skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably scared they would be sued by Apple
Glad we got this resolved and it was all working properly, the site does need to do more to make it clearer when viewing a private message while signed in added it to the backlog sorry about that!
I don't use it even when I rarely use Windows - but I think chocolatey has a first-party GUI, if that's all you wanted to configure anyway?
Is this basically dead? Not many posts in the forum in last few years.

Also, what language/framework is that in the code samples?
Trademarks, unlike copyright, are "use and protect it or lose it". There's no "expiry" date on them like copyrighted things have because brands sometimes live for over a hundred years. Letting someone take your companies name and logo just because you're "too old" isn't fair. This is because trademarks, unlike copyright, aren't about science and innovation; they're about preventing consumer confusion.

Not protecting your trademarks can cause them to become "genericized". Wikipedia has a list of many that you've probably heard of and had no idea they were once trademarked.[0]

Some lawyer at Apple probably caught wind of this Swedish company and took action. It's really that simple.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_generic_and_genericize...
software is made of decisions.

or... scratch that. software is just reflection of life...

Life is made of decisions.

Anything else is not life, but mere existing.
I have this problem too.

I noticed there's a web socket connection and when you submit the info goes there (not a separate request). Then the client gets something about a captcha and the spinner spins forever.
> Which file? And where in the file do I add those lines?

/etc/nixos/configuration.nix if you haven't structured your config differently.

> And where in the file do I add those lines?

Consult `man configuration.nix` or search.nixos.org
Men can remain fertile well into their seventies and even into the eighties, with occasional random stories of a man in his nineties impregnating a woman. It does not happen the other way round, unfortunately.
Every instance is filled with "political ideology". Its just that the instances you prefer do not specify it as explicitely. But saying ''we dont censor hate speech'' is just as much politics as ''we censor hate speech''.
You can just copy a build nixos system to a server and activate it there.
If the Lemmy fediverse is so fragmented...

Then shouldn't people like us run our own instances, which then just act like an aggregator and wrapper around our single user account?

Or am I federating TOO MUCH in a way that's hard to explain to new people?

Because in my head... Each subreddit/community maps almost perfectly to 1 instance, and each technically savvy user also maps almost perfectly to 1 instance. That feels right to me...

So why would that be stupid?

Genuinely curious and open to being corrected.
What if its not cool to be a bad capitalist anymore?
I don't think you understand the EA movement at all or it history. The foundation of it is Giving What We Can - https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/ - regular people (not rich) giving at least 10% of their income to cost-effective charities. I've been giving for over 10 years now - and I started as a math teacher.

You say "why won't people help in San Francisco". This betrays a severe misunderstanding of effectiveness. How many thousands of dollars would a single individual need to give to a charity working in SF to help one person as much as they can with a $2 donation to AMF (Against Malaria Foundation - providing protection from malaria for 3 years). People are people, regardless of where they were born, and helping more people is better than helping fewer.

"Most people will see [this activity] as very out of touch". So what? Most people saw gay rights as out of touch, most people still see animal welfare / animal rights activities as "out of touch".
Train and bus normally have that “10-20 minutes ahead” planning to be at the station.

Planes? At least an hour, and if you cut into that, and the queues or security theatre more mind boggling than normal, you’ve missed your flights.

Eurostar is similar to airports, so I’m glowering at them too!
Certainly a similar situation. Where English spoke in your environment (in your example likely in the home by immigrant parents and grandparents where English is not their first language) you would develop the pronunciations used by those around you.
When you have a following, you have a group of people that validate not only your strenghts but your weaknesses.
> "The economy, man." (ooohkay)

I make basically the same salary as I did before inflation went into overdrive. We were doing fine before, but are really struggling now. So, yeah, the economy, man.

Why would you put on a conference right now? It seems like really poor timing.
I don't know of anything before nix comparable to it but I happily learn something new.
That's interesting. I wonder how it interacts with the Cache API.

The Cache API has kinda poor cache hit ratio today if you serve users from multiple locations since the cache is per DC per location.

If the Worker runs close to the Origin, then we wouldn't have dozens of DCs to MISS our requests anymore. Unfortunately, we'd miss all the advantagens of caching assets, like lower TTFB.

I guess running two Workers, one close to the origin and other close to the client, could replicate a bit their Smart Cache Topology. Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible to route things like that (maybe with service bindings?), and I'm pretty sure we'd end up paying twice per uncached request, lol.

Cool feature for non-cacheable content anyway
I think most normative ethicists would take issue with this proposition.

Our values dictate our choices. Compromises (and limited-choice situations) test our values.

From a deontological perspective, compromise destroys values.

From a consequentialist perspective, compromise doesn't have any effect on the values as the consequence is the higher value.

From a virtue ethics' perspective, values are character traits virtually decoupled from habits and other choices.
Does anyone know if this tool is still actively developed?
This forum post from their site did not give me much comfort: https://talk.sketch.systems/t/saving-loading-sketched-curren...
This cartoon is available on DVD in better quality. It's worth finding those DVDs, as they show the sheer brilliance of the Fleischer studio, especially in the early days.
Related to this, the delta between those who want kids but will end up never having them is about 15% at the moment, which is a surprisingly large % of the population. You aren’t guaranteed what you want, especially when it comes to kids.

The society that figures out how to properly overlap child rearing in an educational environment will survive. I’m fascinated with how much the world is going to change in the next century with most of the world set to shrink and be dominated by the elderly.
Nix hasn't been a benefit when working with python for me, but again, python is the outlier. It has been a benefit for projects in other languages.

I guess the reason is because python packaging/tooling varies wildly between projects, and there are a lot of bindings.

BTW a colleague was setting up the python project on a non-nix machine, and also had problems with dependencies, and ultimately had to do some nasty workarounds (disabling deps/features). To me, it seems endemic.
Top of the results page says:

"Showing results for how to use openlm

Search instead for how to use openllm"
The organization and ideas should transcend an individual.

The organization right now seems headed for irrelevance, when the ideas seem to be really more needed now that ever. Right now he’s and his camp are in charge, so if he and the group want to run it into the ground so be it.

Hopefully the ideas live on and some group can carry it forward.

I always thing back to media goblin as something that should be something more than it is. Though I’ll note it’s a “gnu” project which might mean it’s part of the FSF? It’s kinda a mess, but it seems whoever is running that is doing something different with the branding (I knew someone who was a big fan of Mediagoblin)

https://mediagoblin.org/
I've watched and read several reports describing CIA's handling of issues such as this which involve asserting a "clean slate" within a particular division/org. Would it be beneficial to proactively "clean" the FBI, and shelf all persons who resisted the probe? Surely it is not hard to identify these persons, via polygraph, camera and voice recordings, and written docs (e.g., emails, texts, memos). After all, treason is illegal at both the state and federal levels[1].

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treason_laws_in_the_United_Sta...
Wonderful. Considerably more complex than getting a Minitel to speak to a Linux box: https://blog.jgc.org/2022/03/using-minitel-1b-as-serial-term...
I'm not sure you know Austrlaia too well. Rio Tinto's probably laid explosives on in already and is ready to go!
We really have to learn to, or perhaps go back to, detach ideas from their originators or audience, and value them on their own merits.

https://areomagazine.com/2017/03/27/how-french-intellectuals...
Thanks! Maybe I didn't express myself clearly, but what I meant is more saturated "light blue" than what's available in sRGB, with the same brightness. For me #0000ff doesn't qualify as "light blue", so the point of comparison would be something like #aaaaff.
well, yes true, but ansible sucks and especially for small and chaotic projects where people just change things on the machines without reflecting it in ansible it is a nightmare
Is is customary to comment on a submission without upvoting it?
That's how I feel about this one...

No disrespect and no offence meant, but I'll never understand all these privileged people who have a lot of money, and subsequently free time, and still feel this way about their lives.

How come it's always poor, lower/mid class people who don't have enough money that always complain about not being able to do things (hobbies, interests, desires...) and always the rich, upper class people who complain that they don't have an interest in anything since they can have everything :-/
This whole thread makes me happy that at my job we don’t have this arbitrary backend/frontend split. Everyone on my team does both—if you are working on a feature you implement all the parts needed for it. Seems like it avoids a lot of this coordination hassle.

Of course some people are better at one or the other so for very tricky things we might have them take over those pieces. But 99% of coding is fairly straightforward.
Tube amps are really the default type of guitar amp for every genre. I can name hundreds of guitar players famous for playing tube amps, I don't think I can name a single one known to play solid state amps.
Not just these days. That's how it's been for decades.
A stylistically minimal, privacy respecting blog in V programming language
So there's three pronunciations I'd use.

In German, the german word "über": [ˈyːbɐ]

In German, the company "Uber": ['uːbə]

In English, the company "Uber": [ˈjuːbə]
Singapore has only just (in the last 12 months) decriminalised being gay. Several of my colleagues have refused to go to the country in the past for that reason alone. Same with places in the middle east.
That particular demonstration is interesting, but it's not a general-purpose error-corrected quantum computer. It's a single-purpose quantum computer that simulates a quantum process with fewer gate operations than a classical computer needs to simulate the same process.
Don't forget DreamWorld!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26898266

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27319457
I like the idea of having a standard API for interacting with LLMs over the network. Many models need to run on beefy hardware and would benefit from offloading to a remote (possibly self-hosted) server, and I think makes logical sense to separate the code for running LLMs from the UI for accessing them.
Because it would derail the discussion when they point out she is almost half his age
Coordinated discovery would still be within the arbitration process.
I only do this on some work project that I don't touch often, as an escape hatch. Everything else is managed by nix.
I feel like many here don't remember having 20 popups constantly open in the taskbar. It was maddening. Popup blockers were the first adblockers.
This is a problem traditionally solved by the professional engineering licensing system. Most engineering curriculum in the USA involve an Engineering Ethics course that goes over such issues.

We're quite far from implementing such a system for software "engineers".
Please be aware the following is highly subjective to how you define terms. I have been writing this code for 26 years so I have seen how things evolve, which makes my perspective different than other peoples' perspectives.

As a web developer (front end and/or back end) seeking employment actual programming skills are a bonus, not a requirement despite what the job postings and interviewers claim. A far more important requirement in attaining employment is fashion. This depends upon how you define programming skills. The common ultra modern interpretation is the style of writing instructions in isolation and the current tools you prefer to use. In practice that means the approach to writing code, the vanity, at a very high and superficial level because all larger decisions are expected to be prior qualified by external tooling, such as large frameworks and build tools.

When you deviate from that people become terrified. I am tired of coworkers being constantly terrified to do their jobs, me doing far more work than is required in my code contributions to alleviate those fears, and then only to be challenged when terrified people need something to blame. As a result it is both more challenging to seek employment and also be selected for employment when I view many job postings as littered with hostile red flags and from their perspective that I am outdated and nonconforming. I really enjoy writing software, but in many cases I would rather just make less money in a different line of work.
Let me interrupt that in the middle and undo some steps by hand and it will probably fall on its nose. Nix can handle interruption in the middle of all build steps and can cleanly recover from them.
Oops sorry about that, fixed now!
> They're also loved by bad actors who can leverage their service for fraud (search "toll fraud" if you're interested) and the ongoing effort and investment needed to counter this growing fraud problem is significant.

And Twilio is wholly incompetent when it comes to battling this. Not only are they unable to keep bad actors off, they punish good actors. They require "approval" of what text messages you are going to send (never mind if part of it needs to be dynamic) and limit your sending ability to arbitrarily low levels. The company I work for just switched off them after high rejection rates and them randomly blocking us or limiting our send volume. They also bungled the whole number verification thing that recently went into effect, or at least dropped the ball on the communications side. Very glad to be off them and kind of sad, I remember when Twilio first hit the scene and it was truly amazing and so cool to work with.
When a nix build fails it'll fail with errors from the build system the package uses. The upside is that your failure is now reproducible.
You can rent pretty easy a server with a GPU using runpod, vast.ai or datacrunch.
Or maybe even use something Like Google Colab.
I can tell you for the procurement that I had anything to do with at a UK school, though for projects above a certain cost floor three or more quotes were required, I advised NOT taking the cheapest nor most expensive bids unless there was a specific good reason...
Shell out from Python and do what you want there
Advocacy involves 1) understanding your target audience and 2) making an appeal to them.

If the composition of your organization does not reflect the composition of your target audience then both of those tasks become a little harder. This is not specific to the FSF, many organizations hire at least a few people who match their target demographics to do things like research, marketing, messaging, and outreach.
Selling screens with only a global backlight or edge-lit panels as "HDR" is basically fraud.
Historically, “breeders” have been useful or necessary.

This is less true now, but perhaps only for now.
DosWorld – Make DOS great again!
>How would you feel if Google started building its websites to function significantly better in Chrome than in any other browser? (I guess is already happening to some extent... but not as egregiously as it could.) Because that's the same idea. We have Web standards, which all websites should use

If the proprietary Chrome-only extensions to web standards provided a dramatically better user experience, I would have no issues with this, as long as users are 100% free to choose whichever browser (and online services) they please, and as long as other companies were free to independently implement/reverse engineer these extensions.

I would only have a problem if Google abused a monopoly position to force users to use its products, à la Microsoft and Internet Explorer in the late 90s.

>Why do we do this? Because it's better for individual large companies? No, it's not.

It's almost always better for companies to maximize their marketshare, unless maximizing marketshare would compromise the quality of the product. The iPod was originally Mac only, and was a rather niche toy until Apple opened compatibility, at which point it became a global sensation. This was likely due to the fact that in 2001, when the iPod debuted, all Apple computers had a port fast enough to transfer gigabytes of music (FireWire, 400 Mb/s), while most non-Apple machines still had USB 1.0 (12 Mb/s), so a high capacity MP3 player simply would not have been a good user experience. It wasn't until USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s) became common a year or so later that a large MP3 player became a good experience on non-Apple machines, and Apple rationally decided to maximize its marketshare.

>Car analogies are not apt here. Cars and engines are physical things. Software is not.

You are correct that analogies to physical goods are imperfect; I was merely using them to point out how the experience of tight product integration can sometimes be more valuable to the user than interoperability. It all depends on the use case.
wouldn't it, in the long run, also lead to increased potential for screen damage?
indexing conversations is secondary for gaming but primary for FOSS projects and Discord sucks at that. its like wiping your ass with a fork.
Don't use the term "breeders" that's weird and seems like you're trying to apply a negative term to it. I'm not sure why it's become acceptable to refer to it this way. I suspect it's a modern movement to discredit having children as a valuable, worthy life goal and make it sound more like it's a dirty animalistic behavior that we're too smart for.

"As far as I am aware, the US does not have that problem"

Not true, we don't have a replacement population. This means all of your welfare programs and retirement programs will not have enough people in the younger generation to pay into them and support them.

"I hate the pretense that baby making for normies is anything other than creating workers for the ruler class."

Where did you pick this view up? Yes people have to work to survive. What do you think society would look like if you just did away with all the modern conveniences and the "ruling class". Do you just assume you'd be able to sit around doing nothing or pursue your "creative goals"??? No, you'd be gathering firewood and hunting all day, hoping you don't die of starvation or freeze to death.

This is such a silly naive stance. I hear it all the time and it sounds so childish. I assume it's some Marxist trope young people pick up from college sociology class and think they sound smart. What you want is a class of plebs doing the manual labor for you so you don't have to do be a "worker". Someone has to do the shit work, just not an elitist like you right?

My suggestion to you is to find an actual purpose and stop stewing in your hateful anti-humanist outlook. Having kids can be that purpose, but you could actually just go out and do something to be helpful to other humans too.
> The DSPs [delivery service partners] are responsible for hiring and training drivers, dispatching routes, and maintaining vehicles, according to statements from Amazon previously provided to Motherboard. The actual delivery drivers, in turn, are employed by the DSP, though they work in Amazon facilities to deliver Amazon packages, and how they work, when, and how much they get paid is largely determined by terms Amazon sets with the DSP.

I understood, that whether someone is a contractor or an employee depends on the amount of control the entities have, aka “right-to-control test”. Are there similar laws/tests which apply to companies? If the DSP only works for Amazon and Amazon basically controls everything, is it really an independent company?
Because there may be fields requested correctly alongside some requested incorrectly
It’s not weird. The first sentence explains it.
How BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard cast their ESG proxy votes
No, 1 decibel is 10^1/10. Bels are multiplicative, not additive. You multiply 10^.1 by itself 10 times and you get 10^1. Similarly if you multiply x^1/2 by x^1/2 you get x.
To me, there is more to having children than breeding. Having children is something that, generally, ages well. You see your children grow, become adults, start their careers, start their own families, etc. You find new satisfaction and joy as your children age and progress in life.

Compare this to a child-free lifestyle. I know many child-free people. Fundamentally, their lives at 50 are not so different than their lives at 30. The main differences are they have more money, but they’re also fatter, uglier, have less energy, and are more jaded. The law of marginal utility dictates that, while they are still happy, they enjoy their life less over time.

My decision to have children was less about breeding and more about not living an ever-shittier version of my late 20s life.
It's a good thing the people writing software for the railway interlockings, unlike these guys, are held to SIL4 standards.
I think the term 'non-creative' was just used as a practical distinction when discussing 'creating <the game>' versus 'porting <the game>'. I don't think the author intended to comment about the quality or even creativity of any developer's work.
Pretty sure there haven't been any attempts like that before, only comes to mind is crux or vertigo from ages ago.
Yes, this is about building a small hashtable in the RAMs internal to the FPGA. As you pointed out, things would slow down a bit if you had to go to external RAM.

However, if you are building a hashtable in external RAM that is accessed via Ethernet, I think there are still some performance gains to be had with an FPGA compared to a non-specialized device.

For one, you get to skip the PCIe bus with an FPGA, reducing latency, since the Ethernet transceivers go straight into the FPGA fabric. Also, while I don't know a lot about power consumption, I expect it would be a fair bit lower on a dedicated FPGA compared to a server performing the same work.
The best way to raise cows sustainably? Set them free