skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you sure?

>Alcohol has played a central role in the creative lives of some of the most famous authors of the last few centuries. Lewis Hyde notes in his essay Alcohol and Poetry that four of the six Americans who have won the Nobel Prize for Literature were alcoholics, namely William Faulkner, Eugene O'Neill, Ernest Hemingway and John Steinbeck.

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/booze-as-muse-write...
That’s how it works with my Australian bank. It verifies me via a push notification to my app. And vice versa, doesn’t that also validate they’re the bank?

Not that I have an option to request them to perform the validation. But they require that validation to continue the conversation now.
At that level, there is no reason to proxy it through a different IP address. If you control the network, you can just make the packets come from the original, real address.
There might be good money in finding email addresses. https://hunter.io/pricing has a model of 25 free searches, then paying. Personally I never had the need to find startups.
Reads like a lot of buyer's remorse.
It’s not designed for professional coding, laptops are.
I use jump desktop to log into my MacBook and code through it with a Bluetooth keyboard. Otherwise there is no point in using the iPad for that because clearly if it was designed to do coding Apple would have advertised this strength for a long time.
Yes it’s a mistake indeed
"In the near term it would also reduce the number of targets Zig supports", I hope not but it sure sounds like it.
That’s the wrong dichotomy. The options for some people are socializing while tipsy vs. not socializing or connecting openly at all.

No one is “unconscious” after one or two glasses of wine lol
That is comparing an SMT core to an actual core. The c5.18xlarge is 36/72 cores/vcpus. Still cheaper, yes.

Though I don't know how much you lose in scheduling trying to keep it fully utilized 24/7 versus the spot pricing.
Math is the map. The map is not the territory, yet incredibly useful.
Note that they're actually doing more work now (checking for contractual entitlements, playing whack-a-mole with rebuilders, trying to reassure ecosystem partners, etc etc) than they did before.
the price confusion/obscurity facilitates higher prices, none of the players on the sell side would benefit from lower margins, so they all do the same
The hetzner server auction has pretty cheap dedicated boxes, 30 bucks for a month of 4core/8thread 64G ram. Which is roughly 0.006/thread hour, including cpu/ram/ssd.
I don’t. That’s the point. I want to have device that adjusts to my needs instead of keeping a zoo of specialized devices.
iPad Pro has powerful enough hardware to be a full blown productivity machine when connected to a keyboard, but convenient enough interface to be a media consumption device in bed.
Unironically — it happens that Carmack said he got it from someone else.
Hi,

I'm Christian, the one-man team. I want to clarify that the symmetries I used are not based on Rn. I developed methods to utilize equivalent lattice intervals. That’s a generalization, since the Rn values can be seen as a special kind of interval. This new approach, based in intervals, made the reformulation in terms of matrix multiplication possible.
Depending upon the type of encoding being used, GPU instances might be worth having a look at as well. :)
That comes with a setup fee of 40$ though.
The blog post says:

"Previously, we obtained the source code for Rocky Linux exclusively from the CentOS Git repository as they recommended. However, this repository no longer hosts all of the versions corresponding to RHEL. Consequently, we now have to gather the source code from multiple sources, including CentOS Stream, pristine upstream packages, and RHEL SRPMs."

Why would you need RHEL SRPMS if the upstream packages contained all the patches and why refer to them as "pristine upstream packages" in the first place?
Sounds like a botnet with extra steps
> One option is through the usage of UBI container images which are based on RHEL and available from multiple online sources (including Docker Hub). Using the UBI image, it is easily possible to obtain Red Hat sources reliably and unencumbered. We have validated this through OCI (Open Container Initiative) containers and it works exactly as expected.

They have phrased this very carefully but there is a caveat here.
UBI is using a small subset of RHEL packages.
They say "possible to obtain Red Hat sources" and that's true, but you cannot - afaik - obtain all RHEL sources this way.

This is not too important as they are using a different way to obtain the RHEL sources now.

https://access.redhat.com/articles/4238681
Hmm I would beg to differ. I have some N7s and they are too slow to even run as a panel for home assistant. Apps have really got much heavier since then.

Of course they are running only a mid-range SoC from 2012 so that makes sense.
What service do they provide you?
Not that freeIPA is scrappy. on the contrary, it has been very good. Properly documented, and does the job well. The issue is finding another alternative for it as cohesive as freeipa in the Debian ecosyystem. FreeIPA is tightly integrated into RH ecosystem that it is prone to trouble when introducing changes to the environment it runs at. Can I make it run on Debian - Sure? But, will I trust such a setup for the critical element of our stack? NO.
> I'm 100% certain your code is better than a switch statement with over 4000 cases.

Then there's cases like that Yandere Simulator game, the source code of which got released/leaked and apparently it was so bad that people were making videos taking it apart, but also possibly because they disliked how the developer was leading the project: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=yandere+simulat...

But also apparently even the Oracle database source code was pretty grim, this HN post and its top comment still bounces around my mind sometime: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442637

I wonder what other codebases exist, where the code is inspirationally bad, as in, to the point of making most folks feel better about whatever they're writing and to dispel the illusion of code always needing to be perfect.

Communities like /r/programminghorror (https://old.reddit.com/r/programminghorror/top/?sort=top&t=a...) and /r/softwaregore (https://old.reddit.com/r/softwaregore/top/?sort=top&t=all) are probably sobering in that regard as well.

All that's missing is a site that shows examples of a bad code and how to make the code better besides that, maybe with discussions and different suggestions, based on what people believe in.
Preferring a euphemism doesn’t make it a different thing.
No way, a person who uses a tablet connected to a computer for work is able to use a tablet for work instead of computer !
The answer is the focus on community. Alcohol brings people together physically, only to isolate them mentally. Alcohol has individual short-term "benefits", for some, but detrimental effects on communities.
You're talking about wealth, not money. Wealth indeed cannot be created out of thin air and is based on converting inputs into higher value outputs. Money in contrast can be created at will, and is, all the time.
How did they survive and thrive for 25+ years then? Rebuilders have always existed.

They've just dialled the "greed" knob a bit higher, that's all.
I fully agree with them, copyright is a limited monopoly granted by governments. It doesn't have the properties of private property, it's an artificial limitation to creative work/ideas, which is basically unlimited by nature. It's government intervention creating scarcity where there isn't scarcity, it's an evil intervention of government on the free market.
> You don't have to pay for anything else.

Is there an iOS equivalent to F-Droid?
What do you mean by address this?

Avocado’s are legal yet there’s still a lot of cartel interference in the Mexican avocado business.
Get a second hand phone with great LineageOS and give it a shot. It’s phenomenal how better a, let’s say, Motorola phone gets when you replace pre-installed Android with Google-free LineageOS one.
If there's one thing am most grateful to millennials for, it's killing XML.
I bought Pixel 7a and flashed GrapheneOS and running it without a single Google app. My experience has been pretty good so far.
In a similar vein, there’s also https://bgp.he.net.
Just my 2c as a layman:

This makes sense in my head, if there's an incredibly small cost to watching someone (which would add up if that someone thousands of views) and the experience doesn't revolve constantly around trying making me constantly want to consume something else.
Air rifle.
That's cool, which banks that?

I've been looking at alternatives from ING recently.
I can visualize the fedora now
FWIW, I can't connect via my home or office fiber (separate providers), but on my T-Mobile 5G it works fine. When I do a traceroute it gets stuck in Cloudflare's network. I'm in Europe.

EDIT: I did some more testing from some other machines around the world. Most are able to connect, some aren't. When I compare the traceroutes it looks like a networking issue on Fastmail's end. They look mostly identical except for the last hop. That's also what their status page says[1].

[1] https://fastmailstatus.com/clji5sqvg99220wtohhj3e2d2b
Meta plans to let people in the EU download apps through Facebook
> I don't understand what it has to do with custom ROMs.

If I don't feel confident I'll be able to get a custom ROM working on my phone I'll have 2nd thoughts about erasing the original ROM
NewPipe with Sponsorblock for Mobile,

FreeTube for PC
Why not just get a laptop ?
I have no problem with this as I don't use the twitter.
Google bug bounties inch closer to Microsoft's payouts
It's commoditization all the way down.
Can view these via nitter proxies but then NSFW posts are totally blocked for 2 months or so, show this message instead:

Age-restricted adult content. This content might not be appropriate for people under 18 years old. To view this media, you’ll need to log in to Twitter.

or are completely gone from the stream
Markdown is a really poor storage format. There is quasi-official standard (CommonMark), but since it's feature-poor, people mostly use something else, like GitHub Markdown. Individual apps often extend Markdown in various incompatible ways.

There are better alternatives (e.g. AsciiDoc, but it's specialized towards documentation), but they don't have anything close to the momentum of Markdown.

> 90% of books I read don't look like having a serious reason for not being in the Markdown format either.

Markdown is a late comer to the game, so the better question is - why should books be in Markdown? Markdown's biggest (or the only?) advantage compared to binary/XML based formats is sort-of readability in plain text, but that's just not that important for the majority of publishers and readers.
I can't fathom why I had to scroll so far down to find a response like this.
Congratulations on your success.

The amount of posters in this thread who seem to mistake a superficial physical co-existence in a social setting for genuine connection is staggering. The Mate quote you've shared seems to address it directly, and better than I could have hoped (and tried) to articulate myself.
Annual purchases don't have setup fees as far as a I know, but it's probably just a way to charge more if you're only using it for a short while
I hope they succeed, that would be beneficial for my mental health, productivity and happiness.
I'm pretty sure the first "computer in a sandbox game" was Jong's computer in Dwarf Fortress, implemented in that game's fluid pressure mechanics, in early 2010.

That was certainly what inspired many others to add deliberately circuit-y things to their games that could be be used to build computers - most notably Minecraft's redstone and Terraria's wires.

In theory all you need is a way to implement a nand gate, and really good simulation speed.
I think they should even venture a bit more into the ocean, maybe observe some historical submerged ships from up close.
It has already been posted here multiple times before.
IonQ and South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT will boost quantum computing
Sometimes that happened, but in general grapeshot is anti personnel so people used it even when they had cannon balls.

When cannonballs hit ships splinters often provided area of effect carnage. However, on an open field a cannonball would only harm a few people and could simply miss.
What kind of security does your typical linux desktop has? I help you, basically none.

Something as “benign” as an npm install could do basically anything on your computer, besides installing a video card driver (as per the old xkcd, but nothing improved since). At least wayland took a new approach that is not as naive as the previous millenium’s stance on security.
or how about apple never gimped the file handling to begin with? :)
> single 33cl bottle of beer

What kind of beer though? 33cl is nothing but we still have to compare apples to apples.

Mystery of Beer vs something like Budweiser is a no-no.
As someone who's not really into any ecosystem I'm currently thinking about switching from 14 years of Android to an iPhone and I'm absolutely not worried for all the important things, my only concern is basically losing access to a handful of apps or games I like.

Maybe I'm an outlier, but "ecosystem integration" for me means that my phone displays a google calendar and I have access to a non-gmail IMAP account. Phone is never paired with a computer and as far as I remember I could access photos in iCloud via a browser without a mac...
This is not a bad idea. Some roleplaying UIs kinda do this.

But its also several passes through the LLM instead of one, and is prone to distortion.
I doubt that you asked and verified the statements of 1 million people before you made that comment.
Specifically for Video encoding I'd look into benchmarks about what certain ARM architectures can do. Not all encoders can correctly utilize them and they may end up very slow.
Are you thinking about people using Clevis to create SEO spam apps?
asdf is the best. it's as big a game changer as brew was when it started.

there's also rtx (asdf clone but in rust) if someone wants that.
Wrong tool for the job ends up working poorly to nobody’s surprise
Cloud sync that works across all of my devices in a centralized manner. Zero bloatware, adware OS that works out of the box and doesn’t change every year. Consistent experience across devices.

iOS, specifically, all of what I listed there and really nice, fluent system compared to Androids that have frame drops even on top end devices.
I had no idea about this "keep the pipe open" behaviour. I thought it would spawn the binary on every print statement and thus didn't consider it in the past. But now...
> Wayland, on the other hand, has been a dreadful experience

That sentence is literally meaningless. What wayland? It is still a protocol. Is “the web” bug ridden? Or http? No. A browser can be. So let’s talk about sway or gnome or whatever specifics, otherwise we will just continue to type into the air.
He fails to mention that the protestors were killed by sniper fire by Yanukovych

He also treats the fake referendum conducted by Russia after Russia seized Crimea as matter of fact despite it being completely fake and made up

He has an extremely biased view which is 100% inline with Russian propaganda and not shared by anybody in the West
My children have found most of the Studio Ghibli films unsettling and slightly scary. They watched them I guess when they were in the 6-10 age range and saw My Neighbour Totoro, Spirited Away, Ponyo, Howl's Moving Castle etc. They refuse to watch Studio Ghibli films these days! I'd much rather watch them than Disney but they somehow couldn't cope with them.
I seek out feedback from a limited number of people, in a controlled way, when I'm working on my own projects. At least 90% of it gets filed away in my mind as valid advice, but not necessarily given the structure of what's already built, and not necessarily something I'm going to implement. A lot of it may be sound for version 2.0, but I don't need to debate the priorities. What feedback I get that shows me better ways of doing things often gets used in the next project I build.

When I find myself in the hot seat answering to questions about why code was structured this way or that, I usually already want to move on from the project, and it feels like a hostile situation. I know I can always learn and improve from feedback, but oftentimes my intention in putting something out is not to generate feedback but just to make it available. Unfortunately, I've found that most of the time this decays into situations where I have to defend my choices. Which I'll be the first to admit are often made on the spur, because if I were planning on other people picking apart my coding decisions I wouldn't be able to code my side projects nearly as quickly.

[Frequently I think this is because people need to prove they can do something better than I did, and have to grind that axe against my work; which takes whatever utility I might have made and turns it into a pissing contest].

But I just don't want to subject myself to that shit anymore, and the world can get on fine without my code.

tl/dr, the hostility and negativity that usually comes along w/ people giving their opinions makes me not want to share my work with them.
i like how we are talking about an OS that initially released in 2007, and only got support for "opening files in place" in 2015. What a time to be alive, we can open files in place and all..

gotta give apple credit, while the rest of the world is reduced to lowly CopyOnWrite, they took it one step further, with CopyOnRead.
I think HN is one of the least-informed places about ads/marketing. The vast majority of commenters here are reactionary and refuse to understand how things work. They also believe they’re completely immune to marketing, while commenting on a forum dedicated to the startup funnel.

Super cool interactive ad BTW!
I recall it being supported up until iOS 14 or 15 too, for some reason they just decided to remove it.
Android is designed with bloatware and crapware in mind. Your best bet is to install an alternative ROM such as LineageOS.
MLIR is part of LLVM, no? And going by the website sounds like it uses LLVM (or bring-your-own) backend for platform specific code generation.
Innovation and burning fossil fuel are not synonymous. Obviously having plenty of available energy is what allowed us to reach this point but we are long past the time when we couldn’t do anything without burning coal or using oil.

We have clean energy sources. Alternative are already there for the most polluting usage: nuclear power, wind and solar, electric propulsion. You are stuck thirty years in the past and arguing for us to go further back.

> Are you sure about that?

Of course I’m sure about that. Production has been above demand for decades. The issue is instability and logistic. We have the technical means to feed everyone and hunger affects an infinitely smaller proportion of the world than 200 years ago (population was multiplied by 8 since 1800).

> The choice is to be realistic and prepare for what's coming VS continuing business as usual

No one is advocating for continuing business as usual. Some are advocating strongly for curbing everyone freedom and accepting making everyone life worse to conform to their moral standards. Others want to actually tackle the problem like we have done for every other one: by working on finding and developing appropriate solutions which clearly do exist.

> All fun an games until bacteria started becoming antibiotic resistant

It’s still fun and game. The issue is broad antibiotic use in farming and poor economic return for companies working on antibiotic and despite that we still have effective cure.
> society would rather have no drugs at all than investing in safe and controlled access.

But this isn’t what happens, which is my entire point. Banning drugs doesn’t result in no drugs. It results in drugs going underground where they cause greater harm to society. Prohibition doesn’t work - we figured that out almost 100 years ago. Continuing to push illegality is purely ideological at this point.
Virtually all of central and south America have stricter gun laws than the U.S. and virtually all of those countries have higher gun violence rates. It's not just Mexico, it's Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, Colombia, etc etc
Agree to disagree.

Your fist statement is a rather disingenuous and a contrived, false premise. Further, this very OP links to a prominent drinker arguing the opposite of your other point.
> The founder behind Martinet Press is reported to be Joshua Sutter—a member of a number of White Supremacist groups including Aryan Nations—who was revealed in 2021 to have been an FBI informant since a 2003 arrest.

messy, messy, messy.
Yeah.

That being said, Hetzner sometimes has weeks where there's no setup fee on some of their servers. Doesn't seem to be the case for these ones at the moment though.
Mostly whether there was any official announcement, what the reason for the layoffs was. Were you a part of it? Was this a long time coming or a surprise? It seemed sudden to me.
Is an RPM spec file even copyrightable? It's pretty much the definition of tabular data akin to a simple recipe or a phonebook, neither of which are subject to copyright under US law as I understand things. I'm also not convinced that a spec file would satisfy the "threshold of originality" to make it copyrightable.
You don't really have to be an organized gang to acquire a firearm illegally.
This is the closest. https://altstore.io/
That is an interesting take, but it'd require her to surprise Elon and quit before she can fire her. Because to him perception is very important, he's like a politician.
Ok, I must be confused?

You pointed out initially that it's 128GB ram for (only) 32 real cores. That's still 4GB ram per core.

What am I misunderstanding? :)

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That being said, if they're just doing bursty work and won't use servers for long stretches then it's probably not the right choice.
First thing that came to my mind.

And that they're not even 'low', they're high! They should be at the bottom just to dictate how far 'shit product' can be qualified.
I don't think it was immature. I think wanting to fight for less crap online was idealistic.
You can't waive gross negligence. Those waiver forms will be tossed aside the moment they come front of a judge.
Nice list! I've also used [nimibook](https://pietroppeter.github.io/nimibook/).

Its a port of mdbook to Nim, but also extends it with the ability to generate interactive content as well using Nim's Javascript backend. Though I haven't tried this piece myself I like the idea of an all in one way to make interactive elements when desired: https://pietroppeter.github.io/nimib/interactivity.html
Population stagnating is what keeps everyone in my country employed even in a recession.
Take a look at India or the Philippines: everyone is replaceable and life is not a scarce resource.

Companies hate it though. They want cheap workers instead of competing for employees.
Bye Reddit, we had a good time
Well, sometimes it’s better to have best kept secrets as … secrets. Don’t wanna lose this, after what happened to zLib.
> They can't easily do that without really risking to break the gpl.

Why wouldn't they be able to do that? Sure, they can't patch the kernel or any of the existing stuff, but what would prevent them from writing a Grub replacement or a Red Hat shell? It has to be free of GPL code, but the operating system as a whole isn't what's under the GPL, it's the individual components, some of which aren't GPL, but BSD, MIT, ISC or some other licens.
>the second hand synthesizer shops of Shinjuku and Shibura

Any others you can recommend besides Echigoya and Five G? I loved those, would like to see some more if I ever visit again.
If they catch you using an illegal browser will you go to jail?