skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If humans had even a small hand in the incident then it must be prevented from occurring again. No different than debugging technical issues in a datacenter then finding the root cause and making best efforts to mitigate future incidents, via technical and policy changes. There must be significant consequences for violating the future policies.
You can use 'gcore' (from gdb) to dump the process memory (on Linux) - it tries to create a core file as if it crashed, without crashing it. It's not 100% reliable it sometimes fails - not entirely sure why - but often works.

Then as above you dont really need to understand the memory or variables with debug symbols (though on Linux they generally are available.. and increasingly on the newest distros will automatically be downloaded by debuginfod). You can jsut grep for the text you are looking for and likely it's roughly together in memory.
How I learned to program a Commodore 64 in BASIC and compiled C (2020) [video]
> then it follows that the application of engineering become economically viable on whole new sets of problems.

Agree.

The demand curve for highly skilled SWEs is incredibly robust but has been supply limited. Insofar as AI effectively upskills workers who were just below the demand cliff, this is a boon to workers.

The big shift I see is towards Quality. Implementation has gotten cheaper relative to problem specification and verification.
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If you down vote, why? Do we think Microsoft is a charity?
Hayes command set history: The tech that dialed in a million modems
I’ve read the same headline like 100 times from different people, at this time it is on you if you loose everything to them. Dont use garbage.
The official website shown for IAH is a limo company. Looks like not great web scraping. I also find this unattractive and not useful, and I love airports.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_eel

https://ocean.si.edu/ocean-life/fish/bioluminescence

I'm wavering over the two perspectives here. It does make sense that a water environment places far too many barriers on all sorts of natural processes, chemical, & physical, that seem necessary for any sort of technology. On the other hand we do have another form of "terra-"centric bias here, this time regarding the 'alien' -- the essense of the question considered imo -- environment and its alien creatures. So maybe there are in fact possibility spaces and progressive trajectories for 'high technology and science' via entirely novel takes on environmental manipulation. So, sure, no fire under water, but they have electricity [and light sources] (!!) on tap. Maybe Octopus sages will hit on 'eletricity' before 'fire'. Maybe they will learn to farm and control large collections of eels to power stuff [or build logic gates ..]. Maybe they will develop PSI powers (a bit woo) but who knows.

p.s. turns out in fact they do use other creatures as 'tools':

https://octonation.com/octopedia/blanket-octopus/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_man_o%27_war
Not to mention it was morning rush hour. People need to get to work on time.
The short version: I was working on and off on upwork for the past... 10 years or so (since they were called elance). Didn't had too many projects (less than 20) and only applying there only for very small gigs, when I had some breaks from my regular clients (a couple of times per year).

Some years ago, one of my client went out of business and I wanted to give upwork a serious go, as I already had _some_ projects there, the account was verified and such.

Start applying on jobs that matched my skill set, asking for my regular hourly rate (hence the audacity). Looking backward, my requested rate wasn't even that high, but that's a story for another time. :)

Dunno how they work now, but back then they had a certain amount of credits every month that you could use to apply to jobs. IIRC, you could apply to 10-15 jobs every month with those credits.

Which I did.

I applied to about ten jobs, on most didn't had any replies from the client (they either closed the job or picked someone else), but the gist is that I didn't get any job.

One day, I get an email where the gist was: you weren't able to get any clients with your credits, so we don't need you. Same as OP, tried to contact them, but the decision was final and that's that. Fortunately, I didn't loose anything but some internet points :)
A decentralized social network with a chance of working
Not for long: https://levelup.gitconnected.com/docker-on-apple-silicon-mac...
You are obviously not a classical musician--live music in a concert hall is a completely different experience than listening to high-quality audio by yourself. I'd bet a thousand dollars that I can tell the difference between listening to music in a concert hall vs. listening out of high-quality speakers.
I wonder how much leverage Signal has here, if any. I have a friend whose partner worked at a high level in the UK Gov in the foreign affairs area. Still don't have any idea of what they did exactly, other than vague but incredibly interesting stories. They mentioned it was the app they were told to use for communication with official contacts. This was a number of years ago though.
Well if that hole in the ozone layer passes overhead it might have a point :D
I have used it for a numerical optimisation library that I wrote as part of a class.

It’s probably also useful in population and metaheuristic scenarios where the optimisation objective can be described mathematically, allowing you to make use of GPGPUs, and if possible first and second order derivatives.
I just learned this two days ago after researching the history of rice crispies on Wikipedia.

Baader-meinhof strikes again!
Lol, I was applying asking for my regular rate.
The House of Commons can just pass a bill unchanged three times, at which point the lords cannot overrule it.

Yes the rules are silly, but in practice all the House of Lords can do is debate, suggest changes，and delay a little.
This interpretation of renormalization supposes that there is a more fundamental theory at a higher energy scale from which the quantum field theories arise. These then have an effective field theory which is evolved to the energies that are used in current experiments. During this evolving the non-renormalizable interactions go down but not the renormalizable ones which suggests an explanation why we only seem to need the renormalizable ones. However, if one starts out with the idea that something more fundamental exists at higher energy scales one has already proven that QED is 'wrong' in the sense that it is not a fundamental theory.
I remember the same feeling in Witcher 3, exploring the buildings and markets on the big bridges in Novigrad.
Maybe you have stellar junior engineers, but I find reviewing GPT code as very similar to reviewing purely human code. We just need to get much better at verification…
My experience as well. The generated code is absolutely kept and used (excepting the template, but even that serves as a nice example to follow for people who are newer). Mainly the only changes are to add validation code and some business logic here or there depending on how complex the behavior needs to be (again mainly validation). The generated code is a big help, and we still use it for every new model despite being able to easily add new stuff manually.
Going from nostalgic innovative technology to war machines it’s not something I love. ‘Merica.
Impressed with their criteria and design of their experiment.

Also, very sympathetic with the inventor being upset with use of the symbol out of it's place, thereby reducing it's effectiveness. This seems like one instance where copyright law should be implemented and strictly enforced, some kind of license free-to-use for actual biohazards but not anything else.
Hi José, thanks for joining the discussion!

The sibling to this post (by “traverseda”) is more informed and informative than I could hope to write. I will add that Django has Manager classes that have default behavior included for interacting with the query API, and they can be customized to your needs. You can even have multiple managers for a given model.

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.1/topics/db/managers/

It’s been a few years since I used Django, but I remember its model layer fondly, and still follow the framework’s release processes.

One of the areas where Django lags is being fully async (Python imposed a lot of limitations on async operations for most of its life). The upcoming 4.2 release of Django is laying the groundwork for async DB operations.
You are not sure because you have higher idealistic goals. At this very moment, this initiative is the right thing to do.
Six years after the 100MB zip drive became available was too little too late.

The year 2000 was also the point where USB had become established as the most convenient way to connect removable storage to a PC.
See last faq item “what happens if a user is no longer connected to the institution”!

https://www.surf.nl/en/faq-mastodon-pilot?dst=n84965
I think the premise of "Institutional Investing for Reputation Management from Media Corporations"-as-a-service has some merit as an allegation against him.

It's very clear that many disparate publications and outlets went out of their way to paint him in a positive light, which even by itself is a concerning condemnation of modern journalistic integrity.

The question that will inevitably come up is where was the line crossed? It's certainly not an overtly bad thing to offer financial support to news media, since it's hard to make an honest dollar just reporting the truth these days; but then, they didn't really do that, did they? They took his money, which turned out to be just regular folks' money, spun his bullshit high and low, near and far, and now it's apparently no big deal that all these companies have fat wallets since baby boy is probably going to get locked up for a while.

I don't know, the whole things reeks of corruption and cronyism. Too many people with too many motives and way too much money involved to find a clear cut path through the story.

Edit: I might as well add, I suspect the entire Effective Altruism microcosm will begin to collapse, rank and file upwards, as the truth comes out now that SBF is revealed to be a gigantic fraudster playing every possible fiduciary misbehavior in the playbook.
The uks main export is corruption.

It keeps its populus under educated and feeds them hate and tales of past glory.

Its an embarrasment.

The democracy is just another element of that fantasy world they project. With first past the post democracy cannot be a goal.
Fun!

Out of curiosity, is it possible to tack with a square rig, or do you always have to jibe? I've tried all kinds of strategies, including dropping all sails at 11 knots, and I just can't make it through irons.
The internet and children’s psychological wellbeing (2020)
Oh, I know. You're fine.
Now IBM Watson Health, sorry, Merative decimates staff
this is a really good comment, and i agree with it. but i do think there is a seperate point that the experiment reinforces, which is that the perception of musical skill is highly contingent on non musical things for most people. as a musician, its sometimes frustrating because i dont want to focus on the "dumb stuff" (things that arent about rhythm, tone, melody, harmony etc), but sometimes feel like i need to. i'm not saying its wrong to meet the audience where there at, but its annoying when people overestimate their perception
AI artwork is not authored by humans, so can't be protected by copyright
Vixra is a huge red flag for those not aware. It means the research is so actively questionable that it's not allowed on the non-peer reviewed arxiv server. That's an extremely low bar to clear. There are a lot of crackpots on arxiv, you need something special to get kicked off.
It is totally fine to get spoiled if you consider it is better :D

Your case about structure.sql is interesting. It would be nice if we could automate it somehow but, if we simply tried to re-run a changed migration, then the migration would likely fail because the other operations in it (such as adding fields), you already exist, no?

Do you have any suggestions/ideas on how to tackle this? We could have a "mix ecto.migration.fix" that reverts the last migration, wait until you close/save the file, and migrate again, but I am not sure how useful it would be. How would Django approach this? If you auto-migrate and then do further changes, does it change the existing migration or does it generate new ones?

PS: the changeset functions are pretty much on purpose though. It is important to decouple the validation from the schema because a single schema can have several validations rules (and they can diverge overtime!).
I've got room for the big boxes. Does anyone sell reasonably affordable ones these days?
Looks like his altruism was based on what would earn him more brownie points basically
Print debugging is one of the best ways to learn about buffering and the difference between stdout and stderr.
Except, you're proving mine.

In a thread full of people gushing on Mac speakers, me saying it's an okay but overpriced machine is considered "hating for the sake of hating"
I have friends in the art world and they pointed out that actually could be a fair price, because without a document
of provenance and authenticity the art isn’t worth anything to a collector.
Bitcoin mining rig found stashed in school crawlspace
Most security professionals will tell you that even with monitoring the average MTTD is 212 days.

It’s been a big problem that needs fixing across the industry.

https://venturebeat.com/security/report-average-time-to-dete...
Faster way to disable FaceTime is to hold power and volume-up for a few seconds to bring up the power-down interface. You don't need to power down or do anything - once that interface loads, the iPhone will disable FaceTime login.
>He was genuinely confused, and was asking why I would care about privacy unless I have something to hide...

That's so oft-repeated it's become a cliché when someone is making a disparaging impersonation of a typical Daily Fail[0] reader. "If you've nothing to hide, you've nothing to fear!" said in a braying upper class Tory accent.

Of course, the ultimate irony was when David Cameron was PM and the Panama pepers came to light, exposing all his dad's shady dealings and secret offshore bank accounts [1]. Cameron's spokeswoman told the press "A family's finances are their own private affair" This kind of sums up what life in the UK is like. A priveleged ruling class, with utter contempt for the electorate; "Do as we say. Not as we do!".

[0] Daily Fail = The Daily Mail. A right-wing tabloid newspaper which is a by-word for the kind of zzz-elebrity gossip mixed with anti-immigrant "hanging's too good for them" ranting that [unfortunately] appeals to a large enough percentage of the British population, to keep the Tories in power, seemingly for the foreseeable future.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/04/panama-papers-d...

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/07/david-cameron-a...

[1] https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/david-camero...

[1] https://archive.is/T32k4
Also on arxiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.02078
Companies can't shut you up using severance pay, at least in the US
On the Mac, you can use those MS products without it taking over your user account.

You can also use any of various other products that compete with them (Google Apps, iWork, Zoom, etc).

Just because MS makes a specific package that businesses like doesn't mean that they can't use something else if MS is becoming more of a problem than they're worth.
We moderate less, not more, when YC or a YC-related startup is the story: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu....
Democracy is a very weird term, dictate of the majority can be a democratic. We should use very specific names, like independence of court system, accessibility of court/lawyer procedures, level of politically motivated crimes(those have a huge impact on people's willingness to act for all of this to improve), freedom of speech, freedom of movement, highly competitive democratic procedures, freedom of economic entrepreneurship, freedom of personal relationships, etc
ChatGPT get-rich-quick schemes are coming for magazines, Amazon, and YouTube
You are implying that there are 2 discrete states: fully charged and fully discharged. In reality, this is an infinite spectrum.

You will know when the capacitors are actually empty. When you flip on a 2-4kW pro audio amp, you can hear the electromagnetic forces for about a second. If you have a UPS on the same circuit, it will likely trip. That is empty. During normal use, there is no such thing as empty.
30 years ago; Marc Andreessen proposed the <img> HTML tag
> I'm a little surprised at people here who claim to be classical music aficionados and yet haven't heard of him.

How about they heard of the composers that he played the music of (Bach, Massenet, Schubert and Ponce), but not of the guy that played?

When I go and buy a Big Mac, I care that it's a Big Mac, not whether the cook that re-heated it today was Bob or Joe.
>Doesn’t London have one of the most extensive surveillance systems in the world sans china?

Yes. But, to be fair, it has worked. London is lauded throughout the rest of the UK for its complete lack of violent crime

</sarcasm>
Zooming in/out spams entries in your browser history. I haven’t looked but guess it’s a case of history.replace va history.push in js.
The "bunch of stuff" is precisely the part where estimation comes in. There is no direct temperature sensor to measure from, the only thing available is the voltage levels on the speaker. As the patent says it's a 2 level estimate: estimate of impedance from voltages -> estimate of temperature from modelling the speaker's physical parametrs as a function of the driving signal and impedance estimate.

With patents it's not the general idea that's being patented. The patent itself cites many earlier patents which operate around the same general idea just with slightly different implementations on how the control process is fed and how it reacts.
Oh, so it's not the users at all, it's that you have tools to manage Windows and didn't set up tools to manage anything else even though they exist; like a Linux admin complaining that Windows is unmanageable because ansible doesn't work well on it.
Warren also seemed to strongly hint (quoted below) that Treasury should be getting more of its revenue from corporate income tax. Maybe your quoted part was him reinforcing that point and putting BAs money where its mouth is.

"The $32 trillion of revenue was garnered by the Treasury through individual income taxes
(48%), social security and related receipts (34 1⁄2%), corporate income tax payments (8 1⁄2%) and a
wide variety of lesser levies. Berkshire’s contribution via the corporate income tax was $32 billion
during the decade, almost exactly a tenth of 1% of all money that the Treasury collected.
8

And that means – brace yourself – had there been roughly 1,000 taxpayers in the U.S.
matching Berkshire’s payments, no other businesses nor any of the country’s 131 million
households would have needed to pay any taxes to the federal government. Not a dime."
Yeah, I’d never thought of the overuse aspect of symbols like this, and I agree. I think it should be enforced.
IANAL, but as far as I know, in the US, you are automatically granted copyright protection on any original creative work. Copyright is different than Licenses although licenses can be used to confer copyrights.
Ah sorry, I should have clarified in my original message. The page I linked to is our public marketing site, which is a static site built with Next. The Phoenix application is the product that the site is talking about (Duffel Links).
Inflation is not caused by profits or wages. Read Friedman. No one has yet made a convincing argument that he was wrong. Inflation is a monetary phenomena, not a function of normal supply & demand. In other words, it's precipitated by governments monetary practices. Look at the US, who spent 15+ years with very easy money. Now they are inflating like crazy. Proponents of Modern Monetary Theory are either ideological or simply liars. Debt matters, government spending matters, money supply growth matters. Lying about the actual inflation rate matters (the US again). As for the minimum wage, look at what happened with San Francisco & Seattle boosted their minimum wage. The current economic situation is nothing new. It's as simple as a grad school case study in macroeconomics
It is only sound advice if you already know Python/Django really well and don't mind context-switching your language. If you know Elixir/Phoenix well, you can easily crank out simple sites that don't use any real-time stuff as well as any other framework, and you get the added benefit of blazing fast (pre-compiled) templates and a highly robust database connection pool. Personally I prefer to keep as much as possible in the same language/ecosystem rather than having to straddle.
"I've personally never considered it the responsibility of my university to educate me" - you're going to have to explain yourself
France secretly owns 14 countries (CFA Franc)
The purpose of the H-1B visa program is to help US companies fill highly skilled jobs that require specialized knowledge and expertise that are not readily available in the US labor market. Given that purpose, the source country should not matter. If applicants from a particular country are not as skilled as those from another country, then that's certainly something to take into account. But the applicant's skin color isn't relevant, given the purpose.
Go Bindings for GNU Recutils
They provide the capital required for that venture.
I didn't think I needed to provide evidence, because it is common sense driven by basic supply and demand.

You want a developer, then if all or nearly all developers are employed you need to offer higher wages to them to defect to your company. If however you can import an immigrant and pay them the same or lower wage (which is better than they get in their home country), then suddenly you don't need to offer a higher wage to local developers.

The fact that I need to explain, and prove, this to supposedly intelligent people is frankly mind boggling.
Moving account to another instance after graduating is easy. You keep all your follows and followers.
Disagree, its a huge pain. Im working with Qt QML everyday building an HMI and getting the layouting etc right is really time consuming compared to any other framework Ive work with.
IBM has been sued multiple times and lost multiple times on ageism. Recently they settled on Jan 23rd, because discovery found a email trail that they do not want exposed to the public.
How Socialism Boosts American Sport
mruby 3.2.0
We are literally in a threat complaining that the cost of Windows is wildly higher than the cost of buying a box copy of the software. So yeah, in this context Linux is free.
This is political grandstanding and virtue signalling. It also presumes that increasing taxes above current levels helps the economy-- that is definitely not a given. The real reason, I suspect, is that elites have a lot of political control, increasing taxes increases that power, and it makes it harder for competition to catch up. So increasing taxes is a moat for the elite and helps the government achieve the elites' political goals; win-win for them, but a loss for the economy and the common man. But great for virtue signalling.
As a frequent flyer on small aircraft (nearly all of one side of my family has worked in aviation: cessna, boeing, piper, beech, embraer) - this looks nothing like the charts I'm used to viewing.
No they can't. The House of Lords is not completely powerless, but reform measures have left it with much less power than the House of Commons today.

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