skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, legislatively-sanctioned rent seeking is common in Europe. In what way has the existence of such a scheme ameliorated the excesses of copyright law in Europe? Copyright terms are the same in Europe as in the United States (life + 70), but Europe tends to have weaker fair use provisions than the US (e.g. 'fair dealing' in the UK and Ireland). In what way have these schemes ended piracy, as the original commenter suggests they would?
Having a completely deterministic per-project (directory) environment, no matter what language you use, is one of the best benefits of Nix. If you have 10 different Ruby/Elixir/Rust/Bash/etc. projects, you can have it set up whereby simply cd'ing into the directory (thanks to direnv integration) will set up a pure development environment, with the exact version of (say) Ruby ready to go, even with multiple different versions of Ruby between different projects, etc.

Every single language seems to have a half-assed tool to help do this sort of thing... asdf, virtualenv, etc. If you learn a little Nix, you can basically have a real solution that usurps all of these other ones, across all languages
What shape of person doesn't read the article but boldly counter-claims things the article actually says?

It seems like that's a pretty common shape.
Dennis Ritchie on Dennis Ritchie
Same here. The longer it sits, the harder it gets, especially by hand.

> during cooking if the recipe allows time for it

A lot of meats, not just beef, can do with a little resting time. Veggies may need to cool just a little. Perfect for at least getting the cooking utensils, pots and pans washed.
for my layman education, i came with the idea infinity is always divisible by one or by himself but it is "impossible" it can be divided by two, so it should be an odd number if the question has sense, right?
Even today when I hear "Network Operating System" I cannot grok what on earth it is supposed to mean. Back in the day when I was trying to understand how to setup these horrors, I remember thinking I was missing something that would magically "work on the network" (at some lower OSI level) not "a server that sent things over the network"

If we are talking confusions that killed netware, my money is on marketing "network operating system" as opposed to "buy microsoft NT on your server to run your network"
Yeah it definitely has a keming issue
That’s not how slander works.
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I've had the HP Dev One now since shortly after introduction. It has been rock-solid and everything just worked. Also the memory and SSD are upgradable easily enough.
> Britain has authorised the extradition to the United States of a student who created a website allowing people to watch films and television shows for free, the interior ministry said on Tuesday.

> ..[The 23-year-old student] allegedly earned tens of thousands of pounds (dollars) through advertising on the TVShack website before it was closed down by US authorities.

> The student would be the first British citizen extradited for such an offence. He faces jail if found guilty of the charges, which were brought after a crackdown by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

> His lawyer had argued in court that the website did not store copyright material itself and merely directed users to other sites, making it similar to Google.

> The lawyer also argued that his client was being used as a "guinea pig" for copyright law in the United States.

https://phys.org/news/2012-03-britain-student-extradition-we...
No, but being a logical rather than empirical construct that doesn't matter. Is 1+1=2 falsifiable?
In America, the number you see on the call is not guaranteed to be the actual number that's calling you. In fact sometimes it doesn't show any number at all, just "Private number". It is a situation easily fixed by attestation but for whatever reason American carriers don't do that
Yeah my guess is they just don’t have a process for this. Sure, sending a MacBook to the devs of curl probably makes sense and costs virtually nothing. But everyone writing open source is going to want one next so you need some full process to approve requests.
That's a horribly dismissive comment. If you don't find something interesting or of value to you on HN just don't comment.

Suggesting that css, colour models and colour spaces is a shallow topic shows a compleat misunderstanding of the topic.
Let's assume 10mm copper wire to the other side of the moon. 3000km long copper wire 10mm in diameter will have 600 ohms resistance. The amount of copper needed is 235 m³, copper at 9t/m³ weighting 2115 tons in total or 21 starship flights costing $21 milion.
Yeah no, that's not the same thing at all. His account was closed for inactivity, yours was closed for breaking terms of service
A fine quote to describe software development and debugging
"All our yesterdays have lighted fools

The way to dusty death."

MacBeth, Act 5, scene 5
But that runs the entire script/program rather than a single command, so it's not the same experience as a REPL, right?
Well, correct, you wouldn't buy it for a donation

You would usually proceed as a donation from inventory or you'd give them some type of credit for purchase (might come off the marketing dept)

When donating something never go with the more expensive option (in this case, actually going and buying something you make on the market)
> Once I am happy with my drafts, I write these up in LaTeX.

If I am not mistken, TeXmacs can export into LaTeX directly.
It sounds like you need a CPAP machine or the like.
TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro
Retro Virtual Machine v2.1.0
Auth.js Authentication for the Web
The reconing for silicon valley techno-libertarianism.

https://www.salon.com/2015/04/12/rise_of_the_techno_libertar...

https://openyls.law.yale.edu/handle/20.500.13051/7831
If we talking of developed cities I would say Nha Trang and Da Nang. Not all areas there are walkable, but if you live close to the beach it's okay.
I tape my mouth because I hated waking up with a dry mouth that tasted horrible. I've also read that this contributes to tooth decay.

It's just a small piece of tape, as big as half a fingernail. It's placed on my lips right in the middle, and it works more by reminding my brain to keep my mouth closed and less by actually mechanically holding my mouth shut. If my nose is stuffed, I can just open a slight gap between my lips to breathe through. Otherwise, though, when my mouth is that close I will automatically close my lips and breathe through my nose through the night, which anecdotally improves my sleep quality and reduces morning breath.
First-in-first out queue for dishes.
I was wondering the same thing. I have been considering the Librem 14 and it looks like a great option. Would be useful to hear thoughts on it relative to the other models in the poll.
There's also the possibility of filtering each source table first, then doing an inner join. Which can VASTLY cut down on computation. I assume GP assumed doing an outer join first, then filtering.

But those are details for the database engine to handle. And, as you said, indexes
It is very hard to get a diagnosis pre 6/7 but of course we can see behaviors and project our thoughts.

I feel you on the fear and knowing it’s going to be a tougher life.

Same with me at ADHD diagnosis.
The only explanation I can give to all this is that the people just don't care. In fact, they are happy to trade away privacy and freedom for the illusion of safety.
Are there any places where Apple contributes back to the open source ecosystem?

Their engineers are prohibited from contributing back to the ecosystem so it's not possible to engage with them in a reasonable manner.

They don't acknowledge popular open source projects. Is it too much to ask to even have a single engineer talk to popular projects like Homebrew?

They make us pay to build on their platforms. CI is more expensive, harder to get access to. Emulation is prohibited.

Everywhere I look, it looks like they are a negative force. Sucking out good will and not giving anything back.
I think it's absolutely amazing that the astronomy inspired the arts that would, thousands of years later, allow us to go to space.
Come on that's half an answer! Is this something you've known for ages? Is it something you remember learning from adults when you were growing up? Why do you personally have an opinion about this at all?
In Finland defamation doesn't (always) require falsehood either and I think the same is true in Sweden as well. However, you are much more likely to get a conviction if the statement you made is a lie. And there has to be also the intent to insult or intent to make other people to despise the victim.

And even non-verbal acts can be defamation. For example showing middle finger to somebody can be defamation and I have heard that using gardening hose to make other person wet could also be defamation.

There is also one other crime in the Finnish law that can make it crime to tell true facts called "yksityiselämää loukkaava tiedon levittäminen" (which means basically spreading information in a way that it violates persons privacy). For example writing in a newspaper that "a woman was molested by her father and now has HIV" could lead to a conviction even if all the facts are true, if that woman has not wanted to make this information public and if readers are able to recognize who this woman is.
Yes, it occured to me that the "obvious" answer is that instead of a court order for ISPs to block the IP addresses, there would be a court order for CloudFlare to drop the customer. The intended effect of the court is the same -- the customer is blocked unless/until they move to a different provider (this was true anyway already), but without the collateral damage.

In an essay that seems to be a sober technical analysis of the issue, it's noticeable that they didn't even bring up this solution. I guess they don't want that solution either, so don't want to bring it up, not even to explain why they don't want it, it would only confuse things. But, I mean, we're going to think of it anyway...
After learning Perl, nearly every language has been a disappointment when it comes to regexes and text handling in general. I couldn't believe it when Java was released with not only no regex capability in the language syntax, but no library either.
Rust vs. Common C++ Bugs
Hmmm, not if they have reached age of consent which vary greatly between countries and possibly states and only if they perform said act. One kid/teenager could identify itself as hetero/bi/homo/whateversexual for example without having had sexual intercourses.

Also I haven't seen parents being jailed in the countries I have lived in because their teenager were having sex regardless of the age of consent (excluding cases where said parents were actually involved in the act).
As someone who has been on the Linux camp all along, what will I lose, software-wise, if I change to using M1-based Macbook Pro, if a) I just use MacOS b) I use Ubuntu or Debian on Parallels, say, compared to running Ubuntu on a Thinkpad?

Hardware-wise, I think the biggest hurdle for me would be the anemic lack of ports compared to most non-Apple laptops.
author's detailed blog post on this same topic:

https://thepalindrome.substack.com/p/how-did-the-babylonians...
strictly speaking, party has nothing to do with communism, in fact its singular goal is to aid the society on the path to communism, which once achieved is global, stateless and most importantly classless.

In short, the only feature of party is to make itself redundant.

Of course, that's the utopia, which has never happened (and never will), just like pure capitalism, however.

It is important to understand the underlying ideas rather than dismiss them by throwing cold-war-esque "communist" labels on everyone you disagree with / dislike.
I always find it ridiculous when a libertarian-authoritarian axis is posited as orthogonal to progressive-conservative.

But aside from that it's totally reasonable to accept that the political inclination of an AI system will mimic, to a large extent, whatever it was fed and perhaps more importantly whoever operates it. If the AI was fed a diet rich in Fox News or OANN, for example, it would write like your crazy uncles' youtube comments.

Predictably, the article calls for "political neutrality". That's never going to happen. No one, nor any organization, is ever politically neutral and I expect it will follow that their AI's are going to have the same properties.

It's OK, though, isn't GPT designed specifically for expert modification by end-users to suit their needs? Reason magazine, if they wanted, could train up an instance of an AI to be hardcore libertarian. If not now, then in the very near future.
if I hold my arms up, i'm T shaped.
Yeah, you should knoe based on the description. Not the amount neccesarily but the value. If you PR 3 lines that improve performance 10x or find 1 line that causes kernel rce , that's cred no?
What lead me to think there might be some occasions where a bra is "needed" would be during sports, but as I said I'm entirely unequipped to make any kind of knowledgable comment in that regard and it's just that "sports bras" are a thing that gives me that impression.
I wish, I think I developed a form of this. For a year or so I've been having huge episodes of nasal problems.

- large amount of mucus (I stopped counting tissue after the 1000 mark [0])
- strange consistency of mucus (thicker, and glue like)
- very narrowed nasal cavity

I've been allergic half my life, so nose issues are not new, but not of that nature and that scale. And your comment reminded me of this.. I wonder if I took something that altered my body immune response (or maybe my brain just lost it)

[0] it got to a point where I was physically exhausted from sneezing, abdominal cramps and nausea.. "surprising" to say the least
What strategies are available?
“whether the target is male or female, the EarSpy attack had a 98% accuracy”

I guess the other 2% are “gender neutral”.
it definitely should be possible at a router level, why should i be forced to configure each device individually? that said, obviously it should be possible to override on the device level, like it already is most of the time.
I'm not sure they're biases. The corporation responsible is probably special casing politically correct responses.
That was published in 2020. It doesn't feel like the root cause of the opinions being voiced in the comments.
The other day I noticed that it won't allow you anymore to imitate the style of, say, Donald Trump, or a 50's gangster, but it will still permit things like "talking like a pirate," apparently because pirates are safer to stereotype than those other things? ;)
I feel everyone should look at the examples before commenting! I don't know what the edge cases might be but this looks amazingly easy.
Reminds me of that joke story about a needle-point sharpener guy who's better than anyone else in the world at it, but then surprised when he accidentally learns about the needle eyes. After all, the needle eyes are not his specialty, he's not required to know about them!
His final conclusion is that C has to go, just like COBOL, Fortran, and PL/I. I wonder how long it will take before C will be gone totally when you realize how much COBOL and Fortran are still around. Not so long ago, I came along a module for Python 'SciPy.interpolate' that happens to be programmed in Fortran.
being truthful is often a privilege of the powerful

in an unjust world deceit maybe the only thing that saves you

see the incarnation of folks for weed, that’s no longer illegal.

generally it’s very negative to be found out a liar, which is why people tend to at least try to be honest.

the one curse / beauty of liars is they lie and they can’t stop so it’s only matter of time u til you find out
...which is often "future you" :)
The logical leap you’re making to draw a distinction between “a fanatic” and “one close to fanaticism” is far greater than the one they’re making to use them interchangeably.
"A similar question has been submitted as an issue in the project's GitHub repo"
- I've read that issue already, it doesn't answer where should I include the license text that I asked in this question.

"but I'd go with the separate "/license" page."
- Thank you for your answer :)

"Or you could submit your question as a GitHub issue yourself"
- I will create an GitHub issue for confirmation.

Thanks :)
I agree. Very probable IMHO.
Very happy with https://zitadel.com

It's open source but would be too much of a hassle to set up in your case, the cloud version you can integrate in a couple of minutes and has a generous free tier.
I read this few months ago. I did not like it.
> In dbs, null means that the value is unknown and can't be reasoned about.

Except it can also mean it's `null` in that the field is optional and the record doesn't have it.
As much as I dislike nullable fields, I personally think that the alternative to having them (Making any nullable instead a table) can make working with it too cumbersome.

> Or just have a single nullable fk to a table where the data's not nullable.

Why not the other table having a non-nullable pk/fk to the main table?
Even without externalities there is plenty of work that isa net negative in the macroeconomic sense.

If I pay someone to espouse the glories of ignorance, sow division and shill terrible policy online (not that many among us don't do it for free regardless) that work is of negative value to the broader economy despite having scant if any externality. But, that work is of positive value in the microeconomic sense hence why someone would get paid to do it. There are lots of niches like this in the economy.

See related: Broken windows fallacy and bullshit jobs.
The less 02 you breath in, the more the CO2 build-up and, per the Bohr effect, the more efficiently you'll absorb the 02. Just don't mouth breath and you'll be fine. Actually, you'll be healthier because of it.
This guy just got arrested this morning in Romania for sex trafficking. He's been under investigation for more than a year, so I would say, yeah, sounds legal.

This really has no reason to be on the HN page
> A far cry from today's pure sugar rush and crash.

At least here in the UK you will struggle to find the "original" version of many sodas with refined sugar in them. Almost all have been replaced with the "artificial" sweetener version. Most places often don't even have original coke, only stocking coke zero or diet.
Thanks for the info! Currently I’m in Taiwan staying with family and the plan is to move to New Zealand at the end of next year. Until then we have no space lol so daughter sleeps in her own bed next to ours.

But in NZ she will have her own room so that’s when she will need to adjust. I hope the 2nd one is easier. She’s only 4 weeks and wakes only twice a night to feed.
For spec review from business partners I have found "verbal expressions" the most useful flavor. Specifically because to review them you don't need to know regular expressions and the library has ports for most programming languages.

Example:
https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/JSVerbalExpressions#tes...
This reminds of how Helen Keller learned to communicate. The technique is called Tadoma[0].

> Tadoma is a method of communication used by deafblind individuals, in which the deafblind person places their little finger on the speaker's lips and their fingers along the jawline. The middle three fingers often fall along the speaker's cheeks with the little finger picking up the vibrations of the speaker's throat.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tadoma
> It makes it feel very propaganda.

That's exactly what it is. These corporations absolutely do tune the output of these AIs to exclude any wrongthink.

We need the ability to run this technology on our own computers as soon as possible.
That's very strange and unfortunate. I haven't rebooted it in a while and I use it every day. So far it's just been a really good laptop. Maybe you can send it back and get a new one?
If I'm on a meeting with you I can see where you're looking at and what you're doing with your hands. Also I know that you are not recording me and can replay me again and again. Also you are not peeking in my house.

Camera-on is simply very close to a black-mirror cringe-zone where I don't want to be.
There are certainly some key libraries that use Fortran still. But I wouldn't say it's still "around". As a language for new projects, it's extremely niche. That's probably what "go" means in your comment.

I assume you're being facetious with the "recently came across", since scipy is so common, but I will add that nearly every math-intense library is a clever wrapper for some Fortran code.

I would be perfectly happy to see many hardened C libraries become the foundation of the next gen systems/ embedded languages. It does bother me slightly when we abandon the past entirely and attempt to "rewrite it in X"
Here're little things that would make my life better when I'm generating SQL queries:

1. Support trailing commas.

2. Add operator `is` which works like `==` but for nulls it returns `true`. Could also remove automatic type casting, I'd be happy about that, never liked it.

3. Support trailing `or`-s and `and`-s.

So query could look like

select a, b,
from t
where (a.x is :x and a.y is :y and) or
(b.x is :x and) or
I am quite happy with my Dual-Soaper system.

Tools:

1 spray bottle - half dish soap, half water.

1 cup

1 scrubber

The spray bottle is for incidental dishes. By spraying a tiny bit of liquid onto whatever dish you just used, you wash faster while also using less water and soap. Often, you don't even need to get your hands wet. There's no fumbling with slippery dish soap bottles and caps, and no glugs of soap wasted. Try not to inhale the mist though.

The cup is for larger loads. Put a squirt of dish soap in it, then fill with hot / boiled water. Dunk your scrubber into the cup to reload it with hot soapy water whenever necessary.

Some advantages of this: Your sink is kept free - no stoppers needed, or sinks of greasy water with gross food bits in. Also, only a cup or so of water needs to be boiled. The whole process is faster, with less effort.

As others have mentioned, doing dishes immediately is the all around best way to go. The cup and spray bottle really minimize the friction involved in keeping that up throughout the day.
Yeah, I think it's meant to connect to a hub. Both sides charge which is something I really like. You are right though, very few ports.
This will end with a big payday for her and her husband. I'm not sure who will end up paying but they do have damages. If it were a race between which billionaire I like the least Zuckerberg, Musk, Bezos and Gates are making life really hard for each other.
This is a very US centric questionaire. If internet users from a country are more conservatice, would ChatGPT respond the same way? biased by US dominant interner or would it use their languages and politics (if it was exposed at all)? Or is it selection bias by whoever decided what data it can and cannot be exposed to?
Do you remember at least:

. * | + ? ( )

This is 95% of it. After that, it's character classes and lazy matching.

Character classes can often be given as ranges:

[a-z] [A-Z] [0-9] ^ $

You can use the pipe | to combine then.

Lazy matching finds the shortest matching string instead of the longest one. This is given by the symbols:

*? +?

Instead of + and * respectively.

> I only use it once per year

If you use a text editor, any kind of repetitive find+replace activity can be sped up using regexes. Seems strange you only use it once per year.

Some people tell you that you can't parse XML using regexes. THEY'RE WR- right, but you can often do decent one-off jobs on an XML document using regular expressions, as long as you're aware that it's a one-off job that won't work on any other document.