skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It provided one-click access to setup website, Google workspace, provided direct verification in Google Search Console and Google Analytics, and just made sense.

If you're not familiar with it, Google Analytics is a bunch of tracking scripts.
Software is replicable. It might open up companies' IP to worldwide competition. That's the difference from hardware.
Interesting that it’s the case that they can have volunteers in french law given the context of reddit volunteers.
There was a beautiful period where phones had a headphone jack and a USB-C connector and a replaceable battery and IP67 water resistance.
No thanks, I use HN because it is a single feed and forced interaction with other views.

Subreddits encourage group think, discrimination, and dilution
What Would Aaron Swartz Think of Reddit’s Ridiculous New Direction?
The usual concern with regulation is not the big players.

It’s the smaller products and businesses that cease to exist because it’s too expensive to meet regulations. Bad regulation raises the cost of entry into the market and strengthens the big players like Apple.
I think people are referring to the part where someone made a torrent so you could get it without filling in the form as the leak.
I wonder if it's possible to create a Lemmy community that behaves like a PhpBB forum, that is, threads are supposed to be long-lived, so they are not sorted by age, comments are supposed to be single topic, so they are not sorted by thread, and you can jump right into the last thing you saw.

It looks like a great experience to after you publish something, you just go and create a Lemmy instance (with closed down registration) to host QA forums, news discussion, and just community meetings. It looks much simpler and straight forward than managing it with all of twitter, reddit, and facebook.
Yeah what is up with that...
Farmers use futures contracts to protect against price risks [0]. As do energy suppliers [1].

[0] https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/publications/99518/eib-219....

[1] https://emp.lbl.gov/publications/primer-electricity-futures-...
I don't think it should even be legal. Why do these corporations think they can perform human experimentation on unwitting subjects for profit?
Mostly referring to absolute/mixed monarchies like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Morocco, and of course the very worst of them all, the Vatican.

Not a coronation fan myself but glad you enjoyed! I did like the pic where he was sitting in a chair (…throne?) holding two very goofy looking scepters, tho admittedly there was an element of ironic enjoyment there lol
What are we brain storming though? How to build a platform / site to pay moderators? But even before that, why would a regular user go to that site in the first place vs somewhere like Reddit/Facebook Groups/where-ever?
This seems unsustainable. I thought the consensus was that environmental footprint should be reduced [1,2], not deliberately increased?

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-...

[2] https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/science-proves-kids-ar...

Edit: As expected, the Century Initiative is chaired by corporate lobbyists, and closely tied to Blackrock, that has massive investments in Canadian real-estate and would benefit from making housing more expensive:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_Initiative#Controversi...
I get your point, that the wealth is based on the value of stocks and so on, but keep in mind that not all billionaires are founders whose billions originated from incepting a company. Some get hundreds of millions in stock grants each year, which is indeed revenue not paid to workers or shareholders.
I tried to Google how many users Reddit has. The numbers are all over the place. Various links on the front page say:

1.66 billion monthly users

430 million monthly users

50 million monthly users

330 million monthly users

Who the hell knows.
I'm not sure you've got a solid grasp of mental illness and how it affects the way you think.
I remember my trauma after watching grim and depressing movie "Requiem for a Dream" including the scene when mother of protagonist joins some cult or MLM and becomes addicted to some drugs. In the end I realized "it's just a movie, it's all good". Now I see my parents uncritically consuming mostly on mobile portals with "news", social media, obvious propaganda which agitates and addicts them. What's worse they ask me whether I'm with or against them on the topics. I'm terrified and heartbroken.
Yes, but the immediate impact on GHGs would be highly delayed from if that battery went into 90 HEVs.
Legally it is still restricted to those who have been granted permission for research / non-commercial purposes. That license still applies. The fact that they have stopped actively enforcing it does not change the legal status. If Elon were to announce that Twitter was using it for commercial purposes, they could sue in court and would likely win.
All I'm saying is that you used to be able to get smartphones that were like this, and they weren't any more expensive than any other smartphones. (EDIT: I was wrong, they were about $25 more expensive.)

So this is demonstrably possible. The only reason I can think of that it's not done anymore is cost savings.
> Thinking that most things in life (that you have to do) sucks is perfectly viable. Plenty of people could be of that opinion.

I share this opinion. This, again, isn't what I'm arguing against.

I'm arguing against the notion that having to do something means doing it sucks.

Even if I take the most generous possible meaning of the parent be: "If you're being forced to do something, it's because it sucks, otherwise you wouldn't need to be forced."

That's still not true. I had to be forced to exercise, but then I enjoyed exercising. When I was little, I had to be forced to bathe, but once I was in it was hard to get me out because I enjoyed it. I was effectively forced into my current career, but I also enjoy that.

> The great danger of proposing that something universally sucks is that the chronically happy will get upset. Maybe even unhappy.

And the flaw is most often that it does not universally suck. Some people are into getting their testicles stomped on, so be careful throwing around your experiences as a base truth.
It is certainly strategic to make their AI the most accessible platform for building with AI. Plus the reach of their social networks can put AI improvements that are made elsewhere into their own models and then into their software and to end users. If company A finds a way to use Model X, then that is more easily usable by Meta — they know the model quite well I would assume. Meta’s business thrives on free usage by billions of users, it needs people to keep using its platform to survive, and not leave the networks. Maybe Google is the nearest competitor in terms of ads business being so financially vital.
But the bank is in the position to “create money” to loan at 10% while also making that 5% on you. I don’t think it’s realistic to expect the bank to be interested in taking your (lower) payoff specifically to loan it at a higher rate.
I love how this line is used.

so if they’re billionaires on paper, can someone explain their lifestyle?

How does Gates own so much farm land?

Yall are actively fooling yourselves.
I love them specifically for their server motherboards. Very innovative designs with a variety of chipset support and form factors. Well built, reliable, featureful, and relatively inexpensive. They're eating into Supermicro's dominance in the market.
It’s more complicated. Topics in a forum are ordered by last answer. So, if usually most discussion are short lived, any topic can also can be revived at any time.
There is a manufacturer that has automatic battery replacement station.

You drive up. Battery bank is swapped and in 5 minutes you drive of fully charged.

It is coming. It won't happen overnight.
For those of you who miss wasting their time on Reddit, try UrlRoulette.net
Curious: Do you have plans to bring in FOSS LLMs for summarization and Q&A style queries anytime in the coming months?

Btw, I was half expecting that you quit because of FUTO grants (saw your post on their forums), but I guess it wasn't that. Either ways, rooting for you!
I read a couple of pages and it looks good. I’m not a complete beginner but it’s still filling in some gaps in my knowledge. I appreciate the author’s work and giving it away for free.

That said I feel like it’s skipping some explanation for what’s supposed to be a beginner’s guide. One thing that sticks out to me is that it jumps straight into talking about interest rates without explaining the time value of money and why interest exists.

I wanted a book I could recommend and to others who knew even less than me, but I don’t think this could be it.

(And maybe interest is covered later on, but the ordering is important)
Common EPS was a voluntary standard.
Interesting bit: I've been watching this one conspiratorial YouTube channel from time to time, and there it is claimed that the link between sun, radioactivity, and earthquakes, is old news. Here is a video exactly about this, from more than 7 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEyflcAlqZc
China withholds key indicator of Covid toll, fails to release cremation data
Agreed! I would also argue that it's a deeply political statement.
great! now let’s see this same thing at the federal level!
Here's mine, from 1986 or so. I still use it all the time:

#include <stdio.h>
#define O1O printf
#define OlO putchar
#define O10 exit
#define Ol0 strlen
#define QLQ fopen
#define OlQ fgetc
#define O1Q abs
#define QO0 for
typedef char lOL;

lOL*QI[] = {"Use:\012\011dump file\012","Unable to open file '\x25s'\012",
"\012"," ",""};

main(I,Il)
lOL*Il[];
{ FILE *L;
unsigned lO;
int Q,OL[' '^'0'],llO = EOF,

O=1,l=0,lll=O+O+O+l,OQ=056;
lOL*llL="%2x ";
(I != 1<<1&&(O1O(QI[0]),O10(1011-1010))),
((L = QLQ(Il[O],"r"))==0&&(O1O(QI[O],Il[O]),O10(O)));
lO = I-(O<<l<<O);
while (L-l,1)
{ QO0(Q = 0L;((Q &~(0x10-O))== l);
OL[Q++] = OlQ(L));
if (OL[0]==llO) break;
O1O("\0454x: ",lO);
if (I == (1<<1))
{ QO0(Q=Ol0(QI[O<<O<<1]);Q<Ol0(QI[0]);
Q++)O1O((OL[Q]!=llO)?llL:QI[lll],OL[Q]);/*"
O10(QI[1O])*/
O1O(QI[lll]);{}
}
QO0 (Q=0L;Q<1<<1<<1<<1<<1;Q+=Q<0100)
{ (OL[Q]!=llO)? /* 0010 10lOQ 000LQL */
((D(OL[Q])==0&&(*(OL+O1Q(Q-l))=OQ)),
OlO(OL[Q])):
OlO(1<<(1<<1<<1)<<1);
}
O1O(QI[01^10^9]);
lO+=Q+0+l;}
}
D(l) { return l>=' '&&l<='\~';
}

I do like the colorized output of hexyl, though.
> GDPR only covers personally identifiable data

the concept of 'personal data' under GDPR is quite broad. the mere presence of a username relates those messages to a possibly identifiable person. and asking for something to be deleted is asking for it to be deleted.
Luxury products have luxury repair costs
Yep. Just look at Tumblr.
Only the 14 though IIRC. The 14 Pro is just like the old ones and is one the most complex phones to perform a repair on.
I'm pretty sure that's already happening in some cases, and not for the good of society.
Discussed at the time:

Building a Database System in Academia - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13931752 - March 2017 (15 comments)
I am also amused that Ontario, which is the most populous province has the following statistics:
Area: 1,076,395 km square
Population: 15.3M

Istanbul, which is the biggest city in my home country Turkiye has these:
Area: 5,343 (so 200x smaller)
Population: 18M (official census is ~16M but even the major cites 18M)

I'm not even comparing the much denser places in the world (e.g., Gaza).
Society is not improved if a beaurocrat can nullify people's inventions. Who decides what "using" is? Why do we need to pay taxes to employ those people? We have patent law, which is already a lovely gravy train for the state.
It's a known issue but fortunately is being worked on: https://github.com/NixOS/nix/pull/6530
Randomly sifting through data in search of patterns is not an experiment in the usual sense. With a big enough data set, you're guaranteed to find one in a billion, one in a trillion events by random chance.
Sounds like a problem for antimatter reactions.

Anyone have an antimatter containment device and an antimatter asteroid laying around?
The samsung galaxy s5[0] had a easily replaceable battery while keeping its waterproof rating

---

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S5
Do you know if there is anybody taking this approach? Alternatively, what would you consider to be the current state of the art when it comes to query optimizers?
What's a social media zombie sherson (is that the singular of sheeple?) and how are they worse than a hardcore redditor?
Also a rule to make laptops be completely off when powered off... not just in some 'sleep' state that turns on and overheats while in a bag. I can't imagine how much laptop battery life is wasted away due to this.
I don't find anything wrong with emotional appeal. That's fine story telling and news writing. We are emotional creatures after all, and emotions don't make us weak or dumb. We're neither robots nor Vulcans. Maybe it just isn't the article for you and that's okay. Not everything needs to be distilled into a tweet sized oversimplification.

What I get upset about is that if there isn't important information contained for me to make a reasonable conclusion. But as for this article, I feel like I got it.

I understand the underlying problem -- there are many migrants at the border and the border system is overburdened --, I understand why the app was created -- to try to reduce the burden on the borders and processing --, I understand the problem with the technical capacity of the app -- that it has many glitches and is burdensome to users --, the problem with the app's existence -- it limits accessibility and the requirement to use it does not meet the intended goals of current border policies, specifically with respect to asylum seekers. I don't see it being a problem that this was told in a way to help me sympathize with those at the border. Biased, yes, but it does pass as news as it is actually informative. May seem like a low bar, but I think it's a bar that many don't meet, especially around topics like these.

I think I have enough information to conclude that while the app is not a bad idea that it shouldn't be the only means people have to immigrate through the border. And that if we're being honest, this is a problem that we need to start working with other countries to resolve. Even if it is strictly for our own self interest, as the border is overwhelmed. Looks like the selfish goal can align with the humanitarian goal.
Open Source Is Bigger Than You Can Imagine
You said:

> Is waterproof even a real needed feature?

That comes across as though you're trying to dismiss it as unimportant; it doesn't come across as though you're actually asking the question and willing to listen to the answer. And then, responding to people who answer you with further dismissals of their reasons continues to seem like you're trying to dismiss it as unimportant because you don't use it.

In response to someone saying they don't want to lose an $800 phone to water damage, what value does it add to say "I never buy over $300 phones, and anyway it never happened to me"? Other people do buy expensive phones, and also, whether expensive or cheap, other people do want to not lose them to water damage, and for that matter, other people do want to use them in environments where they're likely to get wet (e.g. pools/showers/baths).

It comes across as though you're trying to say "but you're wrong to want that", which results in the response you are getting.
Thank you for that! I was going to ask if a scientific abstract is available.
Have you tried running the book through Eleven Labs?
I wonder if that area has Radon... Which likely would mean much higher dosage...
I guess I'll try Lemmy again, but I'm not hopeful. When I used it last week any sub-community I was interested in either didn't exist or was completely dead.
Depends how many people come back willing to sell their loans, and what that does to the liquidity position of the bank, and their current intentions regarding investment and the capital requirements to execute that.
I'm in a nearly identical situation, but with publication systems.

The per-seat per-year license costs of their vendor solution zoomed past 50k (!!!) - that includes the PDF system - so, well, I got referenced by a friend of a friend, and then I got a call.

Their vendor stack doesn't even integrate with any of their other business systems, so asking for that kind of money is . . sort of mysterious. What do they think they're selling, exactly?

Whatever it is , it's a lot more expensive than having me drop by a few hours a week (although I fully expect they'll get trained up in house to work these tools in zero time; those big publications systems are insanely complicated). Thing is, even if this thing DID magically integrate all other information in the business, it STILL isn't worth that sort of cash. Not the first time I'm slobberghasted by this kind of thing, and it probably won't be the last.
Giving the vehicle owner an easy button to crash their car remotely is going to be a liability for the manufacturer when the obvious happens and it's used as murder weapon.
People like to be moderators because they like to control what others get to say or hear. Your system take their power away so it's unworkable from that perspective.
Doesn't look like anything special, just free mediawiki hosting, powered by donations
Strongly related: is there a hex viewer where I can set , preferably on-the-fly or with a command line switch record delimiters so it colors the records?
Weapons yeah, facial recognition is okay in my books.

But hear me out, that facial recognition would be publicly available data and be opensource.

I believe facial recognition on drones or weapons by any person not law enforcement should be illegal. Just like CCTV footage and stuff it needs to be public or private data for 30 days and then publicly available.

CCTVs deter crime it is a proven fact.
The Tesla Logo and the True Meaning Behind It
I don't know about categories, but I would love it if posts were tagged somehow so I can filter away all the crypto stuff that gets posted.
Could you explain how you obtain crypto in iran?

I guess you have a bank account, but your bank is under sanctions? How does that help you?

I am interested in there actually being a use-case; but i've never actually encountered one which survives contact with reality.
Sounds a lot like my experience with severe ADHD.
To scam someone most likely
Tether’s Banking Relationships, Commercial Paper Exposure Detailed
Do the back-of-the-envelope computation of how much energy reaches Earth from a coronal mass ejection and see how well your idea holds up. (a typical flare is 10^16 grams of matter moving at about 450 km/sec)
> Don't make the mistake of thinking a mod is above people and needs to tell users what they are allowed to see.

They are not above people but they are the ones curating the content in the subreddit. If people don't like that, they can vote with their feet and leave. I've seen this play out several times. Communities leaving and building new subreddits, sometimes overtaking the previous one, sometimes not.

> I included in my suggestion that you can see what gets moderated, obviously. Any website with non-public moderation logs tends towards horrible abuse of moderation powers.

Why should that make a difference? Most mod stuff is boring mundane stuff. Finding the juicy stuff is not that easy. And even if you have unfair mods, you can't remove them even if you can prove that they are abusing their power.

Reddit mods with seniority have power over those with lesser seniority. Changing that to say democratic votes from all mods to oust another mod only leads to more politics and drama.

You can't prevent drama.
GM was prototyping a two part platform concept.

the chassis was drivetrain, and engine in one unit and body/cabin, a separate unit that anchored on.

there was to be few chassis types, and many body types.
Sure, that's how they can get away with forcing you to pay $99 to change the battery, but that doesn't make the price reasonable.
Thank you for a thoughtful response! I always used to have some suspicions about my opinion on psy* studies. I used to search any systematic observations here and I have found exactly one knowledge bomb - Weber-Fechner law [1]

You gave me examples which are not even defend psy* fields as a scientific ones because your examples are from economic fields (I made pro-psy* argumentation here reasonably better). But one systematic observation per all the field is not enough to build a science. It is enough to build religion. Do you want a proof that psy* is a religion? Everything in psy* which is neither neuro-physiology nor economy nor philosophy nor talkings nor [1] nor palliative medicine is... a legal enforcement.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weber%E2%80%93Fechner_law
Thank you for finding so mild words to describe the style of this article.
I don’t think people think through the “deterrence” angle very well though. In order to make deterrence effective you need to have people who really stand to lose something, but like I was just listening to C.R.E.A.M last night (funny enough while playing chess) and Method Man raises an interesting point: “life in the world no different from a cell”. For someone facing seriously abject poverty, the potential rewards of crime may outweigh the costs. You can make prison progressively more horrible, but you can also make life outside of prison progressively better with IMO a similar effect. In the US we rarely discuss the anti-crime effects of social welfare policies, but they’re quite real. In a world without the kind of serious poverty we accept all over the US even 5 year prison sentence is a massive loss, because life outside is so much better. In a world where people are living in $10 a day then maybe 5 years in prison isn’t such a huge price if the upside risk appears big enoug
Oh goddamnit, I run a Wiki for a non profit off of Miraheze. Any alternatives that might be recommended?
Why (Stop Calling Each New Disaster “The New Normal”);

- because it's hype

- because it's entitlement: embellisher's don the hat of a super sophisticated tech in the middle of a maelstrom that only his 1000 yard stare can reconcile. You can't really know how tough this stuff is... and it's what make me and my job cool. I'm a warrior!

- cause it's an implicit admission one has no solutions.

- cause it's not quantified. If I wanna know if it's normal I'll talk to accountants and insurers to see trends not the cool guy.
Sure, but that's not the case? It was already mentioned in this thread that it was dual-licenced GPLv3.
One random comment:
The book on the photo, Trois fois par jour #2 (Three times a day #2)

Is a great cookbook for mere mortal with cooking skill juste above beginner. A few recipes became once a week classic and helped me improve my cooking skill and taste. Highly recommanded! #1 is good too.
I have wiped many accounts many times over many years and all the messages are still deleted. I'll wait for more proofs than a single report on a competing platform.
> what Carmack's wife and kids think

FWIW, they divorced a couple years ago.
He already had 100k in other accounts, and not just retirement savings. He was a safe bet.
Not anywhere near as much as just a few weeks ago, and WAY less than a couple of months ago. You can buy a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB from scalpers on Amazon for right around $100 now. They were going for north of $200 not so long ago.

And it's 100% possible to buy a Pi for MSRP if one is willing to be a little bit patient. Just order from one of the official resellers who takes backorders and then wait. I ordered two from Mouser about two months ago now and they came in early this week. That despite the predicted "in stock date" being October 2023. And the situation should just continue to get better and better over the coming weeks. Unless there is some sort of new, unexpected, supply chain disruption or something weird like that.