skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I meant "preferably without having to collect a huge collection of physical stuff in my house". Vinyl records already take up all the space I want to allocate to media collections ...

Redbox and the library are great suggestions, thank you!
The people in China, India, and Africa don’t want to be living the way they do either. What are you going to do about them?
I was hoping FOX would be forced to retract their lies on their news channel in a long and noticeable segment on prime time.

But with the settlement I doubt that will happen.
It was in space though. You’re misattributing it.
It's not a rebate, it's salary. For a company bringing in 1 million in revenue and paying 1 million in salary, they literally don't have any money in the bank to pay taxes because they haven't profited yet. If they profit the next year because of their new "asset" giving them long term benefits, they would pay then.
What's the best distribution to get "all your modern hardware works out of the box" alongside KDE (which I like a lot better than GNOME or Cinnamon)?

I used Linux Mint, added KDE, but had issues[0] that were showstoppers. Everyone blamed my Nvidia GPU, but that's what my laptop has and it would be very expensive to replace with a comparable all-AMD gaming laptop.

As a "non-expert" Linux user, deciphering the distribution decoder cards has been difficult. Maybe I want newer kernels for better hardware support, but rolling releases mean dealing with more bugs?

[0] Loss of brightness controls, frequent hangs on booting, many games worked great, but a few were very bad. Long-form - https://www.retorch.com/blog/linux-mint.htm
Does it say GPT-4 at the top of the screen?
CAPTCHAs have been broken by primitive AI for a long time (Long before GPT4-like tools). Their only purpose is to deter the lazy bots. User agents, and any other arbitrary HTTP headers, cookies, etc. have been easy to circumvent as long as the internet has existed. The only thing that sort of works is IP reputation but with IPV6 you can have as many legitimate IPs as you want.

tl;dr Dedicated crawlers built by sophisticated actors are more or less impossible to defeat.
Google to launch its first foldable phone, the ‘Pixel Fold,’ in June
Yeah, I'm not following that calculation either. Adding to that:

> Even assuming just upper/lowercase and 20 characters you are looking at 114 bits of entropy.

Upper/lowercase are already 52 characters. If we add digits (0-9) we are already looking at log_2(62^20) = 119 bits of entropy.

On that note: Let's assume the password were indeed purely random and had 119 genuine bits of entropy. If you're the attacker and your goal is to do 1000 (≃ 2^10) rounds of SHA1 for each of those 2^119 potential passwords, couldn't you then just try to brute-force the 128-bit key directly, since 119 + 10 >= 128?

Put differently, wouldn't the statement "A fully random 20-character alphanumeric password has been brute-forced" amount to saying "AES-128 can be brute-forced"?
I really don't know if I'd say that, even as a mid-2000s m-muh soul obsessive (big fan of stuff like Kuuchuu Buranko, Gankutsuou, Haibane Renmei, Texhnolyze, Hidamari, Paranoia Agent, Aria, Standalone Complex, YKK) who's frequently down on new stuff. The interesting part is that I think I can come up with things in basically every subgenre, so it's not as if output is 100% isekai or something.

Just off the top of my head, since 2020-ish, things that'll almost definitely be remembered at least among enthusiasts:

Oddtaxi feels like Satoshi Kon reborn, maybe with some Yuasa on the side

Summertime Render is basically Higurashi x Shiki

Bocchi is powerfully in the tradition of Watamote/NHK

Eizouken fits right in with the other Yuasa shows

Kakushigoto is classic Kumeta and will be remembered alongside Joshiraku/SZS

Chihayafuru was already classic alt-sports, so S3 is more of the same

Dorohedoro was already a classic manga and the adaptation so far has been surprisingly soulful

Jahy and Machikazo Mazoku are up there in comedic SoL with YrYr/Yuyushiki/etc

Ousama Ranking is so thoroughly well-produced I have a hard time seeing it not being remembered

Akiba Maid War and Paripi Koumei were sufficiently novel to be inherently memorable
So doesn't this just incentivize replacing FTE's with contracting firms when starting up?
YC Companies for Wall Street
Why do you think they do not really exist? If someone was to upend Bloomberg or build some Saas research tool, do you think YC would be open to it? I feel like when I search through funded companies that category does not really appear.
The whole story is fake
Building a ChatGPT-enhanced Python REPL
I think sometimes this exact point is lost in the context of a collection of programs that represent a system rather than simply in the context of a single program.
This is not that uncommon. It's a headache for the accounting, but if the change materially extends the life of the asset or improves the asset, then it has to be capitalized. So the schedule would look like 1,000,000 for the original asset. Then depreciated 200,000 for the next year, taking it to 800,000 net of amortization. 150,000 of work is added and capitalized. The next year there's 200,000 of depreciation expense plus 30,000 from the improvements. The same thing happens to other assets. If you do it long enough, you amortize off the original investment and what you are amortizing/depreciating are the improvements.
I remember a friend telling me about it in 2006.

They would order movies and send them back again. Sounded like too much trouble to me, because I had a DVD renting machine next door.

When streaming became a thing, I didn't remember the name and thought Netflix was a brand new thing.
Yes but only if connections aren't reused.
?

Are you just framing up a mobile app for funzies?

Wouldn't it be a professional service, therefore an expense, therefore fully tax deductible?
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There is one free book for modern C https://gustedt.gitlabpages.inria.fr/modern-c

Did not check whether it covers security issues.
Yes. You could look at this as an indictment of the tax system, in that the plain language says what it says, but the IRS expects you to hire an account to make an "appropriate determination."

No small business accountant is incentivized to give you creative opinions, they're just going to go with whatever is the most popular practice. They don't give a fuck how much tax you actually pay.
I don’t think you understand amortized expense accounting and income tax, you have a line item labeled tax on revenue.

What you are showing is cash flow not the income statement and also you don’t understand the tax is based on the income statement and not the salaries being paid or the revenue, but the calculated income for tax purposes.

In the 2nd year it will be 2/5ths, $200K, amortized expense of prior year plus current year, assuming same numbers, and by the 5th year would be full amount.

Your cash flow is correct and yes it becomes -$200K which is really bad. However I wanted to clarify the mechanics.
2nd link would be the closest but not, the right time.
there was definately acoustic energy, in the air, this wasnt ground tremor, it was distinctly different, and the volume followed the appearance, zenith, and dissapearance of the spiral.

it was not a snowquake either, and it wasnt from Clear, or Elmo.
Compared to what they had 5 years ago? Yes, albeit limited in scope.

Compared to Microsoft? It's several orders of magnitude smaller.
I hope they donate them to some libraries or something and not just dump them in a landfill
You can still buy them. And then later re-sell them, if you so choose.
Very interesting video! I have to say I have not really considered changing my cursor much since the heyday of ~2006 Myspace cursor type things. I've sent this tab to my home desktop to give it a try when I get home.

I often find myself gravitating towards sleeker, flashier looking cursors (like a chevron) but sooner or later get annoyed or confused and switch back to the old angled-triangle-wtih-tail.

I'm interested if anyone else has thought more about mouse cursors in recent years and what your findings were!
The cynic in me thinks this will slowly morph into charging access for third-party apps too.

Third-party apps don't show ads; there's no reason ads couldn't be included in the feed and required to be shown as a condition of using the API, but I imagine it makes tracking impressions etc far more difficult. Any new features they add also need to either be incorporated into the API or remain unavailable for those users.

My only hope is that third-party apps remain niche enough that Reddit leaves them be; the first-party experiences are all awful to the point where I would probably just stop using Reddit if third-party offerings become unavailable.
I'm pretty sure that's not true - most normal DVDs/BluRays come with a "not for rental" text somewhere and you can't legally rent them. Distributors sell different copies of discs which specifically are for the rental market and which come with a different licence.
It's not like Americans never get arrested or even jailed for remaining silent, despite it being protected by the fifth amendment.

The US and UK are more similar than they are different.
Related thread including comments from the creator of the Apollo app:

> Funny timing, given the post yesterday and my praise for how communicative Reddit has been, but today there's a comparatively much more vague post about changes to the Reddit API.

> I posted in that thread and asked a few questions which as of the time of posting have not been answered.

> Shortly after the post they emailed me about a meeting, which I've replied to and will keep you all in the loop on.

> - Christian

https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/12qxo6l/reddit_t...
This story prompted me to look into my email archives and I found an email thread from 2002 about how I accentually sent one of my own DVDs back in the Netflix envelope, and we had to straighten that out.
Looks very cool! We use logicloop.com to connect across databases, use ChatGPT to write, fix and explain SQL queries too
Apple uses another legal entity, Cork, Ireland-based Apple Sales International (ASI) that asks Foxconn to produce a purchased device and to ship it directly to the country where it was ordered. This is part of a game called ¨transfer pricing¨, an OECD-approved legal procedure for multinational corporations to lower their overall average effective tax rate by creating a trans-jurisdiction network of company entities with patent/trademark cross-licensing contracts:

https://taxjustice.net/faq/what-is-transfer-pricing/#:~:text....

https://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&do...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%27s_EU_tax_dispute

https://scholar.google.de/scholar?as_ylo=2019&q=oecd+transfe...

It is not just Apple. For example, this permits SIEMENS AG to claim they are headquartered in the low-tax village of Zug, Switzerland for tax purposes, despite the company´s Web pages state the giant has its HQ in Neuperlach Sued, part of Munich, Germany. Governments lose billions in taxes every year from transfer pricing.
It aggravates me that the wealthy can just buy their way out of legal humiliation literally as the trial is underway. Settlements and plea bargains are a cancer on the judicial process.
Not a foolproof method I would trust if I had something to hide from the police.
If the settlement doesn’t include every fox host that lied spending every show for a week stating the knowingly lied, and that their reason was ratings, I don’t see how this results in accountability, and I don’t see how this won’t happen again repeatedly while the GOP continues to undermine the judiciary.
nice, pretty impressive to go from 10% to 70%. Do you also do autogpt style looping with reasking and verification until proper DSL is creating?
California's grid is in no way prepared for the plans of forced electrification that are now in place. It is essentially a plan for the impoverishment and immiseration of Californians in pursuit of utopian climate dreams - an extraordinary waste of resources.
Adding Zonemd Protections to the Root Zone
They're probably treating it the same as refusing to open a safe given a valid warrant; the rights against self-incrimination do not extend to protecting the contents of your safe, drawers, private letters, etc, and also to the contents of your smartphone.
Yeah, what about Apollo which is probably the only reason why I still use Reddit?

EDIT: I guess it’s safe.

> Reddit’s API will remain free to developers who want to build apps and bots that help people use Reddit, as well as to researchers who wish to study Reddit for strictly academic or noncommercial purposes.
Moon to Mars Architecture
What new case law is needed? Fox lied about Dominion and caused provable harm to their business.
And Sidney Dekker will tell you that blaming things on "human error" won't actually help you find the root cause of the problem.
787.5 Million
For Americans the world is America an nothing else
It depends how you use it. I've been using it to skip boilerplate coding and get straight to the meaty bits. It took me a few days to sketch out an application using ChatGPT to handle the boilerplate, including dependency management (python, poetry, etc.).

I've had to handle the specific pieces of implementation myself. Especially unit testing new pieces of code. When asked to generate unit tests, it does ok, but it doesn't get the spirit of the code (my intended purpose) and so I'm left filling in a bunch of blanks.
The Senate doesn't represent people, it represents States. The Representation is exactly equal, as intended: 1 State == 2 Senators.
Some of the concepts are interesting but his prose is rather turgid, large portions of the book are clearly filler written to showcase some idea. It's decent enough though.
I guess there might be a distinction between "development" of software and "maintenance" of software (e.g., bug fixing, refactoring, etc.)?
You also can't say that it isn't helping Reddit users, because the same person may use both platforms.

So the question is: how significant is the union of those two sets?
When you're compensated in private shares, you still owe tax on them.

With public companies you typically "sell to cover" when you vest, but this isn't possible with private shares.

The workaround is the 83(B) election.
> So the title is not correct? API access is free.

They are going to charge for API access, but it will remain free for more limited purposes.
The kernel APIs may also need updates. You shouldn't be able to open a device or file without a security token.
Ironically, my employer just replaces all of Microsoft's crap with its own crap, pushed out to every client through GPOs and SCCM and other tools. So we get full screen banners, sometimes by launching PowerPoint and showing a slide, about things like cybersecurity awareness or [minority group] History Month. And it takes many minutes to boot up and login and get a functional desktop with all that, plus the scanning by McAfee and Nessus and Tanium.
In theory a settlement deal could also include such an apology/retraction, it's whatever both parties agree to.
The price of a launch is not necessarily determined by the money spent developing the launch capability.

What is the EU spending compared to what SpaceX spent to develop its launch vehicles?
The short answer is that it's more complicated to engineer and has its own set of trade-offs. With the push-based models shown in the article, everything works regular HTTP(S), no fancy routing is needed, and the LB needs to keep very little state to do its job.
Where is the outrage like when spaceship man started charging for Twitter's API?
Maybe it was the point? Didn't you notice that the US gained certain lead in software technologies?

The developers, who are paid rather handsomely, also pay rather large amounts of taxes from their salaries. (If fired and jobless, they stop doing that.)
I'm almost positive that Netflix had a licensing agreement to print as many discs as they needed after a while. After the first few years, the number of "branded" discs with the silkscreened movie logos dropped dramatically.
1. What caused the transfer? If not value creation, why was it worth transferring? LOL

2. Ok, so capitalism is fair, then? you get paid what you're worth and control that value privately ... uhh...?

3. Explain the nuance of ownership there, what am I missing that makes it unfair?
This makes most salaries nondeductible, so you will need about 25% more revenue (80% of 21% federal and up to 10% state income tax) to break even than
otherwise. If you’re pre-revenue your runway doesn’t change.
Former epileptic, I've had dozens of MRs and CTs. It's rote for me to see and I never had a visceral reaction and in fact I find it pretty fascinating. The one that I do have that's a standout and quite shocking is my first post-lobeectomy MRI. There's a very noticeable void where my right temporal lobe (+amygdala, cerebellum and hippocampus) were resected. Great conversation starter.
Please don't fulminate on HN, regardless of how right you are, or feel you are.

This is in the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
I come from a poor country. I want people back home to act like the Mormons, not like people in San Francisco. And America exports its culture all around the world. Moreover, I don’t think a hedonistic, individualistic culture is prepared to tackle the challenges we face (like climate change) nor to take society to the next level.
It's possible the settlement will require public retractions and apologies. The hefty payout - $787.5M - seems to demonstrate Dominion had the upper hand in this negotiation, as does the judge's sanctioning Fox and appointing a special master to look into misconduct.
But reselling is always allowed. I wonder where the legal line is between renting and selling back and forth.
Get 4k streaming? Depends on the app, but on my LG OLED and Netflix 4k and Amazon Prime shows are incredible with the right content.
That doesn’t stop media firms after faster results and American voting machine manufacturers lobbying to change things every time we have an election.
Games are my only reason too. Fortunately LTSC saves me most of the madness.
> the k8s cluster will be around for awhile.

without someone maintaining it, it would probably fail by the end of month. That's not considering the constant changes going into it.
I've tried using ChatGPT for writing Vitest tests, and it can't do it, full stop.

If you look at the end, it parroted out some tests for jest. True, the APIs are mostly compatible and you can probably change that to Vitest with a couple of lines of code changed, but for more advanced tests, that won't necessarily work.

Really disappointed to see this so highly upvoted, when it's pure garbage
Dominion in recent days has said they wanted an equivalent effort retracting the lies as was spent spreading them.

We’ll see if that was just posturing with what the settlement terms end up being.
> Despite having used considerable quantities of AMD processors and Intel NICs, we don't get adequate design support for new projects. In addition, the x86 silicon currently offered is not very appealing for our niche of passively cooled boards.

Have Intel and AMD ceded low-power embedded systems to Arm and RISC-V?

Only a handful of Ryzen Embedded (v1000, v2000) board designs were announced. They took years to become available for purchase and cost several multiples of an APU2.

PC Engines offered unmatched flexibility in the sub-$200 x86 segment:

low-power, fanless
open-source coreboot firmware
Intel NICs (vs Realtek)
open schematics
USB, SD, SATA or mSATA storage
ECC RAM
GPIO
TPM and DRTM
3rd party cases for rack/wall mount
supported by Linux, Xen, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, pfSense, OPNsense

earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35614613
No one is questioning that it is working as designed.

That something is working as designed is not an endorsement if the design is bad.
It can be a good motivator and till be failing to serve any greater social purpose. People and organizations can get addicted to money exactly the same as people get addicted to sugar, nicotine, or cocaine. Addicts can be enormously tenacious, creative, and resourceful, but only to the end of feeding their addiction.
Good catch - added - thanks!
> Blaming recruiters for jobs you regret is like blaming the waiter when you ordered the wrong food.

It's definitely on you as the job-seeker to ensure that the role is an actual fit on multiple levels, but there's certainly recruiters out there that can be unscrupulous and will deliberately steer you towards roles that may not be in your best interests. Over my ~13 year career in the industry I've encountered some great recruiters but for every one good one, I'd say about 3-4 were just in it to collect their commission/fee/etc and move on to the next. Issues I've had to deal with:

1) People using recruiting simply as a stepping stone to something else - these types had no incentive to ensure long term job-seeker satisfaction and would often try really hard to get me to accept a role even if it was far below my acceptable comp range or in an area I didn't have much interest in, because they were desperate to meet their billing quota or whatever for the quarter

2) Some would neglect to mention things such as high churn (due to poor management or overworked staff), boring work (maintaining legacy systems with little to no greenfield dev involved) etc and instead only focus on the positives

Essentially, their loyalty lies with those paying them, and it's worth keeping this in mind anytime you find yourself working with a 3rd party recruiter. Those that've been in the industry for a while probably already know this, but for newcomers or those that just haven't worked much with them, these are important things to be aware of.

I should highlight however that there's some upsides too, the biggest one being the ability to bypass the usual hiring pipeline since the recruiter has a working relationship with the hiring manager.
I agree, pointing that something is running over budget, when it is done by public company. That might be surprising only for people outside of Europe.
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Losing Live Photos sounds like a feature to me :)

(3) is weird. Conceivably it’s using wasm (I recall many years ago wasm had no interpreter mode, no idea of current state), or webgl (which seems plausibly like something that would be blocked)
This seems like something we’ll get to see play out over the next few years. Given that GM has decided that they don’t care if customers want CarPlay, we’ll see if customers say “No thanks” to buying cars from GM because of that.
Yes but without making all those tech folks rich first.

(not hating, get rich if you can)
$787.5 million, for starters.
This is disingenuous though, because they would also have 4 other years of salaries to amortize.

If anything HN should be cheering this law since it incentivizes growing your R&D team quickly and consistently.
Yeppppp

https://www.aclu.org/other/constitution-100-mile-border-zone
I've used Ian's secure shoelace knot for years. Try it!
Great resource: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markjkohler/ follow him and learn

Biz tax is a deep topic. Short answer is the LLCs are passthrough, which means you'll receive a k-1 from your accountant that you include in your personal return.

Quick strategy tip: have your accountant apply for S corp status for your LLC. You'll pay less tax right away.
PEP 711 – PyBI: a standard format for distributing Python Binaries
If that argument holds then indeed there is no reason to create content. Although not sure how that argument can stand in a free society.
Thanks, looks like way off my projectile. But at least I can keep this as a hobby~