skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think they're pointing out that $315k is different from $315,000k as both include the k (for thousand) but one includes the thousands as 0's and the other does not.
Join a member-owned co-op instance :) If set-up correctly the admins/mods are legally bound to be responsible to the members of the co-op.

Judging by your comment though, I think we prefer very different levels of moderation, and I'd agree that culturally Masto trends towards heavier moderation.
Race condition? In the context of my usage that's not possible and I'm only the only user, and am accessing the data on one device at a time. Even less so since I'm essentially using sneakernet rather than cloud storage for "sync".
Exactly! This is a strategy that works even for markets without network effects. It just gets even more amplified (and profitable) when network effects exist.

In todays terms the equivalent would be an invite to a closed Gillette page/group/discord that has exclusive videos from the latest influencers (or whatever teenagers like and talk about).

For example OOP could get their daily cat based dopamine fix from a myriad of online sources, most open or easily bypassed but they want to see this one particular cat which is behind Meta’s wall and requires additional payment (in terms of data) from them.
Does automation technology increase wage?
Site of Alleged Wagner Camp Attack Recently Visited by War Blogger
That makes me doubt all the results the site gives.
"The more stitches, the less riches."
I mean I agree, but I can also predict the screaming at politicians if the government starts giving handouts to developers (particularly from the people with vested interest in keeping residential real estate inflated).
On Debian it only says it's auto-generated and you shouldn't edit. It's not necessarily created by NM either¹, so it would be really helpful to have it.

1 - The policy of whatever configures your network last rewrites this file is spreading. Apparently systemd creates it first, and Debian has more than one network configurator for you to choose.
Your description makes me think you underestimate how comprehensive death-by-engine-turbine is.
That would still effectively be 5 years of updates which is a hell of a lot better than what most manufacturers currently offer.
I don't know what you mean by "just right" for the cover. I just clipped it back on, without taking any special precautions, and it seemed fine under heavy rain. Granted, I didn't try throwing it in a pool, though, so I don't know if it would have survived that.

Furthermore, the port cover was just in the way if I didn't clip it back in, so I always did, and, as above, never had any issue.

While I agree that I much prefer not having an USB port cover, I think that's pretty much a solved issue, seeing how my iphone 7 didn't have one and survived just fine in a downpour.

My point is that it is absolutely possible to have an easily replaceable battery while keeping the phone waterproof.
I thought this was in jest, but wow - you're not kidding. There it is.
It was a huge miscalculation. Even Russians that hate Putin are not going to be comfortable with support for a coup from a private military.

Peter Zeihan stated the obvious in a video on this that Wagner would have been decimated from the air on their way to Moscow too. I don't think you need to attend an Army war college to figure that out.

Ultimately, someone crazy enough to build a giant private army is going to do crazy things.

None of this seems good to me unless one is cheering for the doomsday clock to strike midnight.
Would those "tools" such as ink and paper produce a similar, photorealistic result? Could reasonable people mistake them for the real thing?
I'm curious why AWS chose ARM instead of RISC-V for their in-house graviton chips.
Are there antennas in car wheel wells? The main car battery can probably power it with a correctly calibrated antenna.
> I wanted to browse some pictures of Ollie anonymously on Instagram today, but to my dismay, Instagram would force me to login 5 seconds after navigating to Ollie’s Instagram page. Unless I’m part of an A/B test, you can give this a try and should get the same behaviour on desktop.

I don't know if it was ever A/B tested, but AFAIK this feature has been enabled for all users (all IPs?) for years.
In Java or C# you would need to use reflection to loop over the members of an object, but AFAIK this would yield the members of the current instance, not the nominal type.
It's an incredibly weird situation. Putin can't kill Prigozhin without compromising his ability to ever make future deals with his underlings, but he also cannot allow him to live and maintain his image of being in control of Russia.
On the one hand, we have the cost of paying for "all rescue missions". On the other hand, we have the cost of paying for "___ cancer treatments". In your opinion, what is the value of ___ that makes this comparison most coherent and symmetric?
Systemd didn't create this problem. But it solves the issue of distributions shipping config files as part of packages and then on every package upgrade having to reconcile between the distribution's config and your modifications. Now with the drop in system you don't need to do that.

I am not an expert but I think in general systemd has a lot of complexity but it's to handle existing issues in a better way. Some of the older init systems might be simpler to describe or get started but lead to more confusing situations in the long run.
Yeah, I took ipfs.slang.cx down after Hetzner threatened to kick me off their service.

I was able to stay on top of the takedowns by writing a script to create & deploy nginx block rules for each URL in the DMCA emails. Obviously I had no time for manual review of the URLs. But I guess that didn't matter and Hetzner got annoyed with all the emails and decided my business wasn't worth the trouble.
Yet most people, if potential income was comparable, would prefer to be their own boss vs having a job
You're nice. I replace them with "HaCKed" videos from YouTube.

Obviously a YT vid doesn't hack anything, but it does scare the companies out of complacency when it's trivial to swap to real malware.
Some thoughts:

- The general point is correct -- time is not a synchronization mechanism

- Flakey tests are bad for all the reasons listed

- Shoddy synchronization makes for flakey tests

The example chosen -- waiting for a test server to be available is probably a huge source of the issues. However, I don't think the example -- really demonstrates how to do synchronization.

My core objection is that it's really relying on the operating system to take care of the synchronization, and that winds up hiding it entirely:

- the dial will not happen until the operating system has competed the `listen` call

- the operating system is selecting a random port at the time of the `listen` call, and reports the chosen port to the user

This is the correct way to approach this problem, but it doesn't really show a proper synchronization. It shows the operating system synchronizing on behalf of the program. It's also an example that probably only shows up in test -- client and server in the same process space.

In practice, many clients and servers may start at the same time in different processes or on different hosts, meaning that the client has no signal at all that the server has become ready. The best thing that can really be done is quickly polling with low timeouts until the server reports healthy.

I'd have liked to see use of a `sync.Cond`, or channel to signal that the operation has completed, and the waiting goroutine being safe to continue. It wouldn't fit well in this example, because, well, the operating system provides those facilities.

Over, because it does come up a lot with the example used, I'm happy there is a blog posts addresses it. Hopefully I'll see less of the problem in the world. I suppose I hope the author writes a part 2, showing other ways sleeps creep in and how to remove them.
Isnt the beauty of activity pub that you can tenat an instance juat for yourself? That could avoid a lof ot the legal headaches. You could also make it invite only through yourself, your instance doesnt need to be big if everyone elses is.
Show HN: ChatHN – Chat with Hacker News using natural language
Hi again Hacker News! OpenAI recently launched "Function Calling", which is a way for developers to describe functions to GPT-3.5/4 and have the model intelligently choose to output a JSON object containing arguments to call those functions.

I decided to tinker around with it this weekend and build an MVP that uses OpenAI Functions + Vercel AI SDK to "chat" with the Hacker News API using natural language, in real time!

It's fairly basic for now (supported functions: https://github.com/steven-tey/chathn/blob/main/app/api/chat/...) but just wanted to launch this as a proof of concept (PoC)! Hope y'all like this :)
Fantastic point. Chinese manufacturers pump out SKUs like crazy - several new models every six months or so.

Of course, it might turn out as theluketaylor says but I doubt it
I was just pondering the previous case of this, and thinking that I do not envy the tasks faced by the repair techs and coroner who will need to pick apart the engine and body parts that are sort of entirely ... mingled at this point.
I literally have a RISC-V SBC running a graphical desktop next to me right now, it's a MangoPi MQ-Pro.

Sure there aren't many boards so far (good list: http://krimsky.net/articles/riscvsbc.html ), but come on, give it a couple more years! The progress is insanely fast for the hardware world.
And depending on the situation, they may be right to. My friend does workplace safety at various facilities, and the amount of people who skirt basic safety principles like using hand rails and paying attention near machinery is astonishing. One even broke their legs falling down stairs because they refused to use the handrails, then attempted to sue the construction company for damages. Needless to say they got told to fuck off.

At a certain point, the safety personnel can only watch in horror as basic OSHA guidelines are ignored at every step. Of course it may be a case that the safety personnel were incompetent and not training employees, but I say its a 50/50 whether it was their fault or not.
Tangentially, from a U.S. Navy incident: "An intake on the A-6 Intruder isn't very big. As Bridges was sucked in, he was able to stretch out his arm and wedge himself on the bullet of the blades and the wall of the intake, holding himself just inches from certain death as the engine fully shut down.

"Bridges was helped down by his fellow flight deck sailors when it was safe to help him. He walked away from the incident with a broken collarbone, a blown eardrum and some cuts and scrapes. One sailor who was aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt at the time said Bridges did not return to the flight deck for some time."

https://www.businessinsider.com/us-sailor-survived-being-suc...
How does Zanzibar relate to capability-based schemes?
Wow, it is: https://www.icd10data.com/ICD10CM/Codes/V00-Y99/V95-V97/V97-

> V97.33 should not be used for reimbursement purposes as there are multiple codes below it that contain a greater level of detail.

> V97.33XD …… subsequent encounter

Who has a subsequent encounter with a jet engine?

What's the health insurance reimbursement rate for getting sucked into a jet engine a second time? I'm curious why it was only added in 2016.
It would work, the mods just don't like it
Won't work; I made an account like 2 days ago and i got the "contribute something" popup before i could browse anything.
Roger Waters has been wearing that uniform at least since 1980's [0]. He becomes a fascist to criticize fascism not to advocate. It's like trying to cancel Charlie Chaplin for becoming a Fascist.

Back then he wasn't a critic of Israel and therefore nobody cared.

I'm a Jew and I don't think he is anti semitic. That's absurd.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5K9z1AerQw
there is an ICD-10-CM medical diagnosis code for this: V97.33 Sucked into jet engine
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/old-reddit-re...

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/old-reddit-redirec...
> If you ignore them, it’s basically as if the DMCA never existed and they can just sue you.

Pretty sure jes is in the UK though, and it's not the sort of thing you'd ever be extradited over... so not really sure why the notices matter. I guess some hosting providers are more sympathetic here than others.
I’m reminded that people like habits. They like comfort food.

Always trying to be creative and different can be mentally taxing on viewers. Sometimes people just want comfort shows. With the usual.
I never understood this artificially forced point. Any explorer can only “explore” from the frame of reference of their culture’s knowledge. Even Australia’s indigenous population has distinct groups from different origins and necessarily different “discoveries”.
Im going to join the mini-appreciate session here and add that there’s still lines from Geeks in Space that give me a smile and chuckle when they pop into my mind well on 20 years later.

Cheers to you sir.
Sounds similar to a SLAPP: Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation

The goal is to burden the recipient with overhead costs that it becomes impractical or cost-prohibitive to participate.
Standadized parts are an idea from the industrial revolution, not communism.
Revolutionize Your Spotify Experience for less than $15 [video]
Though quite hilarious, that suffix applies to any code.
An Introduction to Parser Combinators
Just as a thought. For me, AsciiDoc was perfectly fine. No modifications needed, and it is compatible with GitHub's build in preview. That's what it could look like: https://github.com/razem-io/resume

Also, by no means is this a good resume. It just works for me as a developer. Using it since 7 years to apply for jobs. Did not disappoint yet ;).
How old? I'm still using two LG V20's from 2016 and don't experience issues.
To save folks a click, Decker is a hypercard clone which runs on Mac, Linux, and even Windows.

https://internet-janitor.itch.io/decker
At least in the USA, it is a requirement that any legal representation by a corporation, be done by an actual lawyer.

If a law firm or solo lawyer is not identifying themselves properly in a DMCA takedown request, which is a legal document, what happens? Does anyone know?
iOS 17 has a feature called “Personal Voice”, which is something that might end up being very helpful.

> Personal Voice helps people with speech loss create a voice that sounds like them, and use it with Live Speech to communicate in calls and conversations.

https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-17-preview/
> This doesn't work because ...

> This is how symlinks have been used for configurations since forever (for example by apache on Debian).

This is not how symlinks have been used for configuration "since forever." You didn't have to add the link target to some "load path" variable when the link itself was in the correct directory.
The Vita/3DS had very similar audiences to their console counterparts, despite not necessarily being direct competitors. But you can't think in just games for this to make sense.

Remember that the PSP was also a pretty good multimedia device pre-smartphone. So it lost that userbase as it became the Vita. But of course it's primary purpose was games and the Vita focused on that in its western marketing: "console gaming on the go". It couldn't sell itself on mobile style games if it ever expected to succeed, so while it may have overlap I can't say it was a direct smartphone competitor either.

And it took similar resources within Sony to develop and market it. Another of a dozen reasons why it failed: Sony decided very early on to put all its chips into the PS4, and ditched first party Vita support after the first year. This woildnt make sense for a phone competitor.
I can't seem to be able to reply to your comment below, but thanks for the clear illustration. I don't disagree with PM PM; I don't believe in souls. What I do believe in is that there is a quality of consciousness that is linked to the PM - what makes you see through your own eyes and not others. That quality does not seem transferable, in that bodily possession is not a thing.

If you posit that teleportation is equivalent to spaceship, and that a single consciousness cannot inhabit two bodies, then what is your hypothesis about the more-or-less instant transfer of that quality to a remote planet's newly created clone?
I think wil421 made a typo. I don't think anyone believes Harvard costs $315 million for a degree.

Instead, I think wil421 was asking about the difference between "tuition" and "tuition and fees".
Is there a societal benefit to US approach to lawsuits where anyone can sue anyone for anything?

Is it something like MAD?
This is very helpful to know. Thanks for sharing this. I haven't tested the resume parser with the resume pdf generated from LinkedIn. I just create an issue and will test it next: https://github.com/xitanggg/open-resume/issues/5. I will share more once I look more into it.
Also file-hierarchy(7) on Linux if you have systemd
I think one of the most crucial factors for riscv adoption is proper rvv intrinsics and compiler support.

It is currently almost* impossible to add rvv support to things like SIMDe, because neither gcc nor clang can eliminate redundant rvv vector load stores. (https://godbolt.org/z/ocs5rnzrs)

*you can actually do it now with clang, but only if you use statement expression macros instead of functions and set hardcode -mrvv-vector-bits=n: https://godbolt.org/z/r3haM9Yar
I was interested in understanding the magnitude of the force exerted by the air intake. In my brief search, I found an article that referenced ~14 feet as the safe upstream distance for the engine on a 737.

The article also contained a link to this strange and disturbing, but relevant animation https://youtu.be/yYfrU5WrYu0
Try levels.fyi
My resume has been backed by JSON resume for ages. Great little project, though I'm not sure how maintained it is these days.
I once sent a postcard to my mom in Puerto Rico from the Gili Islands in Indonesia. The outdoor mailbox at an old post office was overflowing with mail — I just left my postcard on the pile of mail hoping for the best but not expecting much. Lo and behold my mom received the postcard 2 years later.
Require applications to be sent by post. You'll filter out a lot of people who can't even send a letter properly that way.
Let's not forget the Donald Duck comics from Italy. They were huge in France.
You are discriminating against the candidates who might have some disabilities (whether they know they have or not) like dyslexia, you are also discriminating against candidates whose English (or whatever that language in your country) isn’t their first, even though they might be the best suited candidates, best programmers/engineers/etc., I have seen this first hand in some interviews, where some candidates eliminated from the first round by hiring managers because of similar issues or even silly ones like having an accent, after I -as the technical interviewer- gave the green light thay they are qualified for the second one.
Agree that JSON Resume is a great project. I had looked into the project before building this and they have been an inspiration.
During (what we Americans call) the Vietnam War, American prisoners of war, often held in solitary confinement in adjacent cells in the Hanoi Hilton, would use the tap code extensively to talk to each other, sometimes carrying on long conversations, for example about ways to resist their captors. The article alludes to that but doesn't go into a lot of detail about that bit of history.

(This is discussed in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tap_code cited downthread by 'dmckeon.)
You mean "affected", as in it "had an effect". Unlike "effected" which, as in the saying "cause and effect", means "caused".

Dear God, English is the stupidest language ever.
We don't have license plates. We have number plates.
Apparently, there were horses in the Americas, but they went extinct about 12k years ago, along with the other megafauna.
What I understand is that different images could have been made in multiple time periods, from the first inhabitants up to today.
Ipfs software is like BitTorrent.

There’s no legal pathway to taking down the software. Only the gateways which aren’t necessary for IPFS.

This is basically copyright holders sending DMCA to trackers. Trackers haven’t been necessary for using torrents but it makes them more accessible.
I am both a "customer" and a developer (and a manager making pipeline decisions in a creative company, in the past). The problem with reverse engineering is that it's a minefield for the business entity, from all viewpoints - competition, legal, tech. And it's never complete. Large reverse engineering attempts usually end up in a disaster for a business, and suggesting everybody following another company by reverse engineering is just not going to work. There's an objective reason for the poor compatibility with Adobe products, that's not an excuse.

As I said, you're not wrong - you'll just get stuck with exploitation by Adobe as a result, and the reason is not laziness or excuses by the developers of other software. RAW edits in the sidecars in particular simply can't be made compatible between different software, because everybody has their own magic and these files only keep the configuration data for it. The best you can count on is compatibility between the different versions of the same software, if the vendor provides it, and you will lose your edits when Adobe goes out of business or decides to cut some backward compatibility.
It's not a replacement, a collection of atoms is assembled on a remote planet. And it needs not be a single entity, as the thought experiment with the failure to destroy the original body shows.
This is interesting. I was not aware of effective counter attacks to abusive DMCA notices. That site lists two very different results from 2004 and 2007 (and that web site is unmaintained and out of date.) There were other attempts, Cox in 2021, California Beach Co., LLC in 2020. And this law firm calls for customers in that area of DMCA abuse: https://www.hinchnewman.com/internet-law-blog/2015/04/legal-...

There might be a developing environment in which to monetarily fight that abuse.
Thanks, Rob.
Unless the worker was not complying with precesses, procedures, or policies.
And at the same time many people don’t want to pay for software.

Either you pay or you are the product.
In recent years I think phone hardware has managed to outrun software bloat. My latest phone doesn't feel any faster than the previous one and it didn't noticeably slow down after three Android updates. Five years of updates would probably be fine.
This begs the question, can a different language change the limits of human thought?

Interesting to think about and reminds me of the story by Ted Chiang.
> no need to tunnel over SSH on your phone.

With https/tls client certs dead(?) - I'd prefer exposing ssh with only public key access - to tunneling passwords over https...
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-sailor-survived-being-suc...

That video has been around the internet a few times. And while it might feel like watching someone die, as the headline says, the crewman survived without major injuries.
I wonder if it’s possible that these were documenting something that they were losing, or had lost, as opposed to simply just a document to how they were living currently. Like a historical record of sorts.

That specific period 18000 years ago, was the middle-end of the quaternary megafauna extinction [1] and the earth was transitioning from plenty of mega fauna to none - leading to the birth of property and modernity.

[1] https://kemendo.com/Myth.pdf