skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure the good wording for it, but it's sort of the "it's not the crime, it's the coverup" situation. Some small set of folks were mad about the original API stuff. The response to those people was so wild, acrimonious, and abusive that it pushed a lot of other people over the edge.

I would probably have still been using Reddit today if it was just the API change, but at this point I've quit out of almost pure spite.
Hard to blame them. Google shutting down Domains, instead of rolling it into Cloud Domains, seems like a harbinger of what they’re planning for Cloud. Why offload it when they have a natural product to put it under, unless they’re also planning to shut down that product?
IT tried to get us to migrate to Gitlab in a past life, it went absolutely nowhere. Gitlab is stupidly expensive and complicated for value that never realized.
My thoughts exactly. They should be doing a deep inspection of the hull before and after every dive. RTM sounds good until you have a failure at 10000 ft down and die instantly. “We detected a failu -“ and then you go boom.
An ancient proposal for stable IDs were Tag URIs [RFC 4151]: URIs which still have an understandable identifier like a domain but with a date encoded at the time of minting the URI which keeps the URI "valid" even if the domain lapses and minting "authority" moves to someone different.

tag:chrismorgan.info,2019-01-01:blog/slug

But the real problem, of course, is people caring: You'll need to store the ID with the content and continue using them when moving CMSs or domains. People, apart from your notable exception, don’t do that.

(Sorry for minting an example tag URI in your authority! I shouldn’t have done that according to the RFC.)

[RFC 4151] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4151.html
It also means you spend every waking hour running a business. Which is fine if you want to, but if you love programming/baking/gardening/etc, one realizes you'll spend very little time doing that, and most of your time doing everything but. Running a business is fun for some, but not everyone actually wants to do that.
(Render CEO) We're going to be hybrid and multi-cloud for the foreseeable future. We're reducing our reliance on GCP for some things, but I don't expect us to ever be AWS-only.
You can use discord via a matrix bridge though, thus using it via another app. If I have to use discord I do it this way.
Yah this is where people get stuck in their way of thinking about current technology limitations.

Really fast <10m charge times are only about 5 years away which means people will use DC fast chargers like gas stations.
You can trigger a GitHub action on any PR and run any arbitrary code you want.
Are We Reaching the Limits of Homegrown Silicon?
I believe several nations have similar to Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) like the USA has, which can start at middle school or around 4th 5th grade or 12 to 13 years olds.

(edit: spelling)
GPT-4 is fantastic as one-off scripts for any task.

It can produce scripts in seconds that might have taken technical support people an entire day (stretched to a week or more of work) prior.

Of course, it can't maintain a codebase like a professional developer can. Thank God.
I’m no psychologist, but from what I’ve read it’s inherently damaging to be raised in a dysfunctional family, and that’s more likely to lead to another dysfunctional generation. People from supportive families may not naturally be the most empathetic, but they’re less likely to have issues with drugs, gambling, alcohol, violence, etc if I understand correctly.

When you’re impressed by those who have struggled out of dysfunction and became stellar people because/in spite of it, that could be selection bias.
Yeah, but I bet that changes once they get to ~400k per year. That isn't much different from Tesla's path.
Can you start the free trial anytime after registration? I'd like to register to poke around but wouldn't be ready to start using it yet.
Maybe, but it sounds like you’re operating within pretty restricted walls. Sometimes there are better ways to do things that you haven’t thought of but it requires experimentation.

That would be like assuming every piece of code you’ve ever written compiled perfectly on every run. Do you hold yourself to the same standard? Or do you give yourself some leeway because you walk through it, talk through, think through it and then come to a solution?
GitHub Actions seems turing complete to me (meaning, I can do anything I can dream up)
Yeah, I got the same email. I am in one group, and that group has one other person in it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20050922005808/http://news.zdnet...

https://web.archive.org/web/20180523190053/https://www.econo...
How long until Reddit changes their (self-imposed) rules around advertising in NSFW subs? I’ll guess about July 2.
Tsunami DDoS Malware Distributed to Linux SSH Servers
Paying an artist to make art is not "gatekeeping", what the fuck.
In fact Type 2 or Combo2 (CCS2) is an EU requirement for the charging stations so while you can offer alternatives, all new charging stations must offer of those two.

Directive 2014/94/EU:

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL...
Tiktok, reddit, twitch? (de facto a social media platform) Yes, of course: just look at their disastrous policies, especially the ones lately implemented.(In the case of the first 2, imo their entire design is somewhat made to implode sooner or later)

As for Twitter? Not really. It might go the facebook route of slowly stagnating and becoming used by "platform loyalists" or something, but from what i've seen this is not the case. A lot of the usage is lower on Twitter because Tiktok exists.[The obvious reasons: zoomers, low attention span, video preference, etc] And let's be honest: decentralized/federated platforms are nowhere near ready for usage by the masses, from a technical POV.

Funnily enough if you were to ask me pre-2022 or even pre-2020 which platform will die first: i would have said Twitter, but Elon, like it or not, somehow salvaged it(for the moment at least). Reddit is probably the first to die[their platform design really isn't unique, essentially], Tiktok in the next 3 years tops: whether organically or not[it's really irrelevant, because even most of their "organic" traffic is arguably mostly inorganic due to their own immoral practices). Obviously i ignored dinosaurs in agony like Facebook and Instagram: they're just big and decay slowly.
> George H.W. Bush went to Yale. His son, George W. Bush went to Harvard.

A factual correction: George W. Bush was both an undergradate at Yale (Class of 1968) and got his MBA at Harvard (HBS Class of 1975)
Regarding this, it's critical that you remember it's not about what's right or wrong, it's about what works and what doesn't.
Like pocketbase sorta...
I really envy folks working on backend / web stuff when I see these kind of things. Stuck building client apps on desktop and mobile, the options are slim (full VMs, slowness, etc.)
Smart tactic. Still it'll all come down to if they can keep it up.

Similarly they should properly using lemmy.

That's what would really frighten Reddit.
Peter Daszak should go to prison for misleading the public at the very least.
The problem with local news is multifaceted, but three of the major problems are:

- The money moved away from publishers towards ad platforms

- The publishers all got bought by asshole private equity guys who are deliberately crashing the papers as a cash out strategy

- Wider distribution in the absence of strong anti-trust enforcement rewards conglomeration

So, the situation today is that every small local paper, which was a perfectly profitable business in the 80s is now a two page rag owned by a national chain that has planned out how to maximize profit between now and when their last subscriber dies of old age, at which point it will default and screw their creditors.
same here, package/docker registry + ci/cd are just simple and easy to use, all the other features I really don’t care about…
We are addressing that. Human population is predicted to plateau in 2080 and begin to decline after that:

https://ourworldindata.org/future-population-growth
Yeah. I don't want to set up docker. I just want the public server to mirror the PR by pushing it to my private server. Launching docker to diff the public mirror against the private server isn't completely out of the question. It just seems "inelegant." But I dislike it less than I dislike the idea of running a cron job on the private server to poll the public server.

Thanks for the suggestion, though. I may go ahead with something like this.
Thanks for the tip. I appreciate the minimalism of the original article (which is already responsive) but Water.css makes it visually prettier. It even has dark and light themes!
Sheetz, Wawa and Royal Farms all already have Tesla chargers. Wawa has a location in Virginia with no gas pumps but Tesla chargers. So yes they are already planning for this future.
That's not strictly correct. It's (very!) hard for someone to replicate the brand of Apple or Coca-Cola. Moats are all on a scale, and branding is one of the generally harder ones to compete with.
This applies to the SaaS Gitlab ONLINE. This doesn't apply to Gitlab you install on your hardware.

I mean, online resources on other peoples' servers cost money.

A better law would be to forbid "free" offerings by companies. They all are fraudulent "free", since you pay a commercial entity with either money or data. And, corporate "free" rarely stays free.

(This also doesn't have to be a new law, but application of false and deceptive advertising relating to the FTC, around the term of "free".)

Edit: Found the rule, already in FTC's federal regs: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-B...
The key mitigating factor here when comparing to GitHub: GitLab is self-hostable, and in the self-hosted version has no user limits.

The limit discussed here only applied to the instance hosted by GitLab.
Drugs such as Semaglutide conclusively demonstrate that it's possible for some individuals to eat less without experiencing hunger.

Moreover, I find the word "just" to be problematic. It often acts as a command to disregard all other possibilities, indicating a lack of interest in delving deeper. Perhaps this perception is influenced by my experience as a non-native speaker. In my previous meetings with numerous venture capitalists and “advisors”, some would evaluate my project and suggest that I "just" fix xyz. Is it really that straightforward? Have they considered other factors like abc?
Do you want to learn more?
A big A/V conference concluded this past week, and there’s a decent looking portable laser on its way to the market from Optoma called the ML1080. Curious if anyone is aware of something similar in newness, quality and price.

I’m planning to paid it with an Apple TV.
https://www.projectorcentral.com/ProjectorCentral-names-2023...
Probably the communication devices were blown off by the shockwave in the case of an implosion. It’s absolutely possible to have communications with the surface at this level; Trieste from the bottom of Mariana Trench was able to communicate back up to surface. That was 3x deeper and the early 60s.
Tcl may not be strongly typed, but it is "stringly typed". :)
verb: (1) Provide or give (a service, help, etc.); (2) Cause to be or become; make.
Interesting, I've always thought of myself as an introvert because I like being in social settings but am reserved on interactions. With this definition I'm possibly an extrovert.
Yes, and if their motivation disappears after they’ve been instructed on the less feel-good more difficult intervention, then they’re fair game for ridicule
Oh man, you bring back memories. It had so many appealing features, but trying to do all kinds of logic with XPath et cetera became annoying very quickly.
I hoped Amazon's non-Play devices would be enough to keep most developers from being fully captured by Google. Unfortunately they haven't been popular enough in many cases.
Sometimes I think the best you can do for people is drive them to their proverbial rehab.

You can’t lift anyone’s load, but sometimes you can get them to acknowledge them, and occasionally clear roadblocks.
Congrats on the effort you and your company have been putting on Render.

Good luck
Interested, New York timezone here.
Take a walk. Multiple times a day if timing allows and walk in nature if possible.
> The process of getting one’s head around why a server must be selected, what trade offs that entails and how to make a decision about it is almost proudly dismissed by the Lemmy community, which is frustrating.

I agree.

Lemmy community seems to be "toxicly positive". They ignore the server choice because they are worried that informing users about servers will make them leave for other webpages.

It'd be more appropriate if they were just honest about the Fediverse. Fediverse puts server-administrators front-and-center. Choosing a server means trusting the local administrators: not just for your username, but with your posts (ie: delivering them), your communities you build on that server, and your words.

We know that on Reddit, the admins/moderators can modify your words, shadowban you and other such behaviors. And I expect these tools to be employed in Lemmy (not that I know how to use them yet, but there's nothing stopping a few PostgreSQL scripts from accomplishing effective shadowbans or other such behaviors).

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For now, I chalk it up to the various community members feeling the need to grow and being naive. Its something I'm keeping an eye on, I'm trying to find 'the adults' in the community and trying to evaluate them myself.

But the only way to do that is to join up and make test posts / test discussions.
I'm likely not the target audience, but I personally see "client-only" as a disadvantage. Ultimately I use VS Code to stand up devcontainers on my laptop, but I sometimes need to do dev work on my iPad and don't want to pay for Github Codespaces. Gitpod has worked for me in the past and I've gotten Coder setup.

Maybe this will be nice to get Jetbrains IDEs working with the devcontainer standard, since IIRC they don't support this at the moment
I don't know if they truly thought they could win as much as they had to fight. With the Westward expansion of the U.S., more and more states would be admitted to the union that would never be as slave dependent as the South. In that scenario, the political power of the slavers gets diluted and chattel slavery ends with the stroke of a pen. They simply couldn't stick around for that situation to take place.
Signaling to an in-group and projecting identity is the point of these actions. The results are abstracted away and don't matter to people who do this.
I wouldn't make investment decisions on that kind of prediction. Slower (cheaper) chargers will take much of the load, and unless outlawed, are going to heavily bite into fuel station margins. The best they can do is charge more for DC fast charging when it is needed (during holiday weekends).
To be trite; Jenkins is then equivalent?

CSS can famously be made turing complete.

https://notlaura.com/is-css-turing-complete/
Rivian to Adopt North American Charging Standard
Seems like a reasonable feature to more productive meetings in general? In-person meetings can degenerate to unproductive noise if people can't speak in turn. If you don't want the "talking stick" pattern there are other remote spaces where one can all meet online and have multiple conversations simultaneously.
Doesn't #8's opportunistic shutdown prevent it from functioning as a phone and receiving calls?
I've been looking at and trying the class of easy to host, api-fied db/table frontend tools for a while. Clicking around your demo the sought-after functionality is there and the roadmap looks promising, good job!

Some ui-breakpoints for a mobile view on tables are missing and not yet catalogued in the issue tracker. Use-case: string searching a table on the go.
I think their charging network is the only thing still justifying Tesla's $850 billion dollar capitalization. If they become the next Shell or Chevron then they can pay their investors. I think they are starting to reach their limit on car sales alone. Self-driving doesn't look so good and becoming a charging company could fill the gap it leaves behind.
Loss of advertising revenue has been devastating to Meta and Twitter.

Both had deeper pockets than Reddit.

The result would likely kill Reddit I'm not sure that's anyone's goal though
Canada also allows 17 year olds to be enlisted (16 for the reserves). They cannot be deployed in combat per international convention.

As I understand it, it's basically a legal historical quirk at this point; it almost never happens -- they're not qualified otherwise. Essentially all roles require secondary education and many want a college degree these days.
I do think Discord has a better story when it comes to it being able to monetize cleanly. They have clear and useful features to sell, and have done so decently successfully as far as I know.

It's not to say that they won't get worse, but they seem to be starting from a better baseline understanding between them and their users about what's on offer. They've also just got a better baseline product and seem to be taking better care of it than Reddit ever did.
> Democracy is a system for balancing individual wants against individual needs, enabling each majority while protecting every minority.

In other words, as I said, democracy does not exist--since no actual system has ever actually done these things.
The government is helping Big Telecom squeeze out city-run broadband
Sun put money into it in the mid 90s, it was their big cross-platform project before putting everything behind Java.

see https://www.tcl.tk/about/history.html#Sun
My bad, I knew that at some point. The rules are actually linked to from the well-hidden "help" at the bottom right of the comment box:

https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
Its definitely NOT a coincidence :D

Enjoy!
Kagi is awesome - also a paying customer on their now grandfathered in tier - and it only gets better with time! The image search function is hugely improved and the main core search is blowing away Google for most uses.

Also love that they added reverse image search now

Not currently a Mullvad customer ( I was in the past ) but this looks definitely like a good thing!
It's a marketing text, don't expect too much of it. Your simplified version retains the meaning of the original, because neither is actually saying anything. "investing heavily in enhancing the developer experience across our products to get people to solutions faster", if not immediately followed by a list of specific examples, is just manipulative bullshit - it implies a lot, but doesn't actually say much.
> have a one man SaaS that nets me $100k/yr in revenue.

That 100k/yr, though, is tangible and pricing it is straightforward. That's a very different situation that doesn't require making numbers up.

> Thus, the difference in asset value vs. what you paid is just called "goodwill" - perhaps the name hangs people up a lot.

The name absolutely doesn't help, but I don't think that's what I'm hung up on. I'm hung up on the idea of making up a monetary figure out of whole cloth and pretending it's real in some way.

This disconnect confuses me greatly, and the only way I can make it make sense in my head is in the sense of "creative accounting". Which just explains why I didn't choose a career in finance, and highlights why I view the financial world generally with tremendous skepticism.
Government doesn't need oversupply.

It is just historically rural regions in the US farmed corn, and it was enough for the US and little bit of export.

But over time agriculture effectiveness has significantly improved due to: fertilizer technology (CF Industries), agricultural equipment (John Deere), seeds technology (Monsanto Bayer Dow Chemical), food processing.

Thanks to that, the yield has significantly improved and amount of corn produced has increased dramatically, even without increasing land

Think of Moore's Law, but applied to food instead of microtransistors
But the design of SHA1 looks pretty similar to SHA256[1]... And BLAKE[2].. and many other unbroken hash functions.

They nearly all have the idea of doing a bunch of simple bit-mixing operations (for example. shuffle the bits and xor) a lot of times so it becomes infeasible to reason about how to manipulate the input to get a given output.

[1]: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7d/SH...

[2]: https://d3i71xaburhd42.cloudfront.net/cd2e43a515c8a65a58c87e...
Two other related points:

- And the flagship company to take Ed Lee up on the offer was Twitter - a social media company

- Additionally adding to things is that Union Square butts up against the Tenderloin - making the misery very visible for tourists.
By having a bigger stomach would be a safe guess.
Most importantly, they thought they needed to fight. Winning was somewhat secondary, but the following factors where involved in that calculation:

1. The Confederates planned to fight on the defensive. They weren't invading the Union.

2. They were more prepared for military service and had better leadership. Which wasn't wrong at the start.

3. They would win simply because of the strength of their belief. If they never surrendered, they would win because the Union didn't the same resolve.

4. Cotton exports would cause European countries to side with them against the Union.

5. They didn't really expect the Union to wage total war.
Funny you would use the word genius for Ellsberg, as you attempt to demean Snowden. Snowden was remembered by his colleagues as "a genius among geniuses."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/12/16/an-nsa...?

"Sharepoint administrator" was a tiny part of his role. But please, do explain how the data from "specific foreigners living outside the US" was segregated during ingestion by the "nothingburger" pipeline.
Docker compose is a pretty poor development environment experience. Constantly having to rebuild containers to recompile dependencies; dealing with permissions differences for volume mounts; having to modify all the scripts to start with "docker compose run --rm"; having to deal with no shell history or dot files in the application containers... it leaves a lot to be desired.
Lol. Yes. Thx for the reply. Definitely real code. I think the closest we come to "media" are a few open source fonts which we're using in accordance w/ the license.
GitLab team member here.

The gradual roll out of this change started with a blog post[0] and included in-app notifications for the owners of impacted groups on GitLab.com.

If the group owner did not log in during the in-app notification period, they were then emailed (the email you received today) notifying that the group was impacted.

[0] - https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2022/03/24/efficient-free-tier...
Fair, but I doubt they'd refuse to sell those too.
interesting, how does this compare to something like pg_auto_failover in a two or three-node PostgreSQL setup?
In the ocean's twilight zone, a fish that could feed the world (2022)
How much of their business is the self hosted option? I assume but don’t know that gitlab.com exists largely just to show off the product.
Anyone living the nomadic lifestyle on here who would be willing to share their general setup, monthly costs, and any tips/tricks/advice?
very good news

less competition for resources for my kids
I'm on the same plane as that guy.

I'm still holding on because... Lemmy sucks ;) Everyone is going there now, there are issues. Let's stick on Reddit, the feed is actually a bit better now that some less popular subreddits show up, with all others protesting in some way or another, and it's expected Lemmy will kneel under the big influx of users. There were such reports from the first or second day of "subreddits going dark," if I'm not wrong.

It will be there tomorrow, too.
THE INVOKER HAS SPOKEN.
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