvement?
template does HTML parsing. The `content` attribute returns a DocumentFragment.
I myself went for what I enjoy / makes me happy / balanced / serene. I am not “good” at anything myself either, but I realized that being “good” is heterodirectional criteria i.e. it’s judgment from the outside and I don’t think I want to let the “outside” chose for me. Not claiming social influence is not important, just that it should be 2nd-3rd in importance.
Try to do what makes you happy, whatever it is, and try to surround yourself with good relationships. I use this criteria and it works on my machine… :D
Ask HN: Will the Tesla Optimus be used as soldiers in war?
Literally anywhere else
I really detest the idea that there is a correct way to speak. Speaking is communicating, it is the fundamental way you develop relationships with others. Public speaking is no different, just more people.

Is there a correct way to be friends? No. And there is not a correct way to publicly speak either.
Ask HN: Are you okay to work in org with underperformers and few bar raisers?
I am thinking not every org is like Amazon
It is a correct answer, though. You don't need a degree in Electrical Engineering to know that Ring hasn't invented an unjammable wifi device.
I don't know. I never learned calculus but I'm aware of the concepts and what they mean. I've recognized integration problems in my life... Seems like a very useful skill to me. For example, in computer programming there's game development: the physics simulation is essentially integration.
And now you’re living in a utopian wonderland where governments do nothing wrong and there is no war, crime or corruption
Ah yes, arts and farming, famously things that aren’t world revolutionizing
Blockchain Scalability: What Are Layer 2 Scaling Solutions
Probably they're. But majority of the projects are not. Most of them are not even asking for it. Check this - https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ckaestne/pdf/icse20-donations.pdf

Just 0.2% npm packages asked for donations in 2019.
Tired of using explicit loops? Try Python’s map and reduce functions instead.
Is Amazon still known to be a brutal workplace?
My 10 year old VW Touran can do it reliably, with only ultrasonic sensors.
RUI is really cool, but it is solving a different problem. It is immediate-mode, and it is focused on building a new toolkit. Async UI is more about re-exposing existing retained-mode toolkits in nice-to-use, Rust-friendly APIs.

The cool thing is this: with some effort, it is probably possible to adapt the two library together to have a UI with RUI's rendering system and Async UI's APIs.
Not really, both USS and Radar give unreliable output. The cars you mention would all have phantom beeping from the USS and unreliable adaptive cruise where the radar suddenly doesn't see the car ahead.

The Tesla vision on the other hand works like a more focused human driver. It can remember that wheel stop is there.

Agree they shouldn't have jumped the gun with production till it was ready though.

While the USS sensors are crap they probably should keep them for things like small children playing behind cars.
Why Did We Wait So Long for Wind Power? (Part 2)
You are right vis-a-vis sanctions and ( based on what I understand ) Monero at this time. I think the reason this is not a killswitch parent is referring to is that there is just too much money on the line for the government. LEOs are apparently still trying to figure out how do it right. Last bigger conference I was a part of representative discussed some of the less appreciated logistics ( for example, you can't sell that much of bitcoin and not tank the price for one ). It is different from auctioning Tony Montana's yacht.
Absolutely, but, know that finding the right therapist is less like finding a doctor, and more like dating or finding a church. One isn't interchangeable for another; you may have to search around a bit.

A good therapist is someone who:

- Really listens to you, and doesn't dismiss your feelings and experiences or try to put them in a box.

- (Gently) pushes you to dig into things and really uncover real stuff that leads you to progress. Some therapists just offer vague encouragement that feels nice for a bit but doesn't really help long-term.

- You trust. At least for me, there were some deep existential/identity developments I had to make. And I had to be aligned enough with my therapist on the big questions that I trusted them to help me along in the right direction. They won't ever have all the answers for you (be wary of those who say they do!); ultimately those come from you. But they're going to be an integral part of the process, so you have to be compatible as a team.

It took me three tries to find a therapist that was really right for me. It could take more than that. But it's absolutely changed my life in ways that nothing else could have.

One other tip: different therapists have different styles. At least for me and the people I know, "cognitive-behavioral" therapy was pretty useless. It tends to treat symptoms rather than causes. I recommend "parts-work"/IFS, which gets at the root causes and encourages you to identify and heal dissonance between different parts of yourself so that you can be on your own side instead of being in inner conflict. That said- everyone's different, and I'm sure other styles work for some people out there.

Best of luck.
Begone, polygons: 1993’s Virtua Fighter gets smoothed out by AI
I bought one of those cheap ones, mostly because it was cheap. It has a telnet server enabled with 123456 hardcoded as root password. It's also sending FTP and email passwords to some chinese server in cleartext, and seems to desperately hit various DNS servers with requests for cryptic domain names when internet access is blocked.

To this day, I still won't connect it to my network, and don't really consider that class of cameras an option -- and from what I hear, mine is not a unique experience.

There are obviously alternatives on the market, but they're rarely cheap.
Well, none are getting caught cheating.
Note that "netlink support" != "ip command".
In fact, ip command hasn't been added and I haven't heard of any plans to do so.
The looming certainty that our species is pretty fucked, lol, and there's not a thing anyone can do about it. But, hey, other species have come and gone, and we will too. It's not the end of the world. Just us.

Funny thing is, I consider myself a generally happy person. I think once you accept the doom and gloom, it's almost kinda liberating. Like why worry about something that's unavoidable and out of your control anyway? Some amount of detachment from the future can be healthy...

Also, microbes. We're teeming with them and their poop. Gazillions of little creatures living on and in us. You never have to feel lonely!
Elon has more money than God. Boo hoo 20bn less of Tesla stock. It means literally less to Elon than $40k does to me as a tech worker which is very little.
No. But cities should have strict policies around where and how it’s possible to set up billboards.

In the end I’m all for advertising money spent on ads that aren’t tracking me.

I’d switch the question around and ask: are there enough ads on billboards, bus stops? If not then maybe we haven’t regulated online ads enough to make the billboards attractive.
> There is no fixed rate loan.

Most loans in the US are fixed rate for the life of the loan.
In deflation, prices are going down. So I know it will cost me less next week to fix that broken window than doing it today. So I wait a week. But the logic doesn't change - when next week comes, I'll wait another week to get a better price. Apply this across the board, and people mostly just buy what they need. Producers of goods stop producing. R&D disappears. Etc.
Yup, the choice of tools is a terrible metric for software quality.
The featured article talks about this. It didn't go down even remotely the same way in Magnus' previous game. He also references a game which never actually happened.
Seems like the grapes were very sour.
This is also starting from the assumption that calculus is not fun. It's where a lot of seemingly disconnected mathematical ideas suddenly come together like a beautiful puzzle.
More accurately - the media can't stay away from Elon. He's not out there doing PR circuits with this drama. A single tweet generates literally hundreds of articles.
I only did up to greenbelt but when I was 16 there were almost no other things cooler than doing a 2nd dan+ blackbelt pumsae.
Old Tesla was using mobileye systems, that powers half of the automotive world. Tesla later started to abuse it, mobileye got angry and they stopped working together. Since then Tesla's tech is in house and in many aspects still behind 10 years old product.
Let's be honest - working a twitter is a joke.
"Do one thing and do it well."
Some of those derisive people are terribly draining. Enough to be a factor in in abandoning an open source project and getting a job at Accenture instead.

I might go to fosdem this winter. If I do, it'll be the first such event in almost 20 years: https://rant.gulbrandsen.priv.no/openssl-hate
DRIBBLERS! DRIBBLERS! DRIBBLERS! DRIBBLERS!
Income transfers generally don't imply printing money, they can be funded by eg taxes from a higher income part of population.
This is the dumbest thing I've ever read
Speaking of cop origin stories... https://www.gazettepeoplestelegraph.com/marvel-superzeroes-b...
this is nice advice, thanks for posting it. Resonates a lot with me, i will try thinking about this in the coming days:)
That is the point, before most remote was global now they are local.

The whole point with remote is the global part. That with the internet anyone can work with anything anywhere.
Which price point? Lots of non-Tesla EVs selling for a wide range of price points right now.

Totally with you on the Ioniq 6 — very attractive, and will have better service options should something go wrong. Would also consider Polestar 2. Maybe the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Maybe.
It undoubtedly varies based on local law and landlord, but where I’m from, as a renter you can typically put as many holes in the walls as you want as long as you properly patch them up when you move out. Same goes for painting and other modifications.