skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So that makes sense for Apple. But it doesn't make sense for literally every other messenger app. Why do they bother existing?

(i.e 1 billion people use Messenger X, is the game plan that some one else with an actual business model wants those billion users so they buy it... so Messenger apps are a marketing channel?)
I am not really conflicted, I can respect his achievements without negating the downsides or the narcistic, egomanic "BS". I thought I made that clear, with labeling it as "BS".
It's definitely social media by every definition of it.
They never promised or owe to anybody presence on competitor platforms.

Personally I prefer they don't do google style starting 100 projects and killing 99 out of them but focus on what they do best.

I also can't care less about iMessages on Android, I'm using WhatsApp to ping my wife/family - probably like most.
Do you really think we're anywhere close to the limits of robotics?

One example: tactile sensors will be much better in 5-10 years and they'll make a big difference for gripping objects.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01401-y

Another one: solid state batteries. It'd be quite surprising if they're not commercially ready in ~15 years and they should offer at least 2x energy density, better safety, faster charging, more charge/discharge cycles. All would be huge for mobile robotics. There are big expectations: QuantumScape has a market cap of over $3B, Solid Power over $1B, etc.
This has always been the case and it has always been fine.
From Grsecurity FAQ:

> Grsecurity fully complies with the license of the Linux kernel, the GPLv2. Since grsecurity is delivered as a source code patch, it is not possible under the terms of the GPL to offer a free version under an actual restriction that it be used only for evaluation purposes. Any customer receiving a grsecurity patch receives all the GPL-granted rights and responsibilities, including the right to redistribute patches in their possession or even to sell them to others.

Forks are completely fine. A lot of hardware, often not even esoteric, is supported by non-mainline kernel versions.
You are a Father first, and a friend second... keep that order straight and you'll do ok.

Observation: Your child will have many faces as they grow, more than one in the first month. Take lots of photos and movies.

Post partum depression is a real possibility for your partner, and normal.

Have a tall kitchen garbage can with a foot operated push to open at the crib side. Empty at least daily and you won't have smell to deal with.

If you're worried about poop/pee... you get over it almost instantly, or at least I did.

Use "chucks pads" under baby when you change them... plastic on one side, absorbent on top, disposable, and MAGIC.
I'm a European who finds kettles stupid. I own one because someone didn't appreciate my house's lack of kettle and got one despite my protestations. I own (1) a induction stovetop, (2) a microwave… both will perfectly boil water just as fast. Why do I want to waste counter space on a kettle. My kitchen is tiny.

I have the same complaint about a ricecooker. It's perfectly easy to cook rice in a pot. Sure it's convenient to use the automated device, but it's wasteful.
Ahem, self-host and VPS on someone else datacenter is a bit an oxymoron... Sure, you own your part of the infra so you can migrate from a VPS vendor to another, but you also need a homeserver with an equivalent albeit eventually less reliable infra to "self-host".
Robots are too expensive; that is to say; humans are (a lot) cheaper. If you want to buy a Spot robot to pick up garbage, you are out 70k for the base model, 100k+ with some plugins, they need to charge every hour so you need multiple and there are maintenance costs (it’s not like you buy one of these and have no other costs outside electric for 10 years). In many countries humans are a lot cheaper than that for those manual jobs; depending on the work which determines the maintenance costs, maybe even yearly.

We either need to acknowledge humans are more valuable (which is utopia and won’t happen easily) or have high quality robots for 5k or less with 8-10 hour battery life (or hot-swappable; you buy an extra robot that just runs around bringing batteries to and from robots and chargers). And, as with all mass production, that will take time.
No one is using iMessage outside of the USA is like no one is using microsoft Zune. It’s not literally no one but due to the network effect people use Whatsapp or whatever is popular in their country(some places use facebook messenger, Line, Viber, Skype, WeChat etc and you are expected to have it. Why switch apps all the time when you do the exactly same thing everywhere? Except for switching away from iMessage of course because %70 of the people won’t have it even if they want to).
There's plenty of room for discussions. Most people see Elon as a petulant villain right now. So when he's particularly petulant to the detriment of his platform and hypocritical, it's reasonable to call him out as such.
You are better off watching Black Mirror Playtest episode than wasting time reading this article.

Btw. this is nothing new, I already proposed in my high school essay 20+ years ago we could replace airbags in cars with device which would impale the driver to encourage people to drive safely in safer and safer cars each day, which discourage people from actually driving safely (I've got D from my conservative retirement age teacher).
Point still stands though, as meager as it is. The link is the only major public works project in recent memory that largely succeeded AND under budget
Chinese chip designers slow down processors to dodge US sanctions
I might need to rethink my opinion of Elon: this more than a week longer than I expected.
If getting jiggy with an industrial machine that could tear you in half is what floats your boat...
You don't have to pay the goon if he wears that.
As a 30-something European it never happened to me, not even once.

Maybe we should not assume it's always a country thing. It's peer pressure behaviour, and your immediate group of peers might or might not care.
Heck yes.

Now Lua —- in all its ghetto glory — can reach maximum terribleness on the most terrible operating system to date!

/success kid
K8s and Docker are purely Linux things. Use Linux for that. Its like you would say "I really like these Jails, on which Linux distribution I can run them on?" :) On FreeBSD You use Jails and Bhyve.

Some other whys for FreeBSD here:

- https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2020/09/07/quare-freebsd/
There are some things that make urban IoT connectivity harder than in the open field.

- Wave paths are more complex (buildings, multi path propagation etc). Hence base stations need to be positioned more densely.

- Finding optimal locations for base stations and contracting the building/land owners is not straightforward.

- Using the less congested, licensed spectrum instead of the crowded ISM bands may be preferable in the city.
That is not profit. If an insurance business picks up 10% more clients that cost 5,000% higher expenses, they cannot just increase premiums 10%. They have to increase premiums a lot more.

Not to mention that the ACA forced insurers to subsidize old people from the young (maximum age rating factor), health to sick (can only price based on age, location, and tobacco status), and imposed out of pocket maximums. All of these mean the insurance company is spending a lot more after ACA than before ACA, and all of that had to be recouped as revenue from premiums, otherwise you have bankruptcy.

Also, all the US health insurance company financials are public. You can see their profit margin is a steady ~5% for over a decade. They are spending $95 for every $100 in premiums they take in.
Author here, I did (personally).

CD: The Weeknd - The Highlights
Drive: Pioneer BDR-XD05TB (not listed in my article)

Accurate Rip reported errors on 3 Tracks.
Ripping with

hp GUE1N

flawlessly worked on the first try. Although I also doubt that the error would be audible, but I have a better feeling if the hashes are correct.
Every tech company tries to lock in their customers all the time, and then turn over backwards and talk about how they are only doing it because it is in the customers interest.

It was nice to read the candid exchange between top Apple execs. It was honest, and it was understandable.

It's unfortunate that Craig Federighi felt the need to give it some bullshit spin instead of being honest in the interview with Joanna Stern (further down the tweet thread).

I wish companies were just honest in their public marketing.

I know that a lot of decisions from Apple are just about protecting their profits (eg. building pretty sweet virtualisation tech into macOS, but then limiting it to 2 macOS VMs per computer even if your Mac could easily run dozens of them).

It would be nice if they didn't always try to tell some bullshit story how that was better for the person buying their hardware.
Well, options have the added risk that they'll just expire. With options, you've got to get lucky about your timing even more so than when shorting.

Anyway. Nietzsche had a saying. Which is, "Where you cannot love there you shall pass by." Why try to make money by betting against a company when you can just find a different company to bet on instead?
How did the group name “wheel” come about?
Zooming in on the lower basin of the pumped storage reservoir switches the map from showing the filled basin to an empty basin!
Google has promised it gets 3+2 years. We'll see in 2025 how that actually panned out.

Meanwhile my mom is on her second iPhone, the first one lasted for 6 years with OS updates, the current one (SE2020) will most likely get updates until 2025. Two phones in about a decade isn't too bad IMO.
The choices of Billionaires are bewildering :-) Should I buy Twitter or end World Hunger? Should I colonize Mars or undermine TikTok Dance moves?
The internet is full of assholes. Its an unfortunate truth. There is also unfortunately not a whole bunch that can be done about it (short of going full dystopia).
Since you can't get married without buying real estate, then it is pretty much enforced.
Congratulations. You fit the trope of Lazy Genius.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BrilliantButLazy
You can use both lspci and lsusb on FreeBSD:

# lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family DRAM Controller (rev 09)
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
00:16.0 Communication controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family MEI Controller #1 (rev 04)
00:19.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection (Lewisville) (rev 04)
00:1a.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller #2 (rev 04)
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 04)
00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 1 (rev b4)
00:1c.1 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 2 (rev b4)
00:1c.4 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 5 (rev b4)
00:1c.6 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 7 (rev b4)
00:1d.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller #1 (rev 04)
00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corporation QM67 Express Chipset LPC Controller (rev 04)
00:1f.2 SATA controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 6 port Mobile SATA AHCI Controller (rev 04)
00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family SMBus Controller (rev 04)
03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 (rev 3e)
0d:00.0 System peripheral: Ricoh Co Ltd PCIe SDXC/MMC Host Controller (rev 08)
0e:00.0 USB controller: NEC Corporation uPD720200 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 04)

# lsusb
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen0.3: ID 046d:c52b Logitech, Inc. Unifying Receiver
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen0.4: ID 04f2:b217 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd Lenovo Integrated Camera (0.3MP)
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen2.2: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen0.2: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen0.1: ID 0000:0000
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen2.1: ID 0000:0000
Bus /dev/usb Device /dev/ugen1.1: ID 0000:0000

# uname -v
FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE-p3 GENERIC
Interesting, apparently drgn doesn't even depend on existing debuggers like gdb or lldb. And since drgn uses debug information, it doesn't need any boilerplate to integrate with C code and data structures, which makes for even easier language integration than pybind11. Perhaps drgn could eventually become a replacement for pybind11?
What exactly did you think HN was about? HN leans heavily to the left. I think it's best to just observe these types of topics, and only participate in the technical topics.
I have a CS degree but I am mostly self-taught. For success metric; I am working at FAANG and finishing a master’s at a top university, and my manager spoke to me about a promotion 2 months into my job with arguably zero prior experience.

The reason is curiosity and grit. The more you learn the better mental models you have, the better you can do analysis and extrapolate. As for grit, I am looking to find my ceiling.

I have met devs without any curiosity and … it shows.
Where's the hysteria?

Stating that lead pipes are relatively widespread isn't hysteric. In most cases, lead pipes are harmless, although if the chemical composition of the water changes, that can lead to dangerous lead leaching (see Flint, MI).
Whilst I self host many things, if you are using GitHub actions then they provide a free Docker registry I have never had any issues with.

https://docs.github.com/en/packages/working-with-a-github-pa...
Yes it's an NFC implant. Fidesmo store to load applets, then things like yubico authenticator for OTP. Think of it like only the NFC side of a yubikey neo with fidesmo.
You might want to review the EU driver licence classes then.
Class AM
"Two-wheel vehicles or three-wheel vehicles with a maximum design speed of not more than 45 kilometres per hour (28 mph) and with a cylinder capacity not exceeding 50 cubic centimetres (3.1 cu in). "
Samsung logs record-breaking 1.75Gbps download speed via its mmWave 5G equipment
Yes, context matters. Actors on a stage or in a film are clearly 'playing a role'. But when they play the role of a real person there is usually (always?) a disclaimer on the film. Quoting from an interesting article on the origin of this disclaimer [1], it runs :

> “This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.”

I don't believe comedians use any disclaimer, but the context of their show and usually the exaggerated portrayal of the real life person caricatured makes it clear that it is a parody.

In an online forum where some people are representing themselves under their real names, and where verification is offered on those real name accounts, then I think it's reasonable for people who are using the real name of a person so as to parody them are required to make the parody explicit, and people who don't can be removed to prevent fraudulent impersonation. And I don't see that as a restriction of free speech (anyone can still comment, including pseudonymously, but not by fraudulently pretending to be another, real life, person).

[1] https://slate.com/culture/2016/08/the-bizarre-true-story-beh...
https://pureev.in/etrance-neo/

https://pureevwebsite.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/v2/pdf/ETr...

datasheet for "etrance+"

https://pureev.in/epluto/

https://pureevwebsite.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/v2/pdf/EPl...
datasheet for " epluto"
here this is the base model and people pretty much use this as alternatives to regular 110/125cc petrol scooters.

third company selling 250watt scooters

https://okinawascooters.com/buy-now/book-now/r30/r30/

https://okinawascooters.com/buy-now/book-now/lite/lite/

and these are "hot selling" vehicles and i own epluto and optima (optima is not on website as that was refreshed since) and 210+ as i've already said so yeah
Ironic that Steve Klabnik jumped in on the ridiculing, when he a) Complains all the time about people mocking Rust, and b) supported the various "rewrite in Rust for no good reason" projects.
> "They’ll send us an unchoke message to let us know that we can begin asking them for data."

What is the purpose of that choke part when connecting to remote peers? Is that some kind of flood protection?
> centre of Christendom

Not after the Great Schism which happened before the crusades and the East started getting treated as pretty much an alien or even an enemy culture, and certainly not after the backstabbing of the Fourth Crusade in 1204, when the West damn near killed that culture. And in any case, the Byzantine doesn't seem to have nearly the impact of the Renaissance or other Western inventions of the second millennium, even before the Great Schism, or at any point in its existence. For better or worse.

> little technology was lost

Maybe. Again, from strictly a layperson's non-historian perspective, I find the most amazing things being built and invented mostly post 1300's (and before 400-ish), and not much to write home about in between. But maybe it's just me.
Anki.

I would have no career without Anki. Every time I pull out some obscure technique or command and make peoples' jaws drop, I have Anki to thank for that. From VIM commands to remembering which PHP functions are nounverb() or verbnoun() or noun_verb() verb_noun() to bash tricks to Python libraries to web tools to curl options to network terms, every day I pull out something to make myself more valuable to my employer. And other employees know they can usually find their answers with me. And I really so smart and experienced? No more than any of the others, really. But with Anki every single small trick and technique is remembered and ready for use.
Moreover, speech rights granted to local individuals, and those same rights granted to foreign government-controlled media, aren't in the same ballpark.

Why are we allowing the mouthpiece of an adversarial authoritarian country to propagandize our population and sow division in our society? We need to put a stop it.
...seems likely to always rely on...

Poor expression. (May be completely wrong too for all I know, but I think it's the expression that is rubbing you up the wrong way).
I agree. That was uncharitable of me to say, and I, in fact, felt bad about that comment the second I posted it.
We used to hear this encouraged as an efficient method for cooking rice on government radio when we were kids. Cooking gas was precious and everyone wanted to save it. Basically this is how probably everyone used to cook before pressure cookers became a thing.
Free speech is a civic liberties issue often embraced by libertarians such as Elon Musk.
BSI – Quantum Machine Learning: State of the Art and Future Directions
I don't want this to sound as fanboy as it does, but iPhone is really market leader in hardware, the Apple Silicon + Battery management just has no serious competitor.

I agree software-wise Android ~= iOS but Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 < Apple A16.
That's often heard, but what's the alternative? So far every other alternative has been more limiting, not?
4. I was always programming for fun and intellectual curiosity. That means I was always very much interested in creating a "nice" program as well as solving some problem. And "nice" involves low maintenance, robustness, little external dependencies, understandable, well abstracted and documented code, that is as perfomant as possible given the constraints.

Because I did these things mostly for myself, the span of problem domains is big, I did backend web stuff, frontend stuff, CLI tools system daemons, embedded things, game-related things, audio-related things etc. This breadth of topics helps tackling anything my current employer throws at me (which is mostly also interesting problems).

This is success to me: I do what I like to do and am able to do it well enough to be happy with the results and I am fast compared to others while doing it.

E.g. last week I was asked if I could do a local groupchat webservice for the wifi of a theatre piece (so visitors can interact with the actors on stage, without having to install some kind of internet bound app). Four hours later the working prototype including nice handwritten CSS and realtime message-passing was done. Feels good.
I'm not sure, what he claimed to do, but if he didn't run around praising this as the next grep: wtf is wrong with those people? I mean you have to start exploring things somewhere and why not share them?
Related: "List of Stable Diffusion resources" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33416632 (162 points | 6 days ago | 23 comments)
It is closed because customers are incentivized to not share the patches so they can continue to receive new patches.
I found job as dev at the beginning of my degree, so i think i can say that im self taught

So my answer is

Doing programming related stuff almost everyday (excluding job)
It's a little bit different than building a McDonalds - they're building an underground rail line in my city, and just the acoustic sheds and site offices (before they could start even digging a shaft to drop in a tunnel boring machine) on one of the six or so major sites is like building a dozen McDonald restaurants in itself! Not to mention water treatment, spoil handling and treatment, ventilation systems, moving utilities etc. etc.
Based on my observations of most programmers, everyone is self taught. Some are self taught on their own and others are self taught while undergoing formal education. People who teach themselves to program are often more enthusiastic and so there is probably a correlation between that and success.

It is a good idea to get a formal credential, it makes it easier for HR to fiend peace with a resume.
Wow, that was used for a long time. The Greek one was 700 years.
As a leftist who regularly gets flagged, downvoted, or mixed votes for even suggesting a vaguely leftist idea I'd say:

Hacker news does not skew left. Not right. It's simply not a monoculture and it tends to emphasize data first and foremost. Anything even remotely politically charged will draw out all sorts of arguments.
DSL = domain specific language, in this context

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language
What would the original Twitter management do differently? Wouldn't fire 50% of the staff over the next several months despite the recession? Kept the comedian's account active even if she impersonated Parag?
Twitter is a cesspool of toxicity. A few years ago I was mocked by a 50k+ star project PM for contributing to their project without knowing some obscure details. Fortunately they didn't link my PR which was merged soon after anyway.
> plays the right version and track listing

Just try to get ahold of Rust in Peace today. The rerecorded album by Dave's Megadeth cover band sounds terrible, and the original is out of print and not available from any of the legal streaming platforms. I'm considering stocking up on original CDs and pressings, and storing them in different locations. I'm not even joking.

If you really want the right version and track listing, you'll have to preserve it yourself.
Sure, 'ability to scale' (scalability) might be an issue, but if you are using it, you will see that the majority pf people are on other servers or communities, some not even using Mastodon. Mastodon itself is just one of the implementations of the federated protocol that uses ActivityPub. A lot of alternatives exists, like misskey, pleroma, etc.