skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My only qualm is that similar slash-shenanigans can already happen and cause the same issue with subdomains.

How many regular users are going to know the real tdl of the below link? Two subdomains one containing many fake slashes.

paypal.com/long/path/to/my/account/.my-evil-invoices.com/transactions.csv
I seriously doubt the victims knew how risky this trip was, even though they signed the waivers. Why would you bring along your 19-year-old son if you thought the chance of death was 1/100 or even 1/1000. The CEO, who obviously overestimated the safety of his cost-cutting design, had raised $20M in venture capital, it's not as if he had a death wish either.
Whenever I read RMS, two things immediately come to mind: root mean square, Richard Matthew Stallman.
If it imploded the chance of survival is zero.
Rescue expert claims debris is 'landing frame' and 'rear cover' of submersible
I guess we've had wildly different career paths.

The VAST majority of developers I've worked with couldn't give 2 shits about the business (as they probably shouldn't - the biz doesn't give 2 shits about them).

Most of them don't really care about self preservation, because if you're an IC - it's so much easier to get a job compared to a manager or a VP or an exec.

But most of them just want to build new things and use the hottest framework or drive some overly complex design just for the sake of it. At the same time, there's bugs that actually effect customers that no one is working on, because no one has time for that because they're too busy re-writing something in some new language or framework or whatever...
IG is trying very hard to become TikTok, down to copying them wholesale in the Instagram “Reels” feature.

But yeah it depends on how you were using IG indeed.

For me TikTok replaced IG to a great degree. I used to scroll IG and post photos to IG. Now I scroll TikTok and post videos to TikTok.
Amigo you're the one propping up my observation as a judgement and attacking it. The one playing games here is you. Name calling is not appreciated.
My current company also only gives me ten days off. China.
All About Electronics – Playlist [video]
I took computer science at school in 1989 because I hated my chemistry teacher in 1988. Never looked back. I really loved the author's call for attention to whether kids are "getting" the concepts being taught and adjust accordingly.

My teacher (Hi Mr Steele if you are still kicking around!!) taught us the algorithms without coding, but instead used playing cards or underwater bubbles or whatever. We had our a-ha moments intellectually before we implemented them in code.

As an aside, our school had just got macs and we spent most of the day playing digitised sound files from Monty Python.

"YOU TIT!"
> Reddit, of course, seems hell bent on making their UI worse and worse. I don't know what their play is or how they plan on getting paid for it.

As an outside observer of this and the rest of the more recent history of Reddit, I suspect there's a strong echo chamber inside the company (perhaps not coincidentally, given the product's penchant for producing them) where it's hard to disagree and get any traction. It would at least explain why decisions that are at least obviously controversial, if not obviously bad, continue to be made.
Could you give an example of this or point to an article that does so? I feel the pull between "framework I'd most want to use (svelte)" vs "framework that is more popular, more docs, more devs (vue)". If Vue is getting more Svelte goodness that's a consideration.
> I really think ads are the better target. It's much easier for a recovering addict to avoid watching things featuring heavy alcohol use than it is to avoid endless beer billboards on their daily commute.

Depends on the person. Along my commute the cannabis dispensaries have long outbid all the alcohol and casino billboards and I don't watch broadcast TV or browse the internet without uBlock Origin so I don't ever see alcohol ads. Alcohol is all over TV shows though - for example I'm currently watching Parks and Rec in the background and they get down right plastered a lot.

To be clear: I don't think it's practical to ban depictions of drinking since no one has jurisdiction to prevent e.g. streaming companies or twitch streamers from putting whatever they want in their content. I don't think it's worth seriously crippling an art's ability to depict reality accurately.

I'm thinking something like the "essential function" requirement like in GDPR: if it's a show about wine tasting and food pairing, obviously there's no way to avoid depiction of drinking - that's the whole point of the show. If it's a scene where the cast goes to the bar to celebrate a birthday or something, drinking alcohol is fine but there shouldn't be any mention of brand names or other related product placement. The set and setting should be appropriate. For example, the Parks and Rec staff drink way too much alcohol in the office. Why are they depicting government workers drinking at work? They'd have all gotten fired long ago
In fact they did not, because I have two subs for which I was the only mod and user. The one that had been long closed and private got no attention, only the other dead sub where I'd closed it quite recently in solidarity. There's no functional difference between the two, and no benefit to anyone to force the one to be reopened and not the other.
If the applications could be fast on that computer, why can't today's applications be fast on the same computer?
Does Mark Zuckerberg Own Too Much Meta?
Much, much less than what they were asking for. The top reddit app was being faced with a yearly bill in the tens of millions of dollars, and comparison to other social media website APIs saw a price discrepancy of 20x iirc.
It seems to be down right now. It grew 50% from yesterday to today, so... well, growing pains.

edit: it's back up.
It's reached meme status (as in people will make and share the funny pictures about it) in some international western circles, leading me to believe that everyone's favorite teachers are indian.

Personally I sometimes find the thick accents hard to deal with, but really, when all other materials let you down, you can count on the indian tutor to cover the topic.

Big thanks to all of the (largely indian) internet tutors doing my lecturer's job.
The kind of unpleasant moderation jobs they expect people to do requires those people to feel some kind of ownership over the space they are creating.

If they want the job done a particular way, they need to pay for it.
Yes because if you have a buoy there you need one everywhere...

Doesn't matter, I was curious why people were speculating this and that's clarified.

You believe that USN would detect this, and it's not motivated by any factor in the story. And a conspiracy to cover up capabilities is the only way you can sustain that belief.
I'm a big fan. My source code looks like a rave. I think it depends on your neurotype quite a bit though.
We Are Fachidiots
Is there image + text to image prompting?

Can I do dreambooth here? If so, what commands do I use?
For anyone dumb like me: this is NOT a routine announcement, definitely read it through. The improvements they show off are honestly stunning.

Also, they’ve (re-) established a universal law of AI: fuck it, just ensemble it
> I'm not aware, and can find no evidence with a couple searches, of limits on annual count of issued teacher licenses or total active licenses in any US states

I understand the pay is dismal, so that tracks. Pay would be dismal here too if there weren't the artificial constraints propping up incomes. Teaching isn't unpleasant enough to see some kind of natural supply constraint emerge. It is a job a large segment of the population is willing to do.

> They're cutting electives, dropping 20% of school days, and increasing class sizes because they're having trouble finding teachers.

That doesn't mean there is demand. If I start eating more rice and beans, that doesn't mean I'm in the market for steak. Class sizes are a hot topic here too. It is not because we can't come up with enough teachers, it is because the current government doesn't want to hire more teachers. Are you sure that is not what is going on there too?
Media interest is not the same thing as value given. A sub full of rich people visiting Titanic going missing is much more interesting story than yet another ship full of immigrants sinking.

The later is unfortunately a story about instance of something happening since years and has wide social implications, unlike the billionaire sub. It’s a politically charged topic, these people did not choose the sketchy boat because all the flights were booked. They were on these boats because large number of Europeans don’t want them there for this reason or another.
Java authors are quite clear where the semantics come from,

https://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/java-objc.html

The C++ like syntax was to make it more marketable.

Java, like Smalltalk and Objective-C, and others in Xerox linage, is a full stack experience, naturally one cannot dissociate the language from the JVM, that is programming with one arm tied behind the back. Language and platform were designed to work together.

As for doesNotUndertstand, for some limited use cases you would use dynamic proxies,

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/refle...

Tutorial is for Java 8, but java.lang.reflect.Proxy exists since Java 3 (1.3).

And as for reaching out to JVM low level stuff, there is invokedynamic, JVM version of .NET DLR.

Also this meta-level programming is quite common in Smalltalk, when playing around with metaclasses, and Smalltalk APIs for the VM.
On the contrary, I see Reddit as being extremely difficult to replace, precisely because of those 17 years of investment by users. Reddit is a gold mine of information related to any topic you can imagine, and that information won't magically migrate to another platform without serious network traction by a large user base.
See you in Discord.. after I give them my phone number and figure out how to discover your niche community.. then read through how to join.. which chat room do I type some obscure message into to prove I read the rules in order for a bot to approve me and wait 15 minutes before getting into a welcome chat room where I now need to introduce myself? How do I get access to what it was I was looking for?

God forbid I ask a question that’s been asked before. If only there was some way to archive and search what I was looking for in the first place.

Wake me up when I can google site:discord.com
Now you get to share a cramped space with a decomposing body. I wonder if a decomposing body uses more oxygen than a living one?
I am going to try and use lemmy, but it's tough giving up old content in Reddit.

I guess we can start posting old content.
They probably have a powerful computer for $10k and don't understand that many people don't.
Still a more dignified death than if your cat built an ocean-going vessel out of its own litter box using two cans of cat food as ballast, and convinced everyone that safety wasn't an issue. That's what made this story notable.
Taliban Militants Fed Up with Office Culture, Ready to Quiet Quit
> We have just had an update from dive expert David Mearns, who says the debris includes "a landing frame and a rear cover from the submersible". Mearns is a friend of passengers aboard the Titan. Mearns has told the BBC that the president of the Explorers Club (which is connected to the diving and rescue community), provided this new information.

Source is therefore Richard Garriott.
Not going to happen. People aren't even responsible enough to read their mortgage documents.
Did you manage to sign up for reddit without one?
So why are you mentioning it like it’s a unique drawback? It’s inherent to the activity!
Discord has been a buggy mess lately since they keep pushing all these updates to add further monetisation and breaking core features.

The Mac version is handling calls horribly, often doesn't show connection strength on calls (greyed out), often completely kills Microphone and bluetooth headphones (starts working as soon as you close discord) or slows the entire machine down to a crawl unless you quit out of it.

I had an issue for months with every update, I would need to go into the library and delete the discord folder and reinstall, hasn't happened for awhile now.
That is what tree-sitter is, I think? https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/
So basically you think that the USN should be able to detect the implosion and so must be hiding that they can do so.

Rather than any information specific to this event leading to the conclusion that USN can.

This is the same reasoning "UFOlogists" use to insist area 51 has aliens.

1. Aliens must exist.

2. US must be able to detect any aliens.

3. The US must be covering up that aliens exist.
It takes about 2 hours for the full descent to around 12,500' so... around 10k' or thereabouts.
Can't you just define the symbol color pallet in options? (I'm not a vscode user, I use JetBrains and I just define my own colors)
Recently aeon included a new implementation for both PAA and SAX transformations that are much more efficient and much faster !
The thing you are missing is that Reddit is not (sufficiently) profitable. :)
well honestly, if we're saying that the person being inconvenienced is the one who gets to take control, there's probably gonna be a lot of angry people driving these cars off of bridges or into ditches or something. Giving an incredibly frustrated person control of a separate car, though better for context, is probably worse for desired outcome.
It's primary selling point, at least initially, was being much, much better at its job than teamspeak and its ilk. It ate forums because once people had access to adequate (not necessarily good, or even better) text communications built into their VoIP solution, people just used that instead. Network effects then killed the forum.
OCR of the notice screenshot:

"We are aware that you have chosen to close your community at this time. Mods have a right to
take a break from moderating, or decide that you don't want to be a mod anymore. But active
communities are relied upon by thousands or even millions of users, and we have a duty to
keep these spaces active.

Subreddits belong to the community of users who come to them for support and conversation.
Moderators are stewards of these spaces and in a position of trust. Redditors rely on these
spaces for information, support, entertainment, and connection.

Our goal here is to ensure that existing mod teams establish a path forward to make sure your subreddit is available for the community that has made its home here. If you are willing to reopen and maintain the community, please take steps to begin that process. Many communities have chosen to go restricted for a period of time before becoming fully open, to avoid a flood of traffic.

If this community remains private, we will reach out soon with information on what next steps will take place."
> All of your code and resources are in ROM which means they're just an address away.

Only until you need more rom than address space available to the cartridge slot, and you need to add bank switching. Then you've got to keep track of what bank resources are in.
Flash was abandoned because Apple said so.

Flutter is doing quite alright, much better than Xamarin, with the MAUI reboot.
Can confirm. dang himself told me that after I tried using "@dang" once.
I used to sub to r/politics and r/news before the 2016 election. Both subs changed dramatically during that time. I left both of them, not because I'm against the new makeup of the content, but because the content that is there is now narrowed into a laser focus. If the mods aren't responsible for that, I don't know what is.
>I have to say, though, for a free product their ads are among the least intrusive I can think of.

This is why I don't complain too much about their crummy web interface. If anything the pop-up on mobile asking me to open it in the app is the most annoying thing about them, which I can't say about any other platform
bad:

first()?.second()?.third()?

good:

a = first()
if a failed, handle that error
b = second(a)
if b failed, handle that error
c = third(b)
if c failed, handle that error
yield c
That's still a big number and you can always leave servers you don't think you'll find useful or enjoyable
> Hi! Reminder: “guys” is an inherently gendered term.

That's not a ping, that's imposing your language on others. A ping would be something like "guys is a gendered term for some people"
I wonder of the root of both the latin and germanic words are onomatopoeic...
Love the idea, and looking forward to using it. The unfortunate thing with slack and discord is that most of them are behind public search, and there is so much of lost wisdom for communities.
In this scenario, we are comparing two cars, a bicycle, a jet ski, and three types of airplane. Yes, the cars are similar, within that context. Many languages, like Python and Java, do not have an array slice type. And the similarities between C++, Rust, and Go are relevant—the length is a property of the slice itself, and since the slice is passed by value, it is not modified by a function that accepts a slice as an argument, even if the objects the slice point to are modified by that function.

If you see a different context, then you misinterpreted what I wrote.

It is easy—trivial, even—to imagine scenarios where a particular “X is like Y” does not make sense. What you should do, as a reader, is try and understand what the writer means, rather than try to figure out some way to interpret a comment so that it is wrong, in your view.

The easy way out—saying “X is not like Y because of difference Z”—does not meaningfully contribute to the discussion.
...except communities overwhelmingly supported protesting reddit's policies. You've bought into the provably wrong propaganda reddit is putting out about admins going rogue.
Clipdrop is owned by Stability AI and you can access the model now, with its own API: https://clipdrop.co/stable-diffusion

The Stability AI API/DreamStudio API is slightly different. Yes, it's confusing.
Mirror: https://archive.is/NyPWj
It looks to me like it was written by someone quite intentionally to avoid allocations in the common case, and they punted on handling less common cases to later.
This doesn't actually feel like a good resource without knowing how it is sourced. In my experience, the vast majority of recipes (especially those available for free on the internet) will produce something edible, maybe even decent, but are almost never great. If you cook long enough you can eyeball a new recipe and tell whether it's shit, but it's far much harder to tell the difference between mediocre and great without actually making the food.

The superfluous "my grandma used to make this before the war in the old country for my mom growing up" crap adds nothing to a mediocre recipe, but learning that the author is a chef in an actual restaurant, went to culinary school, is part of a collective that rigorously test multiple versions of a recipe before publishing, or even learning that the grandma in the old country was a professional chef, really helps weed out mediocre recipes from actually great ones.

There are a select few places online that I trust and have been getting more of the well reviewed actual cookbooks. New recipes from new places I usually try to find something similar from somewhere trusted or just go in with the expectation it won't actually be good. It's nice being surprised by how great a new source is, but usually it's something I'll never make again.
This is copyright: non-commercial for everyone that copies the model from them. Not for the ones producing their own model.
Colemak Academy
The higher prevalence of RTO in bigger companies tracks with the perception that it’s a middle management-driven phenomenon.
Yes, but there are a lot of "in-betweens":

https://www.ch.ch/en/vehicles-and-traffic/how-to-behave-in-r...
While History: Continue
Long time OneSignal user. Thank you for an amazing service!
In just basic Vim, there's highlighting such that if the cursor is over a start bracket (or end bracket), the opposite bracket is highlighted. I do find that very helpful indeed to find matching brackets (or where a bracket is missing), but I can't quite see why I'd need to have the colorization as well. Essentially I guess I can see colorization as 'highlighting' multiple brackets at once. Any way you could convince me that having this multiple identification has been preferable to the single identification?
Titan sub debris field: Parts of missing sub's cover found, expert says
Is the mac studio with the Apple M2 Max with 12‑core CPU, 30‑core GPU enough for something like this?
The problem is more in how you combine that with something else. Consider, you have two "routines", one for "pick up ammo and take a shot" and one for "evade attack". Without a "yield", then your recovery time after an action is the longest chain of actions you have encoded. With the yield, it is the longest of a particular "command" that you have.
100K Commission System
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_risks_from_dead_bodies
They have "qualifications" for different tasks, so only a subset of their 100,000 workers write creative stories.
all of the functionalities of aeon can easily be mastered thanks for the help of its documentation and example notebooks.
On more than one occasion, I’ve witnessed a moderator of a web forum or email list asking a participant to “take time off” and the participant later came back and thanked them for it. In those cases, the communities were small enough and it worked because the moderators knew the participant reasonably well and figured (correctly) that they were over-reacting because they were having a bad day.
Can AI play the TDD pairing game?
The sub possibly imploded.
damn shame about using "!" in place of the (IMHO) far more common "-" syntax: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/VictoriaLogs/LogsQL.html#lo...
Apparently that's what GPT4 is too: eight GPT3.5's ensembled together.

Not sure if true, sounds plausible tho.
> VSCode is a good tool, but it’s unbearably slow, and it breaks my heart that so much development has converged on something written in electron with such a low regard for performance by any measure.

I'm on a 3+ year old laptop writing enterprise Angular on it with numerous plugins and it's very fast.

I feel like your view may be impartial due to a dislike of Electron over native applications.