skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Listening to this song right now. What a banger! I love finding lost or cut things like this. I've been really vibing on the Daft Punk samples from RAM lately, as well.
Ehh... Does it make sense in the same way that TOR exit nodes are liable for everything on TOR, or that VPN providers are liable for everything that is downloaded via the VPN or that the ISP is liable for everything that its users download?

I think that's why DMCA safe harbor exists, and it could be argued that an IPFS gateway is acting as an OSP (in fact, it's almost text-book[1]).

Though, at this point, it seems that DMCA is skewed almost exclusively in favor of rights holders (or indeed anyone simply claiming to be a rights holder), that unless you're Comcast or Verizon or something, you're not going to get much sympathy from the legal system by claiming to be an OSP.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_service_provider
I flinch just a little bit every time I open a CMakeLists.txt in my editor.
They are complementary for me. The way my body recruited my lats when running hills taught me how to knit the top and bottom together when I squat. The mind-muscle that squats woke up in my hip flexors carried over to foot placement in ice skating.
https://archive.ph/LAMKJ

http://web.archive.org/web/20230625171204/https://www.nytime...
FAA issues ground stop for all DC-area airports due to equipment fire
I use libera and oftc
Sanctions are akin to siege warfare. You don't have to fire a shot, the threat is enough, and you starve the population until they can't handle their kids dying and they overthrow the leadership and surrender. That's literally what the desired outcome is with sanctions. It is absolutely violence and warfare by any definition.
Superior open source mobile OS existed: Maemo/Meego. The biggest reason for it's demise is anticompetitive behaviors of Apple, MS and Google.
I was about halfway down a page literally filled with '2 weeks ago' issues, mousing over each one when I went and looked up the search syntax. Fun fact, I also found I couldn't select the whole info line (#issue date author) properly, no doubt due to some shenanigans with implementing the timestamp obfuscation system.

In cases where I want to compare today/now with some event time, using a relative format makes a lot of sense.
I wouldn't consider that "needless to say", most adults don't rely on a handrail to descend stairs. I would guess in this case "refused" to use a handrail would require an enormous amount of proof, and the stairs themself, why were they so dangerous that using a handrail is the only way to use them safely? Maybe, at the very least, they could have been padded, or had a landing halfway down, etc.
I wrote mine in markdown and convert it to pdf (well, first html then pdf). It's worked well

markdown resume.md > resume.tmp.html
cat template/header.html resume.tmp.html template/footer.html > resume.html
cp resume.html resume.tmp.html
sed -i -e 's/"normal"/"pdf"/g' resume.tmp.html
xvfb-run -a -s "-screen 0 640x480x16" wkhtmltopdf resume.tmp.html resume.pdf
rm resume.tmp.html*
Wait a second, this is flagged and dead? Wow. But then again, some people are selected against which gives some solace to my heart.
There is, it's called File History and it's built in. I think it's been available since Vista.

Like TM you need an external or network drive to use it. Unlike TM it's not very intuitive and Microsoft doesn't do much to advertise it.
Now we just need one for System 6.0.8!
> Could this be accomplished with other bases and other number systems having more than one dimension?

Yes, all sets ℤⁿ (n > 0) have cardinality ℵ₀ and therefore a bijection can be defined for any set ℤⁿ↔ℤ.

The "computer science" way to think of this is, you can always e.g. interleave the bits of any number of integers, to encode them as a single unique integer. For two dimensions this is the Z-order curve [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-order_curve
> If you discover you’re in a Ponzi scheme, it’s in your interest to get your money out first.

You can either cut your losses and not get your money back (if you're an ethical operator), of you can actively or passively allow other people topit in their money so you can get yours out first. There are similarities where rational vested actors want the charade to continue for a little while longer - the more money you put in, the longer your commitment to the mirage is.
I don't see it that way either, but many other people find it very difficult to separate the message from the messenger, just as you've done from my (brief) comment.

>>Haven't you ever seen a man in prison, pleading with his son not to turn out like him? Does the father's murder conviction undermine his admonition against violence?

Except, as others would argue, a more similar analogy would be a man in prison continually protesting his innocence. In that situation, I'm not sure that the man would be telling his son to do anything differently without an admission of guilt, except perhaps to be very cautious in their dealings with women. The point remains that the drama and conviction(s) surrounding Bill Cosby's numerous sexual assaults caused him to be an ineffective messenger even if the underlying message remains sound.
> If the answer is "humans get special treatment" then that's fine I guess but I think it's worth being explicit that that's the difference.

That's absolutely the difference. Humans aren't copyrightable; the alternative would be unconscionable.

> even then it's often not exact

You don't have to copy something exactly to be a derivative work. "Lord of the Rings but a random 15% of words are replaced with gibberish" is still a derivative work of Lord of the Rings. So is "Lord of the Rings but every word/sentence is paraphrased".
> Intersectional feminism is a powerful frame. When we look at the places where sexism and classism intersect, for example, then we can begin to explain the fact that the vast majority of homeless people are men.

Maybe I don't have the background needed, but I don't follow. How does intersectional feminism explain that the vast majority of homeless people are men?
#18 applies I think. I don't see a reason to think GP is just wanting to bikeshed just for the sake of bikeshedding. https://utminers.utep.edu/omwilliamson/engl1311/fallacies.ht...
You obviously weren't paying attention to anything I wrote besides looking for things to criticize. I was saying that those things are all bad ideas but we allow some and not others for reasons that go beyond 'bad' and it is not for us to judge or change.
It’s the word “sensitive” actually. In 2023 it would be really weird to tell someone that they are “sensitive” about being the race that they are.

Usually when you say someone is sensitive about something, you’re implying the thing they’re sensitive about is a defect. Additionally, you’re suggesting that they are insecure about that defect, which is its own kind of accusation.
I don't think ~/.meta is needed when there's the XDG config path, which by default is ~/.config

For unix-like systems like Linux at least, for Windows there is the AppData directory with the same function.
This looks really good and will add to my reading list.

Bear with me on this question as I am still learning...

From a quick skim I couldn't find it. It might be there? But with a transformer, at which layer do you consider the vector to be the embedding? Or are there multiple choices?

For example you have a positional and token embedding - so they are of course embeddings, but simple ones. King - Man + Woman = Queen type thing.

But I imagine you might want to consider the output of the 1st ? 2nd? Nth? transformer on the decoder side as an embedding of sorts.

For example the sentence "attention is all you" has gone through a couple of layers you now have a vector that understands those words pretty well. But if you go too far through I imagine you get closer to the "prediction" and so lose the meaning and just get something closer to "need".

But if possible to get, that sentence embedding (by which I mean N tokens up to context size) might be useful for search indexing of long text.
becoming the best sales person in your company before you start delegating and forming a sales team
Wait, does that mean that anyone can use Weechat with Slack? I thought I had to add an integration (so it has to be validated by my company), and then the puppeting would show me as [bot] or something...
Isabelle, an “Academial strength” theorem proving environment, is built on PolyML, and has many features for making ML development more pleasant.
https://web.cs.wpi.edu/~dd/resources_isabelle/isabelle_progr...

https://isabelle.systems/
You should have just used the classic 'I know you are but what am I'.
I also had the same reaction. It just doesn't seem very descriptive.

Even .config would be better
Depends where you think the boundary of "the system" is.
I don't trust Time Machine any more. Years ago I wrote some shell scripts that help me mostly automate my complete system setup (with brew and friends). From time to time, I wipe my entire system and restore it with these scripts. Sometimes I have to adjust them, but mostly, they work without changes.

For my data backups, I use restic. Big advantage is, that I can read my backups even when I don't have a macOS system present (e.g. my only macOS system had a hardware issue and my Time Machine Backup was pretty much useless until I got a new one).

I know, this solution is not for everybody, but Time Machine corrupted my backups more than 5 times now and it feels so slow compared to restic, that I don't even think about retrying it after a new macOS release any more - even if my solution is a bit more work to do.
The outrage was that 1. Sunscreen has chemicals which bioaccumulate with use and 2. No testing had been done on sunscreen as it was assumed that it was safe as a topical medication.

Combine that with the fact that sunscreen has not been shown to cause any population wide reduction in skin cancer prevalence and endemic vitamin D deficiency. I think that people have a right to be mad?
Not sure if it's just me but old.reddit is no longer mobile responsive for me.
Thanks so much for your kind words and support! Apologize for the re-import issue, the resume parser is workable but might still have some bugs here and there. Can you elaborate more on how the descriptions got moved around so I can take a closer look?
Empowering Azure Storage with RDMA
As a man I've never understood this complaint. Sure, it's a sitcom cliche to always have the bumbling dad and the competent mom who is usually also wildly out of his league, but the reasons why that's the more common case don't strike me as something to get upset about (it is boring writing, but that's a different problem). Humor at the expense of traditionally more powerful groups works better because it can be seen as both a way of balancing the scales a bit and it doesn't come with the uncomfortable connection to examples of people taking the underlying ideas way more seriously. Comedy about my gender is funnier because nobody actually thinks my gender is a weakness.

To that point, culture is absolutely full of baseless attacks on women too, often in a far more damaging context. Lots of people still feel way too comfortable suggesting women are biologically unsuited for high status jobs and really only valuable for making babies. And the vitriol directed at women in the abortion debate, and the actual reduction in rights that rhetoric has led to, sort of puts dumb male sitcom characters in perspective.
> The cloud also runs on closed source hardware.

Most of the mobile hardware is closed source, i.e requiring closed sourced drivers so building a fully open source mobile OS is always problematic.
That's incorrect, those are system config (i.e. how nginx/httpd run on your system). Which is a very different type of config than being discussed here.
You just described a bunch of traits of a narcissist and assigned them to masculinity. But I’m reality plenty of women display the same traits.

> refusing to admit you’re wrong
> escalating situations
> being overly boastful

The reason why people, mostly men, don’t like that term is because it gets thrown around for pretty much anything at this point to mostly put men down. Spreading your legs and holding the door open for someone is considered toxic masculinity.
Too late to edit my comment, but I want to clarify the first sentence of the above: I'm not arguing the courts should automatically favor fathers, either. I meant to say blindly assuming one gender is more suited to raising children than the other is a bad policy, and it should be reformed. (And I do believe some family court jurisdictions have gotten better about this than when I had friends going through it 10-20 years ago.)
That’s great for you, but there’s been amazing advances in the world of automobile safety in the past 20 years. I’d rather improve my safety chances in an accident than worry about “tracking”.
How about .dotfiles ?
2005 CR-V coming up on 230K miles and still runs like a top. I did add a CarPlay-capable head unit that has a connection for a rear-view camera (which I haven’t gotten and probably won’t).

Wireless CarPlay is pretty big usability and modest safety improvement (to have a 7” map display and voice control instead of futzing with a phone to get GPS guidance).
Last year there was some graffiti near my house:

"Trans rights are human rights!"

Okay, fair enough. Then a few metres later, in the same colour and obviously by the same person:

"Kill all men!"

People will say "yes, but it doesn't mean literally kill all men", and of course it doesn't. But it's not exactly positive, is it?
It’s not that middle managers act like warriors.

It’s that there are a small amount of men in the modern world who need a warrior ethos and the ‘tempering fires of warfare’ and other such cringe imagery employed by those pushing hypermasculine ideology.

The majority of men don’t need to be ‘redeemed through violence’ and, like the proverbial middle manager, probably just need someone to tell them they aren’t alone and things will be OK in due course, or whatever a therapist does.
The scrap yards are very efficient at pulling out all those parts and selling them. Any reasonably popular vehicle you shouldn’t have a problem sourcing parts.
Because the most important part of the problem isn't the profusion of config files, it's that as a project owner I'm not in control of the most important entry point to my own work.
It's worth noting that during the American civil war many telegraph operators used something called dot code, which consisted of clusters of 1-3 taps that corresponded to a contemporary flag signal code. That could certainly be transmitted through a wall. Likewise, you could probably slow down morse and transmit long pulses as clusters of 2 quick taps if you wanted to reuse that code on a wall.
Great idea. The app currently only supports import from pdf but not linkedin since it is a client side local app and isn't able to do any server side scrape work.
Are there any new cars / car brands that credibly promise not to track their drivers?

Any car with a network connection for software updates seems likely to be harvesting driver data, or is at least capable of doing so.
Would they have known that something disappeared in the short time span that they observed? Wouldn't it have been more like a frog slowly boiling type of situations?

Perhaps they would have made them extinct by hunting them but I think that happened much later. But I'm not sure at all.

This is so fascinating. What are folks reading in that field that's not too dry, something like Sapiens?
There are multiple choices. For example BERT authors use the pooled output from the last four layers after experimenting with a few other choices like concatenation and only using the last or penultimate layers.
Despite the catchy article title, Outback Steakhouse did not in fact go "from Down Under", as it was founded by 4 people in Florida who had never been to Australia, and it has zero connection with (or operation within [edit: I stand corrected on this point below] ) Australia, aside from the marketing-minded cultural references it's words and imagery are based around.

And that's kinda the point of the (2001-dated, we note) article.

Conversely, Australia and other countries have (or had) a "Lone Star" branded restaurant chain, which operate under a very similar methodology : brand yourself as a sort of "food embassy" for a popular foreign culture. In that case, a heavy Texas USA styling.

The quality of the food dishes is rarely detailed, for fair reason.
RPis are great hobby electronics projects, but IMO they don’t have any benefit for this kind of use over a thin client?

They’re more expensive, you need an extra RPi enclosure and power supply, you can’t use M.2 SSD sticks without an additional USB3 enclosure, they have a history of corrupting flash cards, and their idle power is only a little bit lower.
It'd probably make a lot more sense for it to be called `.config/`, amongst all other things, but for this to gain any traction at all, some bigger projects need to show initiative first. Everything already has like 47 potential config file names they read, so adding another one won't put a dent into the schedule
> ~/.local (standard? convention?) which simply mimics the filesystem root with bin,etc,include etc.

That's not the filesystem root, is it? From what I can tell, ~/.local mimics `/usr`; it has bin and include, yes, but also `share`, and no `/etc` that I'm aware of. `/` does have `bin`, but I don't think I've ever seen `include` there on a system before.
The optimal approach is to rate yourself high in everything because you can. It is clearly in your best interest to do so.
UC San Francisco apologizes for prisoner experiments
Price matters to consumers. If phones become more expensive because of this virtue signalling regulation it will be killed. The EU parliament is still a democracy.
To throw my 2 cents into the hat:

.project - Since these files typically "configure a project", a dot project directory could hold all of those files.

.meta - Agree its not super descriptive, which is fine, but more precision could be good.

.config - Problem with this is "configuration for what?", the project or the application?
Because people tie these behaviors to their identity as a sense of their masculinity. It isn’t calling masculinity toxic. Identifying these behaviors as inherently masculine is what is toxic.
no. it did not come before or after. it came at excactly '2 weeks ago', which is neither before nor after.
Ooh, good stuff!

Reminds me of the excellent, but unfortunately short-lived, "Better Off Ted".

The episode these bits (link below) are from was, (also) unfortunately, far less amusing / acerbic, as aired. But, while the "official episode" may have been rather weak for that show in general, these far higher-quality outtakes live on:

https://youtu.be/Bh7Nz4bIwss
They gave a concrete example where where it is bad.
>>When my kid was young and I was out with him the other parents (invariably women) treated me as an oddity and assumed I would be incompetent.

That didn't happen to me but I live in a large city where I've come across (many) other dads who seemed to have more flexible schedules as evidenced by said dads showing up for pickup/dropoff and playdates. I'm not sure if there is/was a greater acceptance for fathers taking care of young children more visibly in metropolitan areas.
If by "pretty certain" you mean "not remotely certain" then sure. Empathy is a thing. I am having empathy with your lack of it and seeing how it could be due to your good health right now and lack of exposure to disease in your family. I wish you all the best with that continuing.

>> Lower probability of having a problem is flipping continents away from "pretty certain."

>> delusional and horrible in the sense of being victim blaming.

Sadly, one day, statistically speaking, you /will/ understand someone calling this attitude out without needing any empathy. If you're lucky it will be your own health rather than the more likely case of someone very close whom you love.

Definitely I recommend everyone try to follow healthy behaviors to reduce their chances of having particular health problems.
Exactly. I've never really noticed or really understood until very recently in life after having been to New Zealand and Canada.
Yes, I agree, logging in is different than forcing people to use installed software.
2019 car here, equipped with a rear camera. Been driving for 43 years and I refuse to use the cam. The thing that bothers me is now I have to check the mfg connectivity TOS and must opt out instead of opt in to what data is transmitted - it’s ridiculous. Don’t get me started on the ever increasing software subscription services these manufacturers are trying to levy on consumers.
I call this the "Muslim test": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27045005

I use "Muslim", mostly because there's been a lot of negativity and discrimination surrounding Muslims in my own country, but obviously whatever works for you.
> You don't see a lot of women trying to defend their masculine sense of pride by picking fights

Why limit this only to "masculine" pride? You absolutely see women picking fights to defend their pride.

We just call that behavior "being a Karen" (or "catfights"). Which, being fair, both come with their own misogynistic problems.
The details will matter a lot.

A yearly photo of my odometer? Sure.

A GPS tracker device in my car? No thanks.
unix system resources
Out of my ass opinion is 'the patriarchy' views low status men as completely disposable.

Also in any unfair exploitive system you'll see victimized groups attack other victimized groups instead of going after the system and those that directly benefit from it.
It is definitely possible to build all of these with vanilla HTML/JS/CSS, but it would be much more work to build everything from scratch instead of leveraging frameworks that can speed up development, e.g. react, tailwind.
> Is netatalk the key thing here that makes it Time Machine compatible? The rest seems like standard DIY home server stuff.

The last update to AFP shipped with Mac OS X Mountain Lion in 2012 [1]. Nobody should be using AFP in 2023, unless you have no other choice.

While you can use Time Machine to backup to an SMB share, ideally you want to use an APFS volume to get all of the benefits, especially if you're concerned about data integrity.

You can read about using APFS network shares for Time Machine at The Eclectic Light Company [2], a Mac-focused blog/website by Howard Oakley.

If you're interested in the details of how Time Machine works, nobody I'm aware of has written more about its details than he has [3].

He's written a slew of useful macOS utilities, including T2M2 for Time Machine [4].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Filing_Protocol

[2]: https://eclecticlight.co/2021/04/16/time-machine-to-apfs-usi...

[3]: https://eclecticlight.co/?s=time+machine

[4]: https://eclecticlight.co/2021/09/29/going-beyond-t2m2-with-m...
> The majority of men don’t need to be ‘redeemed through violence

And yet the manufactured adversity industry is booming. Look at all the marathons and triathlons and iron mans and spartan races and ninja warriors and all the other nonsense we’ve invented just to scratch this itch for men and women alike.

Humans _need_ something to fight against. If there’s nothing, they’ll make something up.