skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just can't help but share: (I Have People Skills!)[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcIMIyQnOso]
Enhancing Vision-Language Understanding with Advanced Large Language Models
Except that dollar shave club sells you replacement parts at a reduced rate (eg 9$ parts for 6$ per month) while HP sends you ink cartridges that usually cost around 100$ for 3$ per month to use. The service wouldn’t make any sense for them if you’re allowed to use them outside of the subscription. This constant complaining about InstantInk is completely nonsense.
In this context I see crowdfunding as a cheap way of gathering data of breadth of interest in your product that can be taken to a conventional lender. Otherwise I completely agree.
> the cratering of the male fighting-age population (either from casualties or from fleeing the country) will be nearly impossible to recover from.

This is happening to Ukraine as well. Ukrainians are not having children right now.
>I thought it was an "ink subscription service." That is, you pay your monthly fee and they provide a continual stream of ink to you.

The pricing section very clearly mentions pages, not ink cartridges. Also, the first FAQ question literally says:

>How does HP Instant Ink work?

>HP Instant Ink is based on pages, not cartridges [...]
+1 on this, I've got a 11th gen 13" Framework running Archlinux. As with yours, everything works out of the box (and I do use hibernate). Waiting to see some reviews o the new AMD boards before I make the leap (hopefully sometime next year, or maybe the next AMD generation).
Sadly the reject all became widespread as companies switched over to negating it by hiding "legitimate interest" toggles in multiple sublevels of expandables.
Lego’s latest nostalgia play is a 2,561-piece Pac-Man cabinet with moving parts
Seems to me that this could be used for exactly that. Just fork the repo and change the filetypes and loaders for your code source files.
Email has terrible thread navigation and I consider old.reddit.com with reddit enhancement suite the best in class.
Why do you think encrypted personal data ceases to be personal data?
Well, it's expensive compare to copy shops around here. Color prints in very low quantities start at 5 cents per page. If you are printing a lot of pages, the per page price starts to drop.
It depends. Did the contract that you agreed to and signed of your own free will, without coercion or duress, give the publisher the right to send goons to break into your house and burn all the issues they already sent you after you cancelled?

I would argue that if that is indeed what you actually agreed to, yes, the publisher should be allowed to do that.

The obvious solution is - don't accept stupid fucking contracts with terms you don't actually agree to!
When you should NOT use MongoDB?
To me this falls in a grey area.

Your friend in this scenario is committing fraud and/or theft. They're obviously not going to be your friend anymore, unless it was a mistake they immediately correct when notified and pay you back the money - or you forgive it. The bank can go after them and sue for the money/file charges otherwise.

Can/should the bank go after your child? Or does it make more sense to say that yes, you are liable for the charges your child makes? Or do you suggest that we simply accept that kids charging money to their parent's account without permission is something society should pay for?
I guess that depends on how much of a Platonist you are :-D
Defending democracy in Ukraine is one of the few instances where I agree with the current UK government.
Not from the 70s, but it's worth checking out René Laloux's other work with Time Masters (1982) and Gandahar (1987). Isaac Asimov wrote the English translation for Gandahar.
Thinkpad X1 Nano. I think you can even order with Linux preinstalled.
The German military budget is around 1/15th the USA, so thats not that far off being in line.
Can't we at the very least be allowed to easily apply some spending limit on iOS/iPadOS apps to catch this kind of stuff? It would also help serve as a basic allowance system.
Growth lessons scaling from $0 to $1M ARR
For what it's worth, System76 are the first linux laptops I ever bought (and I've bought so, so many) that felt like it Just Worked. I recommend.
> Not sure about this. I think the bill came out before the whole groomer thing.

Consider how much work you're doing to ignore the right's own self-proclaimed objectives and orientation in service of false lofty neutrality. Here is a tweet[1] from Desantis's press secretary on 2022-03-04:

> The bill that liberals inaccurately call “Don’t Say Gay” would be more accurately described as an Anti-Grooming Bill.

The bill was first filed on 2022-01-11 and signed on 2022-03-28.[2]

> It seems like a very straight forward reinforcement of a parents rights to oversee the education of their kids.

These bills are written precisely to allow people like you to draw this conclusion.

[1]: https://twitter.com/christinapushaw/status/14998866192597770...

[2]: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2022/1557
As a start you'd need to read the details of GDPR laws. And probably hire a lawyer.
What causes dictators to cling to power?

What causes political parties to prioritize their donors over their constituents?

What causes corporations to disregard the safety and health of the public if the worst they'll face is a fine for negligence?

These questions, while superficially unrelated, all point to the same underlying mechanism in the nature of societies.
What happened in my case was that I had very legacy broadband from when broadband was just becoming available and which had gone through 2 or 3 providers since then. Cable TV from another company. That plus phone service replacing POTS eventually got rolled into a Comcast triple-play. Then I dropped the voice (with separate voice modem) and cable TV.

At some point my Internet just got unacceptably flaky.

Turned out the problem was that with all the changes over the years, there were just too many splitters and unused cable runs. Essentially the whole in-house wiring to the cable modem needed to be redone.
That seems like it might be reasonable feature to be built in to vehicle, but I can't imagine many people who are that prone to distracted driving to take the time set up such a feature every time they drive.
+1 framework. Its light, super versatile, and plenty stable with debian or Ubuntu
This happens regardless of the noise the motorcycle is emitting though. In slow traffic, the advantages of noise are low. At speed, you can't hear the engine of the bike before its too late.
Cars are way too well isolated nowadays for the noise to be a major factor in collisions with bikes in my experience.
I read it as any extension with more than 45k installs.

If it's 45k total, that's a very small percentage of all installs.
I own such an HP printer and it seemed quite obvious from the on-screen instructions.
It's not that large of a benefit, but when performing tests comparing two objects, I sometimes pass the wrong object type in. Most of the times this is happening, I'm refactoring existing code and updating tests as I go. It would be nice to see all the errors at compile time (and therefore in my editor's problems/quickfix view) rather than having to run the full test suite to find all the tests I forgot to update.

I think it's possible to keep the implementation of testify almost (or exactly) the same, but update the type signatures of the methods to use generics, and shift-left a lot of errors to compile time. Just a nice-to-have.
I’m not complaining about a free/cheap app from a small developer but the guidelines say you’re not supposed to gate OS or hardware features behind in-app purchase, so it may lead to refusal at any time.
While it was not said out loud, it reminded me of the "both sides" fallacy. Like how schools should teach both sides, creationism and evolution, as if both have the same merit. Likewise, the bash script implies that bias is bias.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_balance
Was born in 1991 and really had to go out of my way to pirate digital versions of these when I was in college. I was trying to think about why I sought these films out. I think the answer is that they are actually science fiction, as opposed to most “sci-fi” films now that are just based in escapism rather than speculation. The thing is that it’s pretty inexplicable because I can clearly see the flaws of these movies, they look corny, a lot bad dialogue written by nerds. But I have a real emotional attachment with these movies. I cried during Soylent Green and even Rollerball. There’s something about the corniness of these movies that’s very claustrophobic and tense, they are exciting because the movies have a thesis that’s like reading a serial killer’s manifesto, dark. The casting was crazy back then to male lead actors like Charlton Heston look haggard and old, and talk a lot, they sometimes just flip out, actresses are on the other hand usually just sexy young starlets who can’t act. It’s just such a different situation then like Adam Driver, or Chris Pratt stumbling through being Mr.Likable with a female lead who’s can act but only there because it would be weird if the script didn’t have a romantic arc.

Honestly I just love all movies but I do think Star Wars ruined it. It’s a good movie, certainly it shaped my childhood, but aside from the more “meta” mythopoetic elements of deconstructing the hero’s journey, it’s pure escapism and obviously was a huge hit and set the tone for the future.
Hasn't it been settled already that blockchain is mostly a solution looking for a problem?

The central problem of blockchain is how to incentivize participation. Without adequate participation, security is suspect.

If a central authority funds participation, it is not really de-centralized is it? Back to square one --- why blockchain when simpler, cheaper "centralized" solutions are available?

The only practical way to fund a truly "de-centralized" blockchain is by inventing money --- crypto.
It's still totally shady and BS but it sounds like you just cannot use the ink purchased with the subscription? Presumably, you can buy ink somewhere else and it will work?

Yet another reason to go laser printer, I've had mine for 7+ years and have yet to replace the cartridge. I don't do a lot of printing at home but it's convenient when I need it.
I feel like "it doesn't work as intended so it never will, do not try" - an argument very frequently said by cynics, is the antithesis of the indomitable human spirit and human achievement. It's very harmful to anyone trying to do anything challenging.

Imagine if this was one of the principal virtues in human civilizations. Where would humanity be? Would we know the Earth is round and not the centre of the universe? Would we have vaccines or antibiotics? Would we have most of our art and literature? Would simple technologies like irrigation even exist? We would probably not have any advancements past about middle ages.

I don't understand why so many cynics tell this to others these days. Do they genuinely have a mindset that nothing is worth trying if it failed the first time?
I refuse to let my kids play this game. Their business practice of exploiting children is THE worst.
Digital Sound in DOS Games Without a Sound Blaster
https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/modules/indexes/docum...
Encrypted PII are still PII, so this scheme would count as "data stored in the EU and key stored in the USA".
The dell xps 13 is a really nice laptop, and it's fully compatible with linux because dell even has a 'developer edition' of the laptop that ships with ubuntu.
> LLVM is however really slow. There isnt much we can do about this except write our own IR compiler, which we would rather not do.

So compilation times are dominated by llvm so there won't be any significant improvement on compilation speed.

> Ki is a statically typed language. It's advantage over most languages is that you cannot have any undefined behaviour.

Java, C, C++ are statically typed. I understand it's not many languages, but they do represent a pretty large share of coders...
Did anyone say they had good advertising? No.

Are they transparent about the pricing being per page, the actual thing we’re discussing? Yes.

The goal posts are over there. Gotta love the fact you ignored all of the points in favor of a bad strawman. As I said, manufactures outrage.
And what happens when I send a private message from the EU to someone in the US via Messenger?
If you think of the case of Wells Fargo, where a bank fired employees because they didn't do something almost illegal -- opening an account without the account holder's permission -- then often gave them a record such that they couldn't work in banking. They did it for years and eventually did get caught, fined and are very regulated now. But that they got away with it so long should give everyone pause.

What can you do? Look at people's credit ratings, job histories, etc. like a human being and know that sometimes people are taken advantage of. Don't hate all regulation because the bigger organization really does have a lot of advantages dealing with customers and employees.
I'm not sure what else I would do when driving except to wait for them to move. I suppose if it became clear that someone was intentionally trying to obstruct me, I might try to slowly move around them if it was safe to do so.
It's actually pretty competitive. The 100 pages plan is £4.49/month in UK. If you use them all that's 4.5p a page. They can all be full colour photos if you like.

My multifunction printer cost £50 and a ream of paper (500 sheets) is about £6.

Commercial printers charge 10-30p a sheet. I even have an acquaintance with a pay per click service contract on his huge Konica Minolta photocopier who seems to pay the same per click as I do.
Hard to say if something was left off because it's not underrated, but Tarkovsky is one of those directors that's considered one of the best to have ever done it while also being someone a lot of (younger) people haven't seen. I'm partial to Stalker [1], but Solaris is also really beautiful [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalker_(1979_film)

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solaris_(1972_film)
When it’s Monopoly money for predatory games, and the retailer hasn’t lost anything by giving a refund? Yes.
I also have a windows VM on my laptop. That doesn't make my laptop a windows machine. A from-the-bios-up linux install is a fundamentally different security scheme than having the ability to run linux software in a VM.
If the incoming video is mirrored, how can signs be read?
Some numbers to demonstrate the above point:

The first result for genuine HP ink cartridge on amazon is $23, and has a claimed yield of 170 pages. Meanwhile, the cheapest plan for HP instant ink is $0.99/month. If you could subscribe for the cheapest plan, then instantly cancel, you're basically getting a 96% discount on ink cartridges.
No, I'm talking about the marketing. But is the fact that it's not an ink subscription service made really clear? Because it's absolutely not in their marketing materials. They do everything possible to make it sound like an ink subscription service.

I could easily see myself looking at selecting a plan based on number of pages and thinking that they're just using that to measure the amount of ink. "Plan x: 10 pages/month" meaning that you get the amount of ink you need per month to print 10 average pages, not that once you get the ink you need to keep paying for it.
Do you mind RAM being soldered etc? What are your minimal requirements?
Oops DPI. But PPI does seem like a neat metric.
If it were phrased as "discovered a mathematical solution in string theory that would, if confirmed, represent a topological soliton" that would strike me as more accurate. But this is the reason I stated up front that I'm a layperson: I can certainly imagine that within the community there are conventional uses of language that differ from a layperson's use. That's certainly the case in my own. But the way it is phrased appears, to a layperson, to indicate that the thing has been found to exist.
My main challenge with navigating large threads is seeing what's new when I return to them. If there was a view that helped with that, I'd be sold
> It's really hard to put a starting date on it. I think of it as beginning in the 1990s. But that's a follow-in from the late 60s, when civil rights caused the re-orientation of the parties.

Pretty much nailed it: the 1990s is when the new partisan alignment had pretty much shaken out, the 1960s and particularly the Civil Rights Act of 1965 was the trigger for the second part of the double realignment leading to that new alignment from the one that had held basically from Reconstruction; the first trifger starting with the Great Depression and more specifically Roosevelt’s New Deal coalition.
How are pre-schoolers even able to pay? My 10 year occasionally begs me for micro transactions in these rando games she installs even though she knows it's useless. She can't actually buy anything herself because 1. kids don't have credit cards and 2. I just don't give her mine.
From the Postgres docs,

ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE guarantees an atomic INSERT or UPDATE outcome; provided there is no independent error, one of those two outcomes is guaranteed, even under high concurrency. This is also known as UPSERT — “UPDATE or INSERT”.

https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-insert.html

What are you referring to?
> as you're making this into a partisan issue

Criticising the current PM doesn't automatically make it a partisan issue IMHO.

Personally I don't actually care what party they're in. I care how {badly} the {party who are currently in power} are running the country.

> neither party offers an alternative to increasing surveillance in the UK

I agree. They're all worthy of criticsm at the moment. And particularly the ones currently in power.
"I rang up Tesco Bank and they said, because it was my daughter, they couldn't do anything about it. So I tried Apple again - they just read me their terms and conditions. So that's when I contacted the BBC, You and Yours, consumer programme."

Within a day, Georgina said that Tesco Bank contacted her to say they would refund the full amount.

That's crazy. When an unauthorized user transfers funds, it's the unauthorized user committing a crime against the bank, with the bank having the responsibility to correct the customer's account and the unauthorized user owing the bank the money. When a young child commits a crime it is their parents who are responsible, therefore the person who owes the bank money is the mother whose money was taken in the first place. She doesn't deserve a refund.
Facebook posts can be made for only friends to see. Other social media has similar controls.

Facebook also has private messaging.
Do you execute your SSH agent as a different user/group from the one you use for your PDF reader? Does Firefox only get to read and write to ~/.config, ~/.cache and ~/Downloads?

The capabilities are there for the people who want to hot glue some elaborate contraptions together, but there is no good UX or DX for doing this in a composable manner for end user consumption.
Honestly, I would say _most_ people could get buy on black and white laser. If you absolutely need or want color then get it.
There are already systems you can setup to control for things like this. Adding more systems to setup won't help though if the current ones also aren't being used. It's just easiest to setup a kids phone just like how you use it, it's what you know.
Sadly, 1.0 is _still_ around. Rare, but it happens.

I remember being gobsmacked several years ago that F5 LBs only supported HTTP/1.0 health checks. Doing HTTP/1.1 health checks required writing one specifically for it. Something the community had got sorted a long time ago.
That was discussed just a few days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35957944

I re-watched a crisp 1080p version of it after commenting on that thread and was surprised how well paced it is, considering there's virtually no action.
It wasn't just gifts... Epstein managed his money!
It’s a very big turd and you stepped right into it. Look out next time!
So now to create any web page compliant with the EU, I need to hire a lawyer to help me understand the 11 chapter 99 section GDPR?
The payment goes to Apple through teh app store, not to Roblox directly.
From what I can tell I can't find anything like that near me.

I justified buying a brother laser printer about a year ago after running the numbers for low to mid levels of printing and it just didn't make sense to spend as much as the places around me were charging.

It would be an interesting thing to look at what the pricing for things like this actually is around the country to see if something like this actually makes sense.

If I was doing a super low volume (but consistent) of prints I could see how the math on one of these lower plans makes sense given the options around me.
Sure for factory positions making mass produced welds... But that not what welders mostly do: robots have done those for a long time. A lot of welding is done in situ, out in the field, and a lot of it is one-off or few off welds that wouldn't make sense to automate even if you could get the robot into position. :)

And ignoring that, it's at least as useful as the brogrammer crowd bombarding journalists with "learn to code" a couple years ago was...
You must not be familiar with the bath salt scenarios in Florida :)
Gitlab 16.0 Released
I mean, maybe?

Fraud detection is a constant balancing of false positives and false negatives. You basically can't travel these days without multiple credit cards in case one is randomly flagged for something.
So then generating a term paper becomes a 2+ pass problem then. First have the model generate the outline, then have it generate each paragraph in the outline. Then have it offer suggestions and revisions when you put the whole thing together.
It's as resilient to race conditions as it could be. Does exactly what you'd expect, no?

That is annoying about sequences, I agree.
“My foundation has trained nearly 1700 people in the skilled trades.”

Breaking news: someone with financial interest in something says something to further said interest.
I don’t get why it was the bank’s fault/responsibility here? I would understand if we were talking about Apple or Roblox or something, but why the bank? It’s not like the bank got the money back from Roblox/apple.

I don’t think the bank refunding the money is, or should be, an admission of guilt. It was a “pay this amount of money to make this (wrongly directed) bad press go away”.

So in the end the public complaint was used as a cudgel to take money that wasn’t owed (from the bank).
Don’t leave a credit card connected to your children’s accounts ever, period. Set them up to require your approval to purchase or provide them with a balance via gift cards.

I’m sorry this mother had to learn that lesson the hard way.
You are making the assumption that that would be an outlier of an expense. Perhaps the mom also spends equal if not more amounts on Roblox and those transactions are a large part of the balance sheet, and legitimate. The illegitimacy only came when the daughter did the spend. ASSumptions are fun.
You and the eleven other people who use your vehicles this way would be well suited with one of the handful of EVs with a range extender.
Where not everything is precisely defined but "you know the right outcome when you see it" is where I think snapshot test driven development really shines:

https://hitchdev.com/hitchstory/approach/snapshot-test-drive...

E.g. "define API call -> don't define API response -> write the code that spits out the correct response -> auto-rewrite the test according to the response and commit".
> They can say the sub is for "pages printed", but that's complete nonsense and everyone knows it.

Not really, they have a choice of plans, all based on how many pages you want.

The cartridges are pretty big. Most people will get one only every few months or so, as they need them.