skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
War runs on oil. While the war continues we will be wasting a lot of petroleum powering tanks, trucks, drones and planes... All so we can kill each other. Pretty much the worst thing for the environment.
I'd be pissed if someone else caused an accident that caused me guilt, prison time, ruined my life. I'd be extremely pissed at them
I'm always astonished by Python. For ages "dataclasses" have been called struct or record in other languages and are fast first class values.

In Python, they invent a weird, slow concept and discuss it for a decade, probably while writing 10 PEPs in the process. Through conferences, Stackoverflow, etc. people are slowly convinced that the concept is natural.
Students are also a workforce, just with a negative salary yet.
I had a similar experience in university. I used to take advantage of our mathcad licence. If you specified units for the variables, you could identify mistakes in your equations and functions very quickly. For example, if you wanted meters, but you got m^(2/3), it was usually obvious where in the equation something went wrong.

Another bonus was I could focus on the equations and then output the final answer in either metric or franken-imperial, as the homework assignment required (I did my undergrad in the US.)
Barbra Streisand faces an unclear tradeoff between publicizing the pictures of her home that already exist and encouraging the future taking of unwanted photographs of her home.

Modi has much, much, much more reason to fear that tolerating one scandal-raising documentary will lead to further scandal-raising documentaries, and much less reason to believe that ignoring the problem he already has will make it go away.

I don't think the Streisand Effect is a good analogy to try to draw here.
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My great-grandparents were victims of pogroms and my grandfather's family was killed by the nazis. The BBC doesn't go far enough in explaining why someone who led ethnic massacres isn't fit to lead a country.
You're confused. I'm not talking about using your GPL code in my project. I'm talking about why I choose not to license my own project as GPL.

Edit: Nice ninja edit. No, I don't use non-copyleft licenses for bragging rights. What is it with GPL ideologues in this thread and ascribing ulterior motives to anyone who disagrees with them? Here's why I don't use copyleft: because I don't give a shit who uses my code or for what. It's really that simple. I guess I don't have enough petty envy in me to care if, god forbid, somebody else makes a buck off my code.

And so what if some corporation blames me for bugs? I can tell them to fix it themselves or pound sand. That's the beauty of requiring nothing from them in return. They have no leg to stand on when making demands of me.
Are "privacy" issues are more important for people than "dying from cancer" issues though?
Also, previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16084575
the only thing i've found them useful is passing compliance like soc2. which is really just busy work. back during the in the office days, it was always funny to see a group of 20 of them crammed into some conference room doing tedious compliance work.
SGI was on MIPS, and if anything they fared worse than Sun.
From a metaphysical standpoint, is not every problem we ever solve, as humans, technically a production bug for some client?
You should consider talking to them about adopting 21st century coding conventions.
T-Mobile outage hits users across the U.S.
6:54AM here on the east coast and my phone is showing EDGE (normally have 4 bars of 5G) and no internet connection.
CNN is reporting passenger accounts from the flight. I don't think the lack of social media reports is that telling.

https://lite.cnn.com/travel/article/united-777-plunge-takeof...
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I'm not sure a stalled 777 at that altitude with that rate of decent would be able to recover in time.

Since they were flying in cloud, wouldn't spatial disorientation resulting in an accidental nose-down attitude be more likely than a stall?

A dive that gradually became steeper could cause that kind of descent without feeling like freefall to the passengers. They'd sure notice have noticed the 2.7g recovery at the end, though.
If Indian media does this documentary, then Adani group will buy that media
> It was Bibi who reinvented and ignited the tech industry in the early 2000's

That's what he likes to say, doesn't make it true.
Whilst I don't disagree - there are definitely things I'm happy to do for 16 hours(!) - I think the point (at least based on my understanding) is more that you'll never love something all the time.

You could be a famous actor or a rockstar and still resent the fact you have to come in to dub over voices, do the press tour, or play the show that didn't sell out where the monitors don't work properly. You could love to code (I did!) and then burnout because your boss has forced you to work on something you hate, to hit the deadline that's unreal. You could be working for yourself and find it's absolutely not the easy life you thought it would be. It could be the thing you love doesn't provide the income that makes for a comfortable life. There's so many things.

I'm well aware (personally, anecdata, I know!) that passions can become a chore when you think that everything has to be monetised. Sometimes you should just do the thing because you love it.

Of course there will be exceptions, but I think the advice is good. Most people won't love their 'job'. Hang on to the advice of "do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life" and you'll end up thinking the work that's actually fine really isn't and you'll end up unhappy where you are, or unhappy chasing an unattainable goal.

But hey, we're all different and this is just my 2c :-)
Can untrusted Lua code be executed safely, with bounds on time and space (e.g. memory used)? Or if a threshold is exceeded, the host environment is notified?
Are you sure you're blocking 70% of attacks? Or are attackers just starting there, and when they realise their attacks aren't working they go via AWS instead?

I can't imagine many people sufficiently motivated to launch a DDoS attack against you, yet not sufficiently motivated to switch to an attack method that will actually work.
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> I feel C++ needs to do the following to be able to survive [...]

absolutely. unfortunately, saftey oriented proposals tend to focus on a weaker warning-esque approach ([[nodiscard]], contracts, etc.), which, in my opinion, will ultimately only make things worse. i'll stay away from my type-systems-are-great soapbox :)

the refusal to break ABI, remove non-destructive moves, the strengthening of concepts more akin to their original proposal, are not even on the horizon of discussion, despite us having exemplars of all 3.

it's perplexing, to say the least.
Given how short employees tend to stay at companies, long term impact seems to be a founder only concern.

As an employee, I simply don’t give a damn if I create 10 liabilities in 5 years as I won’t be there in 5 years. Creating $10 of future costs for $1 in profit is a great deal for me.

I want a quick buck, my bonus, and to move on to the next thing.
How is asserting that you're angry an ad hominem attack? Has it somehow become a crime to have emotions, or to express them instead of pure cold logic? There was no ad hominem.
Thanks! Some more:

https://consensus.app/search/ Ask a question, get conclusions from research papers

https://www.semanticscholar.org AI-powered research tool for scientific literature

https://app.humata.ai PDF AI document assistant

https://summit-lablab.groundedai.company Search, summarise and visualise research topics

https://searchthearxiv.com arXiv link to find similar papers or use natural language

https://www.semion.io search arXiv preprints
Nothing says guilty like trying to bury the evidence.
There were at least two separate incidents that day due to three frontal systems moving into the islands at that time. This led to turbulence thought to impact flights UA1722 and HA35, but there were actually three incidents if you expand and widen the timeframe to December 15.

On December 15, N13G7, a Hawaii Air ambulance, took off from OGG on route to the island of Hawaii when it descended from 8000 ft and spiraled into the Maui Channel where it impacted the water.

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/01/air-ambulance-crash-expose...

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23565244-report_anc2...
The best way to do open source work is to consult or be employed and release open source stuff as part of your work. Otherwise it turns into politics, competition for money and popularity contest rather than product of passion. If you are as proficient as this guy you will find employers that do not mind open source work
“They tend to always produce negative pieces about…” is quite an unevidenced statement. I would think fair journalism would produce negative pieces on a lot of people, and perhaps those where the relationship isn’t going well might stick in the mind more.

More generally though, what’s the game plan here if, as your comment seems to posit, there could be (or could be seen to be) an ulterior motive. UK has left EU. Wants trade partners. Not going as well with India as it could. So make documentary to make it go worse? I’m not sure how this would be the BBC being the puppet of the government.
>what is "actual reasoning"?

It can't play chess and by can't play I don't mean it is bad, I mean it doesn't follow the rules. Following chess rules requires little reasoning but it does need it. You look at the board, you choose a piece you want to move, then you look at the squares you are allowed to move to and then you check whether this results in a check. It is an illegal move to intentionally check yourself by moving the king so that it can be captured or to move a piece that prevents the capture of the king without removing the threat.

https://youtu.be/rSCNW1OCk_M

https://youtu.be/iWhlrkfJrCQ

The plot twist in the second video is just ridiculous. ChatGPT gets schizophrenia and doesn't even remember which color it plays.
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Very interesting, hadn't thought about this.

It's funny how humans try to simplify things to black and white all too often. Why do we do this? I'm sitting here trying to think why I do it, and I can't figure it out. Something maybe about needing someone to blame.

For example, when I think of the 2008 financial crisis, I always feel this need to find one group to blame, but really there wasn't one group.
Wow. A story of children running a crypto fantasy and the adults who worked for them, desperately trying to stay out of prison.

Amazing what happens when reality ablates the layers of fictitious superiority and genius, and you’ve got lawyers on many continents banging on your door, trying to entice you with soft words to make the only obvious remaining move.

> “Bankman-Fried privately fumed about what he considered “the adults’” broken promises, namely, to consult on fundraising efforts and the appointment of directors. Over email, Bankman-Fried appealed to Ray for a role in the company’s unwinding.”

Amazing. He didn’t even realize the adults were just trying to get the gun out of his hands and that there was no way in hell anyone would let him near anything after they had it.

The one thing that stands out to me, that makes him unlike his contemporaries, is that he seems to be capable of empathy and understanding for those who abandoned FTX and why the thing went the way it did. He has that “maybe I’m the one who is wrong?” moment that others seem to be incapable of.

I’m not suggesting I think he’s innocent, but he seems more like an idiot than a sociopathic fraud.
1. Dots are nicer to type for sure
2. It's a bit easier to define types for class attributes than dictionaries IMO
3. You can absolutely have methods on dataclasses
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I agree mostly with your comment and I've seen all of that too. The one thing I'd say though re

> those of us under them make it work despite all the fluff they layer on top of us

There is something to be said for that - maybe it's not globally optimal but having people under you scrambling to make things work often ends up leading to better outcomes than some other styles of leadrship. It doesn't feel good to be the one working there, but it gets better results than a person who comes and tries to tell people what to do and they all just ignore him. I've seen that too (and been that person). There is some kind of aloofness that servers leaders well but enda up coming across as not doing anything and making everyone else scramble.
Has the IEA got any better at predicting renewables than it has been over the last 20+ years when it grossly underestimated them ?
The reality is the world is filled with bad guys. “Bad” is subjective. From the western point of view, it is crystal clear who our enemies are.
That's true, Xi is really changing the game. It's a bit surprising because he's set himself up as dictator for life.

However his life is finite and I wonder if he wanted some legacy. Similar to the reason why Putin attacked Ukraine.
> With Rust, C++ now has a free, popular competitor language

Rust is so oldtimer. C++ is at version 24 and counting.
This premise is very similar to the Dune prequel series. Before FTL travel was discovered, AI dominated the galaxy in the sharded manner you describe. An interesting plot point dealt with what happens if one of these shards doesn't merge for a very long time and develops its own personality.
"it's intended as a hardware patent due to involvement of computer"

All software patents are hardware patents since the program runs on the computer.

That's the loophole that the EPO has been using to allow software patents to be granted anyway, despite their exclusion in the law.

After the failed attempt to codify their practice in law in 2005, the large companies and the patent industry decided to install their own court, the Unified Patent Court, which might go live next 1st March.

They broke the rule of law as they needed the signature of the UK, with the blessing of the European Commission Thierry Breton, the guy who was ex-CEO of Technicolor, who made a fortune with MP3 patents.
Bought a DIY and a Chromebook from Framework and am quite pleasantly surprised. Will definitely be getting more hardware from them.
Where do you live? I am sure we will find a moral reason to suggest that if you do not leave your country you are a bad person.
“Cargill, which owns a majority stake in a deep-sea port near Odessa”

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/16539-ports-grain-facil...

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/7480

https://www.oaklandinstitute.org/sites/oaklandinstitute.org/...

https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-agriculture-farmland-economy...
I wonder if there might be a way to incorporate metrics like h-index, which I would think that many researchers themselves would be interested in. Perhaps something like that might detract from the posts standing for themselves, but I just thought I'd throw that out there if you find it might be useful. Great work though, seems like a great idea to me. I hope you can draw in a community around it successfully.
> Germany normal people get raided by a SWAT Team if they write "[Politician X] is a penis" on Twitter

Did the BBC publish anything like that?

Do the German police raid you if you write “[Politician X] is corrupt”?

Don’t get me wrong I prefer to live in a world where anyone can debase themselves by throwing insults at anyone, but I don’t see the paralels with the BBC raid.
Why would you waste time on that? They will never break ABI now.
> To those who seek to stop young people from reading The Handmaid’s Tale: Good luck with that. It’ll only make them want to read it more.

This is a double edged sword... On one hand, yes, kids will be more interested into why it's banned, and at first might be more interested to read it.

On the other hand... kids might expect too much ("if it was banned, it must be real 'bad'"), and then be disappointed with the lack of stuff they expected.

...but this might be just a cultural thing, since here in europe, in the balkans, boobs and asses are visible in public adspaces, while US had the 'nipplegate', and we didn't have any real censorship since the fall of yugoslavia and communism.. (...well, until the EU started banning russian media... which again, made more people distrust eu and watch the russian media with soe workarounds). If a book got banned here, I'd expect at least a lot of graphic (as much as text in a book allows) sex, drugs and other illegal stuff when I was a kid. If I then got eg. Catcher in the rye, I'd be disapointed.
It hasn't dropped neoliberalism - it's just had to row back on bits that where it would is impossible to deny how wrong it went.
Would it be possible to offer this as a service? As I understand that, you have data input, some magic, results.

1. Sanitizer
2. intelligence Logic
3. Show it as html

Monetizing would be possible by giving access to the service.
Of course, it's your knowledge and you see what data formats/data exchange is needed. That would be the culprit.
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But that only proves the limitations are there.
You need to define the room in Alexa ecosystem then this works fine. You tell it a room, and what devices are in it, then it’s “smart” about it. Don’t have Hue specifically, but Alexa doesn’t import room springs from other ecosystems I’ve used, you have to redefine them.
> If you're interested, you can get it (legally) in the UK here

And if you happen to be belong to the rest of the ~99.13% world population, you can grab it here:

Episode 1 - magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3C378A82CF67A1107523CA6C647077403A1EF74D&dn=India+The+Modi+Question+S01E01+1080p+HDTV+H264-DARKFLiX&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.opentrackr.org%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.dler.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopentracker.i2p.rocks%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2F47.ip-51-68-199.eu%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.internetwarriors.net%3A1337%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2F9.rarbg.to%3A2920%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.pirateparty.gr%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.cyberia.is%3A6969%2Fannounce

Episode 2 - magnet:?xt=urn:btih:F55992F922B9A0E49C09E198835F0F06EE07635B&dn=India+The+Modi+Question+S01E02+1080p+HDTV+H264-DARKFLiX&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.opentrackr.org%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.dler.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopentracker.i2p.rocks%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2F47.ip-51-68-199.eu%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.internetwarriors.net%3A1337%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2F9.rarbg.to%3A2920%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.pirateparty.gr%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.cyberia.is%3A6969%2Fannounce
This is the article that opened my eyes about the irremediable distance between Law and Computer Science. Nonetheless, Law comes from Humanities, Computer Science from Sciences. Each one has a specific mindset and it's not easy to change from one to another, let alone conciliate them in the real world.
Salesforce bought them and they have a habit of ruining non-CRM acquisitions, Heroku before, Tableau's funeral was recently on frontpage and Slack is next.
The only problem I have with this is that free speech is being limited. I don't believe the documentary nor do I belive their government. What if both sides are promoting some sort of a propaganda?
I think a better question is, "Who is causing this reaction?".

As in, who is the person who cannot bear this and is it because the ego is being bruised, or because it portrays India in a certain manner?

Maybe some of these world leaders should consider therapy seeing as they can't handle their own problems by themselves and rather punish people around them for it.
Maybe yeah. I'm not sure how relicensing works. But you might

1. relicense it for paid commercial use, and communicate that, I imagine you would go through a version change.

2. Save some important features/bugs for the license change

3. Email politely explaining, they are breaking the license.

4. Come to terms on price. So long as we detect you are using core-js on your Top 10000 site, please pay $$ per year.
He wouldn't pass customs check at the border, due to standing debts and/or after-sentence probation. You can only enter Armenia with national ID if you travel by flight - but the boarding will be denied for the same reason. Travel passport is probably frozen as well. The only country he can go to is Belarus - there is no border control. But to travel from Belarus he would be required to pass the same customs check. Moreover, travelling to Belarus would be a violation of probation terms.
Because the details are bad?
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Wait, so if in well-run engineering shops, the managers don't do any of the things you listed, then what do the actually do?
Edited my comment since I saw this:

> Now I cannot leave Russia, because after the accident I have outstanding lawsuits in the amount of tens of thousands of dollars and I am forbidden to leave the country until they are paid off.

Interesting. I know a person who somehow emigrated from Russia last year with some debt and is paying it off. But perhaps there is some other condition I don't know about.

But anyway it would be more difficult to emigrate to another country long term with a criminal record, they always ask about it on visa applications. If I was more cynical I would think an evil government could use the carrot of forgiving his lawsuits in exchange for pushing some backdoors but I don't think this would go unnoticed

Very unfortunate situation to be in, though my sincere hate for reckless russian drivers I have seen a lot in my life makes it a bit difficult to sympathize.
Russia does not have a "justice system" in the way that we would understand it in the West. Instead it has (and indeed, always had) a system of patronage and bribery, where your status within the system determines your sentence. If you are an oligarch, or the son of an oligarch, you will walk free, unless you cross Putin. If you are a nobody, you pay off the right people or you go to prison or end up freezing to death in a foxhole in the Donbass (Wagner recruits directly from prison, just as Stalin emptied the gulags for his cannon-fodder in WWII).

That's just how Russia is and always has been, and unfortunately, very likely always will be.

Is Denis guilty? Perhaps, but he will not have had a fair trial by any Western standard, and so we have to presume innocence.
Our SharePoint was not really managed when we moved to Teams - we didn't use it (mostly because it's such a horrible product that has no clear vision behind it). But Teams started filling up stuff there all over the place.

In the end we did need to use it because we moved from another storage service to OneDrive (another "quick win") for a manager and OneDrive is really bad at team-owned storage, it's really for personally owned files only.
Banning something this minute and benign is ridiculous, but I can assure you, nobody at all below the age of 40 wants to read The Handsmaid's Tale.