skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a weird license that seems to say "you can use this as long as you don't compete with us", with an automatic switchover to Apache 2.0 in 5 years. Definitely better than closed source, but probably not Open Source by the OSI definition.
This is a very specific HN sentiment. Not sure if the same sentiment is shared by general public
If everyone is infringing copyright, no one is infringing copyright. This is a dead-end thought.
When a borrower defaults then some fraction of the outstanding balance is destroyed.
Ask HN: Create a new product vs. adding a feature to an existing one?
I currently have a product that is selling decently. I want to add a new feature that will be very helpful to customers, however I could also spin it as a standalone product as it will potentially bring me more revenue (as the product is a one time license thing)

When should I do the former vs the latter? Any heuristics?

How do I balance improving the existing product vs launching new ones? Any thoughts are appreciated :)

Before someone mentions switch to SaaS, although it would be nice, the marketplace I am currently selling at does not allow SaaS.
We've added a bunch of new features based on feedback since the last time:

- We have a team that can assess submissions now to save companies time.

- We published our assessment rubrics for each test so companies can use this to save time, if they wish to assess submissions on their own.

- We've added a whole lot of new tests. Some can be done in any language, some are more specific (rust, react, C#, Java, etc.).

- Add an activity log to give reviewers an insight into the timeline a candidate followed for their interview.

One part of this that we've yet to truly crack is pricing; in the background we're offering various different pricing models that each work well for certain companies but haven't found a one-size fits all yet.
Okay, so "short periods" that add up to significantly more than half the time? Since even if you spend every other week or every other month in another country that leaves you plenty of learning time if you want to.

That scenario adds up, it just wasn't what I thought when I saw "short periods".
right, corrected my post. These models are named too similarly
google3 should be enough of a data set to train on?
March 2023 Battery Ventures State of Cloud Software Spending Report
Java 8 is an antiquated runtime. You're doing a disservice to your customers and developers by continuing to use it.
This is just a toggle, it's not consenting anything. You already consented at signup.
ChatGPT is not nearly as good of a product as what was demoed by Microsoft if you want to make that comparison.

Not talking about LLMs/underlying model. I don’t think adobe makes their own either. Talking about the interface to it.
IMO, the only way that would be possible is if they buried some kind of telemetry in their code. I don't support that kind of thing, but you could also pass that off to investors as "trying".
> That'd be true today in a timeline where Napoleon won.

Or a timeline in which the Roman Empire never collapsed. Which is what I think is a better comparison to China.
The same applies to Clojure CLR, right?
There was an article on slate.com about this same issue [1] where the tl;dr is government organizations outsource project management and any other expertise required to run a large scale (or small scale!) infrastructure project.

If the organization that needs a thing done has no idea how to do the thing, it's unsurprising they do it poorly.

[1] https://slate.com/business/2023/02/subway-costs-us-europe-pu...
French Smoking Stats - https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/FRA/france/smoking-rat...

Since 2000 to 2022 smoking rate in France declined from 34.2 to 33.4
That's exactly my point with effectiveness of Ads.

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People flock to these markets ( Crypto _ in a bull run.
That's the whole definition of a bubble.

The target of these ads don't buy in downtime.
They are looking to get rich quick.

Most crypto enthusiasts aren't flocking to buy crypto right now.
Just HODLing. Most are underwater anyways.

Let me know how effective these crypto ads are during the next bull run when everyone is buying.
The lasting contribution of the Iraq war is that it has permanently poisoned this discourse. It's all just whataboutism from here on.
You're very welcome! Your work in computing and math will change our world; may it be for the better.
Man, Adobe knows what they're doing. This is the right response to image generative AI, to integrate it into workflows.
The involuntarily celibate (don't say incel, that'll be a slur tomorrow) consider the word "fucking" to be a triggering term used by the sex-privileged /s
The license comes with restrictions on what you can use your derivative works for - e.g. not creating an in-memory datastore service. It's essentially an Apache 2 with a "Also AWS can't just steal it and sell it as a service when it gets huge"

Is it open-source? Well, depending on your definition probably not. Is it a fair license? Yeah I'd think so.
I assume this is a reference to the recent krazam video?
I used to visit this site a great deal but I haven't been there in years. I don't even know how many years.

Other than generally Amazon doing layoffs my guess is interest in equipment that they talk about has dropped greatly and specifically because of smartphone cameras (Iphone in particular in my case). I have an expensive Sony Camera (several thousand for the body with a $2000 lens and other lenses) and haven't used it in years. I just use the Iphone. And I am someone that had a darkroom years ago and really enjoyed photography (and made money selling pictures even). It was a big deal to me to take pictures. But it was more exclusive since most people didn't have a professional camera.

Photography has changed in the sense that back when I did and enjoyed it there weren't any digital aids or easy ways to make pictures look good. Or be able to just take as many pictures as you wanted in all sorts of light conditions. And that was actually part of the fun for me. I mean even my Sony camera can't fix pictures like the iphone can on the fly.

The iphone (I've had all of them now an iphone 14 pro max is what I use) is just good enough to provide enjoyment.
It doesn't because they made all the depositors whole. If they didn't do that then the last 30% or whatever depositors remained would have taken all the losses.

Regulators have broad power to close banks. They could have done so when SVB failed to raise equity or really before that. Run stops because deposits are transferred to a healthy bank.
Sorry, that was rude of me. I know it's a ton of work, and am endlessly appreciative of the work you (I assume?) and others have been doing to push this forward.
> They used a 3D printer to produce......

Wow really upping the pucker factor in one of my favorite hobbies.
Industry Research Forecasts First EVTOL Routes and Use Cases
uBlock Origin 1.48 adds readiness status, code viewer, and other fixes
1) As much as we all love to see clean and logically structured code, this is largely irrelevant for your customers. What they care about is "Does your software solve the specific problem I have today?" They are not sitting awake at night wondering "Gee, I hope my SaaS uses clean design patterns inspired by the gang of 4."

2) A startup business only has a certain amount of runway available to survive. Delivering as fast as possible is very often a matter of survival. Delivering the most beautiful code too slowly means that your business fails.
So, just like what fish shell gives out of the box :)
While you're not wrong, I'm gonna put my graphic designer hat back on for the first time since high school and point out that sometimes you _do_ want those invisible elements still there, especially if you're gonna want to do further editing on the file later on.
The issue at hand is that a huge number of people make a living by aggregating online information. They might convey this to others via speech, but the 'human touch' isn't always adding anything to the interaction.
DPReview has been a constant companion for the photography nerd for a LONG time now. It will be missed.
> [..] but the US and its allies are the ones who wanted to encircle Russia by expanding NATO eastwards, even after they promised not to.

This is simply not correct, and even Gorbachev has confirmed this. There has never been any agreement stating that NATO is not allowed to accept new members in any particular direction. There were statements made by western politicians but never any pen to paper. The sovereign states that have joined NATO have not done so because of some US campaign or persuasion, but by their own free will. Your statement is indirectly saying that these countries are too dumb to decide for themselves, it's incredibly condescending.
this is really creative, using OpenAI bowdlerism as a service. that said i encourage people to both stand by things theyve said in the past and to consider future vibe shifts when saying something in the present public record
Damn, I did not know this was part of Amazon. I assumed it essentially printed money from affiliate links.
Seems like you get 25 free faster generations per week.
It's also worth considering is that there are quite a number of fraudulent images on Adobe Stock, which means that the Firefly dataset without a doubt contains some amount of unlicensed material.
What's wrong with match? I've used it quite a bit and it is quite powerful.
> They have a right to stop you from "learning" from their code.

They absolutely do not, and as pedantic as it may be I think it's very important that you and everyone else in this thread know what their rights are.

If you sign a contract / EULA that says you cannot decompile someone's code than yes you are liable for any damages promised in that contract for violating it.

But who says that I ever signed a EULA for the games I decompiled? Who says I didn't find a copy on a hard drive I bought at a yard sale or someone sent me the decompiled binary themselves?

Those people may have violated the contract but I did not.

There is no law preventing you from learning from code, art, film or any other copyrighted media. Nor is there any law (or should there be any law IMO) that stops an AI from learning from copyrighted media.

Learning from each other regardless of intellectual property law is how the human race advances itself. The fact that we've managed to that automate human progress is incredible, and it's very good that our laws are the way they are that we can allow that to happen.
Brilliant idea honestly.

If someone wanted to use this for "opposition research" purposes, they could run this against any "up and coming" public figures...

* Regional politicians

* TV show contestants

* High school / college athletes

* White collar workers receiving major promotions

* etc.

Take screenshots / records of the tweet, then figure out what to do next. Could range from storing for a rainy day or building a SaaS that reaches out to those folks and helps them find/delete the old content.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah but Adobe will presumably outspend stability.ai/midjourney/the stable diffusion community 10 to 1, plus they have access to better datasets. I think if they play this right this could end up building them a moat rather than filling it in.
> Dragonfly throughput is 25X higher than Redis for both GET and SET operations.

That's unbelievable. In both senses of that phrase.
How about, just don't be a piece of shit in general? The whole do onto others etc... Or just mind your own business, shit doesn't involve you.
This is likely a deliberate blow to Google. Web search for detailed camera reviews will suffer . The remnant traffic will hit Amazon
Com product page.
Microsoft, Tencent, Baidu Adopting Nvidia CV-CUDA for Computer Vision AI
/chefskiss.

I truly appreciated this.
I've seen this with roads. 1/2 mile closed or under construction for the whole summer. And then 4 miles of another road seems like they do it in 2 weeks.
I just got accepted into Bard; I joined the waitlist when this post was 24 minutes old.
WHOOO ANOTHER WAITLIST! THANKS GOOGLE you made my day letting me sign up to your waitlist!
fzf actually has a huge list of functions for the shell to use on their wiki

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/examples
I don't know about Japan, but this is certainly not the case for Italy and Germany. Even though they might have started existing as political entities in the late 19th century, the idea of "Germany" or "Italy" existed long before that. To give you an example, both Dante and Machiavelli mention an idea of a unified state for Italians. Not to mention the Roman home province of "Italia" which corresponds more or less with today's Italy.
Who Killed Credit Suisse?
How many flavours of Multiverse are there?
US debt to GDP ratio has been over 120% since 2020. By IMF definition that's an economic death spiral. By 2028 all of our loan payments for all this printed money will only be going to the interest, and the death spiral will be irreversible with insolvency by 2042. Unless they reset the system or erase debt globally.
"Looks like I found some old tweets that will likely get you canceled. I'll explain why in a second.

[Fairly benign tweet using the word dipshit]

I cannot fulfill this prompt as it goes against OpenAI's content policy to promote offensive language and content that may be deemed culturally insensitive, sexist, or racist."
Can't control what you did when you were 13.
The entire world watched in awe. Here in Switzerland (a very well-developed country), buying a house is something done in the forties, if you are middle to upper middle class. Otherwise, you rent forever.
> How about, just don't be a piece of shit in general? The whole do onto others etc... Or just mind your own business, shit doesn't involve you.

When are you going to start following your own advice?
I've been seeing mentions of fzf for some time but this article might make it try it.

Zsh's H-S-MW plugin [1], which provides multi word CTRL+R to search the history + a couple of half-assed tools I wrote [2] seem to cover most of the think I would need fzf for, but maybe fzf would work better or be a useful addition to my toolset. Maybe it could replace those half-assed tools.

Of course I intensively use ripgrep.

[1] https://github.com/z-shell/H-S-MW

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34495070
They won't. They own the hardware, the distribution channels and the datacenters.

For comparison, despite making professional music is even easier (a copy of Ableton Live Lite and a few hours of studio recording for the vocals makes for less than 300$) every single music chart is still dominated by music made by corporations (Universal Sony / Time Warner, mainly).

On the other hand, music is less valuable than ever. From 20$/unit (the price of a CD) to 0.0004c for stream. Or you get lucky and somehow someone buys your music during bandcamp friday.

Just a subset of Musicians are still around because they're famous enough to get an audience for their tours and/or dj sets. Visual artists have nothing comparable to sustain themselves.
I bet the banks would jump at the chance to turn a $600 billion hole into a $540 billion hole.
I know how I wound up one. Long story. Get your hanky.

Cheers, and carry on the Wonderful!
I’m currently reading your standard ebook! Very nice.

I have to admit, “very nice” here just means I haven’t noticed your work because it sits in the background and lets me enjoy the book. Lol. Such is the fate of a good front end developer as well.
hi, I'm an artist, I do not give a shit about other humans looking at my work, I am delighted when a younger pro comes to me and thanks me for what they learnt from my work. That tells me they were fascinated enough with it to look at it and analyze it again and again. I made a connection with them via my drawing skills.

I am catastrophically unhappy at the prospect of a corporation ingesting a copy of my work and stuffing it into a for-profit machine without my permission. If my work ends up significantly influencing a generated image you love, nobody will ever know. You will never become a fan of my work through this. You will never contribute to my Patreon. You will never run into me at a convention and tell me how influential my work was to something in your life. Instead, the corporation will get another few pennies, and that is all.
good ol' google ghetto multi account system. so much time wasted wrangling this stuff for docs permissions
Best in what sense? This is automating outrage. While it's framed as a helpful tool for tweet authors, it's clearly a ruse. Come on, it even comes with an "expose tweet" button, so that you can cancel others without the inconvenience of copying and pasting a link...
Hard pack on a hill doesn't seem to make sense for bicycles either
Not trying to be rude, but when you're a company the size of Google - that's had MASSIVE lawsuits - you can't just willy-nilly release products globally.
And of course, depending on chipsets used, that could be an expensive retrofit for existing tractors if BSD/etc doesn't support what is currently in use, or the providers or JD have to write their own drivers to support a BSD usage.

Even then, there's still the likelihood they are using GPL code/libraries above and beyond Linux itself.
Do you use vanilla bean extract or the imitation stuff?
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My understanding is that the COLA for SS is codified into law basically and can't really be toyed with.
>If you don't understand it don't check it in.

I work in code security, and after helping any number of customers, I can tell you this isn't how far too many programmers work.

A client recently had a problem with a project that had over 1200 node_modules.

1200...

Let that sink in. There is absolutely no way in hell they even had any idea about a small portion of the code they were including.
But they hate them without racism.
You're spot on, this is _THE_SITE for extremely detailed analysis of of cameras/lenses/etc. I have no idea what will end up filling the gap of losing something like this.

I hope Chris and Jordan continue on their Youtube journey and make the content they've been making, but man, there's still a need for a detailed text based site with super indepth info about modern camera equipment.

Such a bummer.
How do you square "humans try to reduce their impact" with the fact that, exactly like vegetation, we're changing the entire atmosphere of the planet? And getting plastic everywhere from Everest to Mariana Trench, to boot?
Most famous actors didn't start out that way so I would still argue it is.

It also doesn't change the fact that software engineers largely tend to be anti-union while simultaneously protesting things unions are designed to protect.
Yes it was. USA only at first, I can't remember the product(s).
IMO you're neglecting the thousands of improvements in the HotSpot runtime.
I can't think of an author I miss more but 155CAD for a book with 6 illustrations seems crazy, especially when Banks isn't exactly making profit from this.
(1) How can the user detect it? The service can request a password reset at any time. Most alerts go through emails which the provider can hide. It's only a bad practice since password reuse exists and people trust services not to exploit that fact.

(2) That is how it usually works.

(3) You can collect the information for security purposes just fine under the GDPR.

Providing a better user experience while maintaining a similar amount of security is a net positive
imho. the related talk of prof. richard wolff is easily consumable for people w/o a deeper economic background:

"Prof. Richard Wolff: The Economics of the US-China Cold War & Ukraine War"

* https://youtu.be/aok4FvtsSeg
Did you see how it accurately put the snow on the surfaces where it would accumulate? I don't know how to do that with SD, but I'll try it later with ControlNet.
corporations cant be trusted to spend the peoples money.
That blew my mind, thanks so much for sharing
Yeah, maybe they could have beaten MSFT to the purchase.
Seems to be Redis/Memcached API-compatible. Can I use it as a drop-in replacement?
> That's completely different from reading and learning from code, which is what grondo described.

AI (e.g. copilot) has already been shown to break copyright of material in its training set. Thats the context of this whole thread.
Since you try to bring scientific rigor into the discussion, could you point me to some evidence that the epiphenomal effects of the named condition are clearly merely caused by a temporary increase in receptor densities?

Having taken several neuroscience classes, I think that claim is a gross oversimplification and an overly reductionist take on the incredibly complex topic at hand.

> So tell me again how this is beneficial?

I can't answer that question as I have made no statement about any purported benefits or lack thereof.
Is that real? Scary.

Are we heading to a 1984 + Brave New World future?
This is both exciting and anxiety inducing. ClosedAI integration is a feature to compete with O365 and others, but I will approach activating any of that on my server with extreme caution. I am a Ludite who likes being in a data silo.
I do think times have changed though, DPReviews fortunes arguably have mirrored the fortunes of the ILC (interchangeable lens camera) market. The site (along with flickr.com...) was a daily visit for me 15 years ago at the height of the DSLR boom, but I honestly now can't remember the last time I checked.

ILC/DSLR annual sales volume peaked in ~2010 I believe, and has rapidly declined ever since really, another victim of the rapid pace of improvement in smartphones. If we are being blunt, Amazon bought dpreview to use as a sales funnel for DSLRs and cameras, which they simply don't sell so much of anymore. A sad day though.

I know dpreview covers cameras beyond ILCs, but ILC reviews where always by far the most popular content on the site - in the DSLR boom/Phil Askey years it simply was the gold standard in DSLR reviews. I still remember pouring over the classic battle between Canon's 300D and Nikon's D70 for entry level 6mp DSLR supremacy constantly on dpreview circa 2003/4.
That stinks. I was just using them in the past few weeks researching new lenses.
Predicting the future correctly isn't a matter of competence... And yes, even Google can't scale infinitely in the face of an actual physical resource constraint. When I worked there, there was a period when there was a shortage of memory chips, which required a lot of creativity. I suspect the current period is very constrained by how fast AI/ML focused chips can be manufactured.
I can trivially torrent movies at home also. But then going out and selling them is widely accepted as being "wrong".
"being a piece of shit" is completely subjective and has changed a lot over the years. A lot of people who are now offended by everything used to take pride in being offensive, because "offensive" used to mean something else.
Are you implying that the Clubhouse got worse because they brought in Android users? Because, if you are, that's pretty ......
It was also far ahead of the competition. From the early reviews I’m seeing here, this isn’t
Heck, they still have a published whitelist of countries, though it is very long now.
This was one of the best sites ever, if you were into photography, or worked at an imaging company (both, in my case).

I'll miss their detailed analyses.
A Map of Places with in the US the Same Name
I came here hoping someone had archived it first. Sigh.
Let they who have not said stupid shit as a teenager cast the first stone.
So you apparently haven't paid attention at all to all the shrinkflation that has happened over the past 20 years?