skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Overton Window is common parlance.

I agree with the other poster: what, exactly, is your point? I agree that the Overton Window is probably stifling some crucial conversations here, but your comment, as is, leaves open many racist implications.
> Why do we need to keep changing who we are?

> Why can't we just be who we are and people learn to be more accepting of how others are?

Which is more reasonable and realistic: the 20% Weirdos learn how to behave to fit in with the 80% Normies, or the 80% Normies learn how to handle ("accept") the 20% Weirdos?

In most systems, the minority adapts to the majority; this is especially true when the majority is fairly uniform and the minority is not, i.e. the minority has to learn one way to adapt to the majority while the majority would have to learn multiple ways to "accept" the minority.
55% of the California's allotment of water from the Colorado river goes to farms that grow feed for livestock. That's a considerable amount of non-well water that's being practically given away to allow corporations to profit.
Google calendar extensions I use on a daily basis
spock and pgedge are cool, but they are NOT open source (and they try hard to make it look like they are).

It is under the Confluent license (with s/confluent/pgedge/), basically a source-available-but-Amazon-cannot-use-it kind of license.
Especially after the Mick Gordon/Doom Eternal situation.
Most inequality is on racial lines - thousands of years of global racism does that.
Looks like there's a separate pref for fonts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31544902
the Prime sign-up is really a dark pattern. I got caught once by clicking too quickly, fortunately they accepted to cancel when I contacted them immediately
Will this prevent o̶f̶f̶i̶c̶i̶a̶l̶ legal derivatives of RHEL?
right - like how the stock market behaves nowadays w/ quant traders - which then motivated people to construct darkpools of liquidity where the real trading happens.
The core value proposition is really valuable and the demo video nailed it. Change propagation as requirements change is ripe for error.

Have been following progress, excited for where it goes.
It's questionable how true that is when it comes to human relationships, which is obviously what I was suggesting with the metaphor.

Many people have social issues or mental health issues that cause them to be alone and loneliness is an ever increasing problem due to all kinds of factors beyond one's control. Many people will see AI as better than nothing and get some of their social needs fulfilled via it...some already are.

I don't want to be crass, but likening it to a sex toy except for relationships seems pretty accurate to me. It's fulling a need that otherwise wouldn't be fulfilled.

Ignoring that I mean let's be real for a second, how is an AI fundamentally different than an internet friend you've never met or seen? The humanity of the other person? What if the AI behaves just like a real human would?
Running Postgres as a Unikernel
I doubt most RHEL packages use the GPL. They were publishing full source out of goodness of their hearts (or maybe to conquer more market share and then potentially convert some of that into sales if you're more cynical).
Doesn't seem like it performs result set nesting on joins? For example with the one to many of owner -> pet, I'd like the results to look something like `{ person: Person, pets: Pet[] }[]`. Knex doesn't do this either (afaict) - wrote a few "deep" queries with some convoluted lodash to group things up but mostly gave up and just live with raw resultsets.

I guess I still prefer that to a full on ORM, but that's really the one missing feature I want from these SQL query builder libraries
When I visited SA and Johannesburg in Jan 2020 it seemed dangerous but alive and turning. From everything I've heard of SA the current political situation is tricky. I was told that the ANC earned "lifetime loyalty" from many as they were the party of Nelson Mandela and ended Apartheid. The problem, as I was told, is this unconditional loyalty has allowed the party to rot thoroughly and so the democratic process is simply unable to do its job. I'm sure that's one aspect of many, but what are the other factors? There is still massive mining potential, but nobody wants to invest given the state of affairs. There is still huge agricultural potential, but again outsiders don't want to invest given the threat of land appropriation for reparations, and those given the land are (again, from what I was told) more often than not poor stewards of it.

SA is a truly beautiful and complicated place, I really hope they find their way out of this crisis.
IBM is stuck in a cycle of constant re-invention, because they somehow manage to always re-invent themselves in ways that are even worse and more complicated for customers, which they try to fix by re-inventing themselves again. Even if they initially planned on leaving Red Hat alone, every re-invention is a chance for some executive to make the decision to squeeze a little tighter on existing customers. So the question shouldn't be "what game is IBM playing with Red Hat", but "how long until nothing usable is left". I'd say maybe 20 more re-inventions, or 1-2 years.
Thanks for appreciation. Actually, user does not cover all units. It only shows most common one in terms of length. There are various units in terms of weight, area, and length that are used on regional level. If you just look at the area and length category dropdown, you will be suprised.
How new is sam.gov?
I allow cookies at least for the session or until the browser closes and I take simple steps to block ads and I never see them on either my PC or Android phone.

I used to use stricter methods such as blocking cookies outright or having them automatically delete upon receipt and changing the browser's user agent but it's not necessary to go to those lengths.

If one wants to see ads then fine, if you don't then you don't have to, even YouTube ads can easily be avoided. As this ad problem arises so frequently and as the solutions are so simple one has to ask why is it so difficult to get the point across that getting rid of ads is simple.
These are literal string types. Its a feature of at least two languages that I know of:

Typescript:
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/literal-types.h...

Scala:
https://docs.scala-lang.org/sips/42.type.html

Typescript goes a step further has has things like template literal types:
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/template-lite...

They are a little bit more than string mappings, and the mapping you do see is all codegen generated from the DB schema.
Do you take your shoes off at work? (assuming you still have a non-virtual workplace) Any argument about how shoes are unsanitary (not that we live in a time where the streets are covered in horseshit anymore) should apply equally to the workplace as in the home, no?
If you are not there to value other people and just want to be valued without giving anything back in relation, well...

I'd only argue that it should be called "emotional support robot" and not "friend"
Yeah, the writer was vague about exactly who said what and never quoted or dropped names, they were very polite about it, never saying anything more negative than he felt some junior engineers were impolite and personalities clashed. Great writeup.
Zigpoll: On-site user feedback for startups
It undersells what he’s doing a little bit to say it’s just a formula. He’s still trying to be experimental, it’s just that, in his risk taking the riskier he makes things the worse they tend to be. His Hubie Halloween accent is a good example. “What if I spent an entire movie talking like this in this silly voice” is one of his gags, and more often than not it doesn’t work, but he still tries new voices.
What do you do if you need to change the password for a site, such as a site that enforced password age limits or a site that has had a leak that exposed passwords?
IBM not happy with NASA's decision?
Show HN: Saleszen, an AI powered Sales automation tool
There is no Rocky Linux 7, and CentOS 8 is already EOL, so I think it's a valid question.
Yes, it is a bit silly to link the two. Microsoft wants to beat Sony. No kidding. Unless it is a detailed plan of how to push Sony out of the market by acquiring game studios I don't think it has much relevance. Of course the strategy is to gain market share and of course the main reason of acquiring game studios is to gain more market share.
If you could find where the dataset is being sold, there's might be a small sample of the dataset being provided to prove it's real, but that would be your only bet, without just buying it all.
What the hell does the Overton Window have to do with corruption? Corruption isn't limited to one political party, and I'm willing to bet 95% of the people reading this have no idea how to even apply the Overton Window to South African politics.

The only thing I can take from this is that the GP meant "yeah we all know Africans are corrupt, DUH, but we can't say it because of political correctness." I don't know that that's what he meant, but when you're like "well we could discuss the root of this but it's recently become socially unacceptable to do so" of course people are going to assume the worst thing possible.
Very pleased that this is happening.

Also very pleased to live the rest of my days to pay for ever increasing price of real animal meat.
Ok, so your post does a nice job of shutting down conversation and finding racism where there was none intended (as predicted).

Note that I imply nothing and the statement is a simple, albeit troubling, fact.

How do you propose that the discussion of decline in South Africa is framed so it doesn’t devolve into people screaming “that’s racist!!”?
To build a image and push, spwan a pod?
Why not just use FaaS service skip the build step?
The irony of electric vehicles is that they are often charged from non-renewable energy sources.

Specifically regarding the two companies approved today, Good Meat is already approved to use serum-free media in Singapore and we can expect the same to happen in the US. [1] Upside Foods has both serum and serum-free processes [2] and is moving toward being 100% serum-free. [3]

[1]: https://read.whatever.social/elliotswartz/status/16515663766...

[2]: https://read.whatever.social/elliotswartz/status/15972312903...

[3]: https://upsidefoods.com/progress
WITI is a really cool newsletter BTW. I use this as an alternative to reddit/kottke/twitter in terms of fresh/interesting content, just because I'm sick and tired of all the nonsense on the other platforms.
You will see the link just before the share buttons to switch conversion.
Fortunately the human populations growth is slowing down and we are expected to peak somewhere close to the end of this century.
It depends on where you are driving. If nobody buys ads in your area, then you are probably not seeing ads.

For me the most distraction were the branded pins on the map. Literally ads which hide other places and are distracting.
Yet they're still way older than most tech companies. I'd wager they will outlive 99.99% of those unicorn startups yet.
My family dropped Amazon prime a few months ago, the checkout process on Amazon without prime has been getting worse the last few months. They try so hard to trick you into buying prime, I have to be very careful to make sure I don't accidentally do it. They also keep changing the flow every few weeks, so I have to pay close attention every time.
I hope it's gonna go towards a direction of making Moogs more accessible.
> Red Hat could minimally perform this duty by providing the source only to those who download the binary releases.

The article states clearly that they are doing this, no need to speculate.
Funny, I would have looked in the length area, as that's how it's usually used. Part of the problem is that first you have to decide if it's 100 yards or 120 yards.
for someone new to real time apps, can you help me understand how JamSocket is different from some service like Pusher?
What is the latency to start a session?
I sold a business a decade ago. I had two main offers, $X today, or $X today plus $Y in a year with me staying on board. I took $X and left, no interest in staying on board because I knew what the new owners would do, and I knew they'd wind up blaming me. 3 years later they totally abandoned the business. Some people you just can't work with, and the writer here didn't want to work with Facebook.
What's an existing example of a non-'half-backed' OS?

I personally liked VMS for concurrency, but for dealing with code and coding there was no contest that Unix was far better. I think the reality is they're all half-baked since none can satisfy every need.
I believe "Understanding Media" is his biggest one; source of his most famous quote "the medium is the message"
Please don't mix up python and notebook. The linked product is not even python! It's barely a variation of ChatGPT Web UI. And many python people love VS code too! It's a vast community with many different tastes.

That's said - As LLMs move "AI" field from self-hosted to managed, the surrounding API ecosystem seems to move away from Python, even though slowly. For example LangChain has both Python and JS implementations. So De-pythoning is kind of happening.
I am going to argue that bytes/second is the unit. SI prefixes are for convenience. You could use mebibyte/kilosecond for what is worth.
I've got a Sub37. It's heavy as hell (physically and sonically) and has fallen off my keyboard stand onto a concrete stage floor at a rowdy gig. I played the rest of the song with it on the floor, no issues to this day.

There were some issues with the first batch though from what I've read. The filter pot would break because it used a much larger knob, later batches reinforced this.
Because there are actually multiple "arenas of discourse" and people will simply switch the "marketplace" they're using.

It's technocratic hubris to think that there is just a single such arena and that all the others are illegitimate/dangerous.
Is the Persona series even remotely close to Call of Duty or Diablo levels of success? This doesn't seem like a great comparison.
I see you're on the singular side of the contention amongst grammarians (plural vs singular). I think you're wrong as do a lot of other people. The fact it's been used widely in this context for the past couple hundreds years proves you wrong.
I can't really confirm this data - atleast for my city it is very low. I started working fulltime last year and i'm already in the median and will crack the top 25% when 30 years old in some years. And my employee is not known to pay well.
Most of units contain very generic description because my goal was to work on the tool rather than the content part. But I will optimize it in the upcoming future since I am one guy managing everything.
I wonder if these dark web account credential people ever get access to lexisnexus. That seems like a real sensitive data source that could be leaking a lot of stuff on people.
Your citation is based on a sketchy statistical interpretation based only each party’s platform. National party platforms are mostly irrelevant documents in the US, e.g., state party platforms regularly contradict them. See for example the Texas GOP platform from 2022 and 2020.

Two examples.

About twenty years ago they spearheaded modest-to-mediocre efforts at expanding Medicare; today, post-ACA, the party seems intent on an unprecedented degree of privatization and deregulation.

In 2002, GWB was able to mandate increased military smallpox vaccinations with little to no resistance; now almost all GOP party members are on the record as against any form of vaccination mandate (exception: Gov. DeWine of Ohio, who famously received hundreds of death threats from his own partisans over the issue).

I intentionally chose the tamest examples of a substantial platform change in the GOP over the past twenty years, but many more come to mind.
If only hackers could insert some fake data in my online accounts (hope they don't read what I posted)
The thing is, once you part with your books you realise you don't care about them.

A better idea is a book trading platform where you offer your books for points and then use the points to trade for new books.
I typed up a comment saying how much I’d love to drop this in alongside my Prisma code so I can keep using the ORM for simple things and have the option to drop into SQL as needed. It ended asking if anyone knew whether such a thing was possible. I decided to check the docs one more time and… here it is! https://github.com/valtyr/prisma-kysely

I’m excited. I enjoy Prisma but SQL can be so expressive. Looking forward to trying this.
Now you are switching up your argument. Do you now agree that marketing etc. are also an important factor in these kinds of decisions?

> On company time/property...why is that wrong?

Earlier you said that employees should make these decisions on facts, and facts alone. It's wrong because companies have a lot of power to distort these facts because of company time/property. If you really want employees to make these decisions just on facts, why would it be bad for the company if unions are allowed to market in breakrooms etc.?

> Unions can approach employees anywhere off company property...but the company can only do it while on company property. Who has the advantage?

Very, very clearly the company. Because the company can also approach employees outside of company property, but the union can't on company property. This means the company has full control over more than half an employees waking hours, whereas unions have control over exactly nothing.
Mandated peer review, planned actions, and automated risk evaluation are part of our infra pipeline. This typically doesn't exist outside of software dev style pipeline.
>I'm sure that's one aspect of many, but what are the other factors?

You really don't need any more factors than Arpatheid put the country in a bad place and a government that has no interest in fixing anything will not fix that.
Use this to make your OpenAI function call make easy
Again, the speed limit, you aren't supposed to go faster than it, and if you want to go faster than that, its not really my problem.

> a safe driver would maintain a lower speed to allow the car line to pass.

They can totally pass, I'm just going the speed limit. Generally the passing lane is open for a couple of miles going up, they should have time to pass.

(this only applies to mountain highway driving anyways, where I'm at, the passing lanes are designed for trucks who can't go very fast up the hills, it isn't for idiots who want to go 85 around 35 MPH curves)
Bones are pretty sellable; they improve the flavor of meat and are an integral component of soups and stocks.
some additional methods to detect you

- the websites you view. you may have a common 3-4 that you visit in a row, sometimes on autopilot. fingerprint.

- the way you type and move your mouse. your cadence is unique, you have subtle changes in how you use your mouse. fingerprint.
OK… that seems like a different conversation than we were just having.
I have not "done this work already" (I have read but summarising and bullet pointing is separate work).

The tone of your comment seems facetious - you seem to be expecting me to accept the burden of you being informed enough to comment on a topic. If you want to form an opinion on a topic I'd suggest doing the work learning about it. If you're too lazy to, I'd suggest refraining from commenting in ignorance (though I guess I can do nothing to prevent you).
"Deploying every day isn't _that_ difficult"

Just don't ever ask to roll back...
>Red Hat could minimally perform this duty by providing the source only to those who download the binary releases. As there are several avenues for free downloads (developer, 16 free licenses for small business, etc.), the source will be available by that route.

If you read the original announcement, this is exactly the case

"For Red Hat customers and partners, source code will remain available via the Red Hat Customer Portal."

In theory nothing prevents Rocky and Alma from buying a license, downloading the sources, and rebuilding the packages from there. The terms of service restrict only redistribution of binaries, not sources, and the GPL dictates that those would remain available.
moderator's of subs from above extended their activities past few days.
Yes, it's similar because Nadermx and I created a template that we share to launch our apps and sometimes we help each other out.
MS did a pretty good job changing their reputation until they foisted the abomination knowns as Teams onto the world.
except what sell consoles are AAA games and not indie games..

Most people will buy indie games for the console they own and they choose the console based on what their social circle have and what big games are available.
This deal is apparently only available to German and Austrian users. Nice tip though!
Could you drink a pot of coffee every few hours and still be functional? Most people would get the jitters, if not feel like their heart would explode, but that’s basically the value proposition of Adderall or Vyvanse, minus the severe side effects.

Long term coffee usage builds dependency and is linked to “chronic insomnia, constant anxiety, depression, and stomach problems.”

Meanwhile tons of people legitimately prescribed ADHD stimulant medication use it every day without developing an addiction or any of the above symptoms.
If you want to run SQL, write SQL.

The majority of your SQL will not require building dynamic where clauses or (dog forbid) dynamic joins.

Having your SQL as plain statements with simple placeholders (to create safe prepared statements) is the saner approach.

Not only can you pluck them into your favorite SQL tools and analyzers, but you will not be surprised by terribly performing queries, because you created them dynamically without understanding their complexity.

We've learned the hard lessons decades ago by misusing ORMs.
While using alternative SQL syntax builders is avoiding many of those pitfalls,
you will still inherit complexity by translating a SQL dialect to the builder pattern.

It is not worth it IMHO.
Bought, thanks!
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Hah, thanks. I meant, are there any open-source hardware/software solutions for feeding in a coax input into such a setup to get the full modem/router experience
Correctly dosed it does not. Certainly not compared to coffee.
It's amazing!
I hate to say it, but I feel quality of Google Map's direction actually has gone done in recent years, even though I haven't changed any preferences.

It will put me through some ridiculous routes or lead me to incorrect destination for the same place I've been visiting for many years.

I get the feeling that I'm being used as a Guinea pig.

When I went to Venice, Apple map generally worked better in terms of walking directions.
Why would real meat increase in price (other than normal stuff like inflation)?
It is (or was) explicitly in the role guideline at MSFT for principal level. There's lots of variation at that level. Some sit on their butt and only chime in when they have expertise, others prototype new ideas of their own. That's how a few things I know came to be.
Eh, here's a downvote too. Say a point or say nothing, there's nothing about corruption you can't say on HN, particularly if you care to link sources.