skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All of the things you mentioned are activities for the wealthy. Why does that matter? Because having a lot of money can make risk not as risky. Rich people know they will be rescued. They have insurance and fancy doctors. They can afford to be airlifted out of exotic places.

While it's not a conclusive link, it seems to me that people with a smaller financial safety net might not be as interested in such activities because they cannot stand the risk.
> Zsh works fine with spaces and all other manner of weird whitespace, non-printable binary data, etc.

> most of the problems here don't have much to do with parameter expansion

Parameter expansion is 99% of the problem here as you said youself.

Parameter expansion ends up being most of the time what other script languages would call eval, and everyone knows to avoid eval unless you really need to use it.

Excluding some really annoying bugs, almost all shells works fine for any sort of binary data. It's the user shell script that is composed of unsafe word expansions that doesn't.

It just takes someone messing with parameter expansion in zsh (SH_WORD_SPLIT) and then zsh becomes just another shell in a world of hurt again.
I babysit a small sub and have removed around 150 pornbots this month. Maybe I should just leave them since votes are sufficient? It would represent over three quarters of the submissions though.
People are willing to pay Reddit, just not the exorbitant rates they’re asking especially when they didn’t lift a finger to empower the people working for Reddit for free.
So are private offices, win win.
I think it's better thought of as alternatives than replacements.

It has an "official" badge for alternatives that have been somehow endorsed by the moderators (or old moderators in the case of removals) of a subreddit. In the case of /r/3DS, the Discord is marked official and the Lemmy community is not.
I guess a better question is why you rebuild the system without a rational basis to expect benefits.
> We can probably draw an analogy with frame rate: why do movie fans insist on 24 fps, when TV is 50/60 fps, and you could play your games at 240 fps if you really wanted to?... Because "more" is not always better.

That seems to be more "they can get away with more at 24fps" and so using same techniques but just upping FPS results in more of it looking "fake" and I lot of "it doesn't look to movies I'm used to".
Regardless of the severe methodological flaws, you can a-priori rule out a study like this: cultural taste is anti-inductive.

ie., whatever the trends are over period X, the subsequent period Y will depart from X (due to, eg., bordem, counter-culture, etc.).

So you cannot predict taste based on an associative statistical model.
I suppose it is a tv show after some googling
Indeed I did, sorry for that, but I stand by the content of what I said.

I agree with your co-worker, it is a massive relief to know these issues aren't fundamental flaws of your character, but behaviors attributable to a condition that can be managed, accounted for, and worked around.

The burnout and stress you feel before diagnosis/acceptance is intense, and, for some of us, debilitating. I have been remarkably fortunate to have a job with co-workers who have enough compassion and understanding to let me be honest about how I'm feeling, and understanding that what I feel is valid, though not always correct or in alignment with my logical thoughts. It's been complicated and involved a lot of boundary setting and apologies when I still fail, but that's all gotten easier since I just _know why_.
Yeah, also apparently the premium (paid) members have priority for name picking, meaning someone can subscribe to Discord for a few months, squat the name and cancel.

This makes a complicated situation even more annoying as it paints the thing as a cheap attempt at increasing monetization of the platform.
Attack Matrix for Software Supply Chain Security
I've been planning a jump across

I’m not sure why people think of it this way. Why not just create a lemmy account and try it out? There’s no physical stuff to move (unlike moving to a new apartment or house). You’re not required to delete your Reddit account either.

Am I missing something here?
The Escalating Feud at Two Sigma
They say someone who represents themselves in court has a fool for a lawyer. My experience, purely anecdotal by definition, is someone who practices medicine on themselves has a fool for a doctor. I've seen too many people die faster by bucking modern medical practices. But sure. Feel free. Knock yourself out, especially since you know more than the entirety of the medical establishment.
Montreal yes. Toronto I'm not so sure.

Few years ago we acquired something in Montreal related to AI, and it's interesting because when we tried to get the team to relocate to California many weren't interested. A lot of the key personnel ended-up moving, but they still kept a significant presence in the city. Even today, when hiring they'll have engineers indicate early in the process they won't ever move (despite pretty much everyone considered for that office being eligible for an O-1 due to the nature of the work being done there).

What's interesting is we opened a satellite location in Toronto and it was a completely different experience. First thing people asked coming into interviews was about relocating to the US and if we could sponsor their visa. The demographics also skewed heavily toward recent immigrants to Canada.

The irony was, the Toronto location was opened specifically to house developers that simply couldn't pass the higher bar for US immigration.
Our 77" LG C2 looked fine, even when we have all our windows open
And in the best traditions of modern product sites - what this thing actually is?

It is a generic computer to run Windows? A media player? Google Chrome device? Can it run Linux? It seems I have been let to know everything about this device, including the model of the security chip inside and its military certificate code, but I can't seem to understand what this box is actually for.
Absolutely agree. When I am at home working alone under a crushing deadline for days, I feel lonely, but that's somewhat tolerable, since I accomplish something. On the other hand I love dancing, but when I go to clubs alone, I am miserable for days seeing all groups enjoying themselves while I nurture my drink, watching the other dancers. It has gotten so bad that I rarely go to any social events anymore.
If you are unable to reach a human then I would suggest contacting your bank and disputing the charge(s) and doing charge-backs. You can also report your card stolen to get a new card number unrelated to the last card number to prevent them from charging again. Hulu's HQ is in California so you may also consider writing up a terse factual report to the BBB. Businesses do respond to the reports. [1]

[Edit] As toomuchtodo mentioned one can also contact the AG. [2] Their site does not support secure renegotiation so I can not verify this link.

[1] - https://www.bbb.org/us/ca

[2] - https://oag.ca.gov/contact [ssl error]
I've heard of multiple people who have done the same and have had the same problem. It seems either so many people are requesting their data that it's bogging down the process, Reddit is deliberately slow-playing it, or both.
As stated, between 20 - 30W.
My higher education institution has bought every generation of these for Digital Signage since 2014. We use an open-source (abandonware?) Ruby project called Concerto[1] to generate webpages, and the Chrome OS Kiosk Mode[2] feature to boot these things straight to chrome-less full-screen web browsers that load Concerto webpages. It's a nice setup, but I do worry about the future support of both of those pillars.

1. https://github.com/concerto/concerto

2. https://chromeenterprise.google/os/kiosk-and-digital-signage...
Providing residential IP as a service would be breaking some agreements, or lying somewhere. I don’t Mullvad can do this, because they are committed to openess and transparency. For resident IP thru malware services you need to look up other dishonest competitors.
Problem with all kinds of asynchronous I/O is that your processes then need internal multiplexing, akin to what certain lightweight userspace thread models are doing. In the end, it might be harder to introduce than just using OS threads.
> SEO - meh, who cares. Do people really use these sites for googling.

Given that I, and probably half of hacker news, preface most of my searches with "site:reddit.com", I'd say Yes. Definitely Yes.
It doesnt.

Technical cookies e.g auth

Do not require consent.

>What are strictly necessary cookies?

>A strictly necessary cookie is a type of cookie that is used by the website to function properly, without which the site would not work. This type of cookie does not collect any personally identifiable information about you and does not track your browsing habits.

>Strictly necessary cookies are essential for websites to work because they help improve your experience on the site and make it easier for you to use. For example, cookies can be used to remember your language preferences and other settings that you’ve set in order to make your visit as efficient as possible.
Detecting Meteors with Software Defined Radio [video]
>A trivial silly mistake like this is... not what I expected considering OpenBSD's reputation for security.

It may be a comfort to know that XFCE is not part of OpenBSD, then.
Exactly. Download mp3s, chat with friends on ICQ/AOL IM, forums of various interests, online dating. There were even real audio podcasts basically at this time but they just weren't called podcasts.

The only thing I can't remember is if I would have downloaded movies or not.

The ipod was released October 23, 2001 lol.

This article is backwards. It is shocking to me how much things have stagnated.

Compare 1982 to 2002.
I guess that’s fine, but it’s certainly not what I would call a principle, because I wouldn’t be able to phrase it as one.
>This is a cycle we can expect for any platform that has the bills.

I am not surprised to hear this sentiment so frequently in this startup minded space, but there is another approach to the problem.

IMO, Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, etc are technically "simple" (once you strip them down to what the end user actually needs from the service) and they provide incredibly valuable services to the world (well I think Twitter is incredibly lame, but I guess I am alone in this opinion). Why aren't there non-profit (or benefit corporation) versions of these services?

Enshitification requires the profit motive.
There are some definite legitimate complaints about overreach of technology and misapplication that causes societal problems, but also it seems intertwined with the "grumpy old man who thinks these newfangled changes are bad".

Speaking to the second, I think everyone has their own Matt Curve on specific things - given the Apple example, IMO the start of the "good" peak was 2005 - MacOS 10.4, and kept getting better through 2011, until the release of 10.7, which started pulling things from iOS (contacts and calendar suck now, but at least they have woodgrain?) and a general dumbing down of the platform. They also started pulling features and generally slowly killing their Server platform, which was a compelling offering at the time. But the iPhone money printing machine changed the company, and in ways that were unfortunate for Mac users for a decade or more.
I believe so. I was the loneliest after I got married when my now "ex" was really demanding and paranoid. People are most lonely when get excluded from their peers from school or work or social any groups. Old people are lonely because their friends and families are keep dying off or unable to social any longer. That's the reason I recommend joining some good social or religious organizations and make friends across all walks of life and ages, keep an open mind and enjoy life. Do not engage with toxic people, only keep good companies. Don't engage with people who don't want to engage, or thinking you can help them. People need to walk out of their own rut to be truly happy.
As someone with similar experience, 100% agree.

Free, competent, altruistically interested

Pick two when looking for leaders.

The "volunteer leader problem" boils down to looking for an altruistic individual who's capable and willing to put up with a ton of shit for... love of X.

There aren't many. There shouldn't be any, but some people are awesome.

In reality, you end up having to substitute some package of incentives (prestige, authority, etc.) in order to entice on-the-fence candidates, and then ride herd on ensuring they don't succumb to their baser instincts.

So when mods say mod tools are important, what they're really saying is: "I put up with a lot of shit, to make you money, and I don't get paid. Give me something in return that makes me feel like you're thankful."

Reddit's been pretty bad, historically and presently, at doing that.
And I don't expect its predictions to suddenly falter, either.
That's by far the cheapest part of it, decoding will eat more power and transistors than just few differential lines. Add few magnitues if you need to generate it in a video game
The only people who know the term "copyleft" are already familiar with GNU, the FSF, and the free software movement. That is a tiny pool.
That first link doesn't support your point. No one would claim that all kettles ever sold in the UK have C13 cables. (No one would even claim that none use C15 – after all, some companies will surely just use the same design across all markets if possible.) This particular kettle is before C13 and C15 were even standardised.

The website it's from has a fair number of kettles from the relevant time period (1980s and early 90s). These two (which seem to be variants of the same model) [1,2] have an OKish view of the power connector and look more likely to fit C13 than C15 from what I can make out (no notch). This one [3] is clearly for C15 though, but as I say it's not a surprise that some exist.

[1] https://www.modip.ac.uk/artefact/aibdc-001258

[2] https://www.modip.ac.uk/artefact/aibdc-02488

[3] https://www.modip.ac.uk/artefact/aibdc-003345
Yeah, I was quickly dissuaded from that the first time I tried to write a XSLT.

The same way that DTDs are very easy to work with... until you get a complex one created by a lot of people.

XML is so incredibly full of horrible decisions that it's not funny. And they are never on the macro level of "this format is useless", they are always in the details.
This is great - we do capture all logs for each run including any retries, so you can see errors and general successes. All of these other metrics we have internally, but need to expose to our users!

Observability is super key for background work even more so since it's not always tied to a specific user action, so you need to have a trail to understand issues.

> One thing that is easy to overlook is giving users the ability to define a specific “urgency” for their jobs which would allow for different alerting thresholds on things like running time or waiting.

We are adding prioritization for functions soon so this is helpful for thinking about how to think about telemetry for different priority/urgent jobs.

re: timeouts - managing timeouts usually means managing dead-letter queues and our goal is to remove the need to think about DLQs at all and build metrics and smarter retry/replay logic right into the Inngest platform.
Let's give Lemmy some time to see if people would stick around and abandon Reddit for good in the next 6 months.

Then we will see how strong Reddit's network effect is against a new 'alternative' to take a significant amount of Reddit's daily active users.
It's a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebox which is a class of small computer that run ChromeOS
My recurring payment for ChatGPT (USD 20 + GST) is working fine with SBI credit card.

Spotify and similar which have Indian presence work good of course (with SBI as well as ICICI cards).

I do have a Jetbrains subscription, but I can't verify if the subscription still works, because I got a 3Y one during one of their promos and it's still active.
I think the intuition here is:
- Being surrounded by people one cannot connect with, increases the feeling that one is socially isolated and an 'outsider'. They are unable to engage with their organic natural (social) environment
- Whilst being in 'a forest alone', offers the person a chance to engage with their natural environment and more easily connect with it, just by being there. You don't have to do anything but just exist in it. In a way you are accepted and do belong to that environment (genetically/instinctively). So it acts to counter feelings of 'not fitting in'.
Yeah, people feel less lonely when they’re around people who they like and who like them. “People feel more lonely when they’re around other people” is the type of stuff you could only find on the internet or in academia, you can logic yourself into it but it’s so far beyond common sense it’s insane
Honestly ... you can hit "looks like a nicely intregated part of our platform" by some CSS (or tool-specific version of the concept)

...but why is it important to you that the solution look "nicely integrated"?

Most organizations I deal with (spoiler - I work in the analytics and automation space in presales, architecture, and PS delivery) want a centralized analytics tool (or a couple) that integrate all their disparate sources into a "single pane of glass" (sorry for the buzzword-compliance ... but it happens to be a good one here)

Please note what I am NOT saying: I am NOT saying "don't build / integrate an in-app analytics offering".

What I AM saying: "be sure that's a good use of your limited resources instead of partnering with someone else's tool/platform that does what you want"
Between Sam and Bartosz, I think it's time to bite the bullet and get an RSS reader set up. Anyone got any good app recommendations for Android?
It's kind of in the name, which is why they probably thought they don't need to say it.

It's a Chromebox, meaning, a computer running ChromeOS. Usually those can run Linux with some tweaks.
the home country is the Cayman islands, the operating country may be different, and either way, the motivation and ability to use the Cayman Islands as a tax haven derives from both countries

> Cayman invests a lot of energy in sensible and globally integrated financial regulations. We specialize on that as a country.

the reason the Cayman islands may have made all those investments is because that is what is expected of a mature tax haven

> we can’t be held responsible for what those funds transfers are used for

> what are we supposed to do about another country’s laws?

I mean, if you don't want to be a tax haven, you could raise taxes to be less favorable to businesses, but I'm not saying you should do anything, because this conversation is descriptive, not prescriptive
Why do such people exist? I would put them all in labor camps until death.
Levanter – Legible, Scalable, Reproducible Foundation Models with Jax
In machine learning, it is very common to _train_ with synthetic data.
This is ok as long as them can evaluate with real, observed data.

They included a discussion in appendix, but I cannot open that file.
The ex-employees should have their day in court, or in this case arbitration. While adding the arbitration clause to employment contracts, Twitter probably did not anticipate the scenario of thousands of laid off employees opting to go to arbitration (as those employment contracts were entered into long before Musk took over).

At least in this round of the battle it is Ex-Employees: 1 / Twitter: 0.
Maybe it is unpopular opinion, but I think the go-compiler in `go build`, `go install`, `go test` commands should check for all unhanded errors and not compile the program if there are any.

It happens in personal projects, small teams and big ones too. The linter errors are too often ignored by developers. Also, it should help embrace in developer the need to explicitly name some error to be ignored.
> The [CIA] will also joke about how they secretly sell drugs to America to make them useless and make society unstable.
It's not the risk, it's the eight unpaid days.

Offer up $5 USD p/hour and you'll be inundated with people with no financial safety net willing to take on great risk.

eg: https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2023/6/19/cleaning-doha-wi...
Unfortunately it isn’t that simple, from the moment your device connect to the wifi for example, every sigle information/packet/etc. shared or stored can be used to identify you, the more you share, the more can be collected to identify you. Now VPN alone by concept isn’t meant for privacy as you always have to trust the unregulated provider (contrary to your ISP for example), when all your data is tunneled through their servers, that’s a lone is big risk based on a trust only, however, and due to the nature of these shared IP vpns, sometimes maybe (keyword maybe) it’s challenging to pinpoint a specific client, and here comes the others, a browser that can have unique fingerprint, and now search queries that can add an extra source of information to further pinpoint you, especially as others mentioned below that you still need to enter your VPN code to use that search engine.. I haven’t tried it yet to give my personal experience as I stopped using mullvad, but if I did I will update this post further.
Google DNS, Google Chrome, Google search...
> ActivityPub is an open, decentralized social networking protocol

Ah it's one of those pipe dreams that runs like molasses and can't be explained to an average person before they die of boredom.
I like this guided NSDR session with Andrew Huberman. He pulls you out after 10 minutes in a nice way that gently reintroduces your CNS to reality.

https://youtu.be/AKGrmY8OSHM
I’d have been interested to see the included of the built in Go HTTP lib in comparison.
Freedom and power are orthogonal.
Ideas are like that, paper can't blush. For a salient example, the idea of providing 12 year olds with puberty blockers and opposite sex hormones without their parents' consent didn't quite fly then, and today disagreeing with it puts you in quite a few naughty lists.
I'm still not entirely sure. I think Reddit's had the same issue with some of its feed when subreddits went from private to public, so if even they struggle with it, then it might not be entirely straightforward.

Not even sure RSS readers like Thunderbird have features to deal with duplicates like that.
A 'pinch' of mineral salts helps the noncaloric sweeteners go down
And that's fine. You're on a work network and using work hardware -- you don't get to use whatever you want, even if we have a Guest Network.
Forest, ocean, desert wandering, anything that will take you out of your norm and reconnect with nature (and oneself) will help. I went through loss and found myself pretty lonely and disconnected. I went sailing, against the better judgement of my wallet, to reconnect and prove (again) to myself that I’m amazing. I have strong will though so YMMV. Tell me I can’t do something and I will make it my mission to do it.

If you are struggling with connection, stop thinking. Really. Stop thinking about whatever is going on with you and start listening. Talk with people and get to know them. Use that to determine if you would like to keep that person in your life or not. Connections are easy to make when you aren’t trying to force it. Just let that guard down, realize we all have a story, and ask folks who they are and they will gladly tell you. If you struggle with making conversation then I suggest you start there. Say Hi to anyone within 20 feet of you today. If they are there longer than 5 minutes, strike up a conversation. Make a joke. Commend them on their clothes or shoes or something visible. Show some empathy for what they are going through at the moment and you’ll be making friends in no time.