skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I sent about 60 resumes/cover letters to companies on Indeed.com. I got nothin' but a few extended tests that never led me anywhere beyond. Process is just very easy and I imagine what I'd be doing at that job and receiving my first paycheck... then reality sets in as i realize im lucky to have the job i have cuz aint no one else hiring.
That makes it sound like ad companies are invading the websites of news companies who are resisting.

These news organizations want to have their cake and eat it too. They rely on these platforms for traffic. Now they also want to be paid for getting that traffic. That's not how this works.
That’s an absurd oversimplification of the issue.
I literally have no idea what you mean. But if we see that, for instance, average life expectancy is markedly lower for the subset of population that identifies as "native American" vs that of those that identify as "white", that's clearly an inequality of outcome that there's reason to be concerned about. Which isn't to say it mightn't turn out to have a genetic basis that leaves us with limited options to compensate for, but it's surely worth ensuring better understanding the causes and doing what we can to ensure there aren't systemic barriers preventing particular subgroups from accessing the same degree of medical care etc. available to others.
Even if they are primarily a print magazine, they could include a lentricular print showing the technique. I am not sure if I am serious here tbh.
canada has always had the media monopolies control the politics, now they are just getting the dividends from that control
I mean, what's Lemmy? There's no information
Those mistakes aren't a problem, but I don't think joining a company that is actively laying off people is a great idea.
When dealing with these types of calls, my approach is to inform the callers that I am a member of their software development team. I explain that I inadvertently generated a lead from my personal number, and typically they hang up and remove my number from their list.
> I wonder if it was not found by the AI.

Do you mean "found" by the CCP, or "found" by the researchers? In the case of the CCP it was likely generated through basic statistical analysis, and tuned to minimize side effects and collateral damage below some threshold of acceptability (~0.6% of global traffic unintentionally blocked). In the case of the researchers, the paper details the basic statistical analysis used to discover these rules.
This effectively breaks 15 years of links to tweets posted all over the Internet. Just another reason to keep the web open.

This takes Twitter to the same level as Facebook, a website that only lives of its internal posts, where no young people open accounts, and where eventually the only ones who post are the ones who opened an account in its time.
it was cheap ads by Google and Facebook; untaxed across the world, that removed the traditional revenue from classified ads that historically paid for journalism. Now it's just rich people with vested interests paying for it, with the last frontier of actual journalism "open source intelligence", or telling people what's going on without injecting you're opinion or propaganda into it.
For the casual, this sounds like it makes the game much more even and fun. Knowing about it makes me want to try out the difference between waxing styles.
In this case, is the change you imagine GPLv4 would say "you cant prevent anyone, at any point from downloading the source code from a project you create" because that is super slippery slope?

I'd also like to ask, what damage do you see this change in behavior doing to free software ecosystem ?
Login walls, paywalls, etc., are fine, I just wish google would not index these sites. There has to be a cost for every move. This whole have_and_eat(cake) needs to stop.
And they will continue increasing as the atmosphere continues to heat up.

Just yesterday (literally) they were mentioning on a Swiss radio I was listening to, that the quantity of water falling in the Alps above 2500m was going to double in the comings years, due to high intensity storms created by climate change.

(So not sure why you are getting down-voted..)
That sounds amazing, but also incredibly frustrating because there'd be so much stuff I'd want to take with but not really have a use for, lol.

I do wonder where all the used electronics in my country go to. I'm sure it's collected and just exported or broken up for recycling.
This is not at all in conflict with the upstream first, if so please tell me how you see it being in conflict.
When text messaging started to take off in the 90s, adults didn't get it. Typing on a keypad sucks, and the phone already has a great communication app. It's called the phone, and if you call someone you can hear each other talk.

What they didn't understand is that "I think you're cute. Wanna go on a date?" is much easier in text. That's why kids always passed notes in class.

These things lubricate high friction social interactions... the kinds of things that people agonize over, regret, etc. You're right, this is alcohol's primary purpose. Most people stay here.
Piggybacking on this top comment to retract the parent post.

ANC has a many dodgy edge cases that can go wrong, but I've done some more reading on it and if acoustics PhDs say it's very safe I'll just have to take it at face value until more data exists.
this was a direct consequence of Google and Facebook's predatory pricing. How is a hack on the bread line supposed to take on the Goliaths of Silicon Valley?
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An opensource project which builds ingress controller with Cloudflare Tunnel, which is great solution to exposing applicaiton in Kubernetes to the Internet, for individual developers, self-host fans and small teams.
It's honestly doubly annoying when there's multiple times per month where I run into some issue / straight up bug which I then find an ongoing bug ticket from like 2018 for, that's still open but apparently not being worked on.

I really like Gitlab, I think the CI experience is a lot better than, for instance, Github Actions, but I also don't ever see me using a good chunk of the stuff that's been shoveled on in the last few years and I don't really know anyone that does.
That's clearly not the point here.

The parent isn't rooting for ICE, he's rooting for having a vehicle that doesn't stream data to the outside.

There is nothing that mandates that a vehicle -whatever its technology-, must send all its data to external servers.

I, and many others, want to have the right to possess a car that isn't relying on external connections to work, and doesn't send all its data out.

It's more akin to wanting a TV that's not connected online. Some people like the added features of a smart TV, but some just want a dumb screen that doesn't sell their viewing habits, or screenshots of what's on the screen to third-parties.
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I challenged myself to create something from Start to Launch this weekend within 24 hours, it's buildinpublic

I choose to create a minimalist screenshot editing tool with very minimal options & interface:

Give it a try: https://pictweak.netlify.app/

PS: not yet mobile optimised. Feel free to suggest/report your feedback
I just wonder why Markdown (or whatever alike, I know there are alternatives superior in numerous ways) is not the default format for books, documents and everything. Some years ago I switched to Typora and discovered I hardly ever need Word/Writer for anything I write and I only use it to open documents others would send me. 90% of books I read don't look like having a serious reason for not being in the Markdown format either. I understand there is typesetting one has to do to print a nice-looking paper book but the majority of the text read on a computer/smartphone or printed from MS/Libre Office lacks this job done anyway.
You notice that between 1940 and 2020:

Church membership declined from 75% → 50%

Premarital sex rate went from from 20% → 75%

Trust in government went from 75% → 20%

Prime-age-male-labor-force nonparticipation rate quadrupled from 3% → 12%

Marijuana use went from 4% → 49%
Last I saw, Vimeo charged the uploader to host the content. And it's only use case was corporate videos where you wanted to ensure there was no suggested content or adverts around your own content. Though these days I'm not sure companies care as I haven't seen a vimeo link in a long time.
You could also make public servers do peer-to-peer discovery! Then if your server ever goes down, it would be enough for a single host to post the address of their server in the issues
> Whereas, in biological brains, the weights are updated continuously.
My personal impression is that many "weights" are updated during sleep time. For example when training juggling, I will make no progress at all for hours of training. But later, after a night of sleep, I will have a large and instant progress.
Is that actually what happens though? And does a phrase like "the bottom of the class" mean all that much when you're talking Harvard students? I can't imagine they're just taking in students to satisfy quotas despite them obviously not being capable of excelling in their chosen course.
There is A. Karpathy's recipe for training NNs but it is not a walkthrough with an example:

https://karpathy.github.io/2019/04/25/recipe/

but the general idea of "get something that can overfit first" is probably pretty good.

In my experience getting the data right is probably the most underappreciated thing. Karpathy has data as step one, but in my experience, also data representation and sampling strategy does quite the miracle.

In Part II of our book we do an end-to-end project including e.g. a moment where nothing works until we crop around "regions of interest" to balance the per-pixel classes in the training data for the UNet. This has been something I have pasted into the PyTorch forums every now and then, too.
This happens a lot, lol. I'm confident that TV shows - including antiques shows, but also the pawn broker and the whole storage unit auctions - are a marketing means to get people to go to these things to up the value.

Storage units won't have anything valuable in them; it doesn't make sense for the owning company to not open it up themselves and pick out the most valuables. It does make sense to have a group of idiots who've seen carefully directed TV shows pay money for the rest of the crap and empty it out for them.
The issue is not courage. Apple knows that the use cases for the Macbook Air and the iPad Pro significantly overlap. So they use software limitations to avoid canibalising sells of one with the other even if it means making the iPad Pro a lesser product than it could be.
Mercy! Educating a Russian on reasons to get drunk!
Same. I've been with them for a few years now and this is the first serious outage I've experienced. They have been rock solid so far, so I'll forgive them a bit of problems.

Friday outage problems are never fun.
Outlook Classic view on a 16GB M1 is ok. Don't use the new Outlook...
That's because the companies that do the house clearances get first dibs on the contents; any antiques or valuables will end up on e.g. ebay or auction to be sold to collectors. The rest goes to the tip or via charity shops to the tip.

I'm confident the charity shop 'volunteers' make good scratch off of having first pickings on everything that comes in.
The treatment of Julian Assange is a reprehensible stain on the assumed moral authority of the one nation on Earth that falls over itself to lecture the rest of the world on human rights, when it suits it, time and time again.

How any reasonable member of the 5-eyes superstate can tolerate the chemical lobotomy of Julian in one of the most repressive institutions the West has ever seen, astonishes me. We are truly manifesting the very things Hanna Arendt strived hard to warn her generations about, and as the days go by that Julian and others like him slip into the dark abyss of America's military industrial complex, I fret for the free world, such as it remains.

And now we witness the depravity of America's utterly corrupt intellience reich, which extends supra-national tentacles into the bowels of the beast, to cover its own vast and heinous crimes against humanity and violations of human rights at insane scales.

None of this protects us. It makes us entirely weaker as a society. As the totalitarian-authoritarian personalities get their way, cover their crimes, and victimize those who warned us of it all, I hope our children have the temerity to confront our failings.

This atrocity must stop: FREE JULIAN ASSANGE NOW.

(The leaks will continue for as long as the crimes do, also!)
Space station 13 is the best example.

It technically started closed source, but has been open source with countless forks existing in parallel for at least 90% of its lifetime.
Most material science VC deals will hire a company to do tech DD who in turn will hire a materials science expert.
It is not internet infrastructure at all. It's a consumer tool, potentially about to be replaced by AI.

Another thing about utilities: water or electricity are fungible goods, easily measured. Search is rather trickier to decide what a good outcome is, and the thought of paying for politicians and administrators to debate search rank orders for eternity seems a terrible use of money.

Finally, things like water supply have been around for tens of thousands of years. Thinking search hasn't done so much in the last 10 maybe be a little short term! Thinking it will be around in the long term at all, and thus worth converting may also be a little short term.
I've been working on NLP stuff using LLMs for a while, and it's not that the problems aren't somewhat interesting, but solving them is ridiculously tedious.

Most of the time on that project I've just played around with different prompts to make it do what I'm hoping for, with almost no mental process for understanding problems and solutions, mostly just randomly coming up with experiments and reading the results very carefully, checking how consistent they are.

I moved towards finding and isolating the parts LLMs are good (and reliable!) at and using deterministic approaches for everything I possibly can. That part is not too tedious, but all this black box trial and error (with all the waiting and errors)...

Luckily the client doesn't expect LLMs to be what the hype says and mainly just wants some reasonably useful features so they can say they use AI - wouldn't enjoy dealing with someone thinking it's super easy and I just need to write a few scripts because they tried this in ChatGPT once.
Found: https://github.com/zoni/obsidian-export but hope this can be part of a single solution.
iTerm2 is an astonishingly good piece of software. This article is garbage.
I didn't exactly claim that he said something objectionable. I did accuse him of broadcasting white supremacist tendencies by his follows. You're free to interpret the significance of these follows differently. I personally would be uncomfortable following accounts that retweet and tweet clearly racist statements. You can go to @empthyhaver for examples literally from the last couple of days.
I'm no anitques expert, but I can imagine it's not worth much because it's just the barrel and it doesn't have any paperwork to go with it - where it came from, who owned it, who made it, where it was used, etc.

With artifacts like this, the story that goes with it makes up a lot of the value.
maybe you should read up about parallelism and (multi)threading

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/806499/threading-vs-para...
It probably is polite to announce when you switch communication channels if you have any kind of audience.
Owning it would be a unique way of signalling ones status but also ones uniqueness, and uniqueness is great for ones status.
Really? "Anyone" is obviously false. I was a regular for 16 years, opened a ton of subreddits in the first rush (/r/education was the biggest one) and he alienated me enough to shred my account and stop visiting. I don't hold ill will, it's their site to enshittify, but the value proposition without 3rd party ux is really horrible.
Same. A mild buzz doesn't make me significantly stupider, and in some ways increases my social competency. But hungover it's a different story and especially verbal communication is a struggle. These side effects are the main reason I've largely gave up on alcohol.

This is exacerbated by the fact that in my 30s, the amount of alcohol needed for a hangover is quite low.
The result would still not be guaranteed and one of the teams would have terrible morale at the end. (The other one too probably since there's a 50 percent change they are working for nothing)
Apparently distributing object files for relinking on incompatible Unices used to be a fairly common practice in the early 90s[1], although I don’t know if it was ever done for LGPL compliance.

[1] https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/linux123.html
Exactly, I would buy YouTube Premium if they have a cheaper option without music here in the US
Really? Try opening console on Facebook and tell me what prompted them to put that huge disclaimer there.
I find it really interesting that until ten minutes ago, historically speaking, there was an implicit assumption that there exists a moral dimension to drug and alcohol consumption. I mean, referring to such substances as "stupifiers" really drives the point home - Tolstoy says these are things you consume when you wish to act in a way you know is morally questionable, or after the act to dull your conscience.

The overwhelming shift in the social sciences from the political to the personal, and the related shift from the moral to the psychological over the course of the twentieth century, has led us to the point where we are no longer able to even conjure up language necessary to condemn excessive drug and alcohol consumption in terms of moral failure without sounding like a religious lunatic.

It makes one wonder what Tolstoy would have to say about harm reduction.
Where I live flea markets mostly consist of cheap stuff, mostly clothing, from Aliexpress/Alibaba.
Is there a list of zip codes considered worse by colleges?
And some Macs don't even have an escape key.
From what I understand, there are two different processes – a continuous process which runs while we are awake, building new connections between neurons (acquiring new "weights"); and a pruning process which runs while we are sleep, sorting through those new connections and deciding which to keep and which to discard. That's very different from an AI that occasionally retrains.
I mean first off, only a vocal minority of adults didn't get it; this is usually the case with advancements like this.

The same generation you're talking about was also the generation that would write letters and keep diaries, in addition to phone calls. The generations before that didn't have phones would write letters or telegrams. TL;DR, text based communication wasn't a novel concept, but what changed was that it was short and instantaneous.
The fact that this tech gave us so many low hanging fruit is the testament of how powerful it is.
They are terminated the additional services they would have otherwise provided you. They can't terminate the GPL. If you find this difficult to understand maybe ask a lawyer.
YouTube with ADs is virtually unusable in my opinion.

It's bad enough the spam of shorts I struggle to block. And now I'm getting alerts for shorts.

It's long overdue for a decent alternative to YouTube.
Friendly reminder that not all open source licenses are as reassuring as the gpl is.

Keep that in mind next time you make an open source contribution (and maybe sign off copyright) to a repository that is not protected by the gpl license.
> Indeed, for the social aspect, everyone is already fully aware it's not needed, and that they can have fun socialization without it, because of their childhoods.

Huh. I don't think I would have seen OP's point about people being strangely dismissive to the idea of alcohol as a social lubricant until you provided an example.

Saying alcohol is not needed for socializing is like saying everybody is fully aware that alcoholis not needed to numb bad feelings because they were happy when they were children.
And sometimes, that's just fine; you can't / shouldn't be "on" all the time. Give your brain / creativity a rest, let it relax. Be kind to yourself.
Branson is not as popular as Musk.
Per this link: https://www.redhat.com/en/about/open-source-program-office/c...

"Communities we contribute to

Red Hat is a proud contributor to all aspects of the software stack, from the operating system and developer toolchain to middleware, desktop, and cloud. We financially support a number of open source organizations who help us create and maintain better open source software. We also contribute to a wide range of standardization efforts that help define future, interoperable technologies."

If RedHat were exaggerating, then those named communities would have called RedHat out by now.
> unless we have a new C++ front made in zig

that seems a monumental undertaking.
you should read a bit more about the history of that area.
We have a satellite office in Dubai. I know their static IP. When they connect to our imap/smtp server they are coming in from another IP. I never looked into it deeply but assumed their connection is being diverted for inspection. (If true, they would probably not be below performing industrial espionage with the data they are accessing)
Personal attacks are against the rules here fyi
I don't know why the wording bugs me so much.

> He sued USPS for religious discrimination when he got in trouble for refusing to work Sunday shifts.

He sued USPS for FAILING to discriminate. On the surface of it, USPS treated him like any other employee. I'd accept that it was discrimination if he was targeted - i.e. given disproportionately more Sundays than other employees, or if there was some email trail to the effect of "Let's get rid of all these Christians".
When I drove through Mexico the police escorted me for a good 90 minutes as I crossed Michoacan, and after that I wasn't allowed to stop (not that I was going to) and had to keep going until Guerrero.
The American and European auto, agriculture and aerospace sectors are all so dependent on subsidies that the same could be said for them as well, and yet those industries remain the bedrock of global capitalism.
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Thank you, this is a really great answer! I had no idea this was already being done in the 90s. I think it was kind of commonly acknowledged in the late 90s (among stoned kids at the bowling alley) that the new balls were making the game too easy... but I had no idea that the official lanes were trying to compensate for that!

>> The wax is on the lane, only way you’d get it on your shoes is if you walk on the lane which you don’t.

Growing up (shout out to Bayshore, Corbin, and Hollywood Lanes) I twisted my ankle on a lot of stray spots..

One thing I miss about the game. I miss marking on paper like my Dad taught me. I learned to bowl at the UCLA Students Union bowling alley. Adding TVs that did the scoring took away half the fun for me as a nerd.
See also: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Words_of_estimative_probabil...
There is one but I can't recall the name...
Same here. Most of mine didn't survive 10 years before becoming unreadable.

A Blu-ray disc that's guaranteed to last 100 years would really be something.

Of course by that time there would be problems with finding a device that could read such a storage medium, but I assume a custom one could be made easily with the technology of the 22nd century.
> Serfs could not be sold to another landlord

They could in Russia. And when direct trade and trade with land were eventually prohibited, they were "rented out" to the same effect.