skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unless a Windows user is installing the software, that screen would be displayed in approximately zero of the cases where a package manager was used to install the software. Similarly, exactly zero widely-used Docker images that contain the software would display this splash screen, as the software would already have been installed.

In short, unless you're a Windows user there are so __very__ many ways to install software that aren't "Go to the project home page, download a generic install binary, run that binary with world-write permissions.". Aside from very small-time projects, I can't think of the last time I used an officially-maintained install script that I got from the project's servers to install something.
Modern Simplified + Mandarin, so basically standard PRC Chinese.
Small suggestion: put an example at the start, maybe a reference to the IP spec, or maybe something smaller if you’ve got one.

It’s always nice when I can see upfront at a glance what the language looks like, rather than first going through all the grammar spec.
Same thing here. We're trying to cut down on the amount of OS-level dependencies for each service, which makes them feasible to run locally with minimal fuss.
zrok.io is more comparable to Tailscale Funnel. Lets break this down :)

- Tailscale Funnel is their feature to allow you to route traffic from the wider internet to one or more of your Tailscale nodes (public sharing). It is closed source SaaS. Tailscale is a SaaS built on open source wireguard.

- zrok.io is a SaaS for public or private sharing of content, files, websites, webhooks etc. It is built on top of zrok, an open source 'ziti-native' app. It is built on top of OpenZiti which is also open source. If you want SaaS, then we have CloudZiti.

To the 2nd part, 100%. Wireguard (and thus Tailscale) is focused on connecting computers as default-open. Ziti connects services, default-closed, without the need for firewalls, ACLs etc.

Myself and another wrote deeper comparisons on this thread so I will just link there:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=34713131&goto=item%3Fi...

- https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=34714123&goto=item%3Fi...
Bikes operate in a pretty tough environment, especially potholes and vibration need some careful thinking when it comes to the effect on your design. Potting is best but then you have to be very careful about managing the heat. Your robot experience will serve you well when building an e-bike but beware of the weather, heat, rain, snow, ice and UV are all pretty rough on electronics, enclosures and wiring.
Interesting, for me it redirects to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladda_caenides
I like as well to remind people that law is there too. Law is like the ultimate border of information systems. Sometimes it's too hard or cumbersome to implement a security procedure to prevent a behavior, but the law is there anyway. It's kind of reparation versus prevention, but it's there anyways, and it's enough for many use cases.
See my comment about russh.
It's not a job. It's a hobby at best. The people who do it don't have to care about your free speech, nobody has to care about your free speech other than the government.
No he’s not saying that. He’s saying you cannot start a company called Apple in Mexico that sells smartphones. There are two components, what you provide as a service and your name. You just cannot do both.

But you could start a company called Stack Overflow that sells cookies in Austria. They may still try to sue you but then it comes down to an actual argued case and debates and such. This is just complete copy.
What I do is create a symbolic link to the "Developer" folder called "src". Both folders have the custom icon, and I can `cd src/project`!
I have read Marx, and he fails to satisfy his confusion on basic economics...
Mast1c0re: Part 1 – Modifying PS2 game save files
When you are in the office, the company has almost all your attention. There is almost nothing to distract you from work.

When you are at home, there are a million things to distract you. There's laundry that needs to be done, the kitchen cleaned, kids that want to play, there's a full fridge with stuff to make a sandwich, a TV that you can turn on, etc.

When you are forced to go to the office, you are forced to take care of everything you need to do outside of working hours. You have to make sure you have child care available, you have to make appointments for service technicians in your free time, or ask someone else to take care of it.

Seen like this, I think it's obvious remote work is a perk for the employee. Employee gets more flexibility, but employer gets less attention. So I understand why employers would pay more for people who come to work on site.
May I ask why you're even looking for a "fix" to the job situation? More than 10 years at the highest-paying companies will likely have set you up with more money than the average person will make in two lifetimes. Why are you looking for work at a place with less office politics instead of not working and just doing whatever makes you happy?
z/OS, OpenVMS and OS/400 spring to mind.
Sort has -u too.
What can you do with docker desktop that you can't with docker on its own?

Besides there are myriads of other docker gui than docker desktop. Even the non official podman desktop gui can connect to a docker daemon.
i am constantly reminded of the "slowly boiling an alive frog" analogy whenever we talk about newer versions of software becoming worse with these things.

when windows 10 dropped, many complained about the privacy issues too (remember cortana? also including this guide to reverse some of it https://fdossena.com/?p=w10debotnet/index_1803.frag)

too bad you still need windows for most work/gaming scenarios.
You can use Herbie to increase the accuracy of your floating point operations.

From the tutorial:

Herbie rewrites floating point expressions to make them more accurate. Floating point arithmetic is inaccurate; even 0.1 + 0.2 ≠ 0.3 for a computer. Herbie helps find and fix these mysterious inaccuracies.

https://herbie.uwplse.org/
Where do these actually go? is there anyone that actually uses a Galaxy Book?
>> Kafka's not a message queue, it's a distributed log.

Is it in the same area as Graylog? How is it compared?
Lord. I still have whole books I laid out in QuarkXPress for commercial printing that I can't open. Reverse engineering the file format was not something that had occurred to me.
At the bottom of this page is a picture of the "Burn CD" button:

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/audio_only_fcp_cd.html
Honestly, I've gotten that vibe from all of his writing I've read. Set ideas that he constantly tries to justify and then says others should follow. I'm glad he's doing a review, but even in that it doesn't seem there's really any real introspection going on, just more optimisation of life, as if productivity, etc. is all that matters.
Because reddit wouldn't exist without them. Likely no forum like reddit could exist without them.
Of course, this is very much what a business is. It's an engine, running on the difference in energy between two or more goods or services.

In fact, if you think about it, the upper limit to profit margin is

profit_margin = (price_sell - price_buy) / price_sell

Look familiar?
It is counter to the logic that, because cameras exist that they enable surviellance or because private conversations exist that enables the capture of those private conversations or ultimately because voters exist that enables someone to influence the voter.

The solution to that logic is to abolish everything.
“Tomorrow is a big day for SpaceX,” Shotwell said, speaking at the FAA’s annual Commercial Space Transportation conference in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.
curious: what led the company to choose the CLR/C# over the JVM/Java?
Many individual contributors are not very good and mostly overrate their own ability to be productive while working from home.
The trick is to sync to the import folder and let photoprism import them, which removes them from that folder anyways. So your phone deletes have no effect, since the photos are not in the import folder anymore. I have my imports run every 10 minutes, so there is never a huge buildup of photos to process at once. It's been working great so far
If I were given unlimited money, I wouldn't go to Office, but I would go to Home. Remote work allows me to spend more time in the place that I actually care about. Easy choice.

Many people point out that this makes team cohesion harder. I don't care, my economic output is meaningless in the context of greater life. I'd like to do the least amount of bullshit work and the most amount of important work possible, and the majority of the important work I do as a rich non-farming westerner takes place at my house or in my neighborhood. My coworkers at Office tolerate me, but my friends and family at Home love me.

I view remote work as a wonderful transaction heavily tilted in my favor. The company gets the same work they'd get out of me otherwise, and it gives up a monopolization on my physical being. I'll take a salary hit for that any day. People ought to start realizing that unless they're involved in the production of goods or services necessary for other people to physically remain alive, your job literally doesn't matter. You have X hours between when you wake up and when you go to sleep. The more of those you can spend practicing the art of civilization and the fewer of those you spend grinding out increases in shareholder value the richer society will be.
> Why would you ever take sleep advice from a person who celebrates being sleep deprived and admits being addicted to video games?

Because he confirms what people want to hear about how they don't need as much sleep as is recommended.
That's much better, but like the original implementation it's still missing the -n flag for sort, which extracts numbers at the beginning of lines and sorts them numerically instead of lexicographically.
was abused by software developers

The developers responsible for this 'abuse' were first and foremost Apple themselves - key services provided by the OS/ROMs used the high order bits for various things.
Europe couldn't even stop Little Russia (Serbia) from genociding Bonsian Muslims and Kosovo-Albanians until the US-led NATO intervention had to put a stop to it twice.

Also Norway can replace a lot of the Russian gas supplies.
Along those lines, I wrote a blog on how I described my job and zero trust to my daughter (who is 5) by using Harry Potter analogies - https://netfoundry.io/demystifying-the-magic-of-zero-trust-w...
Interesting take on y = a + x(b + x(c + x(d))) which is the factorized form of any cubic function. You're right, you don't have to be the god of math to do this.
Focus on Winning, Not Competing
Didn't even noticed. Using Nostr network since a good while now.
Yep. And if the opensource world wanted to match that functionality, you would want ffmpeg to have an option to output all common formats, packaged together in a mega-file.

Then, when a user wants to watch a video, they could use HTTP range requests to download just the data they want to view from the megafile, in the format they need. If, midway through watching, their internet gets a bit slow, the browser could auto-switch to a different lower-res format. The megafile would have the necessary indexes etc to know which timestamps of which audio and video feeds are at which byte locations, and where keyframes are for easy switching.

Things like youtube have proprietary code to do this. But the opensource world doesn't have much comparable - at least nothing widely deployed to be able to just send a video to a friend, and know that whatever device and internet connection they have, they'll have a good experience.
Because it's stupid to go to a huge amount of effort to figure out your exact unit cost to reduce prices to when customers are prepared to pay more, and cost structure usually isn't linear enough to make this practical anyway.

It's like asking "why shouldn't workers work for subsistence income instead of asking for more money?": the obvious answer is "because the only reason they would consider doing so when they don't have a choice"
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I didn't install it. What's the scam here?
Where are the good Android apps for Mastodon?
What a snide, unhelpful, and rude remark. This is in the context of a textual language standard, it was reasonable to not consider it something that needs additional steps to view. Fine that it does, but your reply is ridiculous, to suggest that someone talking about the C++ standard doesn't know what a compiler is.
Opinion based exists in a spectrum. I'd expect the mods to error on the side of not closing questions and letting the discussion continue. However, there are very active mods that take them as gospel and will take any chance they get to enforce them to their most strict interpretation.

A heavily policed community is not a welcoming one.
> your salary offer should be higher because I can improve your business in x, y and z

I just don't think this is true for the overwhelming majority of employees, including developers.
I'm sorry to sound harsh, but I fully disagree. This is making the exact same mistake as the GP.

> the safety net comes in the form of saving money wisely

This FULLY ignores the many reasons that make it harder so save money exactly BECAUSE you don't have a safety net. A genius born into a bad environment with some medical preconditions might never be able to save ANY money due to needing to spend it to stay alive.

And that's not even looking at the many very expensive aspects of being poor like preventative care.

> making the right friends who can give you some work to fill in the gap

Right, except that poor neighbourhoods have fewer people able to employ you. So you're either lucky to meet the right people and have them like you (!) or you move out of your poor neighbourhood with the money you don't have.

> being willing to be underemployed for a period of time while you get back on your feet

Okay, and how will this help anyone pay their bills? Should people just say "guess it sucks I can't feed my family, but they just gotta power through, soon it will be worth it"?

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Please don't read this as me saying that things like safety nets are 100% absolutely luck-based. But it's incredible to me just how much people are willing to look at "what they can do for themselves" without being willing to see why the same could be harder for people in different situations.
Yeah fuji is the one to beat for good looking film simulations for photography.
do you use it professionally?
The upvotes/downvotes of the answers generated by CHATGPT can be a useful reinforcement mechanism
I am finding NextJS (React) + Tailwind + Typescript a great fun platform for side projects. Some investment in time is needed for each of those buzzwords, but once learnt and passed the painpoints and footguns its a cool way to develop fast web apps. But if you are not used to web there may be a few months to get proficient enough until it becomes enjoyable. And I think that is key for me: joy comes from proficiency with the tools and creating not from learning then tools themselves.
> The US police seizure system already is a serious rule-of-law problem due to lack of accountability.

The US police seizure system already is enshrined in the actual law. However, by the "rule-of-law" it is the law. The problem is that particular law, every single word of it.
Ask HN: How to migrate a Jenkins job to Harness?
Software developer here. I have dozens of Jenkins pipeline I need to migrate to Harness. Do we have any tools or plugins that could help me?
The author must familiarize himself with PowerShell.

Aside from the terrible, terrible idea of using verbs as prefixes, Power Shell is a great combination between a programming language and a shell.
This is really fun! Thanks for sharing.
> Azure is the worst of the 3 cloud providers. Horrible developer experience and documentation and reliability

Don't forget security! Multiple serious and extremely trivial cross-tenant security exploits only in the past couple of years. AWS and GCP have had none ever, the much smaller OCI has had one.
Syncthing has been ported to iOS as Möbius Sync.
https://www.mobiussync.com/
I used it for a while and it worked.
Google Translate generally seems to fare badly if you want to fine-tweak the translation or explore alternative meanings and things like that – at most it seems to usually offer a single alternative translation per sentence, and that's that.

If your language pair is supported by deepl.com, give that one a try – it offers alternative translations at a much more fine-grained level, down to individual words, and usually offers much more than just one single alternative.
That depends entirely on how unique my value proposition is to the company making the offer. If I'm a commodity, yes, salary offers will trend to cost of living.
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Silly question, but do you supplement Zinc? I've had something similar in yong age. I think it was fixed by Immune globulin injection. Yeah, I know it's strange, but for some reason it worked. Lately I've noticed that this stuff can come back if my immune system depressed. Sleep + Zinc usually helps.
Why force apple to do that. That business model has android and that is fine. You need a choice. You want a choice. Apple model is a choice. Forced side load allowed close apple. It may not be good. At least some of us has a choice.
Because if the best you can do as a whistleblower is to give anonymous info to an independent reporter who won't verify it, you're probably on the crank side of things.
They don't seem lethargic when you look at the list of just their cancelled projects.

Sam Altman just seems to be behaving like any regular CEO here. Praising their company's tech integration into Microsoft, which will pay them a fortune. Saying Google search is old and lethargic and Bing is amazing.

It may turn out to be true, but consider the source.
Your Python version is def neater and more compact. However there's something really elegant about using the | operator to compose commands (or using |> in OCaml/F# or iirc $ in Haskell) that I can't quite articulate :)
I read somewhere that the waste from old recreational boats hull is several order of magnitude higher than from wind turbine even if we install as much as needed to produce all of our electricity.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/06/nautical...

Interested if someone finds out a reference on how much waste is expected from recreational boats.
If it's anything like in my language (Polish, where the expression is very similar), the meaning shifted over generations and was quite the opposite 150 years ago.

I suppose back when the demographic pyramid was still a pyramid, being offered a job, especially as a young person, was seen as somewhat of a favour.
Carbon offsetting is needlessly and cynically attacked by the same people who talk about wind power killing birds or not recycling the blades.

Yes, it's not a perfect unicorn magic solution, but the basic idea of putting a price on carbon and letting the genuinely hard to decarbonise sectors pay for the low hanging fruit in other areas is deeply powerful.

If you think that market forces are a powerful tool, then carbon offsets are a similar thing.

In many ways it's "effective altruism" for carbon (though that movement is under a bit of a cloud lately).
Well I am a fit cyclist and am still riding completely muscular bikes. Having said that when I am using my trailer with heavy cargo hilly stuff can be a challenge and especially when I am on street clothing and don't want to sweat like a pig. Right now I am living at sea level so it is not a big deal but I can see my astmatic gf wanting an electric engine to help her in the hills when going back from groceries if we couldn't afford the seaside rent and had to live farther. Same with old people, they are totally fine with a regular bicycle in the flat but add groceries and hills and it is a different subject.
LocalBitcoins will discontinue its service
> fatigue is the primary driver of deficits in motivation.

Well, that I experience first hand haha. I was actually diagnosed with ADHD as a child and had trouble sleeping (allergies and social anxiety) and still have to this day. So one more supporting data point!

Any books/resources you would recommend for a deep dive (regarding sleep and neuro-functions, I'm not that interested in ADHD)?
Hey, ive heard good things about that guy that build that giant potatoe cannon. Big Head, big Brain, lots of great things to come. You dont just become Vice president of spite for nothing.
> Azure is by far the one whose security bugs I hear most about.

Only* about. GCP and AWS haven't had cross-tenant security bugs, meanwhile Azure have had multiple, and trivial ones to boot. If a multitenant service can have such poor security, it's doubtful internal only stuff is any better.
Less negotiating value, more table stakes. If every offer you're applying for is remote, no individual company benefits over any other by offering it.
Excellent timing for my certificate to expire :) Fixed.
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I do. Why would a Q&A site not be a good place for total beginners? The only reason it's not is the toxicity of the community.
I wouldn't like to be the googlestronaut who learns that his moon hab is being surprised-discontinued as he's standing in it
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Is there an alternative to google photo without all the upselling?

I'm setting up setup a new phone which has google photo as the default gallery app, and if you're not in the US and/pr don't want to use the google services, most of the stuff you have in the menus is literally worthless.

The "print service", for one. It's right in your face most of the time, but there is no option to turn it off if you basically can't use it.

I've been using "Simple Gallery Pro", but it lacks basic video editing support. I don't need anything fancy, but trimming videos is something you often need to do for sharing.

Any recommendations on the same vein?
> They also used to hold strong opinions and convictions about subjects they know nothing about as well. What do you even call this?

Ignorant? I actually met a few people in my live going about live like this. I never stuck around long enough to get more insight into how people like this function, would've been pretty interesting I guess. Especially what story they have, how their childhood has been etc.
It is only true for the lazy motherfuckers who wouldn't ride a bike instead.

So I'd say the presence of e-bike is a positive for the overall health of the society compared to these people owning a car. On a 1:1 case of having the choice to ride a muscular powered bike vs ebike this is different.
I remember joking that PowerShell is a properly architected shell, which is why it was so uninspiring to use.

I still use Bourne-derived shells because they're just so damn human.
Where do these actually go?
AWS EFS, MooseFS & Ceph.
Maybe I'm missing something, but the example at the bottom, you can do just as much type checking with the terse command-line syntax as with what he calls the 'typed interface'.
IMO OP is right on the money with the labor theory of value. If the value is what offer and demand agree on, exploitation disappears, in Marx's theoretical model.

While I am not an expert, I remember reading about it on "The Classical School: The Turbulent Birth of Economics in Twenty Extraordinary Lives", by Callum Williams. It made sense to me.

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/49374783

While linking to the sources is useful, I would appreciate any argument correcting the above since, as I said, I am not an expert and it makes perfect sense to me.