skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
phoebe waller bridge has a single credit of interest for writing

This says more about your tastes than your understanding of Hollywood.

Ms. Waller-Bridge wrote 2 critically acclaimed TV shows which were hits for their respective distributors: Fleabag (an Amazon Video launch series), and Killing Eve (BBC). She also wrote several smaller series for the BBC, and co-wrote No Time to Die, and provided uncredited rewrites for Solo, Indiana Jones 5, and is currently working on another TV show for Amazon.

For her work on both Fleabag and Killing Eve, she was nominated for outstanding writing by her peers (and won for Killing Eve). Taking into account the number of episodes she wrote for both of these series, she actually has more writing credits than her 3 credited NTTD co-writers.

doesn't have a story credit unlike the other three writers

A story credit is given to a writer that participated in writing the treatment for the film (i.e., the outline), in situations where a treatment is drafted before the script itself is written. A story credit is a lesser credit in Hollywood. Where there is overlap between the story by and screenplay by credits, it means that the original writers' first draft(s) weren't filmable and another writer had to be brought into salvage the script. Some writers will re-write enough things to get sole credit for the final script; others, like PWB, will make just the changes necessary to get it across the finish while still letting the original screenwriters get credited for their contributions.
I completely understand why Gabby wants all guns banned. I was on my way to that specific Safeway on that day when it happened. Everyone who had any connection to Pima CC knew Loughner was a psycho with some major mental illnesses.

it would be so much easier if someone who is clearly troubled and has a history of anti-social behavior not be allowed to own an excessive amount of firearms.

Most gun owners don't want to give up their guns. Most gun owners also don't want some deranged lunatic with severe mental illnesses shooting up a supermarket parking lot.
A whole new meaning for "the red light district", eh Amsterdam? ;D
Typo'd, meant to say "when you call internationally, each phone number has a country code", not "has a country country".
Having had both, I ditched the AW and now have fenix 6 sapphire for less money (~$300 new) than used AW 8. The thing is indestructible (practically), battery lasts for weeks, and it has less smart features and more onboard “stuff”, which I like.

Instinct 2 is now $200 at Costco.

I think the watch technology is pretty mature. I feel cutting edge with a 3 year old watch. Sensor maybe not as good as AW but for anything that really matter you would wear a chest strap hrm anyways.
except windows itself is not loved by most developers, microsoft will take over the developer world when it replaces its windows with linux fully(instead of WSL2, which is nice but not great)
I wouldn't be so harsh. The author of the blog post is also the author of the paper. If I had to guess, the author decided (or was advised) that writing a blog post about the paper would increase its visibility (which turned out to be true, considering it's on HN). So they wrote a blog post summarizing the paper. But because they are really deep in the weeds with the technical content of the paper, might not have done a great job at making it more accessible to a wider audience. Doing that well takes some skill, and is not usually something graduate students get much, if any, training on.
(Edit: on reading the blog post, I do have to agree that the presentation is pretty abstruse to the point that the paper is a better source. And yes, I am a "Phd level AI researcher").
Well, I'm not a capitalist, but the story they tell is that it's there to efficiently allocate resources to help good old American families, or some bull like that. I'm tired of the lies, is all, and would like if the reality were aligned with the story.
What does any of this have to do with my contention that public key signatures are not really needed in the case where every connection has its own key pair? I think we are talking about two different things here.
It's not piracy if you already bought it
It is grisly, but the role the government has here is in setting reasonable liability numbers for a life, currently somewhere near $750K on average in the USA. On top of that there are putative penalties (sometimes including criminal) for negligence beyond current accepted standards.

> I suppose you could let the market decide

People think of the market as just involving the principles, but in practice you actually get a ecosystem of controls, between insurance companies, vendors setting standards beyond the normal risk of consumer litigation. The tradeoff is really one of how many specific procedures are specified top-down by government, or required by your insurance company (which may in-turn require something like third-party certification). In-practice plenty of the private regulatory regimes can provide just as much protection, or even better protection for the public as governmental review. They can also be worse. But they do tend to be nimbler, and also tend to leave more room for experiments and risk takers on the margin.
> I'm assuming having to bundle all of Node.js/V8 in your executable is one of them

I guess you could expect Linux distros to come with Node (though it's probably a quite dated release). Looking at standalone binaries, both bun.sh and Node.js are about 30MB. In comparison, Python 3.10 is 9MB and starts slower than bun but faster than Node. Bundling is easy too, you can take a loot at vercel/pkg https://github.com/vercel/pkg
Not necessarily shared across all workers, but, at the very least, owned by workers who actually use those means to produce something.
Location: Bellingham, WA, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Within greater Seattle area

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, SQL, Java

Resume/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSbn3LLcL-8bB3me...

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiel-morris-dev/

Email: kielmorris34@gmail.com

Recent computer science graduate looking to break into front-end development. I have a wide exposure to web technologies and pick up new ones fast.
you literally just scrolled past several comments with evidence to make this reply. not to mention how naive one's priors must be to think no western actors engage in these activities, given everything else we know about the US espionage apparatus and foreign propaganda efforts
This is a gift. Technology to keep corporations out of your space is usually a lot more expensive and a lot less reliable.
I appreciate it. My gaming PC died at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, but I have new parts to build another PC. I just have to take the time to switch my work PC (at home) with my home PC, and all the software development programs I use, and then I'll end up using my purchase to play with my son. I've setup Minecraft Java servers in the past, and have enjoyed Minecraft Java edition, so I'm hoping I like Minecraft: Dungeons and can make use of my extra purchase.
You don’t specify where you are but if you’re in the UK, use the free small claims process [1]. No lawyers, no expenses, pre-trail hearing with a judge (over the phone), and then a trial if the judge decides it has legal legs.

I’ve used it before and it’s very effective. They will send a letter to Facebook on your behalf (with all the court’s crown logos on the letterhead, etc), they must respond or end up in court.

[1] https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/web/mcol/welcome
"Four weeks after its vow to "vigorously defend" itself, PSSI settled with the government. It did not dispute the finding that it hired children. PSSI promised not to do so in the future and agreed to regular audits. The company paid the maximum fine of $1.5 million, which was about 1 percent of its cash on hand. "

WTaF? How is even this allowed to happen?
Boringproxy is a combination of a reverse proxy and a tunnel manager
hold on, I paid for copilot, what does github-code-search buy for me? not to mention I can kind of search its code already in the past.
Ok, sure, but how is this different from talking to humans?
Not unthinkable, but equally dumb.

<!doctype HTML><html><body>Hello World</body></html>

console.log("Hello World")

This is for interactive CLI.
I think I migrated at some point, but I bought a damn alpha license that promised free updates forever. idgaf about minecraft at this point, but, its Microsoft, so I'm not sure why anyone is surprised.
I'd wager all of those things are still lower on their "low bandwidth" option.

Now, I will grant that it does less. Probably lacking a lot of the "presence detection" that is done in the thick client. Certainly lacking a lot of the newer ad stuff they are pushing at.

But the rest could be offset by a very basic N-tier application where the "envelope" of the client HTML is rather cheaply added to any outgoing message. And the vast majority that goes into "determining what data is being sent, being able to just redisplay the data you have when you browse back to the main page instead of request it again, [etc.]" will probably be more identical than not between the options.

Now, I grant that some of the newer history API makes some tricks a bit easier for back button changes to work. Ironically to the point, is that gmail is broken for back button usage. So... whoops.
Why Few Organizations Adopt Systems Thinking (2006)
Beneficial for human night vision while not being materially detrimental (wrt physiological or psychological impact).

https://www.healthline.com/health/why-not-to-have-red-lights...

https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/2075/does-red-li...
Strange to find out the site is blocked in India -

Access denied
Error code 1020
You do not have access to www.nextcomputers.org.

The site owner may have set restrictions that prevent you from accessing the site.

Error code: 1020
Ray ID: 7c4453141bec5c50
Country: IN
Data center: fra03
IP: 122.173.25.62
Timestamp: 2023-05-08 20:06:40 UTC
Just keep scheduling a time that works, and then don't show up.
Seems like something Austin would do, but anti-grackle* lighting would be a better use of funds.

*Grackles are small corvids that are fearless, loud, and annoying.
Musk announces Twitter's Kristallnacht.
This is looking forward to the day when bats and machines will peacefully coexist bathed in red light.
It say that Florida had regulations and land-use policies that allowed private enterprises to set up effective mass transit! That's a good thing that most states didn't do!
Kavinsky should move there.
I had 2. They were borderline useless at health tracking. HR widely inaccurate. Good for telling you heart is probably still beating but otherwise worse than a just taking a guess/rated perception.
Thanks. It's not v1 yet.

It's about 3 months in the making and needs improvements around ops, tests. I am hoping to make progress with adding tests in the coming days and provide monitoring capabilities.
It's really cool, I've used it before and it's super easy.
> When's the last time a [...] political party releasing a 3000-word essay on the virtues of their economic proposal for public viewing?

6.8 thousand words: https://democrats.org/where-we-stand/party-platform/building...

(I presume there is something similar somewhere in this 67 page PDF, but only the first page is searchable/selectable text: https://prod-static.gop.com/media/Resolution_Platform.pdf )

I get that most people never read these sort of documents, but I think some people do and take it seriously, or at the least, would interpret the absence of such a document as a red flag for an ideology lacking intellectual rigor.
Technology ~Connection~ Ingredients is a fantastic YouTube channel that shows how to build all sorts of useful things. Their latest video is on passive cooling and very impressive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNs_kNilSjk

Warning: the “senior-engineer; knows how to make stuff” energy from that channel is off the charts. Enough to warn people on HN.
This is extremely poor advice. Demand letter + small claims court is definitely the way to go. Contact the bar association in your county or state, they may be able to direct you to low cost legal help (a litigation clinic at a law school? Who knows) or a lawyer.
Java doesn’t have pointers in the C sense. Code such as

while(*dst++=*src++);

or

char buf[100];
char *p = buf+13;
p[-3] = p[1];

doesn’t map well to the JVM. As others said, you’d have to (almost) emulate memory in a byte array or byte buffer to fully support C.
I had to buy the game as a gift, then type the product key in manually on the kids account, because for some reason it wouldn't send it as email...

I also tried to buy the game as the kid, parental control blabla, I got a request that the kid wants the game, and when I went to pay for it as myself, on behalf of the kid, it wouldn't let me change the country from United States, so I couldn't enter a valid billing address...

All this took hours, while the kid impatiently nags "can we play, can we play, can we play"...!! And then it's the /insane/ launch times to start playing... At the very least, once you're in the game (java edition) it all works very well with LAN multiplayer.
What’s the second step? I once had trouble transferring a domain between registrars and it turned out to be because I had “!!” at the end of my password which is something like “repeat last command” in some terminals and whatever backend process they were using used my plaintext password somewhere. I had to figure it out on my own and I only thought of it because I had recently ran into issues setting up a local MySQL instance with the same password. I changed my password with the registrar to fix it.
Your wish for no cursing along with your deed of refusing to spell out the word "shit" are textbook markers of prude behavior, in any world.

Also-- not sure if this tracks with other people, but in real life I test "prude" for the pejorative sense by multiplying it by $self_awareness. If the result is nonzero I interpret it as a stricture that produces some kind of knowledge, e.g., someone choosing to live by a code. I'm not sure if that sticks with the spirit of the word, but that kind of person can certainly appear prude at first approximation.

If the result is zero, I suddenly get hungry and must leave the conversation immediately to inspect the refreshment table.
> I have bought a couple of different lengths, mainly from Chinese online sellers at AliExpress.

You can stop reading right there...

This is not a new problem however. 20 years ago you might go to the local ham store and pretty much any cable in a plastic bag was going to be total crap.
I'd love one, but the market prices are higher than my level of comfort, and my attention span is pretty well taken care of using virtualization (same goes for OS/2, BeOS, and AmigaOS)
I don't understand why red light is not the default for night lighting and street lamps and maybe even car headlights. Red light allows you to see while still maintaining your night vision. Blue or white or whatever other color you use will ruin your night vision and only allows you to see what is decently illuminated and anything outside that zone becomes invisible.
I am especially glad for the NeXTWORLD magazine archive[0], which provides an insight into the tone and priorities of computer people "back then"--not too long ago, but the culture has shifted.

Flipping to a random article, I came across mention of "BackSpace, a shareware program developed by NeXT employee Samuel Streeper," and dropped that into a quick web search, bringing up a demonstration of the BackSpace screensaver program[1]. Delightful!

0. https://www.nextcomputers.org/NeXTfiles/Articles/NeXTWORLD/

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpyRYdzmtoo
Over 30% of respondents* believe that it's very safe to enter work or personal data into ChatGPT.

(social media survey,n=295, Ireland, April 2023)
And spun off their hardware division as Firepower systems and sold it to Canon
My parents' Ford Edge (mid-sized SUV)'s ride quality is much worse than most sedans I drove. I don't know if it's the big rims/thin tires or crappy suspensions; probably a combination of both. In any case, being an SUV is no guarantee of smoother rides, especially with modern SUVs trying to be more "sporty".
> This is a solved problem since decades ago. There are great working e-mail services that anybody can afford.

I disagree, based on accounts by librarians that they're becoming tech support of last resort for various unaccountable and uncaring email providers that the most vulnerable in society are trying to use just to get by, causing basically everyone involved to be miserable and worse-off than they might be in a better-functioning system.

I don't think government should be the only provider (and I don't think I even implied that?) but do think that if one of the main ways of interacting with vital government and private-sector services is going to be email—and it is—then it makes a lot of sense for the USPS to provide a viable option for that, for basically the same reason that it makes sense to have a USPS at all.
Whew! There for a second you had me scared something had happened to X10! But nope, it still exists and they appear to be bigger and better than ever - even working on Android and Apple devices. I haven't looked at X10 in years, but I have some buddies that were really into it back in the late 90's early 2000's.

https://www.x10.com
Aah, I can't speak to the Xbox experience at all, I've only used the Java edition on PC where they give you a jar for the server and you run it somewhere
Looks like something out of a horror movie.

Does remind me of the old low-pressure sodium street lighting that was popular in the UK when I was growing up. They’d glow pink for a while when they first turned on, before turning a deep orange.
Luckily, high temperatures correlate very highly with high solar power availability.

They should open some warehouses with great insulation and some solar panels and AC. Maybe some stores too. :p

I did some math once and it might be possible, given some fancy material science, to create a suit with its own AC that’s powered by a 5x2ft foldable solar panel.

The only issue is that this is entirely theoretical and no one makes a sufficiently small AC. I think you only needed about half a BTU or so

If it weren’t for cultural issues it would be more popular and cheaper to simply wear a climate controlled suit rather than have AC. There are also some comfort issues that would need to be resolved I suppose.

(For the curious the actual AC portion, fan and coolant would be in a backpack would be in a backpack like device)
Maybe there will be outdoor red window boxes for rent.

It's disconcerting to be walking around Amsterdam, turn a corner, and there's a woman dancing in a rented box seeking customers.

Perhaps outdoor lighting would offer more warning.
We’ll if I then copied your work, onus would be on you to explain what you did beyond just promoting the engine with ‘astronaut on horse’.
Why was a 68030 a curious choice for a machine launched in 1988?
Contextually, it hardly matters. However, "hung", as described of a person (usually male), typically refers to the endowment of their genitals and "hanged" will refer to the result of "hanging" as a method of execution.
Can we maximize the utility of this thread and discuss alternatives law enforcement can use to tackle illegal content at source?

I'm really hoping they are pouring as much effort into training digital forensics to expose entire networks and sources when one node is caught.

As it stands, I can imagine Android or iOS being called to the dock for being originators of the images as they'll have to pass through an OS of some kind unencrypted at some point. Going after messaging services seems like law enforcement have given up policing and want some easy wins but are too toothless and unimaginative to go after the most culpable platforms, if you're going to start pointing fingers at the noncriminals.

They offer entire photography, editing and production suites, without the privacy guarantees of the messaging apps.

Google, MS and Apple should be first to offer help here. Or be called on to do so.
How does this compares with Grafana Cloud prices? Anyone knows any estimate and comparison?
Alphabet plans to announce its new general-use LLM called PaLM 2 at Google I/O
What's so hard to believe is humans once roamed the Earth.
I'm skeptical of the claim that the inquiline behavior is something complex. The ant isn't literally aware of "I'm as social parasite and therefore do all these things". It's just behaving randomly.

Arguably, the complex behavior is, in fact, not laying eggs in other colonies, which the mutation breaks.

Scientists should be skeptical of a elaborate hypotheses like "a new, complex behavior has emerged via a single mutation", and look for the simplest possible interpretations of what is observed. Occam's Razor and all that. For any hypothesis, you have to look for reasons and ways it might be false.
Man I bet you could write a really dumb script that automates it too.
> such overhyped reporting

What part of the reporting did you feel was hyped?

What I took from it is: Some researchers and companies are working on similar projects to reduce carbon footprint of concrete. Some have some interesting results but with some rather extreme compromises. It ends with industry not being interested yet, but work continues anyways.

Isn't the exactly the level of reporting you would expect from an insider publication like IEEE?
The blue tint disrupts your sleep cycle and helps keep you awake when driving at night. There's definitely a trade off to be had depending on where these lights are located though.
You seem to be assuming some things different from my reality.

I make very little money from blogging. I took ads off years ago. It's not some kind of paid gig shilling for some product or whatever.

I have a Patreon that makes too little and I take tips. I try to write what I think is meaningful.

My writing has repeatedly made the front page of HN, often without making a dime.

I've stopped posting it here. I'm tired of feeling kicked in the teeth for "self promoting".

Journalism is in trouble. This undermines political freedom. Etc. And yet people just expect high traffic to pay the bills, which it can if your monetization strategy is ads, but the HN crowd is fond of ad blockers and vocally critical of ads.

Anyway, I don't care to argue it. You asked a question. I replies. This conversation is most likely a waste of time.

Adieu.
I played Cyberpunk on a high end gaming PC about a month after launch and it played just fine. There's apparently something about your particular configuration the game doesn't like.
No, HN runs on a variant of an emulated LISP Machine.
> Does HTTP/3: request example.com/about & style.css & favicon.ico with a single request path similar to "/about/style.css/favicon.png"?

No. HTTP/3 can multiplex requests, but "/about/style.css/favicon.png" is a single, valid path. If you are seeing requests for that (specifically), then it's probably a bug.

As for HTTP/3 itself, NGINX is probably providing that. Mobile connections (well, really any connection that is prone to packet loss) benefits greatly from HTTP/3, which accounts for your speedup.

HTTP/3 also will use UDP streams in addition to the single TCP stream of HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2.
Oh no, this is for the Java PC version, hence the "WTF?" at the option being buried in XBox settings (in the MS account management settings screens in a web browser, not while trying to do this on an XBox, which device we don't even own, all this was taking place on desktop and laptop computers)