skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe because it's not so different from the usual technique as the article wants you to believe. Unless you're a bowling expert you wouldn't even notice it.
>You paint a very weird picture of the engineers they pay to work on Gnome, the kernel, or the hundreds of other libraries used.

They're paid to work on FOSS projects. Gnome isn't a RedHat project. Nor is the kernel. And they're IBM projects even less.

And most of those projects started without RedHat and RedHat stepped on them to become what it is first. Plus, there are thousands of essential projects they don't have anything to do with, still in the distro.
I’m not doing your homework assignment. Get to the point.
Ironically the Virginia Mercury also blocks access to me, presumably due to Cookie Consent.
I know the sun can increase skin cancer risk, that's why people take precautions.

The risks of alcohol are quite well known (e.g. what drinking & driving often does). It's also addictive, which means some people really struggle to stop or can't. It's not harmless at all.
LLVM just works well on the front that clang uses, after that, llvm itself is a wild beast full of worms, which is becoming more and more painful to work with if you are a language creator/mantainer, A lot of untested paths, and hidden bugs that zig has hit before... many times.

It will NOT reimplement everything, if you read the proposal, it's in favour of changing the LLVM dependency (the libs) not dropping LLVM IR generation, this will come with performance regression since now will be up to the team to get the correct IR, and making decisions LLVM IR generation does already in LLVM

The problem is that clang is being dropped, which means, unless we have a new C++ front made in zig (a-la AroCC for C) we are gonna suffer quite a bit for projects using C++ with zig.
This is targeted toward "securing your game’s legacy", but it seems to be missing a crucial part of some games: servers.

When games have a required online component, servers shutting down are the most likely reason the game becomes unplayable, more than the client not working on current platforms.

So another option that could be added to the list would be to make the server free software (or at least share its binaries) before the client's assets or the client itself. This can also boost the community if they can host their own servers with custom mods (eg. Minecraft)
Yes, GQ is a monthly magazine.
Postgresml.org extension can do training. End to end ml workflows within postgres... Posting this as a happy user.
Something man-made that is 800 years old or whatever is personally valuable to me. Nearly any object you could show me.

$2,500 is a lot of money for a useless item, but also not a lot of money. Many people own vehicles worth 20 of those items. I'd prefer 20 items.
Hmm, I wonder if this is just an experiment, a bug, or something permanent.

Posting twitter links to places like HN will be a no-no, since a good portion of the people can't view the content. Will that stop people from using Twitter to inform?
Wait I can just publicly say stuff without legal repercussions? I have the worst fn attorneys.
Tolstoy argues that it is the conscience in particular that is stupefied; he may also have been influenced by behavior he observed. I have anecdotal experience of Russians drinking themselves beyond garrulity into stupor, although I'm certain it can happen in any culture where alcohol is available.
wake up we are one finger away from living in a post apocalyptic world so anyone and even children need to know as much as possible about the world thus keeping books from anyone is an injustice and even harmful in a adverse living conditions like in the walking dead for example...
> the red states are MUCH more reliant on federal government handouts that the blue states have to pay for, BECAUSE of their "conservative" policy choices.

Do you have any economics paper indicating that? The much more likely explanation is that red states are more rural and blue states are more urban (so have higher income). Florida and Texas' economies are doing great. Notice even California had a Republican governor until 2011.

Not only you are wrong, you are wrong and arrogant.
I don't think including Felipe Calderon was a wise choice, his 'war on drugs' is seen as him just wanting to take out the other cartels and replacing them with his own.

Did the cartels take him out? I doubt it. Its an open secret in Mexico that these people have to be worried about the police and goverment more than cartels at least until Felipe Calderon changed things.
yeah, but not using Clang
Silence, at last.
You forgot several parts where Serbia also invaded their neighbors, 1912. I can only imagine how history would have gone, if the Balkan Wars did not occur.

20 million dead, because everyone thinks he has to defend some ally.

So First Balkan War around 200k dead. That number could have gone up quickly to 20 million as well, if the Ottomans would have had some nice allies, that come to help as soon as they get invaded.

My point: defence treaties can be as dangerous as an invasion.
The solution here is forking and accepting that IBM just doesn't want to share. The whole value of the Red Hat eco system is lots of people using the down stream variants. Actual direct licensees of Red Hat are not where most of the action is.

The value creation is actually distributed across the ecosystem. People encounter issues, report them, and fixes are distributed. If you break that cycle and get IBM out of the loop, the process just continues elsewhere. The vast majority of that ecosystem does not pay IBM a single dollar and probably never will.

IBM is a company that is in slow decline, so the remaining Red Hat employees are facing an extended period of that company just squeezing harder and harder until nothing remains. It's death by a thousand cuts. But the bottom line is that a lot of people doing the hard work of committing actual code on behalf of the ecosystem that are currently employed there will be facing endless rounds layoffs, reorganizations, restructurings, etc. If there isn't an employee exodus happening there already, that might soon start to happen. The only question is where those people will end up.

A well funded foundation maintaining the fork of the distribution formerly known as Red Hat could be a nice destination for such people. Between Amazon, Oracle, and the countless users of Rocky, Alma, Centos, Fedora, etc. there should be plenty of brain power, motivation, and money to make that happen. They need a stable foundation. They don't need IBM to be part of that.

Don't play IBM's game on their terms. Just cut them loose. They get to do whatever they want downstream, not upstream. And they get to contribute all their fixes under GPL. That's not optional. This foundation would be free to use these fixes as they need to. Comparability with IBM's downstream distribution should not be a goal for this foundation. And if IBM wants to pretend they can do it all by themselves, they are more than welcome to try.

My prediction is that if the big supporters of this ecosystem join forces and do this, IBM will grumble a bit and then ultimately join the foundation because their alternative will be just writing off the investment they made in Red Hat and watch from the sidelines how most of the ecosystem stops depending on IBM's Red Hat.
When do we stop hold people responsible for the sins of their great great grandfathers?

I don't hold a grudge against the British for press-ganging my great^9 grandfather into involuntary navel service. He was taken because he was Irish and near the waterfront at the wrong time. How was his kidnapping, forced labor, and whipping with a cat'o nine materially any different from other forms of slavery? When he escaped by jumping ship and running as far inland as he could he was risking beating whipping and execution if he was ever caught. Is that any different than runaway slaves?

Should I get a pay off from the UK because they wronged my family taking my Great^9 grandfather away from his home family and job? They systematically oppressed the Irish for centuries too. His decedents have been mostly poor laborers only edging into middle class with my parents generation.

I don't think I deserve anything that would be ridiculous.

How about my sons they are 1/16 black on their mothers side even though they look to all appearances to be of blonde haired northern European stock. Do they get any special payments for their ancestors oppression? if not what percentage of your ancestors need to be of a single oppressed group to be owed restitution by the rest of taxpaying society.

oh but its was my government shitting on other racial groups. but I didn't vote for them. I usually vote third party and those candidates never win despite having better policy. Yet I am to be held responsible for crimes my ancestors didn't commit (mostly because they were to poor or not emigrated to America yet) and for government policy put in place either before my time or by representatives i voted against.

sure they suffered but why should i be penalized via taking more of my income I use to feed my family thus increasing their suffering for reparation to someone i haven't done anything to.
Author here :-) Thanks a lot---the font is Gentium Book Basic. If you are interested in the layout, send me an e-mail or a DM; I can share the theme.
Or, since we have a word already, we could use that... Fortnightly. Biweekly needs to mean, specifically, twice a week.
Thanks, you're kind (: Ditto for BrowserBox. Amazing piece of work! Much much harder to build than what I am.

Btw, let me know if you've got any suggestions or feature requests, all ears: mz at celzero dot com
Ok, I thought it was just me. For the past several weeks I've noticed a marked uptick in ADs on YouTube. Just last night I was watching a short (~5min) video on how to clay bar your car and there were almost more ADs than content. I even completed the survey before the video thinking that would buy me some time. Nope!
> She earned an average income of around $70k to $90k per month. The net worth of Cherie Deville is approximately $5 Million dollars as of 2021.

She earns 90k but she is worth 5 Millions. Am i missing something ?
> They can install it on any x86 laptop and yet it runs worse than windows a lot of times

Spoken like someone who hasn't been near a Linux desktop/laptop for more than a decade.

This is flat out false. FFS even gaming has massively advanced to the point where most games just work out of the box with Proton (some even run better than on Windows, like Elden Ring). What issues are there with user-level software outside of certain vendors not porting their software, for which usually there's a FOSS/cross-platform alternative which is usually good enough (of course it can't cover every scenario, but nobody is saying it should).

Some drivers are still shit, but funnily the last one I had issues with is a MediaTek WiFi/BT chip, which also has a shitty driver on Windows..
Says someone who's clearly never bowled . . .
I guess by "most of the world" you are mostly referring to the African and South-East Asian countries that are red on the map you linked, but have long-running civil wars and other armed conflicts? Well, the explanation is the same as in the case of Mexico: corruption and a dysfunctional government. But yes, the tendency to make restrictions and punishments harsher hoping that they will be respected at least a little bit even though they are not enforced is pretty universal. Some examples: the potential death penalty for possessing larger quantities of drugs in Thailand. Or the ever-increasing penalties for traffic violations here in Germany, which correlate with less and less enforcement because of understaffed police...
If I go to https://www.youtube.com/feed/history, I can hit "Pause watch history". Isn't that enough?
Notion and Cron integration is here! Rise of a productivity tool ecosystem?
Notion has started works with Cron after acquiring them! Do you think this this the rise of a productivity tool ecosystem?
>Unless you're a bowling expert you wouldn't even notice it.

Having just watched a clip of it, I'm very skeptical of this remark.
> I feel like Go already went through a whole saga of this where the community started with "LLVM and SSA are bad and slow"

I've been a contributor since the Go compiler was a tree-based C program and I've never heard anyone say that. What they said (and it's in the Go FAQ page) is: "At the beginning of the project we considered using LLVM for gc but decided it was too large and slow to meet our performance goals." [1]

If you're building a language with the explicit goal to make it compile fast, it's objectively true that starting out with LLVM is not the best approach. You'll get incredible runtime performance of the generated code since the early days, but NOT fast compilation. The Go makers choose a different tradeoff.

> and they end up building their own SSA IR

They switched to a SSA IR because it was a good idea to begin with, after an initial phase with the tree-base prototype. I've also never heard anyone argue that "SSA is bad", despite what you claim. The first compiler was tree-based because they reused a simple tree-based C compiler from plan9.

> building their own SSA IR and spending a bunch of time trying to bring compilation time closer to what it was before as it made everything much slower

The new compiler was ported to Go (machine-rewritten from C) and that's the main reason it was ~2x slower than the old compiler. It's not due to the switch to a SSA-IR.

[1] https://go.dev/doc/faq#Implementation
Nobody has yet shipped a product with LLM code. Lay off the futurology.
Affirmative Action vs. Race-Neutral Admissions [video]
It’s a completely different technique. I have only attempted it a couple of times, never successfully. It’s the backwards bicycle of bowling.
Belmo is a beast. Ten Pin Life did a great interview with him last year: https://youtu.be/p3RWN86W8Cw
Btw, is there a good learning pathway for LLVM/MLIR for folks w/o compiler background? I come mostly from HW but is super interested in the topic due to work-related stuff. Since your day job is LLVM related maybe you can give great advice.
Loans against a retirement account are treated as distributions under the tax code.
No less than 3 (THREE) pop-ups, huge banner ads everywhere, VIDEO pop-up. Writers make less and less money with writing; advertisers are getting desperate; readers frustrated and information lost - leaking from a pipe riddled with holes.

And we pretend to be capable of making contact with a new form of intelligent life? This consciousness is watching us, molding us, and we do not know if it is attempting to co-exist with us or change us for its own purpose. We have a lot to learn. There needs to be a revolution of the mind.
But with premium the scroll bar at least will tell you where to scroll to to skip the ad via the histogram.
The project is GPL licensed, if, however, you cannot use GPL licensed software do get in touch with support@img.ly and we'll make the package available to you under a different license.
Nokia unloads 5G cloud efforts to Red Hat
The search is indeed free.
But if you try to automate the process, it becomes "paid" :)
For instance, I use it as part of my other solution. To inspect the content of URLs I find during some queries.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36531477
HTML output is a really interesting use case. But are you not worried about SEO spam?
I’m a good control. I watched the video linked in the comments and couldn’t tell the difference until I read the article and rewatched it again.
You avoid answering: "What more should they (Red Hat) do?"
Same as apple. "privacy is a fundamental human right"

...can't activate a phone without connecting to apple

...privacy policy is hundreds of pages

...can't block apple
The tools thing seems to be the right approach.

A lot of huge gaming genres came to be from modding, level editors etc.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_games_derived_...

ARTS (Dota, LoL) to battle royale (PUBG, Fortnite, Apex), Tactical shooters (CS), team/hero shooters (TF, OW) and more…

All of these genres came from making modding accessible and are some of the most successful genres to date.

The new trend however is to close games down, DRM, “life service”, fewer possibilities and very strict IP implications on derivative work (we own everything you create etc.)

Free software might be an appropriate answer to this.
To me writing software is similar to writing fantasy. You need to find good abstract concepts and how to compose them. Then you need to take care of how you put them in whatever language you use. I find it to be a very creative process and I pity the one who does not find their creativity at least tickled when writing code.
This article is weird like some blogspam. If it were serious it would at least mention a modern version of that philosophy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_universe_hypothes...
> When humans want to create a new implementation with clean IP, they have one team study the IP-encumbered code and write a spec, then a different team writes a new implementation according to the spec.

Maybe at a FAANG or some other MegaCorp, but most companies around barely have a single dev team at all, or if they're larger barely have one per project.
Xtra Slow Motion - Jason Belmonte's Bowling Release

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEI69YFm9uo
The amount of misconceptions about Apple in this post is staggering. It shows you know nothing about the company and how it operates.
Yet, like chatGPT, you wrote it in a convincing enough way, so here you are with a post full of wrong inferences and segues at the top of a comment section. Disheartening.
Mindustry is an excellent game, and I love the amount of work that the dev has been putting into it. In the time I've played it, the single-player content has deepened significantly - from a mostly-linear campaign to almost an entire world to play with; then on to a second planet with a different play style.

I have to stand in awe of people who are both creative and able to manifest that into creative products.
Grimly worth noting:

- The devastating 1862 flood the article mentions ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Flood_of_1862 ) extended far beyond California - into British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, and Mexico

- With zero major dams available (to fail), the 1862 flood destroyed ~1/4 of all taxable property in California, and killed ~1% of the human population of California. (Today, 1% of that population would be ~400,000 people killed.)

- The 1862 flood is obvious in ocean sediment records, as a thick gray layer. Similar thick layers occur every ~120 years, and one of those is ~10X as thick as the 1862 sediment layer. The NYTimes is very annoyingly short of details here, but I found at least a paywalled version of the sediment research: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00253...
Not only is it pretty good with enormous amounts of flexibility in terms of looks, keyboard combinations, etc. but it's actually better than macOS which is so lauded for it's UX. For one, you can have a different scroll direction between mouse and touchpad; and for two, you can do custom keyboard shortcuts without installing a third party keylogger.
Sweden's gun and other violence has been increasingly markedly, with them now having one of the highest gun homicide rates in Europe [1]:

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"A 2018 systematic review of 25 studies on firearm violence in Sweden by criminologist and physician Ardavan Khoshnood, concluded "that even though knives/sharp weapons continue to be the most common MO in a violent crime in Sweden, firearm-related violence is significantly increasing in the country and foremost when discussing gang-related crimes. Moreover, firearm-related homicides and attempted homicides are increasing in the country."

"In 2021, Sweden was found to have the 2nd highest gun homicide rate (after Croatia) out of 22 European countries surveyed. Most other countries surveyed had instead experienced a decline in gun homicides."

"By 2021, gun violence by crime gangs had increased tenfold since the early 1990s."

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[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_violence_in_Sweden
It'll hurt me to hurt you, also my horse needs to take a dump. Again, what this battle was all about?
But you need to create:
1. A Custom vm image, so how do you do it?

2. A container: here is a bit simpler since you may use docer-compose...
I don’t think you understand Google’s scale. Someone making kernel improvements for the whole fleet could easily generate >$10 mil in savings.
Look into Hampton w/ Sam Parr? I think most of them are still running fast, but perhaps good leads there.
I believe that more when humans have had a long history of consuming the thing without noticeable problems. And even then, sometimes traditional ways of preparing it turn out to be rather important:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixtamalization

It makes me wonder if some of the things like, e.g. the supposed success of the Mediterranean diet, are due to bits of food culture like this that we've lost or never fully understood.
>I feel you'd be interested in know there's been a proper 4th Indiana Jones for 30 years

Well, there has been a 4th Indiana Jones since 2008.

People who take offense to what aliens have to do in Indiana Jones, have missed the point of the series from the start, which was to replicate old matinee serials and pulp stores - which used to have such alien-related plotlines, like they had "hidden lands" and magic stories. It's wasn't meant to be an "archaelogist vs nazis" series, and was meant to be campy from the very concept.

(Don't mean that e.g. swinging from vines like monkeys for 5 minutes and the opening prairie dog intro were good scenes. Just that aliens and the main plot wasn't the issue).
This is no argument. Both of them have batteries and both pose the same risks.
Mainstream distros are absolutely fine on desktop, especially compared to Windows which has been declining a lot since Windows 7 due to Microsoft pushing hard for extra monetization.

I'm using PopOS and it's as good as it gets. I have a few minor I18n complaints because I'm picky on that but Windows is much worse in this area.
The Internet Archive might be better example, depending on your definition of open. They have over 4 million books archived. I believe Project Gutenberg have around 70k.

The Internet Archive include books still in copyright, which can be read by "borrowing" them virtually.

https://archive.org/details/internetarchivebooks
No mirrors then?
I think it lies in the jurisdiction of the books police.
It doesn’t. And they think putting something in parentheses makes it true. This is not lisp god damn it!
Why does the “ENGAGERIDLEYMOTHERFUCKER” Metroid password break NES emulators?
The way i look at it drew just surrounded himself with specific people over the years and then he is surprised to find out they are creeps.

> The hacker community has been the home I never had

That's sad man, you should get real friends.

I also don't understand what sexism/transphobia (which you hate) has to do with anything in relation to the article. As you said these people are(or rather were) clearly your friends.

You guys, this is why seriously have a policy of never listening to programmers in regards to politico-societal issues, I have the same policy for people I meet in anime/comic conventions. I don't want to say its because of autism or something because its not. It's because most of the "nerds" never had many friends growing up or have family issues. And no Internet friends are not real friends.
Example usage here,

https://archive.org/details/onsensationston01helmgoog/page/3...

(by Helmholtz of Helmholtz Equation)