skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This was an interesting podcast episode on AMP in general. Seems like it shipped before it was ready and, though there have been improvements, it is really a dead end for publishers. The guest on the podcast said you'd be better off putting your effort into making sure your pagespeed was better than building out anything around AMP.

https://poweredbycoffee.co.uk/podcasts/scale/bonus-episode-g...
Yeah

The actual act of orchestration (translating to the different instruments) is an exercise in "backwards compatibility" and musical knowledge. (Because every instrument has a range, a clef, and they play in a range but read on another range, etc, etc because of some weird thing that happened in the 17th century)
This is only because people like to wake up at the last second and are still groggy during class. If you have an 8am class don’t get up at 7:55am, get up at 6:30am. You may like it less but you’ll be awake for class and you’ll do better. I don’t know at what point we decided these kids have to have everything done exactly optimal for them with no deviance to make their life harder but it explains a lot about how incapable they are when they do encounter hardships. You may now remove yourself from my lawn.
Is "I didn't know this was copyrighted" still a reasonable argument, now that the US joined the rest of the world in automatic copyright over three decades ago?
You can influence online standards by thinking like an end user [audio]
> these people could be considered to have developed something like a self induced, positive version of dissociative personality disorder.

Yes, the self disorders https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-disorders of schizophrenics (such as feeling like thoughts are being radioed into your head) read like what might be expected to happen if one reaches sudden, involuntary awareness of the three marks of existence without having done any sort of meditative or even devotional practice, let alone reached any enlightenment. This only underscores that awareness of the three characteristics is part of what frees us from dukkha but is not in itself sufficient; after all, people who undergo these psychotic breaks are obviously very deeply mired in craving and dukkha.
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I'll be honest, I prefer to die in an accident "of today" where for example someone crashes into me which maybe an AI could stop, than to die in an accident where if I had the AI disabled I would never crash as a human driver.

Basically I prefer to be exposed to risks that a human "can't" avoid than from something like this which a human wouldn't do: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/tesla-firetruck-car-c...
More info: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/2TYK2NfhJ6pmDqW8rf...

But that is not the same thing as updating the copyright year on a copyright notice, and you know it.

A film like "It's a Wonderful Life" is a finished work that never changes, unlike software or web sites. In every film, the copyright notice in the credits will remain forever the same. It can't be changed without editing the film ex post facto a la Steven Spielberg or George Lucas. Even if the copyright of "It's a Wonderful Life" had been renewed, the copyright notice in the credits would not have changed.
Visual Studio can be used to make WinUI apps if you install the toolkit, but there is not a single WinUI interface within Visual Studio itself. VS Code is Electron, no WinUI there either.
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>> Maybe it was just a fluke or something

> Night time is equated with freedom

I'm middle-aged. I think my testosterone-levels are falling (sex-drive diminishing, at least). Paired with that I've had less depression [desire a season of grief]. But also I've had periods of morning wakefulness.

Someone said downthread "you've just aged". Seems to me, on n=1, like I'm transitioning in my sleepy times. I'm getting up early (for periods of days/weeks at a time), but it's the 'waking and feeling wakeful' that is driving it.

On the flipside, I get super-sleepy after lunch.

If the drive to get solitude were the cause, then night-time provides that still in my home, despite me finding myself drawn towards being an early-bird (but still only for short periods of a few days to a few weeks, so far).

Of course I could just have a brain tumour, but it would be interesting to see some broad studies on sleep pattern changes in middle-age?
I am with Customer Experience @ smallstep. We'll issue a refund if you were already charged but my assumption is that you got an invoice and no actual charge has been made. Either way, we'll cancel the invoice and/or refund the charge. We are also working on ways to clarify items in the system that will incur charges once the trial ends. Smallstep Certificate Manager can be free for home lab users. 1. Account tier is Free (Basic = email support only) 2. Only 1 Devops authority 3. That devops authority has fewer than 50 endpoints.

Hopes that clarify things. Sorry the invoice was unexpected. Please send an email to support@smallstep.com so that we can lookup your team and correct the issue. We'd do the same for any trial user - No public post needed :-)
How does putting specially engineered stickers on a sign say something about real world use?
Are you a poorly designed bot? I’m referring directly to the abysmally poor quality content in the linked post.

The fact that it got a single upvote is damning. It’s absolute purile junk that sounds like it was written by a deluded high schooler.
It’s an interesting fight which Apple is taking on with the ARM chips. Basically everybody else, including Microsoft, Dell, HP, and Intel, would like to see Apple Silicon disappear to not lose market share in their x86 devices. For example, GitHub to this day still does not support GitHub Runners on Apple Silicon. In turn, this makes it way harder for developers to compile aarch64-darwin binaries.
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Live blog of the oral arguments in Gonzalez (the section 230 case) today with an exceptional panel:

Mary Anne Franks

Mike Godwin

James Grimmelmann

Gus Hurwitz

Jeff Kosseff

Emma Llanso

Alan Rozenshtein

Eugene Volokh

Benjamin Wittes

Jonathan Zittrain

Moderated by Kate Klonick
I received a D minus in two classes my first semester. I thought I was fully prepared for college (and I was if i had been at home and I didn’t have anyone next door to play James Bond on N64 while drinking beers and ordering pizza).

I can totally see this being a problem and it happens more often with 200+ people seminars for freshmen. Best advice I can give you and didn’t realize until I was about to graduate is that you can retake a class and replace the grade.
Work is one of many things I do, and I never feel the need to forget it exists. Dealing with it is inevitable whether it's right before bed or right when I wake up. For me, relaxation comes from doing other things like reading, working out, jiu-jitsu, watching a show, etc...

I am sharpest in the morning, and every day gives me a new opportunity on where to apply myself when I'm at my best.
Well, they are embedded in the PDF as a Type 1 font. That support can in principle be removed (e.g., if your font rendering depends on a library shared with other software that drops Type 1 support), although indeed that would not be in the spirit of PDF (and go against what is now an ISO standard).

Reasons for text selection going across columns can be very varied, although indeed documents with metadata will also otherwise usually be structured enough to have proper text order.
I think a lot of cars do consider the humidity in their calculations. Also because they have a way to regulate it: with the AC. So even in the winter they use the AC to reduce humidity, and then immediately heat up the air again.
Yup. He learned nothing, and seems intent of displaying that to the world.

Exactly why I said it’s embarrassing for him.
So my understanding was:

* This simply made sense for books, since you can't update a book that's already out there, just release a new version.

* Web pages were similar, mainly because people wouldn't update them rather than couldn't update them.

* But then came blogs and other dynamic content, which did get updated. So you'd want the copyright date to match the most recent post, not the creation of the blog/site. This means updating every year for any that are still active.

* Other sites that don't update as often then copied "make sure it's the current year" without really thinking about it.

...and that third point doesn't contradict this post. You want it to match "first publication" of the most recent post, right? (assuming you include year at all)
Totally. Plus more pieces to fit on an assembly line, etc.

Ironic that requiring cameras to improve safety has potentially done the opposite by killing off physical controls.
Daniel Ingram is a deluded fool, and imo being this deluded probably means a sort of mental disorder.
His book and system just show how far away from any real form of enlightenment he is. Sadly because he sounds modern & a little scientific people keep taking him seriously. No, the Vipassana nanas are not what he describes. Anyone wondering about him should just forget this stuff, burn this book and go to a retreat with a well known teacher.
Yes, the slave society of Rome had a police force within the city, which was mostly made up of slaves under supervision. The two main functions of this police force? Fighting fires and catching runaway slaves. So the gap between "police" and "slave patrols" has been nonexistent for a very long time.

I already mentioned that northern states had union-busting squads who formed the basis of modern police forces, so yes, I'm aware of Boston, too.

Once again, you use that word. I agree that it's ridiculous to compare today's policing to anything like historic policing or ancient slave patrols. Today's police are far less accountable, more violent, and heavily armed.
I tried this with scuba diving classes and paragliding classes, but I still hated it. I typically wake up at 9:00 am, but I don't function very well until around 10:00 am.

I think the early morning wake-up time (5:00 am for the paragliding classes) was a contributing factor in one of the other paragliding students running into me, collapsing both our wings, and sending us 150 to 200 feet into the ground.

Fortunately, neither of us died, but I shattered one of my vertebrae and she shattered her pelvis. Not worth it.
Thanks!

"Acceptable variants include:

- The letter c with a parenthesis over the top

- The letter c with a parenthesis under the bottom

- (c

- c)

- (c)

- The letter c with an unenclosed circle around it."

That sounds like there was some kind of dispute once about a hand-written © where the writer didn't complete the circle, and the copyright office is covering all bases here!

Interesting that [c] is not acceptable.
Maybe. But we use "last updated" as a useful signal in many, many places, across code, documents and books, and entertainment. We like recent, new, updated stuff, and we like "authentically old" stuff. As a signal, the date provides value. Having it as "copyright" or simply "last updated" has similar impact in this case.

Sure, no one in the US __needs__ to do this, and there is a cost to it. But the benefit of the signal could outweigh.

Having no date or an old date may send the signal that "the dev team has good legal support", but I wonder how common that perception is. We see from the comments and the parent post that at least the HN crowd has a good chunk of folks who didn't know that date isn't needed.

It's an empirical question to test: does date presence affect evaluation of the object? It would be fun to see. (I would want to try "no date", "last year", "3 years ago", "current year" to see if user perception of the object changes based on presence and time passed).
>Self Service Repair is intended for individuals with the knowledge and experience to repair electronic devices. If you are experienced with the complexities of repairing electronic devices, Self Service Repair provides you with access to genuine Apple parts, tools, and repair manuals to perform your own out-of-warranty repair.

https://support.apple.com/self-service-repair
> sleep at least 8.5h

Good luck find a university student with that type of sleep hygiene. I was the most sleep vigilante of my group and almost never slept more than 8 hours. 7 was my minimum, anything less led to migraines.
I mean, I don't doubt criminals use cameras just like the police do, but... how do they know all these cameras are for criminal purposes?
Doesn’t it become a cargo cult, that needs to be perpetuated even as most people involved understand the original meaning in long gone ?

If that’s the sole purpose, a “last updated on” mention somewhere would be a perfect sign they both understand the copyright thing, while satisfying your desire to be reassured.
> Any discrimination must be dealt with, but I don't like the generalization on HN than Indians are casteist.

You get it. This is exactly the fear I have -- that clueless Americans will use an "Indians are casteist" excuse to justify not hiring us to management or positions of power.

There are already "keep it in India" comments on these threads that are going unmoderated, which would be totally unacceptable in any other context.
Feds say over 100 kids worked in dangerous jobs for slaughterhouse cleaning firm
What Is Pippelineless Security?
Years ago I worked for a publisher.

For them, the copyright year was a marketing signal and they wanted it as new as possible. We had to get guidance from our lawyers on how soon we could update them or we'd have been like car models, like releasing stuff in 2023 with 2024 copyrights.

They didn't care about source code copyrights, of course, just the copyrights that could appear in marketing or product materials.

For OSS, though, the source code is part of the marketing and product materials. So there may be a marketing reason to update them.
These problems don't exist in NEARLY the same magnitude in the rest of the country. Fucking Detroit is a much nicer place to be than Seattle now, because _they're working on fixing their problems_. Seattle just blames Trump and warns against hobophobia, then continues along blindly.
I didn't know there was a public cloud with MI200 instances available. Where is that?
It all depends what your use case is.

Also, rant on how Apple was once my favorite, and now I hate them as much as 90s Microsoft. (M$ is no angel either with all their telemetry...)

I manage macs at scale, and I notice they are getting worse and worse. After managing 150 Macs as MDM admin, I want Mac to get off the train they're on and start being predictable again.

Intel macs run like crap now, while the M1s chug along nicely. I'm convinced Apple bakes engineering obsolesce into their old products to keep you on that 3 year device renewal period. They got sued for it more than once for the "Battery throttling" on the iPhone, and likely one of the only times they will ever get caught doing it. And they had an excelent PR push of "Battery health = performance, not my fault"

We've had to straight-up replace fully-decked-out 2019 i7s with 32GB ram because they run so badly with modern software. Our graphic designer has a $3000+ laptop that is useless for their job. Massive fuckery is going on, because these are powerful machines.

Why suspect malice when you can suspect incompetence? Apple has a track record of lying about their throttling, so I assume there's a culture of it and it pads their bottom line.

The T480 is looking great, other than the bad keyboard they adopted after they killed-off the last genuine thinkpad keyboards. An optional video card would have been great for the T line, but you'd have to go with W or P for that I think.

I don't trust big companies in General, but Apple makes too much money for just a computer and software company. Their ecosystem's walled garden and "we know better" settings are repellent to me, and I've since given up my iOS device for LineageOS so I can use my hotspot without it automatically turning itself off (They surely know better about my hotspot practices).
For example:
in consumer subscription models, keeping over 50% of revenue after 1 year puts you in the top quartile. For B2B SaaS, conversion from trial to paying customer needs to be at least 7% to reach the industry benchmark. More in the post.
Ah, so it's actually used somewhere, and in a widespread tool above all? :-)
I assume https://xkcd.com/1958/ (2018) was in response to this.
No doubt they are serious. After I made my comment I thought about editing it provide nuance.

My problem is more about language and giving names to things and society adherence to the mean. As children we experience many psychotic breaks as we adjust to the world. It could be that as we mature the frequency is reduced but that doesn't mean the episodes are inherently bad. They could be a normal part of a consciousness's maturation.
Probably more likely - tech founder newsletter guy needs to keep up his posting schedule and knocked together some low effort content.
No, no evidence received at all. "you've heard" and that's good enough for you, and you'll defend it because you want to believe. As expected.

Bullshit signal received loud and clear though.
Yep that's what an intense panic attack feels like. Literally the worst experience you can imagine. His description matches my own worst experiences. And yes it would freak anyone out.

Guess how I overcame them :-) yep, you guessed, meditation - but it took time. I no longer have panic attacks but it was not a smooth journey. I also made big life changes and spent a lot of time in nature, coupled with medications.

On reflection I was pushing myself hard and was filled with ego - I'd had difficulties in the past before I started meditating and was massively overworking myself. A crash was inevitable. I am humbled by what I passed through - and that in itself is a victory.

Do I think meditation 'caused' the panic attacks, no, it brought to the surface something that was pretty much inevitable because of how I was living my life. Should I have treated meditation more respectfully and seriously. Yes, for sure.

Meditation is not a miracle drug, a panacea or a therapy. It should be viewed as the journey out of suffering - and that path by its very nature is likely to confront you with difficult experiences. If I can offer a tip or two from my own experiences :-

AGAIN: Meditation is not a miracle drug, a panacea or a therapy.

Serious meditation is a serious endeavour, like free-climbing. You should never take it lightly and you must be serious about it. When you take something seriously you do so with awareness of the dangers and the hardships you may face.

You may have genuinely very difficult experiences as the OP did, that is why it's important to have an experienced and wise Teacher. They can help you face these experiences and help you to grow stronger by doing so.

Take your time, the path is a long path, don't try for Nibbana by Tuesday, instead look for small concrete improvements and build on them over time. Be humble and realise that you have a lot of stuff to deal with and it takes time.

NEVER EVER lie, omit or exaggerate on an application form. This is how meditation teachers determine the risk of you having an experience you can't deal with. This was mentioned in the article, but I can say for sure that the teachers of Goenka retreats do try their hardest to not accept people on causes who might have difficulties. They also do drill in the idea that it's a serious undertaking.

If you have a difficult experience and can face it, even a little, your mind is stronger for it. The next time it happens maybe you can face it a little more.

I hope this article does not put people off meditation, it turned my life around. But at the same time, I hope people can take away the seriousness of such endeavours as the article does highlight.

When something that over a 100,000 people a year do any activity there will always be a tragic story. Be it running a marathon, boating or driving cars. Of course we should do everything possible to avoid that happening. But we do need to be realistic and acknowledge that tragedies do happen even when people have the mental equivalent of a driving license, air bags, seat belts and drive carefully.

Wishing you all happiness.
Even better, I realized that "Copyright © 2020" is actually redundant. "©" means "Copyright" and... everybody knows that now. So on my new projects, I just have:

"© 2023 Company Name"

Pretty simple and gets the point across.
> If nothing, seeing utility of existing customs is an improvement over dismissing them outright as useless or uninformed.

Indeed. A lesson most learn before leaving high school in one form or another.

However the original post doesn’t even get that far: they commit the sane error repeatedly later.
Interestingly, I feel like this sort of attitude is a real issue at the precise moment the author describes it as a boon.

When you are early to mid career, it is crucial to look for ways to amplify the good you can do in your workplace and solidify your brand as an individual. To do this, you should be looking, ironically, to elevate others. Doing so is the only way to build a reputation that people are going to actively WANT to talk about (e.g. "oh, having trouble? You should call in Jim, he helped me with a related thing"). This is invaluable.

Perhaps I am speaking through a lens, but had I taken the authors advice and taken a more combative role at such a juncture, I believe I would have far fewer opportunities now.
> This is only because people like to wake up at the last second and are still groggy during class.m

I didn’t see that data in the study.
True, i didn’t think about that. The Linux implementation probably came afterwards and was based on the experience with those dedicated network devices.
Until you want to change your schema
I think dump-00.csv - dump-19.csv are smaller chunks of this file for convenience or something.

This is unofficial btw - Roskomnadzor sends this file to internet service providers, and one of them decided to mirror it on Github as public service (secretly, of course).
You're looking for an Identicon, probably

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identicon

See some github repos:

https://github.com/topics/identicon-generator
Yes, DD on sales and marketing strategy to understand if the underlying economics are sustainable.
My wife had a monitor die early (16 months?) and I'd LOVE to turn it into a screen. The problem is that I'm betting the panel is fine, and the power is fine, but finding a driver board is near impossible, and I don't know enough about driving a screen to roll my own. (It's a 24" 2k screen, which would be awesome, and I kinda don't want to recycle it if I can conceivably reuse it.)
Lots of people will tell you Mexico isn’t a bad place despite half the country being controlled by violent warlords. I’m really not sure what the point of “actually”ing here is?
"Content creators" are doomed, of course. It is no longer a sustainable income source; now, you have to be a niche artist, like people who try their luck in modern art: only a few of them will invent something original enough and be lucky enough to be successful, the rest will get nothing.

Or, you can switch to be an AI operator and run mass production content pipelines. There will be less of those compared to individual content creators, but still sustainable enough. Like, only 3% of people are now professionally involved in food farming, and that's a good thing.

There is no other way.