skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That said, this isn't the first time bcachefs has been through this process. Though previous runs were mostly just an RFC for finding issues and getting input on how things are structured and seeing if there are any difficult to understand/reason about areas.

I'm not sure I expect it to end up in 6.6 just because reviews like this do take a long time anyway, but the 6.6 merge window is still a decently long time away from happening. If it doesn't make 6.6 and no major issues are found I could definitely see 6.7 being the one it's in. That'd likely mean it'd be sometime in the late fall early winter (northern hemisphere) which is still great news.

I've been looking forward to bcachefs coming in as an alternative to XFS/ext4 on the lower end of features and as an alternative for ZFS for when you don't need or want all of the stuff it has either. It looks like it should shape up to being a very capable middle ground with a lot of good stuff in it.
Thats the core group of Mastodon though.

No one worries about censorship of mainstream opinions, and that’s the Mastodon mainstream
So are we in a recession yet? I was told we were in a recession 6 months ago.
It did go down.
For the Greater Intelligence
This was exactly my thought so I am very confused by the positive response of so much of hn.
Interesting, this might explain something someone started to talk to me about recently & I was just kinda like whatever - he’s not trump nor half as senile or incompetent as what conservatives make him out to be.
When was the last time you heard of someone getting pwned by a virus on their computer?

Viruses and malware were common in the 2000s desktop computing era, pre-Windows Defender. Not now.
Problem is the fines aren't high enough and people aren't being charged with crimes.
Optimisations you shouldn't do [pdf]
They reverted the requirement to login to see the twits already..
I don't think rent has gone down in my 35 years of breathing...
One thing I love most about his books is his contrast of characters' perspectives of situations. He will paint the most symbolic picture of a situation, where every action speaks to that persons history and builds up the experience of X. Then he will rewrite the scene from a different point of view, and conclusively state that, no, actually everything meant Y.

And then he will go on an, as a critic, analyze the book right there for you and what it means, in between the story.

I love how he uses ideas from Hegel, Nietsche, Beethoven, Bach Stravinsky (all music history), etc. etc. etc. and dives deep into the poetry of one idea. For example in Unbearable, the eternal recurrence. That singular points of experience are as the tree falling in the forest when no one's around, it has no impact. That for an event to have weight it must happen repeatedly, in different contexts, stories, etc, but essentially the same occurrence, over and over again. What does that mean for your life and the patterns of your life?

How much I've gone into rabbit holes of some great people exploring Kundera, and how much more beautiful Beethoven is to me now. He's made his Op. 111 one of my favourites.
Do you know that there's no polynomial time algorithm that solves the problem exactly?
Who says they ignored them? Everyone seems to be jumping to this conclusion that these people weren't friends and that they disliked him in the first place.

We've all lost touch with friends. That's how things happen in life. We move on and what not. If you're using one app to talk to all your buddies and one person messages you on a different app. It's very easy to not even notice the other app especially if they don't have it installed or don't get notifications and only go in and check messages once a day and go through the list so they don't get constantly distracted.
Calls to investigate tax sites for sharing financial information with Meta
It succeeded because they had a Unix model to follow and others more or less accepted Linus as "benevolent dictator for life".

This is the simplest and most efficient organization possible but the real critical test begins once the dictator's reign ends.

Is there a succession plan or does the kernel devolve into Red Hat OS? Will there continue to be one kernel or multiple competing ones? An orderly continuance doesn't usually just happen all by itself.
Surely the lesson from Reddit (and Twitter and every other commercial social media entity) is that we shouldn't put our trust in a single organisation?

if you're going to take the "pain" of moving away from the network effect of your existing walled garden, surely it would better to move to something with a better governance model, like a federated solution? Lemmy is far from perfect but I have found it to provide a lot of what I looked for in Reddit's absence.

[I only really use Reddit on mobile, and so with the absence of decent mobile apps Reddit is effectively shut down for me]
Imagine if the major social networking sites censored a certain opinion. The effect would be basically the same. Just like if Google removed your website because they don't like your political opinion.
Creative Coding with AI and Voice Prompts
Works fine (with major *) for me.

*: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36693245
Thank you for this comment. I relate to every one of your points.

Especially the silent/forced updates. It can be SO bad in games. since the OP is about blizzard- look at hearthstone. Its a card game where you can’t trade, and the cards you sank money into can just get nerfed when the next expansion comes out. It amazes me this is acceptable to some.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being was a sexually transmitted book, later mercifully replaced on American dating websites by Haruki Murakami, who spared a generation of American men from having to read Kundera.
Easier for you* I've done both for years now and I find developing, deploying, testing lambdas much simpler.
Notably, Oracle does not include ZFS with Oracle Linux. As I said, they could easily clear this up, but they haven't.
Huh, so that gives them a TV station and a radio station for the price of a TV station? I wonder if the perceived benefit translates to an actual benefit in practice.
She also tosses the phone aside, like she is annoyed and does not care about the spreadsheet text message she just received or the person who sent it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYHDfJDPDc&t=190s
> What I specifically dislike is the question "what am I ever going to use this for" or versions of it. Which I only ever hear about mathematics.

I've often heard it asked of languages, specifically Irish.
Kind of sort of mostly? The big difference here is that Bcachefs is a filesystem based originally on the design of Bcache which is a block device caching layer, so it'd be very easy to miss the fs on the end and confuse Bcachefs for Bcache. Because of this, calling it Bcache filesystem also doesn't really work because it's not Bcache anymore either.
Here come the Moon landing missions (probably)
Yes. Your explanation totally makes sense for why there's a billing code for "bitten by duck, initial encounter". I see it now. Disregard my first comment.
The book is competing with Nick Hornby's High Fidelity for the book I've re-read the most times. I absolutely love it.

And, I agree: the plot is barely worth mentioning. In fact, I once started watching the movie and stopped halfway through because it was just so banal and uninteresting. The great stuff is in all the little observations and considerations that aren't really part of the "story".
so sexy and non attention seeking but simple... trying it out. Fira Code is my main.
Wholeheartedly agree about bootstrapping with vocab and learning through immersion. Eventually all the nuances with grammar and rules get understood implicitly with enough practice (at least to the extent I'm satisfied with). For me, it makes language learning a lot more fun and palatable
They announced a MGS3 remake recently. So they might remake MGS4 as well.
Right after lockdown COVID restrictions got slightly lifted from the full-scale lockdown in a European country, the prices slightly dropped for some months, only to start raising again (and this month is all-time record for raises).
Agree,

Anyone knows what was used to generate the docs?
Where Have All the Liberals Gone?
Friendster in 2002/2003 was pretty great
Heh just yesterday I was trying to work out how to make something like that for myself.

Isochrone map and cartogram are interesting terms to lookup if desired.
That’s pure nagging and notmystyleism, except for the env bit.
It did temporarily in Sydney in 2020/2021, but back to normal now
I seem to recall an event in 2020 where rent in NYC of all places drastically dropped.
The crasiest part is that they train the neurons by just pulsing them in a "pleasing" way.

...what? Are they experiencing pleasure? It sounds a lot like they're experiencing pleasure.
Easy to strap to the back of a dumb TV (back when "HTPCs" were a thing) too, to make it "smart" but with finer-grained control than new smart TVs.
> Only because I've read this story more than a few times before? See: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

Sorry, if we are looking at the same thing, the earliest time of a HN entry of bcachefs trying to be merged upstream was not even 1 month ago. All the other entries are related to features that are called "merge" and not actual merge requests or the author declaring that the code was up to be merged but not an actual merge request.

1 month ago is nothing in terms of kernel time, so I don't think your argument holds up.
This is not always possible from a legal perspective.
What matters mostly are the YoY changes, and they are still pretty bad.
To quote the great Fed Chairman "Its transitory"
The original Xbox proved that hardware similarity doesn’t necessarily make emulation easy. It took a long while for OG Xbox emulation to be decent , and that was with it using fairly commodity hardware and a very DirectX api.

The PS5 has custom APIs that would need to be reversed out, especially graphics APIs. It also has a large-ish pool of shared memory that makes it difficult to map to most PCs which don’t have that setup.

There’s several custom hardware blocks for bespoke decompression that are routinely used and the equivalent to direct storage to speed up resource access.

It’s not impossible to port those games over as has been seen, but it’s also not easy to emulate that if the specific game builds make use of those features (and many many games do)
Thanks for the info, I know painfully little of modern filesystems: without opening too many worm cans ZFS > XFS as a general purpose ext4 replacement?
Just in case anyone here stumbles over this and is interested, there's now a PostgreSQL docker image that automatically upgrades the PostgreSQL data files before launching the server:

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/pgautoupgrade/pgaut...
>The transformer model is one more incremental improvement that made the language problem tractable. This has only captured the public interest because the language problem is so much more flashy and easy to understand than something like protein folding.

It's not just about language. Language models can predict novel protein structures, no folding required. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-022-01618-2

>What is the roadmap to get to general purpose AI, and what is the proof that we are close?

What testable definition of General Intelligence does GPT-4 fail that a big chunk of humans don't also fail ?
> And yes, countries do indeed also get to choose their own laws through their own government process.

Not really if you censor speech that challenge the status quo.
“The dad always books with Skiplagged, and has for years…”

That seems to have been the case here too.

The legal system's interpretation of extortion/coercion is also stricter than you want it to be.
They’re releasing a “volume 1” collection of MGS games soon, which contains up to MGS3. Presumably MGS4 will be in volume 2.
As someone who grew up in the Soviet Union, I find that people who complain about capitalism have not typically experienced another form of economic system.

Most recently, my Uber driver was a 20-something year old from Brazil who thought capitalism was evil and seriously wanted to bring back communism. She went on a long rant about capitalism, how we need a revolution and how communism was going to make things better.

- "Have you lived in Communism?"

- "No, but I read about it"

The grass is always greener, especially if you read books that tell you how it's so much greener on the other side.
Eh, it was the 80s; they showed all sorts of things to kids in the 80s. Mid-80s was more or less Peak Horrible Death-Based Public Safety Ad, wasn't it?
pointing out a problem that many bad PC games have does not magically give the ps5 extra performance and better frame rates.
This is exactly the thought process that led Walt Disney to want to build a planned charter city in Florida, the “Experimental Prototype City Of Tomorrow” (EPCOT), inside of Disney World. The plan didn’t survive his death, but the extraordinary legal privileges required to build a charter city survived until very recently.
> If I had to choose between Linux and Oracle to determine which one is operating in bad faith, I most certainly would not be thinking that it was Linux.

I just want to pause for a moment to explain how unhinged this reply is. First, never said Linux (or Oracle for that matter) was operating in bad faith. Second, my comment calls ZFS a "hair shirt" for the kernel. A "hair shirt" is an uncomfortable undergarment which religious people/GPL fanatics use to punish themselves.
I would recommend Come and See to complete the trilogy of the devastation of war.
This. Precisely and it really doesn't surprise me.

Many central banks are developing their own CBDCs and they certainly have the capabilities of freezing money, maximum saving limits and expiry dates. Of course, people on HN are oblivious to this since it doesn't affect them and at the same time celebrating India's E-RUPI technology rails which that is essentially a CBDC on top of UPI.

But it only takes the government to do something extremely unpopular for unrest to happen and we'll see how they can essentially use CBDCs to control money at scale and even force adoption if the general public doesn't like it by banning ATMs.

I've said this all before [0][1], but for some strange reason most people on HN love to ignore the point as to why CBDCs are being created in the first place and it is all about centralization of control.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36012310

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34802820
The page says the monthly USA CPI came in at 0.2% which is quite low as if that trend continues, it will equate to a 2.4% annual inflation number.

The 'Shelter up' in the comment refers to this statement found in the report:

The index for shelter was the largest contributor to the monthly all items increase, accounting for over 70 percent of the increase

That means rents are still going up and they also account for the largest rise in monthly inflation.
It's publicly known that large instances block instances that aren't left-wing.
https://endhomelessness.org/homelessness-in-america/homeless...
It's increased.
To be fair, the bits of Australia where the significant military and intelligence installations are located are literally thousands of kilometres away from Australia’s larger population centres.

Nuking Australia’s cities would do precisely nothing for Russia or China’s strategic position in the event of a nuclear conflict - and the threat to do so doesn’t deter us from launching nukes at either because we don’t have any to launch regardless.
The game Blizzard just released, Diablo 4, was the “best-selling opening in Blizzard’s history, crossing an auspicious $666 million in global sell-through in the first five days following its June 6 launch”. https://investor.activision.com/news-releases/news-release-d...

This places it among the fastest selling video games of all time (https://vgsales.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_fastest-selling_vide...) so yes, it’s just sour grapes from you.
>I'd ask about your submission's lack of tests (getting at unit tests here)

Every commenter hit on this. I have my reasons. But it's so common that next time I'll be for sure doing it.

Lesson for me and everybody: for take homes write tests.

>I'd ask why you wouldn't consider other approaches like adding the url metric logic in a decorator or some other modularization that could be reused to "performance test" future API calls.

I would consider it. I just didn't do it lol. You can already use that test route to run integration tests, but the logic in that route is easily placed in its own undecorated function for usage outside of flask .

>Unfortunately there's always going to be a desperate developer out there who will spend every waking second overengineering a solution that will set a high standard for everyone else to be compared against.

I actually could've spared the time for more hours on this. But they specifically requested I spend no more than 4 hours on this. I think they've gotten things that obviously took much longer then 4 hours and they didn't like it. I think maybe I should've done it anyway just for adding unit tests. They can maybe tell that something took more then 4 hours if a project took 16 hours but likely not one that took maybe 6 to 8.
OpenZFS is free and open source but that license has been determined to NOT be GPL compatible by some lawyers. If your lawyer says it is fine then go ahead and make your own distribution where you include it as a separate module. Oracle, the current owner of ZFS, is one of the most litigious companies in the tech world.

There is a bunch of explanations and legal opinions here.

https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/License.html
in the words of linus, java is a horrible language.
It's kind of unclear to me, can I use shuttle without using shuttle.rs (the platform) to actually run it?

Not that I am against paying for a service, but the idea of writing my app against with a specific library against a specific platform makes me uneasy.

They have a github project but I think that is just the CLI + rust libs?
You beat me to the observation so my follow up question is - what does kernel.org look like after the sun sets on Linus … does it devolve into a collection of maintainers driven by petty grievances? Or accepting vs rejecting PRs and merges based on corporate influence and interests?
Looks like its https://redocly.com

One of the engineers at work showed this to me a few weeks ago and ive been thinking of porting my Swagger docs over to it. I made a mental note to see if a free self-hosted open source version was available but have not gone back to check on that. Please let me know if you find suitable alternatives.

Edit: This is open source. Looks like the paid offerings are mostly to cover CDN costs.
With the new model, consumers have two options now, instead of just one. They can rent the game or they can buy it. How is that not better?
Question:

I currently run ZFS via Ubuntu on my home devices. I've had a very positive experience with it. My only (minor) complaint is the extra 30 seconds it adds to my desktop's boot time. It's been fantastic for all my other devices, particularly the snapshotting features and ease of which I can ship the snapshots between the devices.

I've read some comments on various forums that seem to hint Ubuntu is moving on from ZFS (see https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/future-of-zfs-on-ubuntu-deskt... for one example). This is obviously concerning and the lack of support across the whole Linux ecosystem continues to be a nuisance.

Realistically how well could bcachefs serve as a long term ZFS replacement? I know very little about it. I've used btrfs in the past, and between my negative experiences and the repeated anecdotes posted all over the internet to this day I'm hesitant to give it another go.
There are just too many required parameters to create a single handler. And then you need to do that N times for each handler. Take a look at a complete Terraform example for a lambda: https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules/terraform-aws-lambd...

For a personal project it's just a bit much in my experience, especially since most personal projects can easily be served by a t3.micro.
According to the recent leaks, Pixel 8 line will have DP out. So your wish might come true.
The content generated by you benefits the site tho
French and Sicilian are dialects of Latin. Do you think French people can travel to Sicily and start chatting?
On Twitter, I follow exactly one person. I don't even see all his comments on my feed. But I do see things like fights, light porn content (dicks, prostitutes), Musk trolling... And sometimes, I feel the urge to react to trolls or argue with people. Not a good social media in my opinion. I'm sure it could be vastly improved with a better feed algorithm, and better moderation.
My reason for self hosting is not to keep my data away from BigTech. That’s a fight nobody can win anymore.

The reason I do it is that E-mail is often the only identity on other services I use (it’s often the only way to reset your passwords), and I feel it is too risky to be dependent on a megacorp for my identity, a megacorp who may decide out of the blue to suspend my account for no reason.

I’m dependent on my VPS provider, but I have backups and can take my Debian config with me to a different one. Or bare metal if I have to.

I’m dependent on my DNS registrar and haven’t figured out a good way to mitigate that risk.

Besides that, that’s it.
> It was accepted as a bug.

I know. It was in this thread above. So there is no link to the specification to proof that it's a bug.
Sure buddy, see ya monday
> the fact that it was actually quite terrifying was unintended.
LOL Do you understand psychology, in particular reverse psychology?

I spent some time in Germany as a kid when the IRA were bombing things and leaving car bombs for people to find, so you had to look under your car before getting into it whatever the weather and you had to have british number plates on your car to match the steering wheel on the right hand side. One Xmas New Year period we got cleared out of the accommodation block which was just a block of flats in a town or city in Germany, and this bomb disposal squad got called with a mini tank with an arm on its top to investigate this plastic bag. Thing is the plastic bag was tied to a street light beyond the reach of the mini tank contraption arm so someone had to go and untie it and place it on the ground for the tank to inspect. The person untying it wasnt allowed to look in the plastic bag in case it was booby trapped! Turned out it was just a bag of rubbish, a take away box in a plastic bag because someone couldnt find a bin!

What a frigging waste of time that was! And I dont think the German police were called either, it was entirely handled by the british army, which made me wonder if it was an exercise!

Course the IRA bombing also meant many bins were removed from the streets in the UK as these were handy place to hide a bomb in plain site apparently, much like many ponds and lakes were filled in during WW2 because the Luftwaffe could navigate at night using the moon reflecting off these bodies of water, and many of them haven't been reinstated either to this day.

Still I learnt about OMO washing powder on display in a window, Old Man Out, and got to watch the stag patrols, slipping into the apartments for 10-20mins and saw how married women dressed, in order to entice the stag patrols into their humble abodes. I think that was more shocking for me, seeing what such good liars women are.

If you want to become a swinger join the military!
By the way what's your BC if you are OK disclosing? I might buy the track if it's good (as I mentioned I use BC and if you say it works for you...)
https://archive.is/iEGck
I guess I should be out more so I can have those "accidents" with like-minded people. Ironic how we're more connected than ever yet so distant to each other. You'd think it would make things a lot easier but it's like it's done the opposite.