skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Other *Nix OSes lack polish and just works stuff that comes with MacOS. I tried Kubuntu because of some comments I saw on HN and Reddit. I don’t really care to put a hentai skin on my UI but I think KDE has more polish than others. There were still some slight jankyness with the mouse and trackpad. Still not sure if they’ve solved Hdpi display issues.

Windows mouse and trackpad movements are still second to MacOS but it lacks the weirdness I get on Linux.
We live in an older suburb that has never had HOAs in a state (Massachusetts) that rarely has them (condo boards are a different story). One thing I see, however, are new people from other parts of the country who used to live in HOAs trying to impose voluntary codes of conduct on everyone in the neighborhood as if it were an HOA. The most recent one: don’t put your trash barrel out for pickup until after 4 pm the previous day.

Related: Are HOAs and condo associations basically the same idea?
I think that the two of you know a good deal about what is happening with Twitter right now, why these terms are in place, what they actually target and what they don't. And with all that in mind, I'd wager that the two of you are being willfully obtuse here.

Edit: Oh, look! Twitter themselves have specifically supported my read of this[1]:

>Content that shares location information related to a public engagement or event, such as a concert or political event, is also permitted.

[1]https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1603165967453868032
This has been going on for 250 years, and humanity still hasn't quite grasped it.

The steady progress of the Industrial Revolution that has made the average person unimaginably richer and healthier several times over, looks in the moment just like this:

"Oh no, entire industries of people are being made obsolete, and will have to beg on the streets now".

And yet, as jobs and industries are automated away, we keep getting richer and healthier.
So training on source code is what gave ChatGPT the ability to reason? And before that it was just doing text autocomplete? That seems pretty incredible.
Sounds like fair criticism to me. These are all tweets that Roth made publicly. If he didn't want people to comment, he shouldn't have tweeted them.
But people aren't being automated away - their work is input, and for the AI generated art to remain fresh and relevant instead of rehashing old stuff it would need artists to continue creating new art. It's not a tool that exists independently of people's creative work (although this is true of most AI, though it seems particularly terrible with art).
twitter pays roughly around 1430000000 in interest per year? So twitter needs to sell 178750000 twitter blue subscription just to cover interest? holy moly.
I'm curious to see how open that data will be in the end: Is everything public domain, who can change the data and will information flow back to OSM? What is the distinction to OSM?
That's a shame. It's a great IDE for server-side Swift, which is sorely needed. Xcode is dreadful, and macOS-only.
Was there ever any doubt about that? There are literally entire graduate studies on it.

However, art isn't solely interpolation. The critical part is that art styles shift around due to innovations or new viewpoints, often caused by societal development. AI might be able to make a new Mondriaan when trained on pre-existing Mondriaans but it won't suddenly generate a Mondriaan out of a Van Gogh training set - and yet that's still roughly what happened historically.
An advanced version of this civilization might think of the Earth as uninhabitable: how would you power anything without a builtin planet-scale, locally operable gradient?
One piece evidence is that he has what, 9 or 10 (at least) kids with 3 or 4 (at least) women, including (at least) one employee.

All evidence points to him liking to sire and not to father.
https://i.imgur.com/AtNYZ6Q.png

https://archive.vn/E5Spc
Continuing - "why should we aim to reduce emissions at a significant detriment to human life?"

That's a false premise - GDP =/= benefit to human life. It's actually just a subjective benefit to some humans who control capital in those high GDP countries. Human life goes far beyond GDP and things like happiness metrics and longevity metrics do not always directly correlate to GDP.
Tracking someone's personal jet? I'm dead.
What an idiot, they deserve to have legal action brought against them.
But it actually is quite easy for me and I expect most people on this HN thread. The people who aren't able to easily distinguish your two links are really dumb. If exposure to information would be able to make them not dumb it would have already. I just don't think any of these "lets verify facts" kind of schemes will work in here anymore than it didn't work in US politics (fact checkers etc.)
I'm very fortunate in that none of my children has died.

But I expect there's something particularly poignant about the moment of death.

So to me, Musk's inaccuracy about that detail is very significant.
> First, I am not your dude.

Maybe you are?
There’s a big difference though between “a stunning image” and “the stunning image you wanted”.
China’s Great Covid-19 Wave Has Begun
"Google is a notable omission from the Overture Maps Foundation’s founding members. "

Also Apple seems to be missing there.
Replicating Database Changes to a Message Queue Is Tricky
The guy is an absolute toad.
I tried to make sense of this but failed miserably.

I think it involves understanding and accepting certain religious viewpoint that wasn't explained and which seems very much tied a pro-Catholic viewpoint.

Which might be expected from an essay from the McGrath Institute for Church Life[1], which refers to Pope Francis as "the Holy Father, Francis".

I certainly don't see any sort of anthropological evidence, only repeated complaints about "liberalism as a regime" and "sacramental liberalism as a lived and very concrete type of political-theological order", and "Liberalism as a lived faith centers around an anti-liturgy, the Festival of Reason".

FWIW, the title comes from Manning "around 1890", as reported later (in 1925) by Belloc, according to https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Henry_Edward_Manning .

> What Manning meant, Belloc explains, is "that all wars and revolutions, and all decisive struggles between parties of men arise from a difference in moral and transcendental doctrine" (p. 48), since no man, "arguing for what should be among men, but took for granted as he argued that the doctrine he consciously or unconsciously accepted was or should be a similar foundation for all mankind. Hence battle." (p. 49)

[1] The McGrath Institute for Church Life "serves as a living bridge between [Notre Dame] University and the Church".
> If they are powerful, there certainly and obviously is.

Where is the real-time data on Putin & Biden's whereabouts then?

> what Elon will do next with his obscene wealth

What does that has anything to do with his location?

> free speech

Talking about and inviting others to do harm could very well be free speech, but that doesn't make the ones doing it less of a--holes.
So its not fossil fuel funded climate change denial, it's actually about the ethics of lithium mining?
The Dead Kennedys version at least changed it to "I fought the law and I won."
Entirely different scales apply here. You can hardcode a printer the 7 different bills each country puts out no problem, but you cannot hardcode the billions of "original" art pieces that the model is supposed to check against during training, its just infeasible.
He'd say "one two gerbil gerbil fourteen spiders singin' to me" if it would affect the stock price of anything he's planning on buying or selling, or harming something that cuts into his earnings.

Previous strategy to appeal to tech was to pick last week's top post on /r/iamverysmart and state it as his philosophy.

Current strategy now that tech has soured on him the past few years, is transitioning to parroting fascist dogwhistles.

In two years he buys Whole Foods and will be ranting about holistic lifestyle chakra healing.
Which problem currently faced by Fed, US economy or US gov would this solve?
Google results will also rank these “high quality” sites above a self hosted domain. To the point where even a direct string search on an indexed page will never return on Google. Kagi and Brave search do a better job here if you’re looking for content on someone’s self hosted blog.
Thats true of the client code, but the backend servers? I think its far less likely to not be as open, and honestly even if they release a version of the backend servers that's just close sourced, I dont think anyone would care. It doesnt stop people from enjoying Counter-Strike or G-Mod in 2022.
As just one counterexample: space exploration is a mission, a quest, and an engagement with comrades (and in a certain country even a reclamation of glory that seems lost), but although it offers plenty of mental struggle, it deliberately seeks to minimise danger and death. (in fact, "fast cheap and out of control" pretty much drive the latter two to zero)
Yeah, I'm having trouble coming up with something that ChatGPT could emit that would be illegal, at least in the United States. Even the whole "bomb making instructions" thing is questionable, given the lack of intent, and the incredibly high standard for restricting speech under Brandenburg.
should be this I believe: https://lwn.net/Articles/910978/

[Ed.] Somewhat reminiscent of the crypto export restrictions around the millennium — with software patents being invalid in the EU (and a bunch of other jurisdictions), nothing would hinder the inclusion of these features in software distributed there...

[Ed. 2] Really reminiscent… it's only few jurisdictions where software patents are valid to a large degree - I found only the US, South Korea, and Armenia. Most other countries have significant hurdles or outright do not accept software patents.
I totally agree with this. It would be much easier to use if you could put the pitches in first and then work on the rhythm. I still use it but it is difficult to use because this issue.
I would like to clarify that I'm not against Medium or any other tool/platform. In fact, I'm a pro subscriber so I can read some of the nice people writing there and I hope I'm helping them. And, some of my writings were pretty circulated and my account has over 4,500 followers. I have disabled few other accounts (company) that were not so bad.
There are lots and lots of properties within and adjacent to every city that are not encumbered by an HOA. Many people hate HOAs though, so these properties are in high demand and might be hard to find on the open market. Last time I bought property it took me three years to find a place that ticked all of my boxes and where I could afford to outbid my competition.

I always wanted to live in a decommissioned firehouse, but haven't run into that opportunity yet. I understand my tastes are rather counter to the mainstream and I don't feel entitled to the market providing bespoke products that fit my desires to a T. I just do what I can to acquire what I like.
Is there any minimal duration requirement? Or is the developer allowed to publish the game and shut down the servers, say, a month later?
A couple of spots I'm aware of that are Svelte specific ..
https://sveltejobs.com

Jobs channel on the Svelte Discord
https://discord.com/channels/457912077277855764/640884695890...
The easy answer is an Indian government push to promote the language, but that official push hasn’t really had much of an impact.

I suspect the more likely answer is that we are about slightly more than a generation away from India’s fiscal opening in the 1990s which led to a tremendous rise in wealth, and it’s usually children of wealthier people who can afford to pay the opportunity costs of basing a career in the humanities as opposed to STEM or Finance related, so now there are more Indians who would take up the humanities.

And if you are taking up the humanities, it makes sense to research highly under-researched and yet extremely old areas of the culture your family is from, since it’s a wide open area with a lot of opportunities that you may have an edge in, having been raised in or adjacent to the culture.

In the languages space this would mean more research in Sanskrit and potentially other indigenous languages.
Not under the "always assume best intentions" principle, I have read similar descriptions from people that were near someone dying without actually physically holding them.
And yet its apparently enough time to say things like 'every change is a mess'.

> The big issue with Twitter’s cuts were their arbitrary nature, as opposed to the size of the cut necessarily

There is collateral damage to basically any intervention. Its most probable that detailed analysis of every employee would not be financially and temporarly justified. And you can always bring most people back if you really want tha.
Thank you for replying. And while there is no doubt a lot of PR in the article, PR != "made-up nonsense".

I like HN because the standard of discussion > eg reddit. Simply throwing out what are essentially accusations of lies is not good discussion.
maybe correlates with the rise of Indian Nationalism
> Offshore wind is proven tech at this point

Shallow water only. The North Sea is perfect, the east coast of the US looks good in places. Deep water is unproven currently and in the R&D stage with no known economically viable solutions.
Europe has no concept of Fair Use. How did the courts argue there?
I’d say he admires their strategy/business model clarity post-Nadella, both in Office/services over Windows and Xbox subscriptions. He also worked there in the past and it comes through he cares more about MSFT than your average worker in tech, but agree I don’t think it rises to level of bias. More like: I almost never think of MSFT (despite using Outlook daily) and Ben does daily.
How long did it take them to let you go?
I’ll take that as a no.
I wonder if this is a big enough carrot to get people to move off Python 2.7.
That was fun though! Back when even the lowliest noob was editing a config file for one reason or another.
With that much hatred in your opinion of our species, i'd say that you suffer from too much garbage thinking that has lost all perspective or balance in judging humanity. Yes, we can be a terrible species and in many ways continue to be awful to our own kind and other species, but we're also extremely social, capable of incredible acts of good and by our basic nature tend more towards cooperation, peaceful interaction and friendly exchange than towards violence and murder. We literally couldn't be where we are right now if the opposite was the case or if we were even half as bad as you describe.

Also the obvious: Fashionable misanthropy is all fine and well if you enjoy pretending that obvious things aren't actually the case, but if you're taking it as seriously as you claim, nothing stops you from removing yourself from the human world around you if you hate it so much. Personally, i'd suggest therapy and some calming, professional external perspective.
Those poor IT workers....
It will be interesting to see how the data is licensed. E.g., will they use a Copyleft license compatible with OpenStreetMaps or a more permissive license like CC-by? If the license permits, it will also be interesting to see how the schema interoperability with OSM develops to build on that enormous data source.
Yep.
Twitter and Musk are screwed. The question now is how fast Musk will bring about Twitter's demise, how painful it will be, and where that pain will fall.
And even "conservative values" is a dogwhistle for a certain shard of radicalism.

Conservatism in the sense of just generally being resistant to change is a valuable social function. It slows down change, lessening the social shock and upheavals, and allows for the consequences of changes to be better predicted and understood as they happen. If you oppose everything you'll be right some of the time, and catch things others miss when making case-by-case decisions. And this is in tension with and balanced by others who try to make changes before they're fully understood, because if we wait until we know everything we'll never do anything.

The american conservative movement is mostly not conservative in that sense, and in some ways is one of the most radical ideologies extant right now. They are fine with and support swift, sweeping changes across large parts of american life: socially, politically, legally, towards certain ends.

To the extent they are motivated by the state of change it is to undo change we have already gone through, and already experienced the unknowns and social consequences of. Trying to walk back large-scale social change has other names: reactionary, revanchism.
You could say the same of Medium, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, and everywhere else people post content that’s wrong/politically unpalatable.
The fact that this is attempting to specifically target one account is exactly why it's so badly written. It's trying to walk an impossible line of "Elon wants no censorship, but he wants this censored".

re: your edit; find that statement in the "full policy" link at the end of the thread. It's not documented there.
I would think any dry cell would have this as a problem? If you stuff a kWh into a box and get it back out without adding anything, there is a kWh in that box, and I think all these sorts of reactions proceed faster at higher temperatures, so wouldn't runaway always be a possibility?
Please avoid building another platform. Odds are there is something that is close that needs a lot of help.

I know sometimes there is a project that looks good but the maintainers are impossible to get along with. Thus there is sometimes a need to start over. Most of the time though what platforms need is more people to help out: fix bugs, write documentation, translate the UI, run UX tests. That is all the thankless unseen when it works work that makes good commercial projects more polished than most open source projects.
Understanding what you are plotting and displaying in the dashboard is the complicated part, not writing the dashboard. Programmers are not very afraid of AI because it is still just a glorified fronted to stackoverflow, and SO has not destroyed the demand for programmers so far. Also, understanding the subtle logical bugs and errors introduced by such boilerplate AI-tools requires no less expertise than knowing how write the code upfront. Debugging is not a very popular activity among programmers for a reason.

It may be that one day AI will also make their creators obsolete. But at that point so many professions will be replaced by it already, that we will live in a massively changed society where talking about the "job" has no meaning anymore.
> exhibiting super-high capacity and ultra-long life at room temperature.

Maybe this is just bad writing? The battery (at operating temp) has high capacity, and (at room temp) can be stored for a long time? The wikipedia page indicates that it is normal to store charged molten salt batteries at room temp when not being used.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten-salt_battery
Whether BU is still mandating COVID vaccines or not is not really relevant to the article about the BU SPH's twitter account.

And also, BU vaccine requirement is in-line with other schools in the area, Harvard and others have similar requirements.
I think this summarizes the topic quite well: https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2022/05/the-2022-python-languag...
This is all FUD, and I wish people would stop repeating it. Battery fires in vehicles (which I assume is what you're talking about) are objectively safer than gasoline fires. They just are.

It's true though that they have to be fought differently, because they can't be extinguished by flushing the fuel away as you can for liquid fires. So the "hours and hours" bit is sorta true, I guess. But having to keep people away from a battery fire for a while while you hose it down is an annoyance, not a safety concern.

In any case the battery under discussion is a molten electrolyte thing intended for grid storage, not vehicles.
Original author of https://github.com/trotto/go-links here! We spoke with Benjamin directly, so I trust his recollection.
That's very true, I stand corrected. I see people tuning their prompts for hours on public MJ channels
Immer relies completely on it and is wicked fast. It did improve by a lot in recent times.
Since dns was first defined in November 1987, well before Unicode 1.0 was ratified (1991 at the earliest), what would be your suggestion to the original implementers?
There's nothing to be depressed about. It's not a lack of empathy it's recognition of the inevitable. Developers realize that there is no going back. AI art is here to stay. You can't ban or regulate it. It would be extremely hard to police. All there is left to do is adapt to the market like you did, even if it's extremely difficult. It's not like AI made it significantly harder anyway. The supply for artists far surpassed the demand for them before the advent of AI art.

Edit: Typo
I haven't done any low level profiling. I ran my test suite 5 times with 3.10 and then I did the same after updating to 3.11. It was an extremely informal test but 3.10 consistently took about 25 seconds where as 3.11 was finishing in 23.

It is I/O bound but it's all localized. Those URL endpoints aren't making external API calls. For tests, Postgres is set to use Session.begin_nested with SQLAlchemy which takes advantage of Postgres' ability to use SQL SAVEPOINTs[0]. The gory details are above my paygrade (I found it while Googling), but the end result is it makes Postgres able to be really really fast when accessing your DB in tests. I don't think it really writes to disk but it makes your app think it did and you get the "true" outcome of running the SQL (ids get created, all of your SQL works as expected, etc.). It's not a mock.

[0]: https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/orm/session_transaction.ht...
Some of my best gaming memories. Mouse maps were my absolute favorite
You understand that the market/economy isn't an unthinking unfeeling computer right? Admitting you were wrong doesn't change the underlying computer. This is a totally different situation. If you admitting there was a bug in your code made the computer less likely to work in the future or self destruct entirely you would likely have different behaviors
You’ve got one already, it’s called Hacker News.
> ... the program is driven by Amazon Web Services (AWS), Facebook’s parent company Meta, Microsoft, and Dutch mapping company TomTom ... Google is a notable omission from the Overture Maps Foundation’s founding members...

> Moreover, with the iPhone arriving around the same time, a combination that brought maps and navigation into the pockets of millions of people globally, this had a monumental impact on incumbents such as TomTom ...

> In the intervening years, TomTom has tried to evolve, striking map and data partnerships with the likes of Uber and Microsoft ...

- - -

Super weird this article keeps carrying on about TomTom and listing half of FAANG, even mentioning impact of iPhone, yet not mentioning Apple using TomTom worldwide from 2012 till 2020.

Apple Maps was essentially pure TomTom at the start, and still relying on TomTom for USA up until 2 years ago when US went Apple native, and (as far as I know, I haven't driven outside US since pandemic) is still using TomTom internationally.

Article about dropping TomTom in domestic US in 2020:

“…less a rollout of fresh features than an important step toward the company's own mapping independence”

https://archive.vn/tGmQc

A 2012 discussion of TomTom the day after Maps launched:

“Does Apple Maps sound the death knell for TomTom? Probably not, although it might mean less people want to buy TomTom for iPhone. TomTom will surely have factored any negatives into the positives of its licensing agreement: this is how business works.”

https://www.pocket-lint.com/apps/news/tomtom/115879-tomtom-s...
Answering the burning questions about Apple’s reported App Store plans