skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This is really a story about a celebrity's mental illness and public breakdown.

I find this take interesting -- Kanye is insanely successful in multiple categories. He is very eccentric and always has been.

> Kanye is now a Black Hebrew Israelite

That said, calling him mentally ill or having a breakdown is a bit... odd. There are tens of thousands of "Black Hebrews", there are MANY more Scientologists. Is Tom Cruise mentally ill? Maybe, but people can have different beliefs than me and I wouldn't call them mentally ill.

Regarding Pete Davidson...

> “The 78 media outlets that called me an abuser when I was tryna get that heroin addict away from my kids that was tattooing my kids’ names on him, Skete, Pete Davidson…” said West. Davidson has spoken about his struggles with drugs and borderline personality disorder in the past.

https://news.yahoo.com/kanye-west-hits-pete-davidson-0413485...

I think a lot of the tabloid press is trying to make Kanye sound crazier than he is. That's how they sell stuff. Don't get me wrong, he's a bit off and he'll say things in a hyperbolic way (which is accurate.. but the connected dots don't always make sense).

Anyway, my point is I think dismissing someone as "mentally ill" for having different beliefs or opinions is probably not the best. It's a fair opinion, but I wouldn't assess it that way. He's acting rationally for his belief set.
And if you need to use something non-musl compatible, you just make a container with a different base OS.
Linux dodges serious Wi-Fi security exploits
There’s also “nokogirl”
OpenBSD base has almost everything else I need.
The original paper that defined Bitcoin "supposed" mining would take 10 minutes per block, which is what the implementation has in fact always targeted... how was it ever "originally intended" to run instantaneously?
I understand but it is a slippery slope.
Typical adversarial relationship that develops between companies and unionized employees. It becomes more about winning the power struggle than getting work done or having a good life. And also more about the rules in the current contract than anything else.

If the current contract doesn't have any rules about it, then employees are just stuck with it until the next contract negotiation between the union and the company.

Thems the breaks.
The ones I've seen require an ID. Not sure how universal that is though
the problem is that while it also breaks search for the inflammatory assholes that want to ruin everyone's day, it also breaks search for everyone else.

it's a strange problem, to be sure. "I want to speak publicly about something in the market-place square, but in such a way as to avoid the nay-sayers and rabble-rousers.' -- this seems like a problem that was fixed in ye days' of olde by forming secret collectives and 'meeting down by the docks', I guess that's akin to what federated services offer?

note : I find federated social networks to have the same flaw, it's my belief that good things should be archived and catalogued for the public good -- so I have a hard time getting behind the idea of federated spaces that are protected from archival efforts -- but I do acknowledge that curation of a group is one of the best ways to reduce harassment.
Reverse job board for Django developers
Reverse job board for django developers.
Let your next job find you.
IIRC LYMErix is only effective against a specific strain of Lyme which is only found in North America.
Relatedly, I've worked with systems that would maintain a "deleted" or "archived" table for every normal table, with an identical schema. I nowadays prefer it over a deleted_at field for many of the same reasons as the article.

I also nowadays don't care much for created_at or updated_at; IMO it's preferable to maintain an actual transaction log (which is something I'd add to the YPGNI list, given how invaluable that tends to be for auditing purposes).
That's a good point

Just like how "Calculator" used to be a job title for humans who manually performed calculations.
Waves of suicide drones strike Ukraine’s capital; 4 killed
Sourcehut was nice and minimal last time I used it. Worth checking out. Also: the creator has a great blog
I find them far less distinct than a walking person and a hand...and if I was colorblind that would be a large problem for me (and colorblindness was the reason for distinguishing the shape in the first place, so makes sense to have very different shapes rather than both "stick figure with hat").
The Almquist shell first appeared in 1989, which predates the POSIX.2 standard shell from 1992. The new POSIX features were likely retrofitted onto the code.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX#POSIX.2

Bash was introduced in the same year as the Almquist shell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)
I'm not sure I necessarily agree with that... But yeah I specifically did not want to get into what namespaces do solve, and so was instead vague and just acknowledged that they're good for something. :-)

I will also say this: at the level of personal preference, and given my understanding of many other package ecosystems, I would have preferred namespaces from the start. But I don't feel very strongly one way or the other to be honest.

There is a related RFC open: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3243

> "packages can impersonate other packages with typos" problems

I was pointing out that this is specifically not solved at all by namespacing. A package's name includes its namespace, and the namespace can be typo-squatted. (EDIT: Or wait, maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying. Perhaps I'm confused by what "these" refers to in your last sentence.)
Just to further clarify as I've recently gone down the rabbit hole of Tailscale...but isn't the idea that I can make any part of the device running on a private, secure network? In other words, even if I'm connected to a node, I'm still running "on my network", whereas when I connect to a traditional VPN service it just kinda takes all of my traffic and puts it in that same network "space", the biggest difference meaning I no longer see a traffic hit when I'm reaching www.google.com because it doesn't mean all of that traffic has to get funneled through the VPN traffic.

As you can tell, not a network guy here! I could be totally wrong.
They are 8 months old and have “strong revenues”. How do you do that? Seems like magic. I wish I were so talented.
I... don't think that's true of Sourcehut? Drew has certainly argued for the fact that websites should be usable without Javascript, so it would surprise me if Sourcehut didn't follow the same standards.
It's possible but it's extremely dangerous. The exchanges that you'd use to short Tether are the ones preventing Tether from collapsing. These exchanges could invent an excuse to liquidate you before they allow Tether to collapse so even if you were right you'd still lose all your money.
the idea is not to convince you, if you like another web framework like Axum, hyper, or actix you can use it, this framework is for other developers ( javascript, python, or rust developer that wants to start building microservices with rust with a friendly syntax like express or flask)
In this case, it would often be better to make a breaking change than to have a client that thinks it's fetching all the items but isn't. For a frontend application sure, it might be fine that the user only sees one page, but it might also be a big problem. For backend APIs you absolutely don't want to add a new pagination mechanism that clients don't know about.
Which all translates into higher expenses for the business, and I'll repeat myself that I'm ok with the business being required to take on that expense.
Someone else already has 'nyt.com' ('rg'), GP is saying (not saying I agree) 'nytimes.com' ('ripgrep') behaviour encourages other someone elses to do that sort of squatting, where they don't own the thing that is clearly intended.
I mean how do we leverage hope, or the illusion of hope, for positive things. How do we make it so you read that book, or learn that thing?

The prospect of a good job is tempting and can give you hope, but there are so many other issues that it seems almost as unlikely as winning the lottery. I got good grades, got a masters, got experience, etc. I'm still making under $100k per year with almost nothing to look forward to career-wise. How do I start tricking myself into having hope?
The "every job uses a Docker container" is what worries me. Because the other two certainly don't have a robust container mechanism. Sure, Windows has something, but it is a far cry from "pick a distro, install some stuff, and call it a day" because there's some blessed image that supports installing .NET stuff and if you don't base on that, you're SoL (at least last I checked). And that's even ignoring the lack of rendering if you need it or the filesystem performance hit they seemed to be plagued with.
Semantically: those services are acting more like encrypted proxies, with some kind of exit far away from you physically.

VPN's are usually used to create Virtual private networks. Extending your LAN across several sites using software, or granting you access to your LAN when you're not physically located close to it.

It's hard to imagine why the meaning has changed as much as it has, because even though a consequence of this connection can be that you exit to the internet via your destination networks internet connection; I feel like this isn't the original use case at all, similar to how you can use a chair as a ladder.
Reference Values for Continuous Glucose Monitoring [pdf]
Man, I hope someone exploits me by buying my documentary for $30 million!

...but seriously folks, this article is uses the word "exploitation" to mean "exposure" of celebrities' personal lives for entertainment/gossip (e.g. Marilyn Monroe, UK royals, etc.) Smart celebs like Kim K and no doubt Kanye cash-in big-time on this exploitation... it's hard to think what Kim K actually does aside from making billions off of her own "exploitation" in some sense.

Re: Parler acquisition, "exploitation" means "fleecing", i.e. selling an asset to him at far greater than the market price b/c he is mentally ill and doesn't know better (akin to elder exploitation.) I haven't seen a valuation, but Parler did a $16M Series B in Sept 2022, so you'd think that the valuation was probably benchmarked off that. Maybe he paid a small premium, but TBH back to my original point if he takes it seriously and grows it, it could be worth 10-100x what he paid.
Don't get to a hospital when new medical students start doing their residencies ;)
I use Alpine with XFCE on my laptop. Non-musl apps work ok in flatpak. Biggest annoyance is when I install a new Alpine package and it (for reasons I can't fathom) uninstalls my wifi packages so I have to grab an ethernet cable and reinstall everything. There's also a bug seg-faulting my X server when I scroll too much on my touchpad, but if I'm gentle it doesn't crash.
> Souceforge also has a proprietary free-to-use for open source Git hosting service

It's not proprietary?

https://sourceforge.net/create/

> And, as if all of that wasn’t enough, the SourceForge platform runs on Apache Allura which itself is Open Source!

https://allura.apache.org/
You will also get voltage drops from the sensors using power along your current loop as well, no? Whereas current will be the same along the entire loop all the time.
> From a mathematical POV what you do is clearly irrational

The ticket costs the same whether the pot is small or large. For every lottery, there is a jackpot amount at which the expected value of a ticket exceeds its cost. Some lotteries occasionally approach this, even after taxes, although the chance of sharing the pot complicates that.

Why is it "clearly irrational" to buy a ticket only when the EV is closer to 1, rather than when it's something like 0.2?
So no withhold, fishhook, or hitchhike? How do they handle names like Munchhausen?
Mentioned in different articles, these drones have a range of approx. 1200km. What tech could Ukraine and others deploy to jam or confuse these drones?
Started using whatsapp few weeks ago in new area where is common.

Very annoying UI to get started. You need to add new contact, then from massive list select country code and finally you get to paste number.

For iMessage - default yourself and others to use apple id email address.
I think you aren't being hard enough on Kanye. I just signed up for Parler (https://parler.com/breckyunits) and there are barely any ads on that site—he clearly doesn't know what he's doing.
> most banks and ATMs scan serial numbers when receiving or distributing cash

That is potentially a clue. But in itself would not answer to a legal certainty (that one fact) that a bill with a serial number in a nefarious transaction means the person who withdrew it (from the ATM) made the transaction.

1) I can withdraw $300 from an ATM and purchase a coffee (using $5 of that). That $5 might be refunded as change to someone who then uses it (to buy chinese food) and then as change to another person. And that person purchases something that they shouldn't.

2) Of course at scale with large amounts (say $300 withdrawn 10 times to equal $3000) used in a nefarious transaction yes they could trace back but they still wouldn't have proof that the person withdrawing it didn't pass it to someone else (who then used it). Further they can't require you (in the US) to disclose what you did with the money after you withdrew it. However they might try to convince you you have to answer and tell them.

3) That said of course like with anything again yes it would point them in some way to you and then might be able to find another way to then focus on you and get what they need (in order to get a warrant to do a search or get other records released).
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies

why would you go to wikipedia to get a copy of twitter's policies? Anyways based on what you've said so far you haven't actually been paying attention. It's been year's since Dorsey went Rogan's show and took one his trust and safety lawyers with him to do all the legal talk so he could maintain deniability.
A lot of the arguments seem kind of bad. Just in the first paragraph:

"Blockchain is the greatest technological fraud" - It's just a hashed data structure. Maybe people use it for fraud but that's like saying accounts are a fraud because someone had bad ones once.

"[Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies] are functionally useless as currencies outside the realms of criminal activity and a Ponzi scheme in effect if not name for everyone else." - they are used a fair bit in speculation which is not actually illegal. With bitcoin there is no ponzi schemer, the thing doesn't collapse ponzi like - it just goes up and down.

Not to say they don't have flaws but there is interesting stuff too.
Ryan - one word you avoided using in your reply is "license". The fact that Copilot is reproducing code without attribution is not the legal show-stopper here has much as the fact Copilot is reproducing code without documenting what license it falls under.

If your hope is that saying "it came out of our ML model" somehow removes Copilot from the well-established legal framework of licensing, I think you're wrong, and you are creating a minefield that I and others choose to stay well clear of. The revenue from Copilot, and the rest of MS, can probably pay your legal bills, but certainly not mine.
I didn’t really follow these, does that mean that graduating a CS degree in Harvard does not indicate some kind of ability and perseverance? Is it completely rigged so I can safely assume that Harvard CS in a CV is a bad signal?
React is enough of a Frankenstein, hooks or not.

The more I do web development, the more I appreciate the wisdom of no client state.
I read ANSI K&R, is it yhat much bigger/more complex? Took me about 4 days to read iirc (without doing exercises).
Once Worth $2.9M, NFT of First Ever Tweet Is Now $132
Was on display. The LCM closed due to COVID and there's no indication that it's coming back, sadly.
To say more, since people are asking: equal temperment means that you take an octave and divide it into 12 pitches, so that the ratio of each pitch to the next is the same (the 12th root of 2). When you play in a major key, you pick a particular set of 7 of those 12, with a particular set of "skips". You can get from one major scale to another one by multiplying all the frequencies by the same scaling (some power of the 12th root of 2). Notice that in that major scale, for instance, the frequency between notes 1 and 7 is close to, but not exactly 3/2. It's in some sense out of tune. Back in the day it was more common for pianos to not be in equal temperment. One advantage might be that you could, in some key, have notes 1 and 7 be closer to a ratio of 3/2. But this means that the same scale in different keys would have different ratios of frequencies! That's how they would sound different.
So the question is, are you going to test it manually?

Case study 1: The help functionality in the UI was broken for months before anyone noticed, because people on the team don't need the help. Integration tests were written to exercise the help functionality. Problem solved.

Case study 2: 'We' insisted on having extensive unit tests for our login logic. Getting code coverage on that functionality ended up being easier said than done, and a bunch of refactoring was necessary to make the tests not suck balls. Said refactoring introduced a number of regressions in the login logic. Every time the login functionality broke, two engineers came to tell me or my teammate that login was broken before the CI build had even completed.

If the human is willing, faster than the automation, and failures are unambiguous, what's ultimately the value of those tests? Goodhart's Law says it's less than or equal to zero.
I don't see any docs about that. How is the `image` value used on macOS and expected to contain some usable macOS filesystem layout? Are you expected to SSH to a machine running the target platform from a Docker container and run the commands that way?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Speech_Movement

Mario's "Operation of the Machine" speech is pretty good.

Also worth noting, often these groups were not quite as egalitarian as they're thought to be. SDS for instance had quite a bit of sexism in its operations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Students_for_a_Democratic_Soci...

I have no position on this debate, I just thought you'd want a little context.
Kweb 1.0.0-RC.1 released – A lightweight Kotlin web framework for back end devs
Good point, thank you. I always assumed it was required for Firefox so have automatically enabled it!

I can't think of anything else it could be needed for other than various GTK-bloat IPC so I'll make a note in the article!

Thanks again,

Daniel
I believe that OP meant that his ex-wife HAS a very public asshole.
It doesn't lead to a contradiction, the contradiction was already there. If you have a contradiction on your system you can prove everything:

1- Assume ¬X

2- Point out the contradiction

3- Therefore X is true
Sounds like a recipe for an audit, at least once they can clear their backlog. At which point, I'm pretty certain they're going to want to know more than "generic cap gains sale"/"revenue paid to me in cryptocurrency". They pretty clearly do not want anonymity in the flow of money.
> ... though I'm not sure whether "expect" is in base Alpine, or you'd have to install it, defeating most of the purpose.

It's not on the default system if that's what you mean, but it's packaged as https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/v3.16/main/x86_64/expec... so you could at least install it partway in and rerun that way.

Depending on the goal you might be better off using https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Alpine_local_backup to save the system.
What are the arguments for incorporating democracy into a company? Why must it be a democracy? What if your employees all have short term personal interests in mind, want 6 months a year of PTO, and overthrow the CEO to get it?

I always felt like seeking input from employees, especially those who have contributed significantly and that you value a lot, is extremely important, but it's not necessary for them to have board seats and votes to consciously take steps to obtain their feedback and make good use of it.

Since participation in a company is entirely at-will, what's wrong with "Join if you agree with the founders' vision, leave if you don't"?

Too many cooks spoil the broth.
> I'm far more partial to the "deleted" table that simply removes the deleted entries from one table into another

Or you could use a system versioned temporal table (or the equivalent in non-MSSQL databases), then the DB does the work for you, and allows recovery of UPDATEs too.
Not sure exactly what the performance implications are.
Hah, w00t. Have your teammates figured out that your superpowers are teachable? :-)
And now imagine if those people would do a, hold on, translation of the audit report...
The kind of censorship that occurs on places like Twitter or Facebook is purely an artifact of free market capitalism. The existence of odious people with socially unacceptable opinions decrease the value of the platform. Given those kind of people unfettered access to a private platform when they are not contributing to the growth and vibrancy of the platform is essentially just charity. This is the "marketplace of ideas" functioning exactly as it's supposed to.
Time to market. Nothing else matters, use whatever stack/library works and whatever I can copy/paste of stackoverflow to get it to work, we can fix the problems in software as we go and we only have to support it for 2 years then we can make another.
Mere threat to strike for a day would make AA to buy out developer for millions of $.
We had that in broadcasting; it was an FCC rule called the Fairness Doctrine. Reagan dismantled it, and that directly led to the extremist radio empires that fuel a lot of the misinformation online today.
Didn't peg Australia for a repressive country/government. If this is really the case, meaning, laws are codified against "hate speech", it's pretty much the beginning of the end of them, IMHO. Free expression should be as close to absolute as possible, everywhere....
I believe most people who underperform in math had bored and uninspired teachers in their education.

I found a joy with math only by accidentally reading biography of Newton, Godel Escher Bach, a book about Cantor, and a compendium of math papers for educators.

Then I could see all my reasons for avoiding math were excuses for poor insight to the beauty and interrelatedness of mathematics.

You do the work for intimate understanding for each move. If I could learn mathematics like learning sports (simple ideas worked into muscle memory) I would appreciate the result, and you can keep the abstract problems. I’d rather solve real problems.
Just take a look at parler (https://parler.com/breckyunits) — there are barely any ads, clear sign of mental illness.
You can always chroot. Similar to how I run steam on my Void musl machine via flatpak.
True! But also my use case it quite different compared to GStreamer, and I don't really need all that metadata & introspection.
These are both like numpy & pandas in always documenting with `import longname as ln` right? I think they bring it on themselves.
Maybe you would love linear algebra?
Edited: Apparently I am incorrect.
>“The metaverse is a vision that spans many companies — the whole industry."

Zuck's Nexus 6 brain can't come up with a vision that spans actual people.
I’ve never had an issue, but I’m American. So if it’s expecting American centric answers that would make perfect sense.

So many not what most people would pick, but what Americans would pick?
Have you traced what system calls xzgrep is making in one shell vs the other? I ask because there are a few odd behaviors in each shell that can slow down some operations. A funny one I ran into was not setting the TZ variable and thus slowing down some system calls. This was also on CentOS which I have not used in a while.