skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you’re onto something with this. SAP power users can input data at blazing speeds, because they remember so many of the codes. So this definitely isn’t just a GUI vs TUI paradigm.
just do it like China... this is silly that we allow China to block everything while we are happy to allow them to use our market...
Bash is not the best we can do!

If you want a traditional Unix-like shell that is mostly sensible in the places where Bash is not, check out Zsh. It has a ton of complicated features, but most Bash scripts can be ported easily (if not outright copied and pasted). Zsh has fewer footguns by default than Bash, and it has more "safety" settings that you can enable.

There is also the Oil shell, whose creator often posts on HN, and which I think is meant to be a superset of Bash, but I have not used it myself and can't vouch for it.

As for the alt shells, I've was specifically interested in Elvish, but I dropped it as soon as I saw that they don't support parameter interpolation in string literals, like `"${HOME}/.local"`. This is such a common operation in shell scripts that I have no interest in a shell that doesn't support it, and I can't imagine why Elvish doesn't.
Of course, the counterargument is that all of Elon's moves so far have been exactly consistent with a new owner who only cares about profit. Cutting staff, implementing draconian crunch time, telling advertisers things that are what they want to hear but the opposite of what you're telling the public, adding fees where they weren't there before, raising prices and cutting features...
Twitter is a disaster, elon buying it is a disaster, elon making any changes is a disaster. Everything twitter is a nightmare disater!

I have to be missing something about twitter.

So I just created an account. I've literally done no posting, no likes, no replies, no quotes, I'm just going around following people I'm interested in.

To be fair, I'm connecting to people who are on 'the wrong side'. Conservatives.

My account got locked once already, I had to pick a picture that didn't match a shadow or something. I got back in. Now I'm locked again.

The allegation as far as I can tell is following the 'wrong people' is unusual activity according to twitter and demands my account to be locked.

I guess Twitter still blocking users based on political opinion. @darthnetious shall remain dead I guess.
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> not at all original.

> But, even if she did have a distinctive style

This is some rough criticism of an artist who's dedicated their profession and life to art.

> is (nice, but)

This made it all OK!
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Which of the results mentioned in the article are proven by applying some result of category theory to another field, and which are just stated using category theory (with the real mathematical insight lying elsewhere)?
Well we already have antagonistic political factions and a common vernacular shorthand referring to them by a pair of colors so idk how far we have to go to recreate anything really.
Not if all/most requests are granted.
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Both cases are very abhorrent examples of racism. Perhaps it is convenient to justify tribalism as a “[…]fundamental human survival instinct” but that’s the same useless lizard brain justification that people use to justify unacceptable behavior, namely sexual assault. We’re so far past being tribal hunter gatherers so there’s absolutely no point in trying to 1. Predict how people behaved back then 2. Use animal behaviors to justify how present day people behave 3. Apply these bad inferences as excuses to the norms we have in place today. All forms of racism are unnatural and prejudices might “seem” justified if you’re an animal, but the prejudices we have were obtained during our modern day lived experiences and not some deeply in-grained natural response. So no, you can’t just say racism is some kind of animal adaptation that we maintained through prehistory.
It's unfortunate that Twitter primarily only has 280 characters of text to infer intent and sentiment. AI has overfit engagement around hate and polarizing text.

TikTok, and really any video-content feed, noe has deep AI signals to infer a person's true hobbies and interests.
The Firefox add-on "Better Twitter" has options to hide promoted tweets, retweets, tweets liked by others, “Trends for you”, “Who to follow”, and more. Twitter is pretty unusable in a web browser without this add-on.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/better-twitte...
For Falcon Heavy you are probably right (since there aren't many clients and they all have specific requests) but it is my understanding that the publically listed reusable F9 price is the one being paid by most customers.
There's a political process for that, which necessarily includes central government.

Isn't it suspicious that Ukraine's large, aggressive, well-armed neighbor was somehow involved in the referendum, and then sent in the "green men" to enforce the inevitable results?

And what about the native ethnic Tatars? Russia pretends they don't exist.
That is a fake argument. It has been proven wrong on every one of these articles, yet pro-stealing people like yourself keep posting it. You can't copyright such works, only an 'installation' of those works. If you want to talk about copyright, maybe educate yourself on copyright. It's Title 17. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/
It is already standardized: https://spec.matrix.org/latest/
I liked this write up: https://securitylabs.datadoghq.com/articles/openssl-november...
Anywhere I can learn more about what stack protection they have?
Training on copyrighted material is legal, and rightly so.
> Not enough fuel for an entry (& landing) burn means "expended first stage" - which also means "remove the weight of the useless landing legs before launch".

Landing gear? Where we're going we won't need landing gear!
Where did she post the images she created?
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I don't know about your experiences, but systemd is leaking preconceived notions and self-imposed limitations like a broken sieve where one is left to sift manually through documentation and bug-reports, collecting and evaluating rules, exceptions and idiosyncratic notions to determine whether systemd will do what one wants.

Latest example: I have a service I want running, so I set it to Restart=always. Read the long Restart= documentations - seems ok. Does it work?

Failure 1: Well.. you also need appropriate RestartSec/StartLimitInterval. Ok, I I set it up. Does it work?

Failure 2: Well.. restart doesn't actually apply to failed dependencies, so .. don't have dependencies that fail, ok? That's not a bug. [1][2]

[1] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/1312
[2] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/213185/restarting-s...
You are making an excellent argument for also banning TV.
Thanks for the reply!

The phrase "reloading kit" is extremely helpful for learning more about this
so we good with their GDP growing from using our markets? while they have concentration camps? why are we propping them up if your about freedom?
Modular space stations are significantly easier to achieve than landing two rocket boosters at the same time. Humanity has been doing modular space stations since the 80s (Mir).
I have noticed a lot of accounts being banned who post things counter to the current US foreign policy narrative, whatever it may be at the time. Obviously not all of them, but a lot of popular ones.
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> or setup a proxy with multiple instances if the program was single-threaded

Not having to do that is quite an advantage for Deno though regardless of the perf claims.
> It's okay to have a little stack overflow as a treat?

They're still doing a CVE and publishing a fix, they're just calling it HIGH and not CRITICAL (definition at https://www.openssl.org/policies/general/security-policy.htm...). More on their categorization, from when they decided to break CRITICAL out of HIGH: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2015/09/28/critical-securi...
Check out the Firefox add-on "Better Twitter". It has options to hide promoted tweets, retweets, tweets liked by others, “Trends for you”, “Who to follow”, and more. Twitter is pretty unusable in a web browser without this add-on.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/better-twitte...
Lets encrypt is staggeringly easy for devices that are not "open" to the internet - it supports or has plugins to manage ACME DNS challenge records fully automatically even for private IPs in your home network, and this is just one way to do it. Using letsencrypt to get valid SSL certs easily, automatically and for free for private IPs behind a NAT is something I love using it for!

You never need to expose a webserver to the public internet to use letsencrypt to get a valid SSL certificate, even if IP is in the private RFC range (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, etc etc).

Every single webapp I run internally has a two line automated Caddy/letsencrypt auto configuration, that just works.

To suggest it is way too difficult suggests you haven't tried recently, or are familiar with very old http-based DNS authentication challenges. You do not need to use http-based challenges to use letsencrypt for a long time, although still supported.

> https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https

> https://caddy.community/t/how-to-use-dns-provider-modules-in...

No port forwarding required, ever.

This feature also exists in plain ole letsencypt, their "dns-01" challenge support:

https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/#dns-01-challen...

The list of DNS providers who support this is massive now too:

https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/dns-providers-who-easily...

It is now so absurdly easy to do, all my personal projects just have valid SSL by default now, even on my internal LAN. All letsencrypt needs is proof of domain ownership- thanks to DNS TXT records, no one needs to host a website/port forward to accomplish that.
> In summation, I suspect that the labor force contraction was more from the reaction to COVID than people just becoming chronically ill and disabled.

We could just look at the number of deaths in the USA and figure that out right now.

We don't have statistics on long-COVID19. That's just going to be a specter for years to come. In fact, an entire political group doesn't even believe that long-COVID19 exists and is working to hide those particular statistics.

But the death statistics are objective and obvious.
If you want to scan binary to see if this uses vulnerable version, use this YARA rule: https://github.com/marcinguy/betterscan-ce/blob/master/analy...

Courtesy of Akamai.

If you don't know YARA tool, you can run this command in the folder where your binary is (it will install everything needed):

sh <(curl https://dl.betterscan.io/cli.sh)

Hope that helps somebody
I currently use Tweetdeck and have been using it for a few years now. The experience is exactly the same.
I like this a lot.

The All Trails cost seems too much for me, because my hiking is limited to 1 or 2 trails.

I'm going to see if I can draw my own trail with the GPS visualizer this weekend!
And to add to this, SpaceX isn't enriching Musk, quite the opposite. Half of his PayPal wealth was invested into SpaceX to develop Falcon 1 (the other half was invested in Tesla). Then SpaceX was awarded a NASA contract to develop Falcon 9 and Dragon. All the profit they made from commercial use of Falcon 9 was reinvested into developing Falcon Heavy, and all the profit SpaceX has made since has been reinvested into Starlink and Starship. Musk hasn't gotten any return on his investment into SpaceX, and rather continues to invest more money (earned from Tesla) into SpaceX to speed Starship development.

I'm not saying this to play up Musk as some philanthropist, but to clarify that it is the government that has benefited from the investment that Musk and other investors have put into SpaceX, rather than the government enriching these investors. Every other rocket made prior to SpaceX, the full development and operation was funded by the government, and the contractors profited immensely, so it is weird to call out SpaceX/Musk for this when they are one of the few exceptions to that rule (along with RocketLab).

But also to point out that SpaceX is a passion project and would likely never have accomplished the things it did if it was run primarily as a profit-making endeavor, or as a utilitarian government project.
I wanted to like Powershell, but it is missing some features that I think are essential. For example, apparently checking the return status of an arbitrary command is not trivial, and there's no equivalent of `-eu -o pipefail`. Yes, I know `-eu -o pipefail` is imperfect too, but it covers most common cases. I also struggled badly to stop it from mangling the output encoding of my applications (no, I don't want a goddamn BOM, thank you), and the solutions I found all either had no effect or required me to write what looked like C# code embedded in my shell script.
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Wasn't it regularly spitting out whole watermarks?
Game developers are business users though, aren’t they?
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Or gives them more lee-way for maneuvering or - makes it a tiny bit harder for spies to figure out what orbit they're going to place the satellite before the launch.

Or because someone asked "how high" and got back "as high as you can go".
Yes it does seem within reach. Even just the base-en whisper modal with 74M params performs remarkably well on transcription (the large model has 1550M params!).

Compare a base-en whisper transcription to a human transcription. This is the A Powerful Theory of Why the Far Right Is Thriving Across the Globe latest episode of the Ezra Klein Show, transcribed just now:

1. [whisper] https://modal-labs-whisper-pod-transcriber-fastapi-app.modal...

2. [human] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/01/opinion/ezra-klein-podcas...

(You can use the same app to transcribe other episodes on-demand and see the base-en model's quality)
So, the thing about championing free speech and free trade is that you also need to allow speech and trade that doesn't benefit you.

If you're interested in giving up America's commitment to either, that's fine, but I'd like to have some say in what other forms of speech and trade are silly to allow.
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They paid more, something like $150M

I think "no one pays that" has more to do with "every mission is actually a negotiated contract" than "the price is inflated".

https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2022/10/falcon-heavy-ussf-44...
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Range control uses radars to determine the location and speed of it. Also, pretty sure it's got non-COCOM limited GPS receivers to be able to do the landing, which also would give you velocity.
I think painters also copy each other styles , or make copy of popular works, artists don't like this but I did not seen people demanding "do not use this art style because XYZ created it",

For me, just a regular person, the art is not something an soulless machine can generate or a monkey with a camera, the intent and mind is important. So a guy can ask an AI to create a malformed portrait of some subject with some artist style , the value of the art is in the subject,theme and not the style IMO. Like if you ask for a portrait of X steping on Y dead body, dressed in Z and with M,N,P the artistic value is in your idea behind this and not in the pixels.

I remember similar complaints when digital art started to get popular, that is not real art , that you just move pixels around
Eh, how is that behavior any different than previous iterations of planking? It is not. The only real difference is that it puts control of a majority of social media young people use in the hands of a foreign power. When FB et al were doing the same thing ( with same access ), it was all great.

I have no love for social media, but that ban starts at home AND if we accept the proposition that TikTok should be banned, we should be doing the same with FB and its derivatives. For the record, I am all for it ( as long as we apply this idiocy evenly and across the board ).

edit: added and across the board
It's dumb but I personally can't get over Camel-Kebab-Case commands. I hate typing Caps, and hyphens.
The book already was pretty long...
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Goddamn, what an amazing insight you gained.

I was under the illusion, for most of my life, that alcohol helped with sleep, until I did some research and found out it practically does the opposite. Or honestly, listened to the book "Why do we sleep" by Matthew Walker https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34466963-why-we-sleep. It is absolutely fascinating and worth a read/listen for anyone wondering what we know about sleep so far.

An interesting point from the book: For people that drink regularly for long stretches, they can end up with dreams literally spilling into reality because their brains never reaches deep REM due to the alcohol. It's fascinating. I've never reached that level personally. However I've heard anecdotes of people getting insanely vivid dreams after stretches of drinking.
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Brave browser does something similar with its attention tokens, which by default get allocated* depending on your time split between sites.

*provided the site supports it, unsure what the process for that is. Some really weird ones do, like specific Youtube channels, The Guardian, or some GitHub users.
Lay off 1000 employees and start cutting or renegotiating vendor contracts. 221M should be easy money to find for a company of Twitter's size.

I say this as someone whose been a big tech co employee my entire life and who has seen how easily 10 or 20 million gets spent. I have also seen how easily a million gets thrown out here or there for vendors to do some data analysis work, or even worse, create shiny powerpoint slides to present to higher ups.

Remove a layer of management, stop all the outsourced make-work, and you may end up halfway there to saving 200 million.
I agree with your answer, but not that your question is the question. Some that I think are closer:

Does an artist own their name? Yes. I can’t publish a work of art and say “authored by savant_penguin”.

Can I sell art with product name “in the style of savant_penguin”? I think this varies by jurisdiction; it’s not going to be legal in the EU I think. It might well be in the US.

Edit: fleshed out more thoroughly by someone else already: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33423857
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