skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then don't watch... I will since I'm curious
> However, it requires a lot of discipline and experience

That’s true for any platform - Java or PHP. Perl has less support in modern IDE. Perl 5 to 6 transition failed many times so ecosystem lost many talents.

P.S. I wrote and supported large Perl codebases, no rocket science to manage it, if you do it right.
I think that it's anti-black to de-racist-ify the past. Take it or leave it, but don't gaslight black people over the experience that they've had for the last century or four in relation to Europeans.

As far as I can tell, a major component of woke bowdlerization of the past seems to be finding depictions of black people and either eliminating them or making them conform to the idealistic stereotypes of modern white liberals. That's stacking stereotypes on stereotypes, and the truth of the black experience gets buried even deeper.

The way my grandmother spoke would be cut out of a modern novel as a racist stereotype.
Thanks for the detailed reply, although I feel like I may have miscommunicated the aim here. I'm not really thinking about what is being launched, but how, and where the truth lives.

A CLI is certainly a nice feature, but brings decisions that need to be made: who runs it, where do they run it, when, how do you know what was run, how do you deploy the CLI, and so on. The same can be said for, say, running your test suite – and the solution there is to have CI do it for you. Sure you can run, but the run that matters is the one when you merge your branch and that's done in a controlled environment typically defined in code.

Rolling out features/flags is the same, and I think if the state of all the flags, features, traffic allocations, targeting, and so on, is all defined in code, then all those questions you get with a CLI go away. Who runs it? An automated process. Where do they run it? In a controlled environment, not on a dev machine. How do you know what was run? It's all there in code. How do you deploy the CLI? You don't need to.

> for customers looking to disconnect the deployment of code from the release of features, our approach where you can "release" features at any time has many advantages over "git-ops" style configurations

I'm interested as to why you say this has many advantages, because I don't see why a git based workflow couldn't run this. You could for example have DevCycle subscribe to the notifications for the git repo and update its internal state any time new changes are made to the git repo. That would be preferable over a UI or CLI because the whole state is there in a machine readable format ready for tooling to use.
It does, I still have some software applications that are developed in a Windows XP VM under VmWare Player (the VM is more than 10 years old!). It is also quite cheap if you need to do professional work with it.
I do think we'll see a fitness related product in the future but holy crap the early adopters trying it out should be super careful! It might be easy to forget that your eyes are completely covered with a screen.

Imagine riding a bike at 30kmph and accidentally unplugging the headset. Boom. Black. Instantly. That's a scary place to find yourself.

I'm curious if Apple will utilize the gyroscope to try and detect movement faster than a certain speed and show a warning. Take the risk if you want, but at least people should be aware of the consequences!
I suppose the people from the district of Darmstadt-Wixhausen might. That's literally "Colon city - jerk town".
I'm pretty good at CSS. Getting good at it is not a straight line with perfect logic, like say Python. Browser issues, different ways of doing the same thing, cascading in general. I get the issues. But a) we have no serious alternative at this point, and b) the answer isn't frameworks.

I hate CSS frameworks as much as coders hate CSS. Web architecture is fairly organized when you have HTML, CSS, and Javascript files. I appreciate the modular nature of React, but otherwise, frameworks like Tailwind basically entirely muddy that separation. I can no longer know whether the style of an element needs to be changed in the html or css file. And the html become much harder to read. That's just not better.

I know at some scale, with a very static design system, that Tailwind can speed up deployment. But half-decent semantic HTML with some custom helper classes can make Tailwind entirely unnecessary for most tasks.

I wake up every day happy I'm never using Bootstrap again. Say yes to CSS. lol
> maybe an unintentional experiment in unintended consequences

Just charging $2 might be a huge improvement over reddit because it makes sock puppets cost too much to scale.

Paying out for upvotes, I fear will incentivize lowest-common-denominator content. If you go to a quality tech subreddit and sort by "Top" comments, they will mostly be memes. They won't be from an expert solving your very specific problem. And more generally, I worry it will reward that twitter-style, shrill political dunking, binary thinking, maximalism and in-group point scoring. This may be a recipe for an even more toxic r/politics.

Very interesting trying to puzzle out how a given incentive structure will play out in practice.
Does Python work fine without all that? If it did, validation and type-checking tools like mypy and pydantic (or the recently introduced Typing in the standard library) wouldn't exist. Or having to write lines and lines of checking code because someone else (also me) forgot to annotate the expected types of some parameters.
My take is that it's not a simplification - it's just incomplete. Presenting it as the only way things work is just incorrect and an unnecessary lie to teach students. But it is one way things work and a pretty important one at that. We've known about a myriad other interactions between dna, rna, and protein for a while though
> I think flag burning and provocative art are unquestionably intended to convey "ideas".

That seems very open to interpretation to me; it seems to me these kind of things express a "feeling" much more than an "idea", and they might also be considered "antisocial" that you mentioned in your previous comment.

I meant "nudity" only in the sense of "nudity", nothing more. e.g. "I want to make a nudist TV cooking programme", or stuff like that. No concrete "ideas" are being exchanged with that as such.

I'm not a free speech absolution by any means, but I have generally favoured the exact opposite: "free expression" instead of "free speech" as that covers so much more. I think we can have an expansive "free expression" which includes many things while also having reasonable limits on that based on e.g. "does this reasonably harm people in a significant way?"
> spend the rest of his life in shame with daughters who were spinsters

Perspective is a hell of a thing.
You might not have read it carefully.

He says in the book that he was lucky. Right down to the last day, where he didn’t get on a truck taking other inmates to apparent safety because he stayed behind to look after someone (later to discover the men on the truck were executed). [I hope I remember this incident correctly, but you can check]

He never presents his mental attitude as sufficient to survive a death camp, only that something like it was necessary. He also doesn’t present it as a scientific study of anything. It’s a first person account with analysis and explanation.

When you call it feel good nonsense, I am gobsmacked. Apart from the fact that his ideas demonstrably work, even for skeptical, stoical, atheist, misanthropes like me, the first part of the book is utterly bleak. Do you remember? He is in a DEATH CAMP. He speaks of UNAVOIDABLE SUFFERING. He is giving us his thoughts as he speaks of imaginary conversations with his wife whom he knew must be dead.

There’s no “feel good nonsense” here. Read it again.
On Linux, have you seen the Lutris project?

It's basically a launcher for games, and the community maintains Wine/DOSBox/etc configurations.
And most of the ones that "haven't" have restricted submissions... e.g. no new posts.
what payment method would you prefer? I find Stripe to be one of the least invasive payment SDKs. Am I wrong?
Is this symbolic? Won't Biden just veto this because he picked Gary?
I'm probably older than you are, which means I have more experience gauging the annoyance level of various events.
Managing electronic signatures (e.g. DocuSign & file storage) is a 10x improvement for me compared to printing, signing, mailing or faxing, and file cabinets. The complexity & reduced costs are definitely worth it. YMMV.
You're looking at this too abstractly. Meta's revenue grew by 0.6% last year. And that's up from shrinking by 1.3% the year before. Their social media platforms have reached the peak and don't really have any more users to gain. They aren't looking for 300% revenue growth. They'd be blissfully happy to get back to 5% by establishing themselves as a serious hardware/software company.
Why Dying People Often Experience a Burst of Lucidity
Come on, man. "There were three units (and 5 more that that I personally never used and didn't realize were critical for proper print.css stylesheets because I never printed anything). Today there are 18! A six-fold increase"

You mean two-fold. Hyperbole doesn't work when you're flat out lying about the numbers with the evidence for that lie in the same sentence.

And how many of those 18 are commonly used? Because it's not "all of them", not everything on the web needs all of them (a web page doesn't need physical dimensions, an app doesn't need pixels, you don't use every unit for everythi9ng).

Complaining about "what it can do" when you don't use what it can do doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Learn what you need to use, ignore the parts you don't need. Learn those through trivia and incidental "oh huh I didn't know that" moments.
You should scrape the popular posts off of Reddit's /r/all and post them on here as well.

And, IMO, you should ignore (and possibly even actively flaunt) any of Reddit's TOS.
If someone was getting into this today, would you recommend Perl or Raku?
Append-only stores of record predate "blockchain" by decades: a distributed trust/consensus algorithm is the real innovation in Bitcoin.
In a way this feels similar to nebula - nebula currently has no comment functionality and points to reddit threads for communities around their videos. Wonder if that group would be interested in experimenting given the heavy overlap in business model.
I dont mean to sound harsh but I believe this project is a waste of your time. If you want to make money, I would abandon this immediately. Cut your losses and start something new.
Probably for the best. So many reddit users are overly pejorative to moderators because of bad experiences. Let the current moderators get replaced and maybe people will appreciate the previous experience.

Maybe then, reddit will get off its ass and build proper tooling for moderators.
It’s got a full M2 and (reportedly) 16 GB of RAM. In theory it’s capable.

That doesn’t mean Apple will expose that. Maybe just not today. The original iPhone had a full OS capable of multitasking but it wasn’t a feature given to the user due to memory and battery constraints. We’ve now had it for years.

This was the first we’ve seen of it, and I suspect the on device development story was not one they wanted to spend limited time on. Plus knowing Apple it seems likely they’d want to make Xcode work better for the interface than just plopping the Mac app in.

Time will tell. The iPad can do development. Apple has proven it with Swift Playgrounds. But they still haven’t given us Xcode. So who knows.
Fbi? Not in my country.
Oh, wait....
The last time I tried Coke Zero, it tasted like Diet RC. I didn't like it at all.

Diet Coke has huge differences in flavor between sources and packaging options. It's universally bad out of a can or bottle, and the stuff from soda fountains varies by restaurant.
Standard religious practice.

In the US, it has a huge impact on our politics. Other nations have their own issues with religion, as in India.

Also, as any engineer can attest, “We’ve always done it this way” is quite powerful.
Copy the installed version, and run that with wine.
i love how you divy up all the funds for upvotes. thats so creative
Scientists Extract Rocks from Earth’s Mantle
I'd need to get a TPM first, which was worse by every metric compared to external keys last time I compared them.

FIDO keys are already here and can also be used for web authentication (which is their main use case. this is just a nice add-on).

They can also be used to conveniently unlock LUKS volumes which I completely forgot about since I'm not using LUKS:

http://0pointer.net/blog/unlocking-luks2-volumes-with-tpm2-f...
The delusion is not in thinking that there's some impact, but in thinking that you as an activist can speak for the collective voice of value-generating users of the site. There are plenty of other users generating content. Eventually when the topic gets stale the protest posts will fall off the front page. Barring more dramatic PR missteps from Reddit, in a week there will be no noticeable difference in the site experience to the average user.

The idea that only a special class of users can be motivated to take whatever Twitter screenshots or political ragebait articles and crosspost them to Reddit is laughable.
> Once you know how it is a small investment of time to compile a custom kernel with everything you don't use disabled.

Having timely zero-effort updates from distros is far, far more valuable for security than the reduction of attack surface from custom kernel.
I think Microsoft is trying to wear us down with stupid shit.
It's not just hard to understand, it's actually wrong.

By income, the lowest TFR group in America are Whites that make between $200-$250k[1]. The poorest Americans have the same amount of children as the uber rich Americans.

1. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FyYwPsBXoAEK1ur?format=png
https://web.archive.org/web/20230611155109/https://old.reddi...
Is there some sort of backup/failsafe mechanism for sites that use Cloudflare?
> However, software can be built by one guy in a garage.

Not for these AI models. The deciding factor seems to be the resources you can throw at it in training.
Ask HN: What are the best Reddit alternatives?
Be advised that they seemed to have changed their design and tape material. They advertise the lower quality tape as "re-adjustable".
Except it's never a faceless authoritarian committee in practice.

It's one of two things:

The copyright holders are publishing new editions edited to modern sensibilities to maximize their profits by selling to a new audience.

The works are in the public domain, in which case anyone can edit up a new edition however they like, for fun or profit.

What's the alternative? We take away the right of copyright holders to publish new editions of their IP? We disallow people to edit works in the public domain?
Ah it sure does feel good to be humbled. Glad to know my personal setups are not affected as they do not give access to the outer tty but at the same time - WTF is going
on inside developers heads!?

I've noticed a trend of adding N deeply intertwined features which then interact in N! different ways and no one bothers to define rigorous semantics for them. And then you have to get a PhD in Linux just to understand whether your system is vulnerable when you use POSIX message queues inside a FUSE filesystem inside an unprivileged user namespace inside chroot inside setarch running in 9 nested terminal sessions.

I think I'm starting to understand why some people swear by the BSDs.

Edit: just checked and OpenBSD has indeed removed TIOCSTI in 2017.
Wasn't there a part of Catch 22, where the entrepreneur character outsourced the German bombing of some US air base to that very same US air base's bombers?

Sounds about like that. In non-fiction there are just more steps in between to hide it.
I do like /. meta-moderation, but I also feel that the ones contributing the most, interacting the most (via votes/comments) should have a vote to who they want their moderators to be on a regular basis.
I think this 1.0 is problematic and it will take several more leaps to get to where we need to be. Something more like swimming goggles (without the suction), visualized in the bladerunner sequel on the face of 'love' when she's calling in artillery on K in the 'junkyard'.
I'm pretty gosh darn excited to see the combo their next dram-less gen 4-channel controller (e31t) & newer TLC 3d nands. Faster stacks, bigger PCIe, smaller processes. I'm not sure how much value we really get from dram drives anymore, and simple & fast seems appealing.

E31t: https://www.anandtech.com/show/18879/phison-unveils-ps5031e3...

Sk hynix ram: https://www.anandtech.com/show/18902/sk-hynix-starts-product...
I’ve been using VMWare exclusively for virtualization for old games, old dev environments, etc. forever. It’ll do what you need just fine. I think I started using VMWare when a story originally hit Slashdot 20+ years ago. I use kvm and xcp-ng mostly nowadays for professional work, but VMWare is tried and tested for Windows desktop use.

There’s really only two things you’ll run into:

* Games that rely on some esoteric third party library, that for whatever reason wasn’t included in the installer because it relied on a redistributable from Windows Update or the audio driver installer for the sound card. Rare, but happens. Almost always an audio library. Quick search will find it on abandonware sites. Think I’ve done this for 2-3 games ever, last one being Mordor: The Depths of Dejenol.

* Games that relied on early DirectDraw (not DirectX) and were released before Windows 2000, and used fade in/out effects. With how DirectX was changed under the hood for the NT 5.0 kernel in Windows 2000, it ends up being a slideshow. This isn’t a virtualization issue, but a Windows 2000 or later instead of Windows ME or prior issue — you’d see the same issue on 20-25 year old hardware (I did back then)! However this is super rare. I think the only game I have affected by this is the installer (not the game itself) for Dark Reign, which was an RTS by Relic.
Completely disagree re: moderation. The goal for sites like this is never "high quality content", it's "maximum traffic".

If he can get 50k paying users, he's a millionaire. If that means low effort meme posts, who are you to slap those dollars out of his hand?

The "intelligentsia" of the Internet need to get a grip on what people want; these sites are for entertainment not elucidation and discovery.
I find this whole argument quite bizarre - we've been 'updating' books for centuries to match the current (at time of update) language, norms, fashions.

The original Shakespeare is still available, but most people read/watch adaptations or revisions (partly because Shakespeare's English has long gone).

So, as long as the originals haven't been burnt by the good people of Florida, who cares about the updates?
I don't completely understand how dowries are a thing - isn't there a massive gender imbalance in India, wouldn't dowries go the other way? Curious why this is not the case. This is awful.
> and apps which go down are those who built little businesses on something reddit provided for free while not contributing back

Holy shit. Reddit's only content is provided by the users. The users of their APIs generate/moderate a non-trivial amount of content that gives anyone a reason to visit Reddit. Suggesting the API users aren't "giving back" is just ludicrous.
Talking Novel Architectures and EL Capitan with Lawrence Livermore
Meh, language changes. 21st-century books will be edited by 22nd century people, that's for sure. And verbatim copies will be free to reprint as they fall out of copyright.

Politically motivated changes might sometimes be ridiculous, but there's also the real need to update forgotten words, or words that have drastically changed their meaning.

At least it's not done with the same level of fanaticism as Iceland's war against foreign loanwords, for example.

The example with "fat" Augustus Gloop becoming "enormous" - that's actually a good thing, regardless of the politics involved! The causes of obesity were poorly understood back then, partially due to the sugar industry's lobbying. There's no need to propagate this misunderstanding to the next generation in a book for young people.

Edit: Wow - this is a downvote magnet! Go and try reading Beowulf in the original Old English, or something.
Yeah I don't think I'll be using one at dinner or hanging out in-person with friends any time soon, but there are a lot of non-work things I'd happily use it for.

Gaming, TV, casual internet browsing, stationary exercise, socializing with people remotely (e.g. VRChat instead of Zoom/FaceTime), passing time on trains+planes, etc.
Interesting, I just tried to use my pointer with my peripheral vision, and while possible, it was indeed more difficult and harder to focus on. Something I hadn't tried before.
> I'm pretty sure all the big 3rd party apps at least have ads.

I use(d) Relay for Redit, paid a small ($5?, maybe) one time fee for the "Premium" version a few years ago and have never see an ad. You are correct in the sense that if you use the free version of Relay (and possibly others), you would have ads from the app, not Reddit, but if you're willing to pay a small amount, you can get rid of them.
Come on this is literally the only scenario where NFTs make sense. Cross game support of NFTs make no sense because the developers see zero incentives to allow competing content but if it is the same game hosted by a variety of people then on hundreds of servers then interoperability has the benefit that your content will be available on other servers and therefore you also have incentives to accept other people's content. The only problem is that Blockchain is too expensive. Who wants to pay excessive fees for inconsequential in-game items? Who wants to host a full Ethereum node?
Hardly anyone.
The most complete documentation is in the applegpu repo[1] by dougallj showing a great deal of recent activity (including by alyssarosenzweig). Last I checked, the documentation of barrier instructions wasn't complete enough to tell whether these device-scoped barriers are possible. (Note: on RDNA2, they're accomplished by DLC and GLC flags on memory accesses, combined with cache flush instructions such as S_GL1_INV).

There's also a lot of great material, accessibly written, on Alyssa's blog[2], see in particular the posts titled "Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, part ${I}".

[1]: https://github.com/dougallj/applegpu

[2]: https://rosenzweig.io/
One of the mysteries of life I cannot begin to fathom is how "style sheets" have come to include "page layout".
outside of Q, I think I've used most all of these in one way or another for various reasons. Most can be done with calc() and whatever the nearest root value is - but some of them are handy, even if they don't appear so.
I think this[1] is an interesting graph: income level vs children.

The group with the lowest TFR? White couples who make between $200k and $250k. Clearly it's not just about income because the uber poor and uber rich have about the same amount of children.

1. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FyYwPsBXoAEK1ur?format=png
Dodged which bullet?

I have never voted for Berlusconi, but he has been a minor figure in Italian politics since 2011, and in terms of actual policies implemented during his governments, he has done very little that I would call dangerous, crazy or ruinous.

Since the euro, there has been very little room for European countries to implement any kind of adventurous domestic and foreign policies, if you exclude France's shameful bombing of Libya.

Forza Italia (Berlusconi's party) was one of the main members of the European People's Party, certainly not a den of extremists.