skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
???

Is there a single instance which forbids you from talking about a certain topic?

I really don't see the issue, even hyper specific instances let you talk about other things. Where is the actual problem? Why would it matter that your account is some specific instance?
Good luck - if the US really wants it, unless they lose a lot of power, they can block any machines that can make state of the art chips from less than 10-15 years ago (SMIC depends on supplies that come from the US). Eventually China could probably catch up, but it would take a long time. No other power bloc besides US allies or China could hope to make even GPUs that could run the original 2012 Imagenet
JetBrains seems to be forging ahead with their own Space project and not trying to partner too closely with any existing forge. They seem to understand "IDE-in-browser" undermines their fundamental market position; they need to make people not need the browser in the first place, to retain it.
Bullshit. What they did is called veiled threat of violence. They implicitly threatened to sue him, an act that threatens his legal permanence in the US if convicted. They thought far enough about the consequences of their actions that they reminded him of the possibility of being arrested, tortured and disappeared in China for wrongthink if deported.

I really don't give a shit if he infringed a million copyrights. Not a single person on this earth deserves that fate, especially not over copyright infringement. That's seriously disgusting.
"Operating Expenses" /s
Tragedy of the commons was a false-flag by british aristocracy which enabled them to seize Commonhomd land from Commoners in 1500's and drive them into poverty and endantured servitude.

In a single masterstroke they gained assets and labour.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enclosure
I was discussing about that topic some time ago and was left wondering what the proportions of various mentally ill people actually are in the rought 3 categories:

- dangerous/"seriously impacting" for others (→ locking up in an asylum)

- need to be forced to take some treatment / learning so that they can function in the community

- the rest

I genuinely do not know the ratios, but have the feeling that the 1st one is really marginal, the 2nd quite a lot and the 3rd the bulk of people
Do you have some numbers on how fast this actually is? I know it’ll be hard to give specifics, but is this fast enough to convert a somewhat complex sdf into a mesh in (near) real-time? Could you for example build a modelling app around this that uses sdfs as an underlying data model, and uses this as an in between step to make rendering faster?
It's not even that simple. The problem is that the body will compensate for the lower calorie intake. The intensity of this effect differs from person to person though. At extreme cases you'll basically have to keep running a marathon on a starvation diet before you can get your body to burn the fat.

As an anecdote, my weight doesn't change much regardless whether I eat 1500 or 3000 calories a day. I'm overweight, but eating 1500 calories is pretty negligible to my weight loss, and I generally have to embark on those more extreme diets to change anything.
Cursive is manufactured by Ideogram Limited, not JetBrains.
Thanks for that - I have missed the block-sparse extension of the algorithm when I first read about it. And indeed this seems to be what the author means.
Aside from the newly introduced Fleet the other commenter pointed out, Jetbrains' IDEA Ultimate can include all the functionality of all the individual niche products (via plugins), so you could just use a single Jetbrains IDE for most any language/flow you choose. I personally kind of like to keep them separate so I can keep different envs configured the way I most often use them, but you could just use the single IDE for all.
My own observations of this 'blame capitalism' trend in collective social murmuring gained amplitude perhaps a decade ago, becoming really strong in the past 5 years. I am profoundly puzzled at the 'ad-hocness' and superficiality of the oft presented argument (which this articles is just an sample of). It is not because 'capitalism' is some sacred cow, or that the social maladies affecting communities are irrelevant or unimportant. It is the lack of understanding the very assumptions one makes about the alternatives (as well as 'capitalism' as a concept).

Just as any non-material concept, such as democracy, love, courage, and etc, so capitalism is a model, an abstraction of reality, which is context dependent.

So my contribution to the argument is to bring to attention that just as social-democracy can be de-facto a dictatorship, or 'love' can be a prison, or dictatorship can bring religious freedom and the end of slavery (e.g. early Persian empire) and contrast it with early America colonization governments, similarly capitalism as a concept can be approached.

Fundamentally, it is the mixture of government (power) with private enterprise (wealth) that historically is known to generate the greatest human corruption. Just like there people recognized that religion and state should be separated to avoid corruption of both, it should be followed by a divorce of private enterprise and state. [if one should summarize it in one sentence]. It has nothing to do with capitalism, socialism, nationalism, communism... the principle lies elsewhere.
That doesn't match my observations. I've seen a very wide range of styles out of Stable Diffusion (and I've probably viewed mulitple thousands)
You probably did forget the code. If you were affected by this issue, the phone would’ve been stuck in the first time setup screen.
I hope the future has more of this. As with many things in contemporary life, operating systems have become so complicated. It’s refreshing to see something much simpler that one or a small number of people can hone to perfection.
Solving Advent of Code 2022 with ChatGPT
> exactly like how `npm install` updates the package-lock.json and requires additional flags to use the lockfile instead

`npm install` doesn't do that anymore since at least a year
That might get you in jail.
then it should be up to your company to say "hey we don't allow emails from X" and not do business with them. Like someone said in a previous thread "ISPs shoudl be dumb pipes", otherwise they get a nanny complex. Credit cards seem to be doing the same thing these days, acting like nannies.
Don't think anyone really makes cold calculations decades ahead, it's just some warm fuzzy feeling in the back of their minds that mommy and daddy will eventually straight the things up, as they always did)
Three UK made me jump through quite a few hoops when I decided to leave them, and then kept billing me after I'd cancelled the contract (at the end of the tie-in period) and had returned all hardware. I ended up having to escalate things to the ombudsman in order to have them resolved. Would never go anywhere near Three ever again.
Why not buy a competing ARM SBC like one from the pine64 guys? QUARTZ64 is able to run linux, and has 8GB of RAM and a slightly never CPU than Pi4 (A55 vs A72).
Anecdotally, I rarely hear about China "fining" its egregious corporations, they go straight for the executives. America needs to get its spine back.
I don't think so. Taxes exist in order for the government to reserve some of the wealth of society so it can direct resources at communal aims such as defence, welfare, science, justice, etc.

Higher taxes on higher earners are there because of pragmatism and a sense of fairness: higher earners have more disposable income to be taxed on.

These kind of statements always confuse me: does anyone think anyone is motivated in this way? Do people think Buffett and Soros are sitting down in a room with Trump and Biden plotting how to keep the club of "truly wealthy" exclusive?
I saw this a while ago and I'm confused about this issue. It seems like you can upgrade to a newer iOS version and activate just fine. Is there a specific reason this is not option?
There is a law due to be passed today in Scotland that will allow convicted sex offenders to change their 'legal sex' and get access to single-sex spaces they shouldn't be anywhere near. This is being done under the guise of helping the most vulnerable.

People speaking out against this have been branded as bigots and right-wing fascists, regardless of their other political views or motives. Most are actually left-wing women with genuine concerns about safety and dignity.

So I take this article with a pinch of salt. It's using the same rhetorical tactic, to demonise any opposition to a controversial social and political movement.
>very few people have silly email addresses because they realize sending their CV

Back when I was a teenager, I was told not to create accounts under my own name. I have many silly E-mail accounts.
E-mail can be a professional medium. You don't apply via Twitter DM, I hope.

>bind their own identity to these niche communities

Just migrate if you don't like it anymore.
Firefox market share is 7.1% on desktop - not great, but more than double the aggregate, which should tell you something. Competing with Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS is virtually impossible. The ability to sync bookmarks, passwords, credit cards, etc. through the primary browser on Android to the desktop, and/or vice versa, ended the competition. The problem for Firefox/Mozilla is that the landscape for distributing a browser changed in a highly unfavorable way for an independent developer. We're not going back to the old days without a competitive mobile landscape (not happening).

Now, that doesn't put Mozilla's decisions or operations beyond scrutiny, but set expectations reasonably. Firefox is already a competitive browser, and even dramatically leap-frogging Chrome would do nothing to market share.
> You can stream audit and Git events data from GitHub to an external data management system.

For a company of Okta's scale and importance, this should be part of SIEM.

- https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/admin/mon...
Just a battery would be the simplest option. Just measure time until empty.

If you want higher time resolution, there are several fully integrated hall effect current measurement ICs out there, like for example the ACS723.

If you need even better accuracy or resolution and you can spare 100 bucks, just buy one of the Nordic Power Profiler Kits.
Indeed. Many women welcomed Khomeini back from Paris in '79 Nothing is one dimensional.
The great British firewall, starts here, ends where?

As I understand, the lists are maintained per carrier but implemented based on UK regulation. I still find it baffling that despite giving extensive personal information (ID/Passport, bill as proof of address, credit score) to get a mobile contract for an adult, this is opt-out with no questions asked (for example "do you wish to enable/disable this feature?" when the contract is signed). This leaves a lot of room for abuse, as it's demonstrated here.

Personal anecdote, I had to phone Three to disable the filter a few years back when I wanted to browse 9GAG on my commute to work...
Why was it only http in the first place?
This method is simple, and works well enough for enough people, but it doesn't for some. I still kind of agree with you, because I have a sneaking suspicion that people mostly cluster into groups of "any diet / intervention works" and "none of them work".

Unfortunately, the body itself is a complex system, and likes to throw curve-balls. Going by some of the things I've read over the years, it's clear the body has defense mechanisms against starvation - such as lowering metabolism and activity levels in lock step with diminished caloric input, or turning you into food-obsessed zombie, hardly capable of a non-food-related thought, until you feed the body enough to cancel red alert. Problem is, for some people, those defense mechanisms seem to kick in before they reach negative energy balance. As simple as calorie counting is, it's not helpful if the body hits the "override" switch before you reach Calories In < Calories Out.

I don't know if there's a solution for this case, but I suspect all the variety of diets is really just people doing a blind search in hopes of finding specific tricks that shut down the defense mechanism in subgroups of individuals.

(In a sense it's like a puzzle game: your goal is to sneak past a security system without raising an alarm. The security system consists of a great variety of sensors of all kinds - but only a random subset of them are in use, configured with random thresholds. Every player gets their own, unique puzzle.)
>most people just want to have at least one profile which has their name and photo where they can have a presence online linked to their real life persona.

I am so absurdly out of touch with "most people"...
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This is a bizarre comment. Apple supports their hardware for a very long time and builds everything to last. Show me an android phone that still works well after eight years of daily use. Most fall apart within two.
Being older than 55 is the big one. Those making very little money can join a family insurance of their significant other. Or find a loophole, like getting into the public system of another country, then moving back.

For those younger, it seems to be mostly about not earning a lot. Here the limits are even smaller for those already private in 2002.
How to avoid another world war
This is generally a problem with employees in general, especially as tenures decline.

Sales stuffs the channel with products that are later returned as they get their commission. Or they vastly oversell what the product can do.

Engineers rack up tech debt to keep the Scrum Master happy and choose technologies based on how good they look on a resume.

HR people pass around crappy or abusive employees to other departments rather than doing the hard work of terminating them.

Wells Fargo shareholders evidently don't care that much and a big reason for that is that the average shareholder is probably just a fund of sorts, so it isn't really their money either.
no, that's way I added the "according to chatGPT"
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Bin Laden was western oriented, when they raided his home they found lots of western media and books. I believe that if we had not stabbed them in the back during desert storm and instead took out Saddam as we promised Bin Laden could have risen as a fairly progressive (for lack of a better term) leader in the middle east.
because it isn't happening on other providers evidently.
I'm going to disagree with you, on the rule that "if you can easily google it, no need to spell it out."

In my case, just googling the name of the town, "Wetumpka" and switching to the news tab, gives many versions of this story; in fact, little else.
If this statement is true, there is no need for Docker, because JVM+JAR existed in 2008! Docker can do more than WASM or JVM+JAR: it can run non-WASM and non-JVM apps like PostgreSQL, etc...
> Because they are different does not mean they are less impactful to quality of life.

No, sorry.

Both might be "struggling", but there is a massive difference between "I make $500,000 per year and can't buy a $3M home" and "I make $60,000 per year and can't afford a $300,000 home."

The person making $500,000 per year in another stratosphere of economic wealth that someone who makes $60,000 can't even fathom.

It's like someone who makes $1M per year complaining they can't afford a private jet. Sure, they are experiencing an "impact to their quality of life", but no, it's nowhere close to the same situation, hence they get no sympathy from people who have actual financial difficulties.
Could you name a single Nazi that Elon has replied to?

The only example I can think of is Kanye West - and Elon banned him from Twitter.
Hey! A WasmLabs team member here :). We're planning to port several runtimes as part of our WebAssembly Language Server initiative [1]. Porting things to Wasm+WASI is sometimes challenging. There are some deep-dives in our blog around this topic [2].

[1] https://github.com/vmware-labs/webassembly-language-runtimes...

[2] https://wasmlabs.dev/articles/php-wasm32-wasi-port/
I think we're at a FUD stage of self-checkout deployments.

These things are real unpopular, both with workers whose jobs are threatened and with consumers who are now either honorary employees or de facto shoplifters.

I work computers for a living; I work computers in my free time. Sometimes I enjoy having a little break from working a computer to look a human being in the eye, say hello and thank you. In fact I often enjoy customer service transactions as the only friendly human interactions I might have all week.

I've witnessed a stream of articles saying bad things about self-checkouts and convincing consumers to avoid self-checkout. Since I'm cynical, I believe there's money and lobbying behind those articles, not a true problem or concern. Nevertheless, I'm sorry that there are fewer humans to greet me and help me in the store these days. I miss you guys.
> I do not understand the appeal of go.

I am an amateur dev developer and used to use untyped languages (Python and JS, mostly).

At some point Python was annoying in docker environments (especially for APIs) and I gave a try to Go. Initially I hated it, then learned to like it more and now I kinda like it.

- typed (this is a game changer)

- compiles to a single self-contained binary (easy with Docker)

- great for APIs without the worries of gunicorn and whatnot

I also discovered TypeScript to help with JS.

So the forst one would be "typed language". I have Python for the rest ("the 2nd best language for any task") and since I am an amateur dev, I do not have the time to dig into many languages to find the pearl.
You just have to anticipate the actions and reactions of the monkeys. Very rare cases, when this is not possible.
If you want to minimize your risk to get hurt in an accident, it is way way more efficient to minimize your participation in traffic.
If your company and your customers are suffering due to another company’s dubious policy, don’t contact customer service, contact legal@
Forever chemicals do not last in the body forever, but they accumulate faster than our body can naturally filter them out.

They don't break down in the natural environment, thus why we accumulate it faster than we can filter it.

They can be broken down under high pressure i.e. hydrothermal carbonization(HTC).

The only solution I can see to remove them (over the course of decades / centuries) is to run all of our sewage through HTC
It's interesting that the hippie-to-yuppie generation, of which the author is admittedly a member, seems currently busy publishing a lot of mea culpa pieces like this article. It's a good development, if anything because admitting fault is difficult for everyone. But:

- Hopefully this is not a desperate attempt at staying relevant. Taking the author at his own word, that whole generation is now unreliable: they messed up and are fundamentally corrupt. Unless they have a spotless, near-sainthood track record, anybody born before the mid-70s should probably be ignored when defining the strategic horizon.

- They never seem to suggest a way forward anyway, exactly like this author. That's probably because they have little knowledge of the now, they can only analyze what came before.

The real cultural breakthrough will happen when someone "clean" will manage to elaborate an actual way forward, a democratic socialism for the digital age that actually works (or promises to work) on a mass-scale. It probably shouldn't be called that, it will use new terms so it can eschew old labels; but it should promise redistribution, respect, and creative satisfaction, for all people.

Until that happens, we are simply in damage-limitation mode. Technology has enabled capitalist excesses in an unprecedented way, most of the cyberpunk-theorized digital feudalism is already reality. What can we do? That is the question.
I've seen Fleet in my JB Toolbox, but haven't touched it yet.

But it is the obvious move. All the current JB IDEs are built upon the same basic IntelliJ platform, anyway.

It's "only" a matter of restructuring all that to have only one IDE where you can opt-in to support specific languages and now you have something like VSCode.
I use a small shell script I wrote in jest a year ago (https://github.com/senko/pvp), it boils down to virtualenv and pip, and it basically solves all Python package management issues for me.

I was burned by pipenv before (naively trying to use it because a certain prominent member of Python community hyped it up, and I hadn't known he'd gone off the rails). I can find no redeeming qualities to it whatsoever, and it scarred me enough that I don't want to touch other newer tools (poetry, pdm, whatever) with a 10ft pole.

I find solace in pip and virtualenv just working and not trying to be too clever.

I pin all my immediate reqs, and if there's a conflict with indirect deps (which happened maybe once or twice), I figure out the version I need and pin that manually.

For packaging I rely on specialized tools that do just that (build, twine), and don't need one-with-everything spaceship of a tool.

I also develop in Node and have suffered much more grief by npm. I lost count of the number of times where I had to rm-rf node modules and npm cache, rerun and hope for the best.
FBI, DHS, US military, i assume CIA would be there as well. Really why are world leaders/public servants on Twitter knowing the influence of US war machine. Unless they are in on it to censor their citizens.

This raises the question of other US social sites like Facebook, Reddit even Hacker news. Considering the comment count i assume these types of influences are very common and they do not want to rake it up.

Mastodon is good start. But we really need decentralize alternatives for all US social media sites.
as a massive sci fi fan, i read those and watched the first season (on netflix i think). loved them.
Plus pipenv falls down the stairs whenever I have tried to use it with packages that rely on native extensions like NumPy and GDAL. Not sure about pip-tools or poetry. My path of least resistance has been to use a local package manager (MacPorts, Homebrew before that), and then use Conda in CICD to test compatibility with different versions of Python.
> you probably need over hundred grams or so to reach levels that would be lethal

Apparently if you ingest ~25grams of _table salt_ your life might be at risk.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5537768/

I'd imagine Potassium might be a bit more toxic in lesser doses.