skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. The author spun a great tale about the Christmas tree business. I enjoyed reading this story and learning about the personalities behind the business of supplying trees to a huge city. Some of the characters remind me of people that I have known in my own life.
I honestly don't get that use case, I don't open large files in a text editor usually. But I agree that atom sucks in that degree.

Maybe slow never was the problem is kinda what my point is. In the end it's just an editor for text.
Exactly, the hypocrisy knows no bounds.

They were defending Twitter's biased nontransparent censorship before only because it aligned with their bias. Now that it doesn't match their bias, they see the problem.

Finally, welcome to the club!
Does it still holds for the fake honey (glucose syrup with added fake pollen) that we often find in lieu of real honey?
It seems plainly obvious that Musk was radicalized into a far-right conservative by the one-two punch of transphobia (his kid came out as trans, Grimes left him for a trans woman, and he'd always been somewhat transphobic) and lost profits due to COVID policy. This put him in alignment with the most radical wing of social media - the anti-COVID measures and anti-trans community.

Combine this with a general support of conservative fiscal policy as a wealthy business-owner and the libertarian ideals of a gen-X nerd who came of age during "information wants to be free" and obviously suffering from a compulsive social media addiction (pot calling kettle black here), and it's no surprise he's completely bought into "free speech conservatism", where slander and hatred are placed on even footing with legitimate political argument.
California pulls the plug on rooftop solar
Software Will Supercharge Developer Productivity: Why We Are Excited About DX
One of my relatives tried that and actually found out that her blood glucose levels had actually worsened.

She must have seen some of these facebook viral posts abouymt the benefits of raw honey consumption.

Probably has to be taken in moderation.

In any case, just anecdotal.
If you’ve referring to the Hunter Biden laptop story, the TOS were updated in response to that story in order to make the story against the ToS.
I agree it's weird. It's very possible that Oswald was involved in some shady (non-assassination related) business for the government, which in turn has made it more difficult to get documents declassified.

But the "benefit of the doubt" isn't necessary here. The theory that CIA recruited Oswald specifically to assassinate JFK has been conclusively proven wrong. The magic bullet theory has been conclusively proven wrong. That the USSR had evidence that the CIA assassinated JFK has been conclusively proven wrong. This has been studied in tedious amount of detail.
Former FTX spokesman Kevin O’Leary defends endorsement of crypto firm
I’m curious about their plan for paying out developers as well.

I have some vague notions for “community supported software”, where features and implementation priorities are driven by the community and not the enterprise. In order to give the developers a fair share, I was thinking of something similar to kickstarter rounds for feature sets, with a defined group of developers for that round.

I’m sure the practical reality is challenging. For example, that means doing fundraising and marketing regularly. There is also an opportunity cost — this is meant to serve the community, and it’s unlikely anyone will get FAANG level compensation for work on this.
I'm also sad to see it go, but I have high hopes for Lapce

https://lapce.dev

https://github.com/lapce/lapce
Not that far-fetched. Just look at their history of shady and unethical shit. Their planning/proposal of Operation Northwoods, carrying out of MKULTRA, Iran Contra Affair, engineered coups across Central and South America, Mosaddegh, Lumumba, etc.
Honey is acidic. I think that the main problem in the western diet is that we don't balance sugar and starch with enough spices, hot stuff or acid.
Hey HN,

Built this simple utility over the past few weeks, it allows you to hookup your notion to a phone number which you can send texts to and it puts it on your Notion page. I found it to be great for quick notes on the go without getting distracted with opening apps, etc.

Would love to know what you think of it!
Yup that would basically be my response lol. Could it be conceivable one or two lone actors in the CIA did it? Maybe? But on an organizational level the risk to "reward" is so high it just seems absurd to consider.
Are you saying that EBS exposes previous tenant disk contents when you provision a new disk? I've never heard of that happening. It would be incredibly insecure if true.
Hot-plugging Thunderbolt devices is hardly an edge-case on Macs, it's a heavily advertised feature.

I had about weekly kernel panics or machine freezes (would not wake from sleep) while unplugging my Thunderbolt dock (with displays and lots of devices) all throughout the USB-C Intel Mac era, but they all went away when I got an M1 Pro machine, so I wonder how much is down to OS design vs drivers vs hardware (vs how specific hardware influences driver design).
The article refers to the aquarium as glass throughout it.
The only signature and branding for a artist when they solicit commissions and clients for future work than for selling completed paintings (unless their dead)
Counterpoint:

How many ways are there to do it wrong than to do it right?
Love this. Demo was a big influence on my when I was first learning coding as a kid. All those demos! So cool.

It would be nice if there was a version of AoC where the puzzles stayed small and didn’t progressively get more difficult until it becomes a time sink and you’re ignoring your family because damnit the bug is in here somewhere…

Ahem.

This is nice.
The Complete Web Development Bootcamp in Udemy by Dr. Angela Yu is pretty good.
One book I found to be good is Fundamentals of Web Development by Randy Connolly and Ricardo Hoar. The latest edition is 3rd. I looked at 2nd Ed.
If you are someone who can read and understand the kernel doc then I agree that you can be more efficient in Linux.

For the vast majority of the population the response to errors is identical on both platforms: reboot, internet searches, learn to live with it, or reinstall and hope for the best.
Nobody is posting his whereabouts; someone wrote a bot which grabs public API data which was pulled from ADS-B (which you can receive with a 20 EUR DVB-T receiver) which includes his private jet. His private jet may or may not contain him, and his whereabouts after he left his plane are not included. F.e. if he used a public transport, nobody would post his whereabouts automatically on Twitter.
Most likely a subcontractor somewhere promised they would shred the drive, then didn’t. Do tell them!
If you own Twitter and they use your app. You can track them every time they open your app. Which for a lot of people is often.
Accounting Firm Mazars Pauses Work with Binance and Other Crypto Clients
Interesting idea. Something that made me pause was to see that each edge was attached via a single screw. People who know more about construction than me (majority of the world), isn't this a problem if you want a sturdy design?
Oracle does have quite an impressive set of capabilities. However, for every company that absolutely needs Oracle, there are probably 10+ that don't and could work fine with PostgreSQL or SQL Server today (though maybe not 20 years ago.) I worked in an Oracle shop early in my career, and would never want to go back to that again.
What actual dose are we talking about?

Like, if I'm an average chocolate eater, what proportion of my total lead intake will come from chocolate, vs other sources?

If it's under 0.1%, it isn't worth talking about. If it's 1%, it's worth a passing thought. If it's 10% it's worth some effort to avoid/fix. If it's 50%, I'd probably give up chocolate.
This answer contains more truth in it than any technical answer ever will.
Disks are wiped immediately before they are made available as a new volume. If your policies require a certain level of wipe, you should wipe the disk before releasing it.
Direct and immediate comparisons are not whataboutism.
Logseq does some basic time tracking and if used correctly, a second brain. https://logseq.com/
GDPR does not apply to the movements of aircraft, not even private jets.

Somehow getting, storing, and sharing passenger manifests would constitute PII of the sort that falls under GDPR.
> Delete the key and your data is gone

That's pretty much the case for any type of encryption.
> This is why it is important that we ensure everyone has collective control of the means of production

Why would the owners of the thinking machines allow this to happen?
Take a quick glimpse of NoSQL database in this 3 min animated video.
That's interesting, but Jack Ruby was a supporter of the president. He impulsively killed Oswald; he didn't know where Oswald was going to be until shortly before he left to kill him.
In my experience Linux is easy.

Easy to install. Easy to upgrade. Never breaks. Never gets "infected". Fast.

The absence of commercial bullshit is extremely nice too.

(I like Debian)

(Is it just me or is there a lot of FUD in this thread?)
Often in part because people conflate measurable with hazardous with radiation. If the goal was to allow double the natural dose rates then it would be a lot easier. You need about 20x the natural dose rate for a year before you see an increase in cancer incidence from 42% baseline to 43%.

https://whatisnuclear.com/dose-calc.html
I would never do that. You get marked as someone who requires special accommodation. Adhd is one of those things that only come up every now and then.
> I'm thinking about closing Slack and opening it 2-3x a day.

Do that.
https://archive.ph/TNHwl
Again, there is a gigantic gulf between regime change in countries largely outside of American public consciousness and assassinating the US President.
But isn't the overwhelming majority of the glass material connected to the base by the glass itself (namely the glass below it)?
Yes I understand but I am challenging that with my question (besides "power" in the abstract is very different vs "being constantly recognized/followed"). Certainly being followed, attacked and assaulted in public constantly for being famous can bring trauma, and trauma can change a person, usually for the worse.
Would be scarier if we hadn’t just endured 4 years of the exact same thing with Trump. Scarier thing to me now is that people somehow still can’t see guys like Musk and Trump (malignant narcissists both) coming from a mile away.
Fosstodon was just banned from Twitter too, but that should not stop you from joining it. It looks like Twitter will be playing a game of whack a mole as we launch more instances.
Seems like he had plenty of reasons to not want to make it to trial.
I think it’s less interesting that a bunch of people hate Oracle and more interesting that IBM is still making good chips.
Did she take care to source her honey from reputable sources?

A lot of "honey" is honey mixed with syrup.
People could always work on higher-order creation: stitch together AI paintings into collages, try styles the AI has not mastered, etc…
about half have moved to mastodon: https://archive.today/gzjpa
You should be careful with honey as there is a lot of fake honey in circulation, mostly from China.

When possible, only buy artisan honey or honey sold at reputable local shops.
Paper coffee filters do not effectively remove lead. Distillation and reverse osmosis remove lead.
"fine-tuned on images of spectrograms paired with text"

How many paired training images / text and what was the source of your training data? Just curious to know how much fine tuning was needed to get the results and what the breadth / scope of the images were in terms of original sources to train on to get sufficient musical diversity.
They beat the game hardly two years later, in early 2016.

I'm sure every programmer has their finger crossed that the long tail is very long. And not that I think programmers will be out of jobs, probably not, but their value as a prompt technician will be substantially less than as a software engineer.
> These stories, my children, are about Prince Charming and his three girlfriends: Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella.

Netflix made a movie that is literally this exact plot.
I would love to hear your 'better ways' for queer teens to connect with each other. In general it is much more difficult for queer teenagers to meet each other (especially in more rural or conservative areas) than it is for straight teenagers. From the age of 16 I certainly made use of the internet to meet other gay people (in the early 2000s). While there are certainly risks associated (as indeed there are for adults!), one has to be realistic about the availability of other options – some of which may be considerably less safe. To me, it seems quite a sensible suggestion to have properly vetted apps that teenagers could access without lying about their age. This would probably make people safer on average than the status quo, where teenagers still use dating apps designed for adults.

>a) Were all his pronouncements during this period?

I don't know what counts as one of his 'pronouncements', so you will have to check this for yourself.
"If Roman cement misconceptions exist then the US hasn't forgotten how to make Fogbank" is literally a non sequitur.
How can Visa itself be part of things like Blockfi and FTX?
https://usa.visa.com/visa-everywhere/blog/bdp/2021/07/06/crypto-linked-cards-see-1625612645562.html

In last decade many crypto companies were using middle banks to offer physical card services. So many services/cards cancelled because many banks were against it and VISA/MC were not clear about supporting it directly. But last year or so Visa itself directly partnered with it.

After all years these were the one they decided with all DD, expertise and financial knowledge? I mean Visa is not some VC or bank, they are way beyond them I think.

Sounds so fishy tbh.

There is a direct link to blockfi.com CC, imagine using it because of trusting Visa just to lose a lot?
You say that, based on anecdotal experience, but the move on Twitter's part to ban links to competitors after making a big fuzz about free speech is hard to frame as anything but desperate.
Thank you. This is exactly what I was wondering
> I would be a terrible fisherman.

To be fair, you have to catch and release most fish in the UK which, whilst annoying for the fish, doesn't seem to do them much harm since there's e.g. a whole bunch of 30y+ old carp that keep getting caught.

You're allowed to keep a certain set of game and sea fish if they're big enough and from the appropriate place.
> Of course they haven't.

Of course they haven't what?

> "this is not really true" and "all chrome-only proprietary APIs were dropped"

First of all, that's insane, but secondly, no one is even claiming the latter. It's easy to make up things all day. Say something connected to reality.
You seem to be talking about what Postgres doesn't have as an argument for choosing Oracle. This hasn't really shown why postgres was a poor choice or why Oracle was the better one.
It makes sense if the self-fulfilling prophecy is outside your control.
Now I'm picturing a séance and the medium is saying "That's nice Charlene, but this lady would really like to speak to her late husband, Bob, now."
There are services you can pay for (in the US) to track a car’s (almost) real-time location without gps. It’s based upon license plates and widespread webcams and it’s not illegal (yet).
I agree, there is so much more activity and things to keep track of in the options market - data wise - and that still settles in 1 day.

Over the past decade, many of the settlement times have been related to the feasibility of data retention capabilities, as opposed to the reality of it being all on top of a slower analog system for re-assigning shares and assets to different owners.

So in this decade I would say its over. 0 to 1 day settlement time.
Slack has some pretty fine grained notification controls. You can set it up so only certain channels notify, or so that only direct mentions notify, or so that only dms notify.

You can also just turn off notifications altogether. Explain to your colleagues that slack is keeping you from getting work done so you are going to turn off notifications. If you feel guilty give them a way to contact you if they truly need you immediately.
> If you find a bug in the database, they will fix it ASAP -- sometimes 24 hours or less then will send a patch

On the other hand, there's this legendary description of what working at Oracle is like: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941
He shouldn't have trusted Pompeo- both with these documents and the crossfire hurricane documents. But, even if he did release them, I suspect he would have had a lot more than just the National Archives signing off on raids. Unfortunately, Trump has young kids and grandkids- that's a lot of leverage. Or, Trump was also controlled opposition- who knows. It's all rotten to the core- the collapse of the US government is inevitable- I just hope we don't go the way of the USSR, where the KGB rose from the ashes, destroyed countless records and continues to run Russia to this day.
In my experience this is true and Linux has come a long way. But given how far it has yet to go it may continue to be true for the next couple decades as well.
This sounds like it's from 6 months ago.

No, people in the public sphere do not think Musk is doing OK with Twitter. They thought he was doing well when all they saw was him on stage taking credit for Tesla and SpaceX's engineering work.

Now he is at a company where he is dictator supreme, his actions are far more public, and nothing has done more to tear away the illusion of his Midas touch. He's muttering about 'woke mind virus' due to boos at a Chappelle show where the audience were laughing at a half hour of LGBT jokes.
Raydium protocol reports ongoing exploit
There are secondary effects to not using encryption you can see.

For instance, it greatly expands the scope of ‘I lost your data/I exposed your data’ notifications in places like California, and for those under many of those other rulesets.

Someone getting access to a repo of encrypted drive images, or someone losing an encrypted drive, doesn’t count. And for reasonableish reasons.

It’s a basic risk mitigation/blast radius limiting move.

For physical/on-prem especially, since old disks tend to ‘wander’ after retirement, and it’s a great idea to always have had them full disk encrypted to reduce the odds someone sensitive gets exposed years down the line.
It's Hunterston in case anyone wants to read-up - just down the road from me and sadly the AGR is now being de-fuelled as it heads for the big pile in the sky .... such a feature on the local coastline

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunterston_B_nuclear_power_sta...
What I listed are actually toxic feminine behaviors. That term doesn't get used a lot because people found a hammer and think everything's a nail.

Toxic masculinity is manifested through pathological subduing of emotions, mindless stubbornness, excessive pride, inappropriate violence, misogyny, and homophobia.

If you want to apply the concept of toxic masculinity to someone it would be more appropriate for Bezos or Andrew Tate. Musk isn't behaving like that at all, and I don't like your casual misapplication of it because I can see that it's simply politically easy, misandrist, and above all, wrong.
From: https://www.pprune.org/military-aviation/650320-f-35-acciden...

"The Martin-Baker Mk16-US16E ejection seat as fitted to the F-35B does indeed have an active automatic ejection system which fires the seat when certain criteria are sensed. These are low speed, low altitude and adverse pitch rate.

The same seat fitted to the F-35A and F-35C does not have this system."
This is the kind of content I come to HN for. I love that you found a solution that works best for you. Hopefully many other iPhone owning, train commuters with thoughts worth sharing pick this up. :)
My job as a dev is literary to automate human work.

My first job was to write C code for industrial machines that replaced humans doing manual work. Sometimes I even had to go watch them work so I could fully understand what they were doing.

In my second job as a developer, I wrote a Django application that automated away a whole department in the company. I saw 100 people getting fired due to a script that I wrote.

That was all happening in the third world country were I came from. These were real people getting fired, with families that depend on them. Most of them were already in poverty even before being fired.

These artists complaining sound like a very 1st world problem to me. I doubt that anyone actually "lost a job" because of this technology so far.
Yes - I've got the book "Atomic Accidents" and it starts with a description of a disaster at a Russian hydro plant:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayano-Shushenskaya_power_stat...
It seems that there are way more applications for this that can be used that people haven't even discovered yet. I have been testing it extensively for about 3 days now. This comes very close to chat GPT and i think this is much better from a business standpoint
Cuba is outside of American public consciousness? Could you expand on why you believe there is a massive difference between the two? If an organization takes no issue with overthrowing democratic governments (like Guatemala), what makes their own government unique?
Regardless of the merits of the MLK assassination conspiracy theory, this trial definitely discredits the theory more than it helps. It's clear that it was designed to be a public spectacle. Jowers had continuously changed his story prior to this trial. The FBI certainly didn't pay the equivalent of nearly a million present-day dollars to a random restaurateur, to help them kill a completely unguarded civilian.