skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ripping every single plug socket and outlet out in 80% of the living spaces in the EU is neither cheap nor popular, so "industry asking for it" will not be enough. Your comparison is a bad one.
> the most reliable way of generating PDFs

See pandoc: https://pandoc.org/

And a variety of intermediate or input text formats, where you can pick your preferred poison whether for book publishing, research papers, math papers, technical documentation, slides, etc.

Including the author's own djot: https://github.com/jgm/djot

EDIT:

Sibling reply suggests latex. OK, but then you're also learning latex.
If I were to guess, i'd suggest their view would be if a single animal survived, that's one more than would make it if left in the cages.
That do not make the tesla better products though.
If you read the guidelines it was pretty clearly spelled out. With respect to journalists, from what I can tell "big media" like the networks, New York Times, major magazines, etc. were pretty automatic but things got sort of random once you go to small publications, contributors, freelancers, and so forth--especially those without a huge twitter fan base.
New Twitter accounts will have to wait 90 days before buying a subscription
I mean yes, that's a scary made-up scenario. I'd be in favor of banning the app if that made-up scenario ever becomes a non-made-up scenario.
There's nothing unrecoverable about Error exceptions. If one thread hit a bug and threw StackOverflowError, it's not a reason to kill the entire application or even thread itself, just unwind stack, show some error and continue processing next task. The only tricky situation I'm aware of is OutOfMemoryError, because it can affect other threads. I'd prefer to restart the server. But again it's just because typical code allocated heap all the time. One can write code carefully without heap allocations and this code will work just fine with OOM errors thrown around.
I hope you are taking notes, Dropbox.
Blockchain is a system that is no different from the pyramid scheme that has existed for people for 100 years. invest your money. wait for other people to invest money and get rich. Who cares about blockchain technology?
The twitter check was, and was always supposed to be, a way to make people with the check feel special. Where the real journalism is done, their identity is confirmed by their publishers with bylines, not checkmarks. Confirming identity is not the purpose of checks; this is demonstrated by the fact that checkmark revocation is used as a punishment for breaking twitter rules, not when identity comes into question.

Social media isn't a newspaper, it's a skinner box. We'd all be better off if they all walked away from their tweeting addictions for real, instead of moving to a synthetic analogue to replace their clout addiction. Mastodon is methadone.
I'm not OP, but I can share how I did.

I needed to do some soul searching into my excuses for not running. I'd always think to myself, "I'd like to run, but I'm tired", despite having done nothing physical all week beside walking between the coffee machine and my desk, or getting into/out of my car, or walking the grocery isles.

I ended forcing myself to think of tiredness in a more granular way. If I feel tired, I classify it as either "mentally tired", "emotionally tired", or "physically tired". I realised I was quite often coming home from work mentally and emotionally tired, and using that as an excuse to do no physical exercise. I didn't "care" to run because my soul and mind were depleted. Then I recalled all I've known and read about physical exercise cleansing the mind and the soul (somewhat). So I started thinking of it as a way to solve mental and emotional exhaustion.

I promised myself to grind for a few weeks on the habit (IF: home from work & emotionally | mentally tired THEN: run 2-5km). It absolutely sucked for 2 weeks, as I was just adding physically tired to the pile (as I felt like a sack of shit afterwards and felt down on myself for being unfit). The 3rd week however started to feel a bit better, and from that point on I was starting to feel a net positive impact on my 'tiredness' after running. Once I hit that point it was a positively reinforcing habit that, literally, had legs.
Also, I've been told that it's currently bandwidth limited, with the future holding maybe variable bandwidth limits and bandwidth charges. So a dynamic DNS pointing at your gigabit home connection is likely going to be a better solution than funnel.
I specifically said "let the remaining thousands", the keyword being "remaining".

and Elon Musk is firing employees to reduce costs, which is something every other tech giant is doing right now, in a different proportion of course.

those commenters would gladly let the rest "eat dirt" out of spite.
Critical thinking would be a good start... but TikTok also targets a very young and immature audience that is already protected from many other things by rules.
I'm really happy about the inclusion of Rust in the linux kernel. Not because it is Rust but because it shows that we can evolve. And I hope in a thousand years we aren't still stuck on C or Rust but "moved on" to even better things. It would make me quite hypothetically sad if in a thousand years we were still using tools designed by hackers in the infancy of computer science.
Who cares, though? I truly don’t understand this obsession with the blue checkmarks, and so far no one has actually explained it to me. Elon said he was getting rid of the “lords and peasants system” by allowing anyone to buy a blue check. Why does having one make you a “lord”? Why should I feel like a “peasant” for not having one? It doesn’t make sense to me.
Isn't the performance also a difference? From what I understand, Tailscale uses wireguard, and ZT uses some other L2 tech. I haven't had the chance to personally compare, but it seems like that could be an order of magnitude difference in bandwidth between the two options.
With addition of async Rust, I think it is easy to argue that difficulty of understanding average idiomatic Rust code in fact increased over time.
You mean he expects a favor from every right-wing nut.
Apple have already said they’ll introduce it
Yes, that is a good point. For instance, if you saw a Twitter FOX news verified account, you could safely assume it's not satire and block that account.

(If you want to protect your bubble.)
Not only seniors.
Just python and go experts. https://jobs.deepl.com/
I was saying the same thing to friend last night. If I saw “Twitter X-Y” on a resume where X is <=2023 and Y is >= 2023 then I’m going to have questions. The people attracted to that kind of company run by that kind of person set off red flags for me. H-1B is an acceptable reason, almost anything else isn’t.
> there is no reason to think that all of these won't make it into stable rust in due course.
UBI would replace other programs, like social security and food stamps so it's not as bad as you make it out. Also you can use the tax code to claw back some or all of that UBI from higher income individuals, again lowering the total necessary revenue.
The Bolt is the closest in the US. It has very limited DCFC capability compared to the Model 3, though.
That analogy makes no sense whatsoever. Humans who were freed would not have inevitable bad consequences on the local flora and fauna. That is not true for mink.

It can be dismissed as incoherent, because doing this will have negative consequences for wild animals in the local ecosystem.
Red meat is not a health risk. New study slams years of shoddy research
Our star system isn't typical. Most stars are red dwarfs.
You claim ethical values are tied to ethnicity. That's racism
Ok, so what, you ban warrant-less data-sharing with governments? Warrant-from-certain-trusted-countries-less data-sharing with governments? Can't just ban data-sharing with governments, there's the infamous US 'CLOUD' act and surely similar/less-specific but essentially amounting to the same legislation all over the place.
Which does sound a whole lot like how e-mail domains are treated!
What Sam Bankman-Fried’s downfall means for effective altruism
It's never been clear to me why some people think implication cannot be considered an accusation.

You jumped the gun and have caused more issues than you've avoided. Your warning was more about preparation to ban me than anything related to the actual conversation.

I get it. I understand. Just do it now if you're so inclined, it will save both our time.
How does freedom of speech or more specifically the first amendment apply to a foreign owned and operated platform? If you reframed it as something else would it be different in your mind? Say, you had a foreign news service that employed American citizens to read news that was perhaps even sourced in part from American reporters but they editorialized it so that it always favored their side and belittled the American side. Would it be unconstitutional to forbid this entity to operate within the US?
Yes - I always thought that Go took an opinionated position that the style is whatever gofmt outputs. This is a very limited set of style "rules" - that is on purpose. gofmt is meant to allow one to spend near zero time manually styling code or picking people up on styling in reviews.
How many companies has Musk bankrupted?
That is how I see forgiveness also, a letting go of the issue at hand, almost a delegation of the reconciliation to the other party. It's their problem to think over now.

I have a past business partner who more or less, stole all our gear and fled. I let them know how I felt, but told them I wouldn't be actioning it any further than that. I let them know the social consequences of their actions were absolute, there's no way I'd treat them as a friend or work with them again, but I understood why they felt they needed to do it and I hope they find themselves in a better place.
Considering that async-equivalent code was done via callbacks prior to async/await, I find this argument hard to swallow.
And in this case it's even C country going Y.
man this article really drags it out
What's the connection to China?

Is there a belief that China was slower at removing these videos that an American firm would be? Because that's the substantive question.
> China isn't going to listen to your rules

And then they are banned. Not because they are China or TikTok, but because they break specific rules we hold everyone to.
In my opinion, if you can't handle a sharp knife, you've got no business being in the kitchen.

It seems that the primary security argument is that N-1 types of issues is better than N. I would argue that the formula is really N - 1 + X, and that we're all focused on the very positive "-1" aspect, but what's the value of X? In other words, what are we trading off by using Rust instead of C in the kernel? Why trade a language which we know the pitfalls of (N) for a language that's potentially adding X pitfalls, and if you're going to argue that Rust has no pitfalls, then to me that's just the kool-aid talking. Realistically, in a new language, you don't know if X is 0, and adding unknown unknowns are precisely the one thing you do not want in a critical piece of software like a kernel.

Furthermore, if OSes need to be secure, and system kernels need to be even more secure, which we all agree on, then all you're doing by advocating against using a stable language with known pitfalls like C is you're lowering the knowledge bar ("hey look I can write kernel code now because I won't introduce memory issues!"), thereby increasing the pool of people who will make logical mistakes out of lack of knowledge, which you will not eliminate with static analysis.

C is not ideal, but it's a practical way to gate the entry to critical software, because

1. C, the language, has a handful of pitfalls, while the software written in any language has orders of magnitude more avenues to exploit it (e.g. access permissions, communication protocols, environmental assumptions, etc).

2. Most of what's difficult in C stems from the realities of dealing with computer architectures. If you can't be bothered to learn the ins and outs of C, you're not fit to write portable low level machine code in a kernel just yet. Just because we can be reasonably sure you won't introduce a memory problem is not sufficient guarantee that you won't do stupid things in the kernel that will cause security problems in a different way.

In the end, I hope I'm wrong about Rust and X is 0, but it seems to me that there's a much better way to ensure we get to an N-1 situation without an X: introduce the borrow checker in C.

Why throw the baby with the bath water? The software industry is very aware by now of the pitfalls of rewriting a project instead of making incremental changes. Bring the memory safety to C. You get 50 years of stability and well documented issues, while still removing a whole class of bugs. Now that would be an absolute win.
That's exactly it. Big media, for some definition of same, mostly got a pass--as did (I think) politicians. Pretty much everything else was at the whims of Twitter's algorithms which were presumably based on some sort of obscure notability score.
so why do they need to know my linkedin profile?

I know it's optional, just curious about their motives for data collection.
Seems like this is run by one well-meaning person on off hours. I wonder if this sort of multi-domain "verification" be automated similar to ACME protocol. Let's say you are a bonafide reporter at the Daily Globe (or any social media entity with any org). The reporter goes to presscheck, makes an assertion, receives a token, places the token in a known location on Daily Globe's website, presscheck watches for token and once it is present issues "verification" to reporter. Maybe Daily Globe has to keep the token in place for the verification to stick or maybe there is a re-verification at a certain interval.

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

Who is eligible?
Any journalist globally, including freelancers, newsletter writers... any category, really. This site is about confirming someone is who they say they are, not defining what a "journalist" is.

How are profiles verified?
Applications are to be made here. The quickest way to get verified is by tweeting a link to your Mastodon profile on an already-verified Twitter account. Failing that, providing a company email address for us to follow up with is another great method. Freelancers and newsletter writers should include as much background information and linked worked as possible in their application.
I can understand that. In some situations I can even respect that. I think - sadly - you're tilting at windmills.

In other situations - I'd argue you're just wrong. The simplest benefit of a web app vs a local app is exactly the isolation that the browser provides.

To be blunt - the applications from youtube/dailymotion/twitch/etc are NOT running on your system. They're running on the browser. They can't touch your files by default, they can't touch your other apps, they are uninstalled when you close the tab. That's incredibly powerful. It's incredibly liberating too. Users in places with fairly tight restrictions on installed software are almost always allowed to use most web apps (the limitation is usually concerns around inappropriate content - not so much security).

Basically - The browser is the OS that is literally designed around allowing you to run unknown code downloaded from other networks, from untrusted sources, with a modicum of security and consistency.

I think it's very, very hard to surpass the browser as a distribution method, and I think the possibilities it allows are, frankly, miles beyond basically anything else we've invented in the space.

Do some folks go overboard and create bloated, crappy web apps? Absolutely. Just like some desktop apps are complete pieces of garbage.

Does that mean we should throw the baby out with the bath water? My opinion is a resounding "no".
There is, it’s every other polity’s labor laws. So far the competition is doing fairly poorly compared to California’s economy
For a lot of vehicle owners with old and damaged vehicles scrapping them might be the last resort left. This will get rid of repairs costing thousands, hefty insurance payments and you will be able to get some money for the van you scrap as well..
Global rules for user privacy would be fantastic!

But lets start by simply banning the most criminal organizations first. If the KGB, CCP, or any other group known for imprisoning and killing literally millions of people is running a social network we need to block it right away.

Bytedance has forced CCP members on their board and you can bet the government uses the user data, behavior data and biometrics to help squash dissent.

Then we can move on to blocking the networks sharing data with less dangerous groups.
That might be why some manufacturers decided to disable 64-bit support on them, which as it turns out, is another MSR you can do a BIOS mod to unlock.
JetBrains may not, but others that implement a perpetual fallback license do what the OP is expecting [0..3]. I also run a software licensing API that supports a perpetual fallback license model like this via a RESTRICT_ACCESS expiration strategy on the license policy [4], so a lot of my customers use the same model for their applications.

[0]: https://help.panic.com/nova/purchase-faq/

[1]: https://devutils.com/perpetual_license/

[2]: https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq

[3]: https://proxyman.io/pricing

[4]: https://keygen.sh/docs/api/policies/#policies-object-attrs-e...
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe his vision for Twitter 2.0 is to rebrand Twitter as X (I believe he owns x.com) and rebuild it as WeChat for the North American.
Pretty sure other disasters have caused spikes in Twitter usage too. Even someone as dense as F.Elon should know that transient fluctuations in any metric don't mean anything. Do they not teach statistics in South African high schools? Only sustainable changes matter, and when Twitter itself is the disaster that's not sustainable. People will only stand around in hopes of seeing the final collapse for so long.
Small Funds Can Win
The BoJ is where the fed get their crazy money printing ideas of QE and YCC from.

And even they were finally forced to raise interest rates or go bust this year after decades of wild monetary experiments.

Even their money printer couldn't afford to backstop global trends anymore.
I think you’re largely right. Except somehow many of us fall in love with chickens once we care for them. And mine sure aren’t in ugly captivity.

I say these things mostly in support of your point, because my attitude is profoundly irrational. OTOH I have no problem with farming animals humanely.
Archive link: https://archive.ph/59cZQ
Are not all minks carnivorous? Why did they add that to the headline?
Interesting observation about “horizontal” vs “vertical” songwriting, driven by technology.

Can relate to that.

On guitar, what I come up with will more likely be a progression — which then gets layered (horizontal first). On Ableton, it usually starts with layering a loop before I build it over time (vertical first).
Except Musk's companies are already known for underpaying, and the Twitter is stuck servicing a colossal debt from the purchase.

Any engineers capable enough to rescue this trainwreck will likely be able to secure better compensation elsewhere without having to endure Musk's new indefinite "hardcore" death march.

Twitter is going to operate on a skeleton staff of H1B's dependent on their employment for their visas (who are probably already floating their resumes) and whatever underqualified graduates they can hire.
But forex enables international trade. Dollars to euros or vice versa allows you to buy real products from America or Europe.

What can you buy with crypto? Drugs, ok... but that market is not big enough to justify its valuation. Financial products, fine, but what are the financial products? The underlying asset of the vast majority of these financial products is just other crypto stuff!

Well, you can speculate on fiat. But most of the fiat speculation uses centralised stablecoins shadier than an umbrella made by the mafia.

Like, I don't know, maybe there's a future for crypto in settling lumber futures or whatever, but at the moment, the FTX blowup makes it seem like every crypto financial product is based off of another crypto financial product.
Reddit suffers from intruders trying to influence. With Discord, you won't find my group of friends to intrude upon, because we won't invite you.
If he’s trying to do that, then I’d say he should focus outside of engineering and more on product design, marketing, and brand.

“How to build a Super App” is not that complicated, from an engineering perspective. It does requires hard work, especially if you want to build it fast.

But the big problem is not really how to build it as much as how to make it successful: how to make people use your app over other ones they already use. There are apps like Venmo and WhatsApp that cover WeChat’s use cases pretty well, why should people switch to Twitter?

Step one would probably be to get people to trust your app. I don’t think the latest developments at Twitter make it seem particularly trustworthy
Yes, that was both impressive and instructive.
TikTok is only a part of a much larger problem that US was not ready to deal with.

Sure, TikTok having “coarse location” permissions seems like a very bad idea, give the fact it’s Chinese owned app. This is the obvious one and I personally absolutely cannot understand how this is allowed to happen. (And there is more… Russian owned family tracking apps for example)

But the larger and harder problem to solve is social media and their involvement in targeted advertising, potentially having a significant impact on election results. This applies equally to all platforms. Where do we draw the line? Should amount of money determine who gets elected? How do we know the money even comes from the parties and not from other governments? Or a new problem we have- should the richest person be able to own very influential social media?
This is no longer a democracy.
We accidentally burned $40k by calling recursive patterns
As if Twitter will still be around in February.
What is Tesla doing in 2022 that every other car maker hasn't started doing? It seems like they're still building buggy products long after this excuse could work.
Only habits I can think of are the ones I dropped.

I haven't had a box of instant noodles for more than a year now after years of eating such things regularly - I have one last box in my cupboard as a reminder, but I don't see it as food anymore.

Fast food is also now something I indulge in maybe twice a year.

I also don't try to stay up when my body tells me to go to sleep - this was a major problem for me in the past.

I don't feel particularly different or haven't lost any weight(I've never had weight issues), but I suppose the benefits will become apparent once I get older.
Whoa, this guys is a straight up sociopath
Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court’s Troubled Treatment of Asian Americans
> ban surveillance by apps

==>> How??? <<==
If you stick to a subset of C++ it's not so ugly since that's before all the new stuff got bolted on. Rust might undergo similar uglification, but the clean subset should still be there and is better than any clean subset of C++. I still hope that doesn't happen though.
You won't be able to tell when they're not following the rules.
From a purely ethical standpoint, that's not bad logic. It's like the story of the kid throwing the starfish back into the sea, saying "It matters to that one."

Of course, whether it was well-thought-out in regards to the local ecosystem is a different matter entirely.
Giant majority of that is internal debt, so inflation is actually helping them.
Foresight does this if you're using github actions for CI. https://www.runforesight.com/test-gap-analysis
(disclaimer: one of the founders)