skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>whereby the first recipients of newly created money (banks and financial institutions)

This is commonly misunderstood. Central banks create interbank money that cannot be spent outside the financial system. The banks themselves create the new money by issuing loans. However, they issue these loans to the already rich, thereby exacerbating existing inequality.

There's a crucial distinction here to make, you are naming the correct effect, and it has the correct effect, but it happens somewhere different, so your proposed solutions would be adverse.
> Everybody in a business is creating the wealth of the business

That's clearly not true. It's just ussually very hard to quantify how much wealth every individual is creating and it becomes even harder as you go up the chain of hierarchy.

> Unsurprisingly, their compensation is in proportion to the value they add

Well... that's a strong statement and generally incorrect, at best their compensation if bounded by the value they add (not that it's easy to measure in most roles). Supply+demand (as you said) is what determines compensation in 95%+ of all cases.
React Roadmap 2023
The hint that it’s not going to be serious is that it’s published on reason.com.
Such an interesting take on doordash.
I wonder if the doordashes.
Work creates value, banks create money to represent the value. Money isn't value, it's a (n occasionally wrong) map of it.
Currently I'm booting M1 Air 16 GB RAM version from external 2 TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD, because it has more space for Mac software.

https://www.uubyte.com/blog/how-to-install-macos-ventura-on-...

Internal 256 GB disk has dual boot macOS and Asahi Linux.
The correct solution is to leave Nagle off but do larger writes. This will improve performance on all networks, not only noisy ones, and with no overhead.

Go provides ReaderFrom for the general case of letting writers control the level of buffering and this will also provide massive benefits beyond just better TCP flow control (i.e. splice and sendfile are used if applicable).
Because a strained conscience isn't the only sort of suffering one gets to experience.
> If "giving foods a different flavor or texture" were a totally new idea that vegetarians came up with, so what?

It definitely isn't. Their new idea is get on a high horse about plant-based foods, but then going out of their ways to pretend it's meat.
I'm posting from a German perspective and have to admit, that we still have major problems with gender imbalances on income (for more complex reasons) and the ability for women having careers, but every parent has the right to parental leave for up to 3 years (take fulltime off, or part time!) and one of those is paid (by the state, so by the taxpayer in the end) with up to 1800€/month.

Actually taking 3 years off is depending on the job still a bump in the career road, but I'm optimistic that we are getting there.
You don't know that, you're not inside their brain nor you're a scientist studying the matter.

There is no evidence behind your claim.
There are several sites, that do that:

https://builtwith.com/

https://sitereport.netcraft.com/

https://www.wappalyzer.com/

https://w3techs.com/sites

Of course, there are issues, some are freemium, not everything can be detected, but it is a good starting point.
So something like a language server, but connected to a database and able to execute queries? That's an interesting idea.

While working on the compiler, I try to separate different components so things like this are possible. Currently, we are focusing on the language itself and also put some though into intermediate representation of the query (RQ - relational query). We are conservative about expanding the scope, because building database connectors and execution engines would take too much focus off the language and the compiler.

But I'd lie if I said that I don't want to dig into it.
That honestly seemed a little unnecessary and made the whole thing confusing. I read it as: "This is only an issue on a MacBook, assuming that your s key sticks and the date is December 29th, 2022".

I suspect that the only part of that which is true is that the bug only occurs on macOS. The date or a sticky s keys isn't a prerequisite.

What would be more interesting is: Why isn't this an issue on Windows?
You do miss some nuance here.
Touchpad and Wifi does work great.
I do use Asahi since more than 6 months as daily driver on my MacBook Pro M1 Pro. It works great, and now we even have a quite ok GPU Driver since like a month or so.
I even run IntelliJ for Java/Scala dev.
The only things not working I am waiting for is webcam and speakers.
My bet in 2023 the whole system will just work for everyone and will be the killer laptop for Linux enthusiastics.

Best Linux laptop I ever had, using ThinkPads and Dell for many many years (14 years in total now)
Some real life problems using standard SQL are:

- UPDATE does not return number of rows updated.

- There is no "upsert"

- There is no "merge"

- List all tables and explain command are not standard.

Do you plan to cover them on your project ?
I really wonder if openAI (what's in a name right?) are actively influencing queries so they don't get in the news very negatively.

You should be able to ask it why it's good to do $horrible_thing and it should find that knowledge somewhere. I feel that somehow it does lack the data to judge things according to time spirit, or it's actively taken out? You can ask it to answer in Dutch, answer in the style of Trump but ask it "Can you answer why it is ok to hold slaves like it's 1810 and I'm in the southern United States?" and it will tell you slavery is always wrong. Is that really the result of pure training without human intervention and moderation?

Anyway if you ask if it's answers are moderated it will tell you "no."
Some good points (though I remain unconvinced about PS personally).

The only thing I'd note is that unfortunately by not mentioning it in my earlier reply I left you thinking I was suggesting Python over PowerShell, which makes sense given the way others were discussing the topic.

On this, however, I agree with you in that I too would not automatically suggest Python as the best learning language. I'd actually plump for Go scripting or C# (single file), but on the understanding that it's for learning business domain or web programming. For the true beginner I don't really have a strong opinion so maybe PS could work.

Anyway, thanks for the detailed response :)
Why is it obvious that only special people can break rules? Why can't ordinary and plain people also do so?
yes the campaign wasn't so good, and the copa before that was disastrous for brazil, but brazil were still the favorites. They had ronaldo, rivaldo, roberto carlos, cafu, kaka, ronaldinho, lucio, juninho in their line up. Granted Ronaldinho and Kaka were yet to hit their peak, but they were the team. If not for injuries and partying, even romario would have been there.
One consequence of the broader scientific, technical and economic development is that humans now dominate practically every nook and crany of the planet (at least at their own physical scale).

I think the consequences of that development are by far not fully internalized yet by our vast and dispersed numbers that indulge a bewildering variety of legacy mindsets and pre-globalisation cultures.

The term globalization is typically used in rather narrow context (trade exchanges between countries) and we even consider that it is reversible. In fact its really useful to highlight the "globe" aspect of the term (the finite sphere). This changes the boundary conditions in which societies evolve.

We have moved from flat, open, expandable cultural islands where negative externalities can simply be ignored, and the social dynamics admits unstable (exponential growth) solutions, to enclosed, finite and deeply interconnected societies where the only viable solutions are harmonic oscillations (sustainability)

Assuming we don't head into collapse due to our mental inertia, it will take a couple generations for legacy mindsets to get crushed by the new reality and new paradigms for social governance ("technique") to evolve.
bufio is for adding buffering regardless of source/dest. Better in this case is ReaderFrom (which will also be used transparently by io.Copy) to let the socket control the buffering and apply even more optimizations. For something like git-lfs I could expect sendfile to provide a huge improvement, depending on the underlying storage.
hi..

i recently suffered the same thing with github when they banned a rogue developer who had tricked me and around 500 other people into "artificially increasing stars". the unsuspecting users were banned as if "they had" committed that crime when it was the dev who had used our accounts...

i contacted support and discussed the same on HN. in the support mail, i wrote in clear terms what had happened and my position on the same.
i told them about "getting my data" as in, if they wont let me access the account, i need a backup of ALL my data so that i can take my business somewhere else.

you should do the same. if they say "cannot access after 30 days", inform them that you are contacting a lawyer about deceitful tactic of deleting accounts without prior warning or recouse and give you your data back. I assume you are a paying customer so you can pressure them into that "if you wont let me use the account, i will take my business elsewhere and shame you for what you have done on social media".

you own your data on their platform so its not like they can just "not give" it back to you.

over the years, i have found that being shamed on social media is pretty scary for companies and since they are just giving corporate BS about "I’ve been told the account can’t be reopened because it has been deactivated too long".
Will Twitter, PayPal and Walmart compete to launch America’s super app?
Carbon emissions in the EU haven’t been so low for 30 years, according to the latest CREA analysis [1]

It looks to them like a price-driven transition and if you are a market forces kind of person, the investments in renewables are already following the market pricing structure.

1. https://energyandcleanair.org/eu-co2-emissions-reach-a-30-ye...
2 out of 7 is in my book, nothing extraordinary that motivates such a hype around that Santos team.

They didn't always dominate in Brazil, they didn't on international stage either.

They are probably the best team of that era along Real Madrid but this narrative of them being much better than the opposition is imho weak.
We've seen this (and similar TLS related issues) a fair bit at Screenly when working with Raspberry Pis.

The best workaround that we've found is to use the date in a HTTP Header to set the initial time (if we detect this condition):

$ curl -sI http://api.screenlyapp.com | grep Date

Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2022 08:43:56 GMT

With this set, you should be able to trigger the initial NTP service to start and set the date.

There's a Rust library here that can parse these dates for you:
https://docs.rs/httpdate/0.3.2/httpdate/
Perhaps a centralized society needs writing but a society with writing doesn't need to be centralized.

Greece is perhaps special too in that the sea makes natural political boundaries, you could also argue that it was somewhat (but not completely) culturally homogenous.
Greta Thunberg and Elon Musk, the new dynamic duo.
Can you link some examples? Appreciate it.
Not the parent but I’m pretty sure that comment was meant sarcastically.
Sanctions do get lifted. Sanctions against South Africa are an example:

https://www.sahistory.org.za/dated-event/european-community-...

EU sanctions against others may also cease after a regime change. US lifted sanctions against Vietnam.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States–Vietnam_relation...
rms called epstin a "serial rapist"…

> Here’s a particularly awful direct quote:

So, if I understand you correctly, you'd be ok with rape if it was not against the law?
Goalposts are receding, but this is exactly the higher level I mentioned. Use io.Copy, and if you need any kind of transforms implement them as Readers.
Thank you. Let me check.
Not true for potatoes. Can even do that on your balcony in some sort of barrel, with many holes on the side. No soil necessary. I'd guess that could work very well in vertical farming. It just wouldn't be economical, for now. OTOH why not grow superspecial heritage strains?
Arte you certain your Zoom or whatever is using GPU?

I had to tweak something to make Zoom and Youtube see the GPU better (for Youtube, something in the Firefox about:config), and it lowered CPU load on my i5 CPU quite a bit, down to things becoming pretty fluid (T470, currently at 6.0.12 but it worked with 5.x, too).

While I fondly remember my T420 from 2011, its CPU was sort of... underpowered by today's standards.
My ThinkPad T61p suffered a different problem: It was bricked 1 month out of warranty due to the GPU, which was recalled by Nvidia but Lenovo refused to honor the recall. Instead they wanted to sell me an $800 replacement board with the same faulty GPU. There was a long thread on their support forums with hundreds of people complaining about the same thing. It has since disappeared. I've never given Lenovo another dollar.
Ain't future just grand?
idk man I already got a couple hobbies and one serious domain of expertise I'm just tryna get work done and get paid here. might be a shame to you but I'm so grateful I don't have to dig through a compiler manual or whatever to do my job.
Those aren't exceptions, those are the norm. Yeah Go has really slick libraries to support your favorite protocol, but that's the easy part of programming. If I want to hack together something using computer vision, do some amature data science, or use cutting edge scripts written by security researchers, that's gonna be Python. Pretty much all code that I would wanna steal for my project is written in Python, or has Python bindings as its main way of using it.
What's fundamentally keeping humanity mis-aligned is the fact that our very being is not aligned for altruistic cooperation. Every one of us is painfully aware that we could be living in an utopia right now. Literally the only barrier is the fact that exploitation is (or at the very least appears) more beneficial than cooperation to the exploiter. This barrier is so fundamental because it defines our existence, our agency. It is not baked into our faculty of decisionmaking, it is our faculty of decisionmaking.
https://youtu.be/eoV9amsnaQg?t=360

I had to rewind a few times. Is Clarke saying the covid "lab leak" theory was censored and turned out to be true?
Notes are just objects stored in the git repo. They are distributed along with all the other objects.
If the amount of resources is below Kpopulation - e.g. K/2population, wouldn’t that model suggest allocation K to half the population and 0 to the other half? If it is significantly above - e.g. 2Kpopulation, what’s the issue with giving everyone K and e.g. one person all the remaining resources?
At Chromebook it's possible to change included Debian LXC container to other distro and version, like newest Ubuntu, and have Linux app icons at Chrome OS menus:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Chromebook
HandBrake video transcoder adds official AV1 codec support in latest release
Great username, however ULIDs look good and I’d consider using them simply because they solve the problems UUID v7 attempts to solve while being considerably better in some regards and slightly worse in others. I think for my next project I’ll try them instead of UUIDv4.

In the end support for something this simple and complete isn’t something I’d have big concerns about.
Cockblocker: Monstrous Blocker of Distracting Sites
Happens to me several times a year. My PiHole is running on LXD :)
Have you heard that Apache Cordova support is being retired from the App Center? Want to know how this will affect your existing Cordova app?

Future trends of cross-platform mobile development are already starting to emerge, and it appears that Apache Cordova won’t be included in the list of frameworks that power hybrid web apps for mobile devices. The framework was released in long ago – from a technology development perspective – 2009, and to sort out what has disrupted its stability, we will analyze Apache Cordova core, the existing competitors, and marketing signals that indicate the need to switch to other options.

In this article you will discover answers to the most common questions related to the relevance of Cordova and its alternatives.
> ChatGPT doesn't have views. It has data and inferences.

Totally agree.
At least this one seems to be unintended, as per Sam Altman: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1606825909818126336
How did you fix keyboard layout?
https://github.com/zlib-searcher/zlib-searcher
Everybody agrees high quality talent is great. Sick of articles lauding the obvious.
I kind of agree. Nowadays it seems like everything falls in what Twitter majority approves and screams about vs what it screams against.
Host a maven repo on GitHub (2021)
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My minimalist writing tool is the one I wrote: https://enso.sonnet.io.

I must admit that my definition of minimalist is a bit more strict: writing is separated from editing so you can stop censoring or second guessing yourself. You can't edit, select, scroll. The only thing you can do is to put your text on the screen, as a sort of stream of consciousness. I've been using every day it for almost 3 years for journaling and to organise my thinking (ca. 800 words per day). Check it out!

Important: it's not a tool for structured writing. When writing articles with sources, cross-references, I use Obsidian and export the .md files to my blog on 11ty. It's over-engineered, but since I don't have to change anything, actually fast. Plus, [[links]] in Obsidian are a killer feature.
Let's look at the top 0.1%. An Amazon Senior SWE makes 1% and minimum wage in CA is 0.1% of the $35,000,000 per year that someone in the top 0.01% makes.

1/100 and 1/1000 is different, but the difference isn't that big.

Your overall point didn't make any sense though. "Lots of people don't earn minimum wage" doesn't mean that there isn't any power balance.
Mh, I'm from EU so my view it's not on the current USA population but here while there are some who want to live "at a hyper-short range", that's all but NOT sustainable: they do not pollute, as single humans, but they need a supporting structure who pollute much.

The denser an area is the more territories around are needed to feed it, to a point of 1000+miles ranges vs few if population is not that dense.

Anyway, at least in Europe people who want to be in cities normally are a not so marginal cohort, but still far little in size than the one who want to flee, only few countries where services are not developed outside cities have different mean opinion.
The Dominican Republic may not be very wealthy, but they're not exactly impoverished either, especially not by Haitian standards. Their GDP per capita PPP was more than six times as high in 2021. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.PP.KD?locat... The 2,364 deaths are probably still an undercount, but less so than in Haiti.
It has to be Signal. Most people I talk to frequently had the app downloaded already so switching to it was very easy. Now Signal is my go-to messaging app. I still keep a few others for the people I communicate with less frequently but Signal is by far the texting app I use the most. The iOS and Mac apps feel great. No complaints at all.
Hey, we've built exactly what you are describing: https://www.hanko.io

You can go with either self-hosted or cloud. Cloud is free for up to 100 users.

If you have any questions along the way: https://www.hanko.io/community
> Now, this can be very dangerous

That's highly debatable.

Even in your example I find it funny that the people that are supposed to be protecting us from AI just happened to be a religious person who saw God in an algorithm.

Adding inline warning and disclaimers is fine. The fundamental problem is people misunderstanding what's going on. But selectively blocking entire prompts seems like a fools errand to me, for some questionable value.

If anything it will be a running battle, we'll just end up with an open Stable Diffusion 1.0 style models
being more popular, without the aggressive moderation of prompts. Humans inherently work to get around rules and will prefer the models without them and they artificial limitations will just push people to other services.

ChatGPT gets to act like an authority over the topic because its currently the best and first one on the market. That won't necessarily last forever.
If you have to pay to use Kagi, that means you can only use it logged into a user profile that's associated with a payment method. Which means you have to trust them not to log your traffic in a way that can be associated back to your account. I would feel a little more comfortable if they had a warrant canary, but I can't seem to find one.

If Kagi is being honest, typical usage of Kagi is probably more private than typical usage of advertising-supported search engines. But I can more easily verify that using e.g. Brave Search via Tor is private.
Do you just pipe that into a date set command?
Actually standard SQL does specify a MERGE command (which lets you implement an upsert) and it's implemented in Postgres
- PRQL is focused on analytical queries and it does not support DML (yet at least, see https://github.com/PRQL/prql/issues/1092). Thus there is no UPDATE or "upsert"

- What is merge? How is it different from join? How is it different from union?

- SQL does define `information_schema`, which can be used to list tables and columns. We had ideas about introspection and listing tables, but this is not on the roadmap yet. A probable outcome here will be improvements to tooling so you will be able to find tables via autocomplete (LSP).

- There are no plans for EXPLAIN
Why does Screenly have their API available on port 80 at all? Great way to leak cookies or tokens...
Your book is great. THanks for working on it for so many years (even bringing it to a second edition).
In 100% of cases I've seen where camera evidence compelled the police to act after a cyclist had been a victim the fact the licence plate was visible was the factor that made the police act.

> My anecdotal evidence, for what it's worth (which is not much in either case), is exactly the opposite: in every traffic accident I have been involved in, neither I nor anyone else left the scene.

You probably aren't the problem here. To generalise broadly on the cases I've seen the issue was usually caused by drivers who decided their aggressive instincts would be best served by running cyclists off the road.

These people don't stop after doing it because they believe their actions are appropriate.

(The other common case is people running cyclists off the road when they don't realise they are there. Generally these people don't stop either).
I have worked on networked projects ranging from modern datacenters to ca. 2005 consumer-grade ADSL in Ohio to cellular networks in rural South Asia.

There are situations where you want Nagle's algorithm on; when you have stable connections but noisy transmission, streams of data with no ability to buffer, and no application-level latency requirements. There are not many such situations. It is not any of these, and it's certainly not within any datacenter.
On... boats? Not sure.