skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How do you think about individualism, tech and Christianity? There's a difference between an individual and a person with Catholicism I think, and the individualistic approach to life I have heard goes hand in hand with pride, going it alone, rejecting God, others, and ones whole personhood. We live in relation to others.

Another thing we hear is that the modern world is in it's troublesome state because of the individualistic "me-first" selfish view of life. The rejection of Church is because people think they can have all the answers in themselves as an isolated individual for example.

Collectivism / socialism is the opposite to individualism and that's also a mistake obviously - so there's a middle ground which is more social but also respectful of each persons personhood.

I mean, have you thought about this deeply? Its something I've been pondering about - I can see it's right there in these new technologies.

Maybe there's a way to be actually social with the new tech? (where the old "social media" of the past drived us apart.) I don't see it though, just people going it alone more.
This would be easier if there was an easy way to write the zero value, irrespective of type.

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/19642 was a proposal to have e.g.

return _, _, err

as an alternative to e.g.

return 0, "", err
GitHub source code is different from windows code though. This isn’t a moral argument but a dry legal one. Microsoft doesn’t control the rights for a lot of the windows source code because it isn’t their copyright to begin with. Meanwhile even private repos on GitHub are subject to uses like this through the terms of service iirc.
So from a moral perspective I’d agree with you, but I don’t see how this could fly legally. I’m pretty sure Microsoft has had six armies of IP lawyers independently come to this conclusion.
On one hand China sounds like a train wreck. Overheated economy, faked growth numbers and insane Covid policies. On the other hand they sound like they are outsmarting the world and taking over.
This is very common in Hungary, just FYI!

Especially in the countryside. The main use-case is for creating fröccs aka spritzers.
Always have a phone in your pocket and make as many photos or movies as possible. This includes the very first minutes after the birth. Those might become the most precious photos you have server taken.
Incrediblest full of all the harmfulsts! Not only Machine learning:

"Watching ditigal Walt Disney Movies is dependent on data."

It is illegal as the attribution is missing. Also copyright applies etc. see the lawsuit. Its less a technical thing, more a legal one.
Lots of incredible innovation on cancer. New, revolutionary drugs every year or two.
Hang in there. This is not a death sentence. Just the best chance to change our lives for the better.
You will get through this!
Twitter started in 2006, they didn't add the retweet functionality until 2009.
I used to live near a helicopter manufacturer that primarily did defense contracts, part of their site was a grass airfield that was owned by the MoD.

I think it was part of the MoDs (or CAA maybe) requirements that the runway be tarmacked, I don't remember why but it was a legal requirement that it be done before 2030 or something.

In the local Facebook group people (and a lot of them) were worried it would turn our town (40-50k population) into a international airport.

The runway probably isn't long enough for large commercial turboprop aircraft. Definitely won't have 737s using it any time soon. That an the airfield had a main road at one end and a house estate at the other, way to close to be safe for a commercial airport I imagine.
Keep up! These days the trend has changed. We have gone the other end now. "I work from 10am and start chilling out at 2pm and make much more money than before." (this is what they say, but not what they do)
A rebuttal in two parts:

1. Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect[1]

2. Ligma Johnson[2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Crichton#GellMannAmnes...

[2] https://www.wionews.com/world/ligma-johnson-two-pranksters-p...
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Even if that is correct - which I don't think it is - it's not relevant to this discussion. IMO if Rust pushed christian evangelism in their release notes, the problem would be exactly the same.
I read an interesting factoid about nuclear waste. It was that the amount of energy that an average human will use over their entire lifetime would create about a soda can full amount of nuclear waste.

I'm guessing the solar panel waste would be quite a bit more.
What kind of input do you need?

I'm getting poor results trying with some stamps I've scanned and some photos that were lower resolution than I liked.

Or does it need to be studio quality footage?
Good luck! The next few weeks are going to be tough in ways you never imagined and you are going to have to deal with them at a time when you are feeling least able to handle it. In totality I describe it as feeling like a grenade went off in your life and you are walking around in that dazed and confused mode with high pitched ringing in your ears. We're two months into our second child and it's only slightly easier the second time around!

In all likelyhood there will be medical issues in the next couple of weeks with the baby or your partner. In all of the cases I know of these have been overcome completely, the children are happy and healthy, but at the time it can feel overwhelming. Try to remember that you will get though it.
A few do. Mostly, though, those servers are blocked because of continued harassment from their users. https://xkcd.com/1357/ comes to mind.

Some of the "free speech", "low-moderation" instances have self-policing communities. Others are full of neo-nazis. Yet others are run by bigots and ban anyone who objects to the hate and vitriol. They are not all the same.
I guess it won't work for rich editors that create tons of elements for every style applied, like `<b><span style=font:...><span style=...>...<i>...` it requires some sanity of the editor.
Going to second this. There is absolutely no medical reason to do this, only religious dogma.

You're taking away protection, some level of gratification, and a few other things.
Thanks. I had no idea what most of the comments were even responding to!
Sounds like you might like: https://sourcehut.org
(it's also completely free of crypto/web3 schemes, as an added bonus)

If GitHub (M$) continues this path of stomping on licenses/copyright of the people who made it great in the first place (i.e repo authors/contributors), I'm definitely gone.
as good as you make it implies it takes some effort,
if it's worth it or not for you specifically is of course your call ...
Exactly. At the end of the day, it's just Twitter. It's just GitHub. It's just Xamarin. It's just whatever. The world will move on if you don't pressure your employees into pulling all nighters for your "urgent" demands.
If I were implementing this, I would ignore the middle one. There's virtually nothing visible to the user that there is a middle one OR that <b> is actually placed before <i>. I feel handling this edgecase causes more UX problems than not.
What was the route you followed to get published?
I hope we are just talking about the birth here, and not the next couple of decades of being a parent...
Surely the pioneers in this business would be well aware of that fact, and would presumably control the supply. Although the goal is ultimately to lower prices and make these elements ubiquitous, the transition wouldn't happen overnight. It's likely that logistical limits in transporting the material back to Earth would be enough to avoid crashing the markets.
That's why you need to split "list of all people" (necessarily centralized for discovery) and actual storage (decentralized). Everyone can have their own repo anywhere as long as it's fetchable by git, and the creator of the tool can maintain a list of all repos branches
I learned early on that any code I write after 40 hours is going to introduce bugs.
Lift with your knees. This is very difficult around change tables, cribs and baths, but very necessary, and nobody ever tells you!
Congrats. 3 things that I found the most useful:
- Know that it will get better. The first period, and periods after, will suck. But it is also very much worth it. When things are at the absolute worst, just remember that this too shall pass.
- We got an octopus teddy from Jellycat - lifesaver! Baby’s hands will pull out the pacifier when they sleep - they wake up - you wake up. The baby could hold on to the tentacles instead of the pacifier, meaning everyone slept better.
- Prep meals when possible. Cooks stews and similar for the freezer for those hard times when you can’t even think of cooking. Will make it easier to get a good meal.

Bonus: sleep whenever possible, and bring the baby to see friends so you don’t become a hermit.
I would suggest to read the text and then contribute to the discussion. We have access to search engines too.
One reason is that it creates unfair expectations for your coworkers, who may have families or partners they want to get home to.
Your comment reads at a really good try at trolling about trolling!

It's a lost artform. It's a shame people don't recognise it anymore. Myself included.
I worked once for an investment bank and there it was mandatory to take once in year min 2 week vacation minimum. It wasn't because of their sympathy, it was due to the fraud prevention :-) Forced 2 week long vacation, locked out access to the systems for that period of time.
For me, it depends on the type of problems you are trying to solve. If you and competitors are fighting side by side to achieve a goal and get a piece of the pie, it's OK

I don't believe in overworking, I believe in steering the work in the wrong direction. Staying at your desk just to attend a meeting, working without feeling like you are contributing much, these things are productivity killers, not the other way around IMHO
The only commercially available options for AV1 are GPUs, most of the FPGA solutions are proprietary or support just a single stream. You can also check out netint.com for ffmpeg HW acceleration of x264 and more (though no AV1 support).
"Jurisdiction" sounds grand, as if there are laws about these things. There might be where you live, but here it's a question of which private recycling firm has the contract with your local authority. Cross a county border, or move into town, and you have a new recycling firm with new processes.
One of the features of Julia that I really like and wish would be adopted elsewhere is that the stringification methods take a context object that can indicate the string is to be presented in: plaintext, ansii-colored terminal, json, HTML, LaTeX, GraphViz, etc. It would have been amazing to have this kind of flexibility considered in the Unix tools.

That said, I would argue that JSONLines is a better universal output format when you're dealing with pipelines. If the output is one giant JSON array, then you have to wait for a long-running program to finish completely before the output can be passed on to the next long-running program. If you output one JSON line at a time as you process your input, then the next program in the pipeline can get started on processing already without waiting for the first to finish completely.
I feel the same way exactly. I admire the craft but I don't want to spend time with it. Logic puzzles feel like work after a while. I like games I can play imperfectly.
Older content editable editors would do that. But modern ones have moved to not nesting inline styles, and separating internal data structure from the exported html. Full html isn't really that great for the internal data structure of a rich text editor.

Think of them as having only a none nestable <span> tag with a style attribute.
It's not actually a straightforward idea. It's just good design. No project manager will ask for it (just as no one asked for multiple cursors until sublime came along and won lots of hearts with it). There's plenty of space for such ideas which will all feel stunning. But, surprising they were not made before, neah...
I used to use Cathode on my iPhone. It was really nice for SSHing. Sadly it has been unusable (and at some point unavailable) for a long time now on iOS.
> It took you longer to wonder about this stuff, than it would've taken you to actually find out.

It was a genuine question, because I didnt know the answer, but the effort it took to write all that out is because I’m trying to make a point. Additionally, it also didn’t require much effort to imagine theoretical models for how it, or any platform covers operating costs: Decentralized BYOServer, Ads, Subscriptions, User data markets.

I just don’t see it reaching scale without not grinding through people unnecessarily. And with the planet gently cooking itself stupid, I don’t understand how building YetAnotherSocialNetwork™ is a priority (which I know you aren’t advertising for).

I think we should all just let Elon run Twitter into the ground, and take it as the win it secretly is, and quit socializing on the internet (which I know will never happen).
New father here.

Ensure baby is fed (breastfed/formula fed) every couple of hours. This above all else. If baby is not latching just formula feed until he latches. This is crucial.

Watch out for signs of dehydration (parched lips) on baby. Usually because mothers dont lactate on day 0 and babies dont get any milk. Note time spent at breast not equal to milk in baby.

Watch for signs of jaundice. Low feed for baby causes jaundice levels to spike which can cause severe health issues.

Revisit the paediatrician within 48h of hospital discharge.

Be there for your partner. It'll be fine.
Many of the roles folks are discussing here don't offer overtime payments. We're expected to comply with a wee line in our contracts that goes along the lines of "from time to time you may be required to work additional hours....". Then it turns out "from time to time" means every week and you don't get paid overtime or time off in lieu.

But even if I was offered paid overtime, and at a rate higher than my regular salary, I wouldn't work overtime. I'm in my mid-50's and Monday to Friday, 9am-5:30pm is enough time to spend doing work. I have hobbies and interests outside of work that are far more interesting.
You are assuming that laws/rights operate on basic properties like learning or remembering, but they operate on goals (e.g. humans can run, but there is no speed limit for a pedestrian. But if we learned to run at 100mph somehow, a limit would be introduced). The goal is to motivate creators to create on terms that would be fair enough and useful for a society. If you “generalize” their work at such scale, it is a very different situation, like when you are using a sidewalk for robots running at 100mph and demotivate anyone from using it.

Services like search, translation, recommendations, etc. are all dependent on training data

There is an obvious benefit in being represented in search results and recommendations.
But what if not has the algorithm be designed for to extract that creative expression from the original work.

The use is only helping developing the algorithm by adding more value to the product in improving extracting the creative expression.

Copilot is a loose/loose game for developers, regardless on which end they are.
You will make mistakes. Lots of them. You will hate some moments. Often. There is a lot of Instagram parenting where everyone is oh so happy and oh so perfect, but raising kids is difficult and if you really spend time with them you will not do things perfectly, nor like it constantly. Good thing is, kids are resilient. They will live with your flaws. Just make sure you give then plenty of love.

Remember that children are human beings from the get go. They have a personality, and feelings. They are the ones doing the growing up, and all you can do is try to help them do it well. You might meet people who think that kids are infinitely malleable and that personality faults in them are intolerable. These people are ignorant in the same way racists and homophobes are.
You won’t, you just leave.
Could you share the make/model?
What if there are more than three cursor locations? Like a bold link?
You'll get plenty of specific useful advice here. No point in adding to that.

What I tell folks is the bar for parenting is pretty low actually. Give a shit, and put effort in. The rest is really just minor details in the grand scheme.

Kids just need parents and adults that care about them and are willing to put the time in. All the other stuff stems from that, but gets talked about far more. It's pretty hard to mess a kid up in a loving supportive household no matter your other circumstances.

Material things also simple don't matter at all, even though society will focus on those for you.
Too young to become a parent (by modern standards). I really liked your comment and I agree even though I have zero experience.
Sleep when the baby sleeps. Do not use that time to catch up on things.
It sounds like the working situation is pretty in-line with what your colleagues want. I don’t think you need to make them work better/harder if that’s not their priority. They probably won’t be paid more if they do. Your best bet is to find a job that suits your “professional development” level instead of making everyone else cater to yours.
some of that as an interactive map: https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/FR
Xeyes revisited
> IMO, if you're not taking at least 3 weeks a year off, you're probably damaging your ability to do your best work

Make that more like 5 weeks. The legal minimum here in the UK is 33 days (well, it might be 34 next year but we'll see), which is 5.5 weeks. Every job I've had as a professional has had more leave than that, usually 38-40 days (7.5-8 weeks), and in the last 3-4 years I've also had a weeks office closure during the summer. The feeling of taking a weeks break and coming back and you _not_ having to catch up on what's changed since you left is incredible.
Hope for a Post-Musk Net
It looks pretty good, but especially with the Spiderman comparison you can notice a little smudging and it basically loses the pattern on the suit.
Software developers don't need expensive hardware most of the time. They don't have to pay the cost of borrowed capital unlike a factory that costs millions and takes years to pay off the business loans.

The companies producing chips do make a lot of money but nothing compared to e.g. a $5000 lathe that only does one job.
Title is slightly misleading, as the linked website also includes data from European countries which are not in the EU (ie, Serbia, North Macedonia, Bosnia, etc).
It’ll all be alright.
One thing, try to look after yourself and keep in shape.
Slow down or even better quit alcohol, tobacco and sugar.
For a more visual overview I recommend:

https://www.electricitymaps.com/

Recently they added a feature enabling the users to see production data per country on a monthly basis.

From that you can see that France still hasn't recovered in terms of nuclear power generation capacity and that, along with high natural gas prices was the perfect storm that caused electricity prices to skyrocket.

They're restarting as we speak and the effect on prices is already visible.
Nice! Give it a shot, you never know what might come of it :) I had been writing nonfiction essays when one day a story idea came and I shared it, got some good feedback, then just kept going with it.

They are not easy to write, but the key to the fable is the lesson, so I’m sure if you took one or two you wanted to share you could turn them into a story. Either way, you have some fun with it!

And thanks, I’m approaching the “last mile” with the book after many months of editing (working w an editor). I’m illustrating them too. If you like you can follow along via my newsletter, I share updates there: https://salman.io/newsletter
Even as a passionate twenties-something engineer I would see my productivity and output fall off a cliff after 6-7 hours of work even if I had a lunch or tea/coffee break in the middle. I was fortunate to work for a lot of very cool bosses who essentially forced me out of office and occasionally gently teased me for working at night at home. I didn't realise how critical this was until I worked very briefly for another shop in the middle for a few weeks that demanded you finish everything within the same day to fit their scrum metrics. I could feel every ounce of energy sapped away after 6PM (after starting the day at 9AM) and had zero motivation to get anything done even though they demanded I stay. I was getting nothing done until they let us leave at post-10PM and I had basically spent hours staring at my screen. Left there as soon as I could
it does have 3d topogrsphy but you have to enable it in graphic options
As a bit of a tangent, it’s amusing how differently purchasing packaged water in restaurants is seen in certain countries (e.g. Spain, Italy) compared to in the US/Canada where it’s generally the default, and to a lesser extent Switzerland and perhaps other tap-centric European countries where tap water is at least the norm outside of restaurants.
The secret microscope that sparked a scientific revolution
I believe one of the things that necessitated the verification was lawsuits from famous people being impersonated on Twitter. Now that you have to pay to be verified, seems like they might be open to that liability again.
Why did you lump MIT in with the un-premissive licenses?
I like it. However: pricing. If you trust that it will work you would offer a transparent income sharing, for example 1/3 for you 2/3 for me with a credible income UI would be an acceptable offer.
To add to this, I’d rather be on a team with people I find “cool” and work well with than with high performers I don’t.
Given the UK may be having rolling blackouts (fwiw, more curiosity) I've been keeping an eye on this https://grid.iamkate.com/ - nice little dashboard.
Hope they add 3d graphics like Stonesense some day: https://www.reddit.com/r/dwarffortress/comments/snrx46/the_c...
I see. You definitely could learn japanese ... if you want to. If you don't want it's another story xD. In any case, about FF14, trial works still (I had no problems) and I recommend this client for Mac https://github.com/marzent/XIV-on-Mac - which is better than the official hehe.
But there are libraries for this with wrappers; don’t think many people do this manually or are bothered by it.
If you are embedding or extending the software than yes, the AGPL would take effect when providing a network service. But if you just use it and comunicate with it via the defined protocols there is no such obligation.
My recycling all goes in the same bin - plastic, paper, glass etc barbaric as that is.

If it turns out boxes from X are not recyclable - then I can only hope that the mass of them "reducing the profits of big waste corp" triggers a phone call from them to X and action happens - either the two parties come to an agreement or the waste company spends 50c sending me a flyer saying "please dont cost us $1000 by putting that packaging in your bin" or alternatively spends $5 an hour having someone on the line pick them out.

Its capitalism, not even a liberal fantasy land model of capitalism, but a filthy greedy sweatshop child labour exploititive form of capitalism - thats how it is meant to work.
GitHub – kelleyma49/PSFzf: A PowerShell wrapper around the fuzzy finder fzf
You need to bait Copilot really hard to make it output that. To the point where it would be much easier to locate and copy-paste the code directly from the source yourself. It doesn't happen accidentally and it's not how you normally use Copilot.
I like that lo fi approach. As an owner of the original DX7 i feel there is a whole undiscovered world inside despite the fact this synth has been used more than any other. Hard to program though.
> to make your job eventually redundant and have it taken over by ML

This will last until the programmers run out. These systems will have a bad time writing in any language they haven't got extensive training data in.