skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Whatever content is avoided in AI training is going to end in the bin. It won't be referenced, the ideas won't propagate, it will get much less attention. I bet artists will start tracking how many times their names have been conjured up in prompts to demonstrate their impact.
And omnivores who occasionally want something that tastes like meat without going backwards. For me, BM patties are spectacular at this.
Is this really only applicable to men?
Or is it the other way around? I seem to remember that Roy Fielding did actually mean HATEOAS when saying REST, that REST isn't only CRUD but a discoverable and self-describing API.

EDIT: And the corollary of above is that most people when saying REST actually mean HTTP with correct method use.

If not, then is there a good source on what you mean by REST and HATEOAS?
I don't think everyone using office in the workd is "under" an IT Admin supervision, many home users and small businesses still use Word and Excel (and local storage), I believe.
I can't touch 'vegan cheese' made with coconout oils for this reason - for some reason it leaves me feeling like I have a film of oil down the back of my gullet that I can't shake off for an hour or two afterwards. It's a weird, unlikeable and thoroughly unwanted sensation.
I don't think they were suggesting that. More something along the lines of "you're likely to be killing animals either way, so just accept that nature is cruel and don't feel guilty about it".

There's a wide spectrum of how much you're willing to do to avoid causing suffering:

- Nothing, eat meat from the worst factory farms without second thought

- Only eat meat from local, ethical, sustainable, etc farmers.

- Only eat meat you have personally killed in the most humane way possible

- Vegetarianism

- Veganism

- Fruitarianism

- Starve to death?
Look up how olives are harvested. There are big machines that go over rhe tree and vacuum off all the olives. Too bad theres a lot of birds living in there that get sucked in and die. Why don't they fly away? The noise must be a fair warning ahead of time! Well, the harvest is at night because of lower temperatures. The birds freeze in shock when the noise and bright lights get turned on and don't move.
Out of private beta in the 6th of December
> One of their IMHO less ethical moves is to sabotage others who do not want to play their game.

Oh, those are straight up assholes in a different clothing of the week. Yeah, once I identify one of those, I route around them if I can, or they find that my teams and I will only work with them on a very formalized, documented in the open, by the book, unfailingly positive and polite basis. If I have to, the juniors I advise will see their work that is unavoidably interfacing with such people championed by other managers and me.

It vastly slows down the delivery velocity around said person, but I've found no other solution when I'm forced to work with them as they're utterly toxic to work with otherwise. Such a person will find the Nash equilibrium adjusts the more they give up said behavior, but in my experience I've never seen one of these types turn completely around (but that might just be a function of only consulting and not sticking around long enough to find out).
NYC, for example, outlawed car alarms years ago, as it was a complete nuisance. Some are still grandfathered and some are probably illegally installed. I hear them sometimes, but it's pretty rare.

When I was younger and lived in Jamaica (Queens), there was this particular TALKING car alarm that was very touchy and drove me up the wall.
The Signal client has always been open source: you can inspect precisely what the client is sending to the server (if you trust the source). If you're not sending undesirable information from the client to the server, no amount of closed source-ness of the server is going to get that from you.

Signal has always been transparent about what information get sent to the server: https://signal.org/blog/private-contact-discovery/

Even if some adversary is doing some kind of correlation to glean metadata from your traffic, they are definitely doing the table stakes here to preserve privacy and not just send your information off willy-nilly.
I’m no prescriptivist, but can’t help but find the dilution of meaning of this term to be disappointing. There’s plenty of other words for lying, but there’s no other word for gaslighting.

I wonder if the word is by its nature particularly prone to semantic drift. If somebody’s in the state of mind where they are talking about gaslighting, they are not ready to receive the message that they are using the word wrong. Nobody wants to die on the hill of correcting the usage of this term, so there’s no natural guardrails to stabilize its meaning.
It’s worth noting that this doesn’t actually make sense. Why would an extraction team come to your house? What is an extraction team for, in this context? Most generous interpretation is the extraction team would be rescuing the trucks. Otherwise, What is being extracted here? The trucks are not at your house, so why send the team there?

It sounds clever at a superficial glance, but what is impressive is its “turn of phrase” rather than any logical thread in the story, which is a non sequitur.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s still amazing, but it didn’t make me chuckle but rather scratch my head to try to make sense of it.
I'll try again. Company A (Shueisha) creates digital collectible cards.

They store them in their private classic centralised DB (not related to blockchain in any way, because private blockchain is idiotic idea). They are not stored in the public blockchain because that is technically impossible both in current and future chains, due to constraints decided collectively (you can't have even barely working blockchain pretending to be decentralised and also be able to store megabytes of data on chain).

Then company A creates NFTs for these cards. Again, the digital cards are not in any way related or linked or paired with the NFTs. The system storing and managing cards doesn't know about NFTs. NFTs are weakly linked to somewhere on the web, supposedly to the cards, but there is really no requirement for that and what more amazing - no verification to where they are linking.

Now what happens when someone is selling or reselling cards. I will split this into MUST and OPTIONAL sections.

User MUST create an account on the completely proprietary and centralised server of company A, because system storing and managing cards MUST update who owns what in its centralised DB. And technically that's all, nothing else is needed.

What it OPTIONAL is that user can also buy NFT which was initially generated by company A, and which stores an URL pointing to the card hosted on the private company A server. But until company A does the MUST step above, NFTs sale is pointless. Centralised DB does not in any way interact with blockchain with NFTs, and it technically can't.

Some other NFT fans also claim that they allow moving assets between companies or even people. This is simply impossible to do with only blockchain, again, because centralised DB and management systems are required due to technical limitations, and because companies must agree on the cross compatible formats and agree to take revenue cuts, which is a fantasy. And moving assets to the humans is also impossible because NFTs don't transfer any partial or full IP rights, they are technically incapable of doing this. Then again you are dependent on the centralised DBs.

As you can see, NFT is an interesting artificial construct which does literally no useful functionality on it's own. In any proposed system with NFTs, you can cut out NFTs and have exact same functionality remaining.
Don Tietjen and James Tietjen were brothers who worked at Motorola for a long time as I see their names in a 1979 document about the Design Philosphy of the 6809 and in Motorola patents as late as 1995.
Exactly, these things are all analogous to eatint something called 'meat pie' to me - Well ok but what is it?

I make vegetarian burgers sometimes, either something grilled(broiled)/griddled stacked up like halloumi & aubergine, or a patty of shredded jackfruit or something. Why would I want to eat nondescript 'vegetarian patty'?

It's not just burgers, 'vegetarian lasagne' etc. is (aside from not being good appealing marketing) a reliable negative signal for a menu.
Thanks. Looks to me like that while it's ungrouping, it still doesn't display the labels for each window? So you get like 5 similar icons there with no way to discern between them?
Return pointer to array of 4 integers:

int32_t (* bar(void))[4] {
static int32_t u[4] = {1, 0, 1, 0};
return &u;
}

Return a pointer to a function taking a char:

void f(char a) {
// ...
}

void (* baz(void))(char) {
return f;
}
Apart from the problems with the point you're implying (see the other replies) you raise an important problem with industrial agriculture.
It is not the first case for Telegram. So, Durov will continue with his show... they claim that Telegram is e2e encrypted, but don't mention that needs to be activated per chat
So that basically means don't use any messenger.
The antiwordling of the public discourse indicated by the death of dictionaries only encourages lazy onomatopoets in their phonemerie.
No, I mean managing an AI to achieve a random task. Prompting, iterating, filtering - they all require high level input from the user. A LLM is a complex beast, not easy to use (yet).
I got it once on a CD on a magazine. I installed it and just worked, even X. My Linux memories from this time are very different. But in the end, I did nothing with it. Maybe I should try it again in a VM just for fun.
CodeWhisperer will require an AWS account to log in – Linux addicts
Imagine if our water service was like the Internet:
We'd distribute potable water by shooting it way up into the sky and just having a constant municipal drizzle/rain/downpour everywhere. Every house would have some buckets to collect enough potable water to use.

Then the sewer system would be a bucket brigade: You fill a bucket at home and bring it over to your neighbor, and they pass it on in a long stinky chain of wastewater until it gets to the treatment plant or the ocean.

There would be no such thing as faucets, pipes, or protected water sources. It would just be a cycle of spraying it all into the air and bucket-brigading back to the source.

And that's today's Internet.
We had a roundness/excentricity measuring machine at an old workplace (truck engine plant). I saw it get a full service+upgrade once. Electronics was all wire wrap. This was in 2005. Apparently they made so few of these machines, and each was made to order with custumizations so wire wrap made sense. And the service guy said that wire wrap was way more reliable than solder.
I'm not a vegetarian and I eat meat almost daily.

This resonates though. A lot of restaurants have vegetarian dishes prepared to taste sort of like meat (e.g. paneer tikka instead of chicken tikka etc.). It was telling that the reverse was never there. I never liked the trend but understood it since the vegetarians would like to enjoy the taste of the other food and this was a compromise. This seems to be next step in that evolution but from what I've read, the stuff is highly processed and has a ton of chemicals added for flavour, stability etc. There are several vegetarian dishes that I enjoy for the vegetarian taste and the last thing I want is for them to pushed aside for these highly processed products that try to approximate meat.
Somehow I'm not surprised that I had to come this far down to find a reference to Planted. Nowadays if one doesn't know the meme term involved (in this case plant based meats directly means BeYoNd MeAt), there are no other examples that come to mind.

In fact, however, there are _plenty_ of plant-based companies doing just fine (like Planted). I'm a fan of nearly all of their products and have watched their growth over the past few years, which has been nothing short of incredible.

I wouldn't worry about plant-based "meats", as the tech improves and we bring another 2+ billion onto the planet, they'll find their market share more and more.
I can think of several good reasons to self host from your own home. Then again, those reasons are tangential to the core notion of self-publishing / independently publishing on the Web.

There are two key goals here. First, being in full control of what you can put online and in which form. Second, being able to take whatever you've put online and move ship if you have/want to. Owning a domain name and having access to a VPS or shared hosting are great first steps.

Even so, you're still relying on someone else to host your content for you. Depending on how much stock / trust you are willing to put in someone else's intentions and abilities - present and future - you may want to consider self-hosting on hardware you own. The trade-off being that you'll have to put your confidence in your own abilities, resources and skills. Which isn't a trade-off many people wouldn't necessarily be willing to make.

As for the article. When it comes to the rise of social media over the past 15-20 years, well, Eternal September happened. The vast majority of modern-day influencers aren't interested in tinkering and self-hosting. They just took the opportunity of a platform which offered free - albeit limited - tools to share content with a growing audience. More content and a growing audience, in turn, attracted more people. Arguably, the vast majority of people today would have never really entered into massive online communities if it weren't for big tech, social media, cheap internet connections and cheap mobile devices.

Sure, social media has eclipsed the, comparatively small, web of independent blogs and bloggers such as it was back in the mid-00s. That period of time is never going to come back. Despite all their flaws, vast social media networks aren't going to disappear either. Independent Web publishing may see a modest renaissance today with new protocols, the Fediverse and dirt cheap hosting. Then again, from a sociological perspective: the notion of online identity has always been evolving and has become ever more complex and fluid. People don't exclusively turn to one tool or one platform: they own several identities across many domains, platforms, accounts,... Age, social-economic background, culture, personality traits, peers,... are all deciding factors as to how people manifest that identity. In turn, collectively, this drives how the Web itself keeps evolving and morphing into something new in the future, which may or may not put a bigger focus on self publishing.
Curious how we got here, given that so much effort is being made in UI research, product management, etc.

There’s the obvious dark patterns when you want to nudge users, but what about all the rest where a product is supposed to sell by being more productive for the user?
sure but the question was about how they handled things, not what was the true and correct way to handle things.
Is APISIX any good?
> If you shouldn't be saying it, don't say it

It's a beautiful thing, the destruction of words.
The fact that it can be shut down easily has nothing to do with how secure it is. I too dislike the fact that it is centralized, and the cryptocurrency thing, but from this to say that Signal is "complete joke" - it's not just a long way, it's non-sense.
Entry level steam deck is 419€
"Of course I love you baby, I would never cheat on you! Don't worry about that bill for a horse!"
One thing that has worked really well for me in the past was joining Toastmasters International.

This is a group of people who are working on their speaking skills, but the effect goes way beyond improving one's public speaking.

I've seen many introverted people who could barely speak about themselves for one minute during the first "Ice-breaker" presentation undergoing a complete transformation within 6 months.

You'll meet once a week and exercise your communication muscle in a variety of ways. For instance, one fun part of Toastmasters meetings are brief, impromptu speeches on a topic you are given on the spot. There are also many less challenging roles in the meetings, and beginners typically work their way through those to get the experience and lose their fears.

I credit Toastmasters for becoming more engaging and less boring in a social setting ;)

That said, the key is what jamager said: listening and honestly caring about others. That should be the underlying value. I would emphasize that because it's also possible to get really good at public speaking and being very performative without actually connecting with anyone.
Sure, in any particular case, users could handle multiple options. But if you add multiple options in every similar ambiguous case, your phone suddenly becomes an Android or worse. And those who want that can already use Android; as someone who prefers the minimalistic design of Apple, I sure don't want options to multiply and spread in the UI, even if it occasionally means working around some limitation.
no one can count defects "prevented", even if it's possible that has not been done at a meaningful scale.

Which renders your formula meaningless.
Stock / near stock Linux is pretty close to fine for HFT.

You basically only interact with the kernel on init/shutdown or outside of the fast path, and do something like isolcpus to delegate the kernel and interrupt handling to some garbage cores and give you the rest to do what you want with.
Are we supposed to demand more ads on Twitter? Musk is a rich man, and if he is forced to invent a new business model for Twitter, one that doesn't revolve around advertisers, then it's a net good.
> What? Why are we the problem?

This may just be me because I from CA and was inspired to work in tech as kid in the 90s and saw the drastic and detrimental culture changes that have come over the years/decades: many of you keep attributing these scamming events to us when in reality you FAANG/SV/VC insider types likely went to school or worked with them and turned a blind eye to this very obvious behavior that bred this culture; if you worked for or with them you likely even enabled this behavior in order to clout/status chase for a 'disrupter's' reference or network connections for funding. I've seen it far too often, and somehow for calling it out we become 'persona non-grata' in our homes because trnsplants who only came to SV for the money and status rather than make remarkable tools and disrupt legacy gate-keepers 'want to get theirs' all while all playing some odd cosplay to the contrary.

The truth is that the tech that underlies cryptocurrency's like Bitcoin have it's roots in SV and has been advocated by Cypherpunks from the late 80s-90s and many of it's most notable people in this space were around in that time (eg Hal Finney worked for Phil Zimmerman during the Crypto wars and took on the US Government and risked prison). And it's a slap in the face to be told how we're not wanted or just scamming people with our focus and pursuits in tech because of this gross over-generalization that is based on an immense blind spot that who you are talking about is within your side more often than amongst out own--I admit we have had scams but the most notable are due to incompetence and ignorance in dealing with new tech (MTGOX) in real-time rather than an outright desire to scam.

Bad players have existed in Bitcoin, I've seen it plenty of times, but as is the case with the biggest ones like FTX and BlockFi it tends to be from your ilk, not ours.
Except every other sane systems programming language does indeed do null checks, even those older than C, but they didn't come with UNIX, so here we are.
Yes agree, and I think this is because the more serious the situation, the more euphemisms will be used by the people in the situation to describe it.
hostgator.com still exists. install some wordpress, edit the PHP files, add some tables in MySQL, have fun!
Just to nitpick, we Germans love to, country prefix for Germany is +49 / 0049. They also got the postal code wrong, Germany uses 5 digits, multiple ones for each city. For some reason I didn't find the correct zip code for the Werner-von-Volkswagen-Strasse...
According to Mozilla, the token is used to analyze download/install rates. This looks something that I'd like to send back to Mozilla for a better browser and market share.
Struck me more as a 2019 word. Haven’t heard it a lot lately
Yes, my example with Fermat's last theorem was completely wrong, not sure why it seemed plausible to me when I wrote it, it's obviously just a guard, and it obviously is not UB to have a pointer write behind an If...
The people leaving Twitter now are the same people that left the US when Trump was elected. Almost no one.
Hey - I didn't necessarily mean making one that works financially. Just for showing a few examples that you can get started with.

If the marketing page had like 5-10 simple examples next to their source code and a link to try them then that'd do it...
By whom? Most places still don't do proper code reviews or unit testing.
All words with bad connotations get overused and diluted: gaslighting, racism, bigot, etc.
OpenBSD is proprietary?...
The goal should be to eat HUMANE meat if you want to eat meat but can't for ethical reasons.

When I was a kid, my gram grams in Ukraine treated our animals like family members. That cow and hog dinner cooked for them smelled so good I wanted to plant my face in it myself.

My grandfather even built a sun deck for the pigs. A sun deck.

We wanted them to be HAPPY and PLUMPY, and when it was time to get the household through the winter, the dispatching was done quickly.

Humane meat should be scarce and expensive. The problem is that it's hard to know whom to trust with the claims of humanely raised stock.
> Nobody wants to die on the hill of correcting the usage of this term.

"Correcting" language use is just not "the cool thing to do". Think of the term "grammar nazi" - how many activities do we ever associate with Nazis? Very few, but talking to people about grammar is one of them.
No Dave, you can't upload this export-controlled document to this web tool. I don't care how convenient it is.
White noise.

Analogue communications gear used to expose the general population to the sight and sound of white noise. It doesn't happen any more, as digital gear mutes the audio or presents a blue screen. Most people no longer hear white (or coloured) noise in their life.

There's a certain fascination with seeing/hearing white noise, akin to watching a fire. It's seeing/hearing fundamental thermal or quantum processes in action. The sound of the universe.
https://ourworldindata.org/land-use-diets

If everyone were to switch to a vegan diet, global agriculture land use would be reduced by 75%.
> I doubt there is ever a really good reason to gaslight someone.

Manipulating others is pretty much the activity most highly rewarded by our economy. It's deeply immoral but someone with no morals clearly does have very good reason to engage in gaslighting or other forms of manipulation.

So it's a good thing if there's a growing awareness on the part of victims.
Reminds of the (older and much smaller) prototype of the Amiga chipset: https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/archive/journ...

Source (with even more interesting pictures): http://www.floodgap.com/retrobits/ckb/secret/lorraine.html
I've got my own instance, and since the code is open-source everybody can run their own. Who has interest in keep playing this stupid whack-a-mole game with open-source software that anyone can run?
Is it compatible with graphviz?
https://graphviz.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

The graphviz python library works great I've found with the sole exception of not having straightforward ways to edit the graph after creation.
It's really more intended for packaging it up to pass to the command line application.

Will you have file import/export for .dot and similar?
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