skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're certainly doing a good job of keeping young but maybe you could pick your battles instead of trying to win them all?

I've been bald-ish since I turned 20. I'm nearing 40 now and baldness has had zero negative impact on my life as far as I can tell. It certainly has zero impact on my longevity or my ability to enjoy myself into midlife.

The same can't be said of getting fat, or weak, or immobile. I'm fitter than 90% of my peers and that's been a great investment.

So why not focus on the stuff that will make you last longer/better? Including mental health and acceptance ;)
It's not a bad comparison to make when people are writing entire new compositors just to provide, say, a tiling experience - exactly the way they used to write window managers. I understand you're trying to be "fair" to Wayland here but the fact is there is a lack of an abstraction boundary where there used to be one. Maybe that abstraction boundary can be reinstated by a well-written compositor with a plugin architecture, but that isn't standard the way the window manager interface is (unless you can persuade everyone to use that one compositor).
I think it is purely political question intending to frame and limit the discussion about the issue. That is why it is pointless time wasting question.

If it was honest direct question, the only true answer is that being homeless makes getting a job super hard. You need stability, you need address, you need to guard your belongings and you are too tired to be reasonably effective in work. And employer does not want you. And that is where it stops despite ignoring quite a huge amount of reality.

And the issue with homelessness is not primary job issue. It is housing cost issue. It is mental health issue. It is social safety network issue. And drug use issue and violence issue. It is many issues in perfect storm that touch jobs only in an artificial way.
Porting React Libraries to Svelte
I do development on openbmc (https://github.com/openbmc/openbmc) which is an open source bmc implantation using bitbake, primarily targeted to aspeed, and nuvoton bmc chips.
Stability AI already drew this line with Dance Diffusion (like SD but for musicians) [0] trained on public domain music and on copyrighted music only with the permission from musicians?

The fact that Stabiliity is now creating an opt-out for artists after lifting and training on copyrighted / watermarked art without permission and creating a paid SaaS solution out of it, shows that not only they willfully trampled on the copyright of artists, but they have set themselves on a weak explanation on the 'fair use, transformative' argument since the LAION-5B model contains the copyrighted images which can output verbatim / highly similar digital art by the model.

The input from 'real experts like Bengio, LeCun' add little to no value in the case as digital art generated by a non-human is uncopyrightable and is public domain by default. [1] What sets the precedent is whether if using copyrighted content in a training set without permission from the author and outputting verbatim or highly similar derived works and commercializing that is fair use and not infringing.

If SD drew this line or musicians, then that should be the line drawn for digital art and code, and both Copilot, Midjourney, SD and DALL-E should be trained on public domain content or content with the permission from the content author or licenses that allow AI training.

So far, the 'real' grifters are Stability AI, OpenAI and Midjourney.

[0] https://techcrunch.com/2022/10/07/ai-music-generator-dance-d...

[1] https://www.copyright.gov/rulings-filings/review-board/docs/...
> I guess the submitter wants to tell us that the page might have been intentionally removed?

Pretty much. At the very least I wanted to spark some sort of conversation about it.
At some point, someone somewhere has to have access to infrastructure, and be able to deploy it (if not, then generate a token of set of credentials that _can_).

Circleci's business model is hosting CI runners for you, so of course they need to be able to decrypt the data, and if you have access to dept new infrastructure, you likely have permission to read encryption keys (or deploy new infrastructure that can read said keys and then use those machines to get the keys).

What CircleCI _have_ done is set up enough logging and auditing that they were able to figure out who was compromised, how they were compromised, the time frame and the resources they accessed, which IMO is about as much as you can ask for.
And those network effects can be marketed in the form of a liquidity premium which is paid to the saboteurs of the money system in the form of an artificially high interest rate and now we have invented capitalism...
Placing a high value on human life is a quite recent thing, back than nobody did that. The Western view of the Mongols is so distorted by ancient and modern "propaganda" that it is hard to get a objective view on them.

The funny thing is, while the Vikings are somehow romantized in media, despite being murserous pullagers and slavers (as opposed to normal Scandinavian folks), the Mongols still serve as this dark, evil barbarious outside menace. And that gies for China as well, just go watch Mulan...
I found it sad too, because, and I say this as a dog lover who's had a great many of them (and a shitload other pets too), the line was "waking up every day putting my pup first is the best thing I’ve ever lived for."

I don't think it's bad to put a puppy first, where the indictment of society seems to stand for me is that this is "the best thing" they've ever lived for.

I'm really really happy for the OP because it's really good to have a wonderful thing to live for, of course. And, dogs are awesome (albeit as sibling said, genetically engineered to be awesome, not that that really matters). More like... this feels to me another example of the extreme isolation of our modern society, especially in countries like the USA which lacks a degree of freedom enjoyed by many of us (freedom from fiscal anxiety caused by medical or education debt, freedom from fear of homelessness, freedom of travel, of leisure). I don't know the OP's location but the story smacks true of so many of my American friends who have found joy in their isolated lifestyle after getting a dog. Functionally alone in the suburbs, after driving home alone from work, too far from social meeting places and too tired to go to them after getting home around 7, their greatest joy is the dog that greets them earnestly when they get home. Their outside time is forced (happily) by the dog that needs a walk, otherwise, why bother? Walk around in the suburbs? If there's even a sidewalk, you're lucky.

But there's plenty of people for whom human interaction is basically torture, and in cases like that I'm really happy that such people can still find a form of social joy through a dog. We could be completely missing the mark with the OP, basically projecting our frustration with modern society on a very short paragraph from a stranger.
Those around people are crazy good, insane good, Jeff Dean good.

I’m comfortable with the fact that I’m not that good. Apparently many are not.
wow LWKT and HAMMER2 look good.
Do it gradually using the "strangler pattern" [1]. Find the part in your codebase that is (a) likely to undergo the most change, and (b) that is perhaps causing the most problems due to tech debt and figure out how to just refactor that.

Try using "branch by abstraction" [2] to slowly replace this part of the code by a new component (a microservice, perhaps?). Then release that (via a canary if you need to).

See how it goes in prod, and then rinse and repeat.

Trying to make a massive 8 microservice change in one hit is a recipe for disaster.

[1] https://martinfowler.com/bliki/StranglerFigApplication.html

[2] https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/branch-by-abstraction/ and https://www.branchbyabstraction.com/
Isochrony and rhythmic interaction in ape duetting
Not heard of Midjournal, and too lazy to watch, is that an open source version if Midjourney?
In this case I think the fellow should be allowed to speak on the topic he studied.

I agree generally in the end you'd have to trust the forum admins to publish some rules and follow them, but that's already the case in any forum. I'm sure some people would like it and some would hate it. It's at least an interesting alternative to the majority of people not knowing what they are talking about but confidently posting as if they do, even if it's just one of the kinds of forums in the mix in the world.
If you return it to intel I'm sure they'll fill in the rom with all 1s for you.
"(When we speak about p-adic numbers, p is some specific number, usually a prime, and the digits of the number are 0,…,p-1.) Now we say that two numbers are “close” if their digits are the same for a long way to the left! So the 10-adic numbers 0.03, 0.53, 6.53, 96.53, 196.53, 1196.53, 21196.53,… are getting closer and closer together. "

None the wiser as to what p-adic numbers are.

Wikipedia basically explains it though: two p-adic numbers are considered to be close when their difference is divisible by a high power of p: the higher the power, the closer they are
Dear colleagues and amateurs, are you sure it was “a Smashing Success»?...
Briefings, emotional interviews, impressive photos, PR-type publications - all this can be important for discussions and conclusions in politics, but not in science. Before the appearance of publications in peer-reviewed journals with detailed data and analysis of the collision consequences for Dimorphos`s orbit, there is nothing to discuss seriously and essentially.
The following must also be taken into account. One million kilograms of ejected fragments is only less than one percent of the total mass of the target. Since the ejection was "fan-shaped", its effect was most likely extremely insignificant, especially with a completely inelastic reaction for impulse transmission to Dimorphos, which is a loose pile of rubble, stones and dust, but not a monolithic rock.
Finally, during photometric and radar observations, nature can played a «cruel joke» with observers who used the mutual eclipses of Didymos and Dimorphos to determine of its orbit changes. The matter is that an asymmetric and optically dense ejection of large asteroid fragments could partially remain in the orbit together with Dimorphos for a long time. With a small value of its first cosmic velocity around of 4 cm/s, this is quite probable and is confirmed by video animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfqVqOl9S9w.
In turn, this could lead to optical-geometric distortions in the measurements of the difference between the moments of mutual eclipses due to the displacement of the photometric center with respect to the center of gravity. Using only different types of eclipses, occurring after 6 hours, lead to distortions of around 30 minutes, which could be interpreted as a real change in orbital period.
You seem to have built a whole fitter-happier-healthier lifestyle around the fear of aging. The fear itself could affect you. Or at least your mind.

EDIT: Something tricky about this thing is that once we reach that magical cut-off where we are supposed to dread the Grim Reaper (26 years +) then any kind of deficiency can be attributed to Getting Old and something that can’t be remedied if you have already filled up your whole life with anti-Grim Reaper activities. But it could also be a temporary phase. Maybe one, for example, isn’t really getting slower mentally but might just need a little vacation?
Shuzo Matsuoka rephrased this in one of his motivational speeches, and just like that it sounds less absolute:

"'I want to feel alive!' Its easy. You cant think about the past. 'Why did I do that??' It'll just turn to anger. You also can't think about the future. 'Will it be okay?' It just turns to worry. In that case, hold on for dear life! Stake your entire life in here and now!"
The Fed barely has any power other than to increase the interest rate.

The system is "pull based". The Fed can close the valve and not much else.
this is not an ubuntu only issue, happens on debian too
I really fail to see anything omnious here. The author is not even describing particularly routine kid.

The kids brain will develop in normal way and thus the things parent does will change. But really nothing suggest unusual issues.
#99 by market cap:

https://companiesmarketcap.com/ibm/marketcap/

Profit, profit margin, and number of employees has been in steady decline for many years:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/IBM/ibm/net-income

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/IBM/ibm/profit-mar...

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/IBM/ibm/number-of-...

The decline is especially meaningful for them because the field they used to compete in (tech) exploded over the last 15 years. It has long been turning into a body shop where you would not expect to see any advancement, surely not like the old days.
I did the same - ripped all my albums to iTunes but after it slowly became more unpleasant to use for my use case I moved to Roon.

It’s expensive but Roon does this at a level far beyond iTunes: https://roonlabs.com/
This research is about how Gibbons sing. The remarkable part for me: they sing!
Ask HN: I bought and old PowerMac G4 – what should I do with it?
I bought an old PowerMac G4 with a 400MHz PowerPC cpu and 0.5G memory. I’m considering using it as a NetBSD desktop for light desktop use, ssh etc. What OS should I put on it?
Can't you just get rid of that file entirely? I would assume that there is a (sane) fallback for DHCP in case this file is missing? What other uses besides the phased updates and DHCP does that file solve?
Safe Native Code (2015)
In my experience, when an auto-formatter re-wraps a line that gets a char or two too wide for your coding standard, it generally does an aesthetically poor job of it.
The assumption is that those field outdoors will work in the future. That is were your price point linear graph is wrong.
Babysitting is nothing like raising own kids. Babysitting a kid youndont know well is even further from raising own kid. Both its good and bad aspects are entirely different.

Babysitting sux in ways being with own kid does not - being with own kid is easier and more pleasant. And conversely, own baby wakes you up and requires much more of your time on the regular basis.
BF loops necessarily need to use more space. How do you determine which cell is free to overwrite? It is often non-trivial because BF data structures are very sensitive to exact strides (e.g. only works when the data pointer is at 5n+4).
I disagree, this show aired on a block of Nintendo-related content. I would have been 4-7 when it was airing. My parents never watched it.

FWIW I remember disliking the Zelda series at the time, went back and watched it when I was in my early 20s and remember liking it ironically (so-bad-it's-good), and watching scenes from it again now, I think maybe I was too generous in my 20s
I wonder if there is any actual market for such product. From what I understand the idea is to somehow teach people Braille by reading the text, is is really the economical way to teach Braille? Particularly in India?
> until those dynasties were replaced centuries later?

One century later. The Mongols had very little staying power. That's what I'm saying above.

What do "sophisticated governmental methods" mean to you? Did the Mongols have them?

The relationship of the Russian dukes to their faraway Mongol overlords seems more parallel to the systems of, say, feudal Europe than to those of the Roman empire. There's a clear consensus on which system used more sophisticated methods.
I believe the point of the GP was that treating women "like first class members of society then" does the opposite: it lowers the number of children.

You should still do it, because obviously, but if you expect more children to be the outcome, you'll be in for a surprise.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I find the re-framing of thought patterns useful, even though I don't always remember to apply them.
> How about storing the client's IP address in the session cookie. Then whenever the server recieves the cookie, it compares the client's IP address against the one stored in the session cookie. The server denies the login if there's a mismatch.

That doesn't work in environments with multiple NAT origin IPs in place, or when they're using crap like Netskope/some other "security"/"privacy"/"VPN" software, as IPs tend to randomly change with these. It would generate way too many false-positive reports.

> One problem with this is that client IP addresses are easily spoofed[2].

Only if the backend servers are badly set up. For me, I always run haproxy as the frontend and forcibly delete incoming headers (X-Forwarded-*, Forwarded), and as an added precaution the backend software is configured to only trust the haproxy origin IPs - so even in the case an attacker manages somehow to directly access the backend servers directly, they cannot get a spoofed IP past the system.

> So, instead of storing the client's IP address; how about we instead store the clients' SSL fingerprints

That requires client-side SSL authentication, which is theoretically supported by all major browsers, but very rarely used and the UI support is... clunky at best.
> * [Supermicro BMC] The BIOS update sometimes doesn't fully upload, but claims that it did.

Or uploads it to the WebGUI but balks with a different errors. Flash with SUM from SuperDoctor

SET IP=192.168.128.20
SET USER=ADMIN
SET PASS=ADMIN
.\SUM -i %IP% -u %USER% -p %PASS% -c UpdateBios --file E:\Shares\Temp\x10sle-f\bios.bin --force_update --reboot
.\SUM -i %IP% -u %USER% -p %PASS% -c GetBmcInfo

* [Supermicro BMC] BMC on a dedictated Ethernet port get moved to the Shared LAN port on the blade reboot. Which also means what if did shutdown the machine then you no longer can power up it remotely.
Why Israel Became a Safe Haven for Russian Billionaires
CircleCI have sufficient logging, however, failed to do fraud analysis to detect irregular access. Fraud analysis can be basic and just have a threshold on the number of encryption keys accessed each day. For this particular employee, there will have been a spike.

They also point their finger at anti-virus for not detecting the malware. That is a lame excuses. Professional malware developers will check if their product goes undetected by the major anti-virus providers. Anti-virus should not be relied upon to protect against sophisticated attacks
Debug builds are in the iteration critical path. Improving the rate at which you improve your software is, well, you know the equation :)
This is How They Wiped Themselves in Ancient Rome
I have had cause to cite this far too many times for my liking with reference to the strategy employed by the west during the past 20+ years.
Federico Fellini’s Pac-Man (Midjourney)
The situation is fully under their control:

First, because it is a result of their energy policy over the last decade(s).

Second, because the consequences of "the war" are driven by how they decided to react to it.

"The war" is being used as a convenient scapegoat. Everyone could see that the sh*t had to hit the fan one day because of the terrible energy policies in most of Europe... when that happens politicians are always very keen to find reasons "outside of their control"...
Need for speed: static analysis version (2022)
At University
This is only tangentially related, but is https://poignant.guide/ missing some chapters?

Chapter 3^ says (among other things)

> Two chapters from now you'll be writing your own Ruby programs. In fact, it's right about there that I'll have you start writing your own role-playing game, your own file-sharing network (a la BitTorrent), as well as a program that will pull genuine random numbers from the Internet.

Which always sounded cool to me (and still does), but it's never brought up again in the book. Were those meant (and I realize no one can say for sure) merely as examples of projects one could do, or did (a version of) the book walk you through their implementations? Or am I missing something?

^ https://poignant.guide/book/chapter-3.html
In the article they don't change /etc/machine-id, but APT::Machine-ID in apt.conf.
I don’t think the Romans came to bring biscuits and tea to conquered lands either.
Boston Dynamics' New Robot Makes Soldiers Obsolete
The "For You" & "Following" tabs are exactly what I have wanted for ages. Even still, I'm pleased to see that people are exploring other options or logging out altogether.
But you can store, manipulate, and query data in a filesystem. That's what it's for.
It's much easier to create stability and equity by making sure nobody gets an exceptionally good education than to make sure nobody gets an exceptionally bad one.
My favourite stack, without a doubt, is AWS Serverless. So this is an opinionated suggestion:

Forget the overhead of k8s, forget servers and patching, and ansible and managing VPCs and networks and all that.

Just do the following: Cloudfront, S3-hosted front-end codebase (react, vue, angular, whatever), API Gateway backed by a lambda infra which provides your API, DynamoDB for your databases, and, where needed SQS/SNS between lambdas to fan out workloads. For inter-account messaging, try EventBridge. And then, for auth, go for Cognito*

* Cognito is, in my view, the worst piece of all this -- so, maybe try something else here if you need to (Auth0, or keycloak if you must).

Write the lambdas in Node or Python.

Use SSM Parameter Store as a config management key-value store to configure environments, lambdas etc.

Deploy the lambdas with serverless framework (or terraform).

Build all the rest of the infra with terraform.

Stick it all in a monorepo.
lol, that's a brave approach.

Although with my pedant hat on: that's extrapolation, not interpolation. That's because 128 is outside of the existing range.
Seems unlikely
Thanks for you comment. I am working on it now.
1- Perfect solution, you get a green notification when you find the one, in which other squares with no number have zero threats. Pressing the 'solution' button reveal the perfect solution

2- Imperfect solution, you get a yellow notification when you find one, in which other squares with no number may be under one or more threats.

A bit confusing so for now I try not to be strict about imperfect solutions.
Yes, it is a total failure of policy over several decades that has finally been exposed. Hence why politicians are so keen to assign the blame on "the war".
As much as I try to avoid the topic of Tate (and all other so called influencers), from what I gather he's a 6'2" African kickboxer that had 2 or 3 serious girlfriends living with him simultaneously.

Attention whore sure but I have a feeling he's the opposite of any "smalldick" formula.
Seneca makes an interesting point by reframing death as something that is happening every day[1].

"For we are mistaken when we look forward to death; the major portion of death has already passed. Whatever years be behind us are in death's hands."

Every moment is sand through the hourglass that once expired does not come back. It's up to us whether those moments were lived well or squandered.

Our final moment is when we stop dying, when the candle has burned all the way down and run out of wax.

[1] https://monadnock.net/seneca/1.html
Yup, If people with small penises drive faster, women should reach escape velocity from this planet. Is a scientific fact now
Some of this sounds like low stats fluctuations to me. In a town of 100, a single family of people has an outsized impact on the apparent prevalence. Cities have enough population to accurately measure it, while towns will fluctuate wildly about the mean. Small towns should have both the strongest and weakes associations if stats dominated, which sounds like it's the case.
I second GitLab runner, used it a lot on bare metal CI servers, because we have some really exotic hardware requirements. Happy customer for 3 years now, and the CI part costs us nothing.