skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i don't need to get the code. nor the markup. that's already loaded in the browser. if i need to get anything, it's raw data. i also don't need to send anything back so i can manage state. being able to load data in the background can also improve the user experience. and for those apps that don't need a backend, i won't need to get anything ever after the first load. SPAs can, if written right, function completely offline, once loaded.
Thats a really bad comparison since food is a consumable and most time not a investment since its expires (with exceptions like whisky).

Housing is a good example since our planet has a natural limit which can't be worked around. Otherwise please tell me why Bill Gates owns about 270,000 acres of farmland. There is a famous quote about it. “Buy land—they aren’t making it anymore.”

If you got spare money you are pressured to invest it, since the inflation will reduce the value. But not everyone is able. Thats where your financial gains are coming through you investments. By people who are not able to invest themself and the cake is getting smaller every year.
I see you edited your comment and changed educated to uneducated. It’s petty of you to not acknowledge this important change in your response to me. I quoted your original statement and it’s obvious why I think you had that belief. It’s intellectually dishonest to feign ignorance of why I thought you had that belief.
Your English and your post history suggests that you are not from the Anglophone world. The generational tension I was talking about is a feature of it, I do not claim that it exists in the same way elsewhere.
Another example: imagine a large company is exploiting a population in a country, paying poor wages, taking natural resources and avoiding taxes. A broken window is an opportunity for the local window installers to benefit from the company. Globally it is bad for the economy, but good locally.
Thanks for the note on life around you. I think something you touch on here is physical health. But my reading of the Wikipedia article is SLS profoundly about mental well being and the toll of neglect, abuse, and crushing poverty has on overall health and quantity of life due to the lack of well being.

Would you mind expanding your story of life in your area on that dimension? How does this harshness play out for the people as people, less about their ability to get physical health care, but how does the harshness degrade their lives as humans?
Patents and Copyrights are two different things. They're both part of Intellectual Property. Patents are granted after a process (a patent application) for "inventions". Copyright is granted automagically to the author of a work (art, writing, whatever).

Copyright (and patent) durations differ per jurisdiction, but they often go beyond the lifetime of the author. Which seems silly.

Not being able to slap a copyright on AI generated content may or may not make sense. Someone wrote the prompt which may be subject to copyright, though I guess it could be considered to be a recipe, and recipes after often not subject to copyright.
In the case of FSAs, it at least has the effect of moving the benefit to people with larger fixed medical expenses.
From my experience, free Healthcare has extremely long wait lines, and bad quality of service, unless it is an urgent matter. I would guess if the mental illness is not severe, not an urget matter, it will not be treated well.
If you can "fix" 95% of people by providing housing, then handling the remaining 5% is much easier.

These problems do not scale linearly.

It is also surprising how much drug addicts and mentally ill can do when the basics has been taken care of.
The fineprint for ADP is that all the filenames and checksums/hashes, and various manipulation dates are all StandardDataProtection meaning Apple retains access. Think of ADP like a safe made of bulletproof but highly transparent glass. So an enormous amount of (meta)data is still available to Apple or anyone who can hack or compel cooperation.
I'm not sure I live within three hours of a pay-to-park. But I also live an hour from the grocery store.
Full employment is 3% unemployed. In Finland if you want off the streets it will happen in tractable time.
Why would this prevent impoverishing anyone? If anything, wouldn't this result in fewer people getting paid for art?
I’ve always wondered if a brute force approach to this is to money bomb these areas and let people get large amounts of funds to leave the area and go somewhere where they are slightly more likely to have positive interactions.
Development speed didn't pick up steam, quality standards dropped or disappeared completely.
It's hard for some to accept that yes, some people do need in-patient mental care and possibly for an extended period of time

"prayer" or "social support" or whatever isn't a substitute for IV anti-psychotics

Yes there was abuse, and yes that should have been curbed.
If it's there, it's not hidden, it's a style choice. That's a web page I fully control, not a contract where I am forced to write things I don't want to, but I work around them by making them small.

Cut the snark, it seems that's the only thing you have in your comments.
Don’t most groups have a common enemy as a bonding factor?
It wouldn't be the same. It would be much more confusing.

- Thank you for the meeting, oh and please send me the djvu of your reports

- Oh I'd swear we already had this conversation and I had already sent them?
But then you are doing the management of it for $50.
What input device did you use (mouse, finger, touchpad, etc. ) ?
Pro tip: Read the actual court decision and not just the headlines.

Tech law journalism is a telephone game that usually distorts what was actually said. People then form strong opinions on the headlines. Chaos ensues.

Example: “AI art cannot be copyrighted - US Federal Judge”

That’s not what the judge decided. The decision said you can’t assign a copyright to an AI. This doesn’t mean the thing you create with AI can’t be copyrighted. You write a prompt, press a button, cause something to be created, etc., and you’re the author not the AI.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23919666-thalervperl...

From @AndrewMayne on Twitter
When are we going to get away from all the YAGNI engineering that has sold short the promise of the Web for more rented silos, and get to something more like HATEOAS?
You forgot those who say they want to live in a home and trash it the very next day. There are people who make the most caring bleeding-heart volunteers give up.
Alternatively: Creativity and originality, UBI, etc.

And yes, as a programmer I think the same thing about AIs and programmers.

My hope is that if anything we get is paying the people to do the same thing for the billionth time.
Their whole handling of the situation suggests that the company doesn't care about any regulation and they're just as likely to lie or refuse to comply with other legal requirements for their products. When asked about source code they actually said, "well, the US is anti-China, so we don't think we should have to."

That just doesn't make me feel confident about their products. If something goes wrong is there going to be customer support, or are they going to decide one day that I don't get that because I live in the US? If I order an Onyx Boox can I trust it will even be the same hardware as someone else gets or are they going to treat labeling requirements as optional as well?

People get bent out of shape about TikTok, but TikTok has never said, "we don't think we should have to obey legal requirements because we're mad at you." And it's so transparently just an excuse for them to do what they want, their anger about anti-China sentiment in the US is not preventing from selling to the US. Convenient that it only prevents them from obeying legal requirements. I don't see how I could trust a company with these kinds of business practices, they're advertising to me that the moment it's in their best interest they'll break the law and throw me under the bus.
Doesn’t quite have the same ring to it, eh?
Unicode browser console image renderer
discover -> install Steam

Work flawless on Debian 12
> People are comfortable on the streets, they enjoy the freedom

This is the significant distinction between providing crappy shelter and providing a home. A lot of shelter spaces come with a lot of strings, and the first step to fixing the issues is to accept that you need to cut many or most of the strings - if a significant proportion of homeless prefer homelessness to the help you're offering, perhaps the "help" isn't all that helpful.

If you want to get people off the street, you need to provide a similar level of freedom in the housing you provide as what it replaces.

> (3) People are naturally generous/irresponsible with belongings and income that they will spontaneously share the windfall with everyone they know. So your shelter for one man will end up being a flophouse for a rotating cast of shady types

Is it worse having them in a house than on the streets? And how much of a problem is this going to be when everyone involved have their own shelter? It's only a windfall if you provide it to a few rather than everyone who needs housing.
It was a long time ago so my memory is fuzzy, I think the DD did briefly touch on that option, but nothing came of it. As a user who has used backports a few times, the experience isn’t that great since it needs to be explicitly configured.
This feels like a political statement and not from knowledge of Finland.

Finland: "The time within which you must get access to non-urgent care and treatment is laid down in law."

source, which has list of waiting times: https://www.hel.fi/en/health-and-social-services/data-and-th...
It's on my gaming PC.
That makes a lot more sense.

Else what prevents you from saying that Photoshop with all it bazilion function isn't an AI and therefor you can't copyright it.
Because certain lines of work don't require physical presence but are skilled jobs.

/added

Also, I prefer a rural setting, no doubt others do too. Cost of living is lower also.
And even that 10s is assuming that you use no other proc macros that would bring in the same dependencies anyway (very unlikely).
This is a pseudonymous account so I’m won’t disclose the software which will link my identity to it.
Worst case, load it in GIMP, set brush to 1% opacity and give it a couple of strokes. Boom, bona fide copyrighted work.
Some mental illnesses are naturally resistant to treatment. They lead to paranoia and mistrust. Attempts to treat sufferers are likely to fail, with the patient responding negatively and potentially viewing the doctor (or anyone else trying to help) as an adversary.

You might respond that such folks be involuntarily committed to a mental hospital. That step has become taboo in the U.S.
you can replace smell with audio/music and other sensations. or one could manually add specific smells when studying certain topics.
books are great, but they can't fill many usecases computers can
You reminded me of this [0] fantastic review of Sheerness in Kent. Blackpool is mentioned several times in comparison.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/u2vu5x/i_thi...
For me back end and front end being conflated is a good thing. Because most of the time it ends up one application anyway.

If you need generic API you can make separate application that will be API.

So if you make domain driven design your front end is separate concern. API for third parties is separate concern.

Still in database you might have stuff not used by external parties but then you don’t expose it in your external API. But you can make models on your front end API.

Making “generic” solution might seem like saving time and money but as times go by and it turns out you have to fight with generic API to get things done because one is stuck in his ways - it definitely pays off.
Sounds like a difference between providing shelters for some vs. individual homes for all.
Same, but reloading with a clean cache (Ctrl+Shift+F5) made it work.
Finland has a (slightly) higher urbanization % than the USA according to https://ourworldindata.org/urbanization . Winter temps in the most populated south seem to be a bit warmer than Chicago and similar to Beijing - so not arctic or anything.
Yes. We should learn from that mistake.
There is a lot of evidence that "Decision Making" is a finite resource in the brain. It takes energy and it runs out.

This seems like it should be well known. This article makes it seem like a new insight, but it is real and has been known about.

For Corporations: Is it theft? It is what you are paid for. Think of the "Executive Function" as a resource, and the corporation is paying you for it, and yes, in human organizations, it trickles down. The Higher in the Hierarchy you go, they also get tired. Then down the Hierarchy, the decisions trickle down, and the next layer also makes decisions and gets tired, and so on, down to the lowest person deciding how to write one line of code.

Sure -> In every human organization there will be people that are 'passing the buck'. Or here 'not not taking responsibility at their level and passing the decision down to their underlings'.

For ADHD: Everyone has a finite amount of "executive function". And People with ADHD have to be more judicious with guarding it.

Gender: And yes, in home life, with bills, and getting kids to school on time, it wears everyone down. And yes, in some (maybe most) relationships, the woman is beset upon with more of the daily chores. That un-fairness is also well documented. But that doesn't mean this is a gender phenomena.
#2 is very easy to imagine when you consider that a typical problem with shelters vs. "housing first" is that shelters traditionally comes with all kinds of strings attached. It seems a lot of the objections to the "housing first" approach here are people assuming shelters rather than individual homes meant to fix the issue that shelters don't work.
I did, but that still doesn't explain how that relates to net neutrality. I guess the court might have used the likelihood of false positives as the factor that decides whether net neutrality or copyright law pervails in a given situation, but this isn't mentioned in the article.
Makes me think of Borges' Library of Babel, but a shit version of it ..

https://archive.org/details/TheLibraryOfBabel/mode/1up
But it wasn't curbed.

Unless I’m way out of the loop, there are still facilities for extreme cases, no? I think the difference is that patients cannot be detained there against their will, vs asylums were full of people who wanted to leave, after being forced there by someone else, and being treated like shit every step of the way
Sandboxing rust-analyzer is fairly easy. Here's how I did it:

https://www.grepular.com/Sandbox_Rust_Development_with_Rust_...

Well, that's a bit out of date now as I use podman, to get around the sudo issues. But that's the basic idea.
> this data about allergy-proofing

Are you saying that milk prevents allergies?

What I read from the article is that gut bacteria seem to prevent allergy, and that kids with an allergy to cow milk were missing the gut bacteria that would have prevented such allergy.
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The chips use blockchain technology and trace the wheel of cheese back to where the milk that was used came from.

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Come on
Adobe practically saved the Mac from an early grave.

Desktop publishing was the only killer app for GUI in the late 1980s. Adobe PostScript was a truly genius piece of software that enabled even the relatively low-powered Mac to become a DTP workstation. And of course Warnock was a co-inventor of PostScript.
Yeah, our daughter was born with a cow milk protein allergy. She got early introduction via breast milk and it just made her really sick, it was a tough first few months until we figure out the problem. My wife stopped eating dairy and our daughters symptoms were gone in less than two weeks. I hope we can find a cure but early introduction definitely wasn't it.
This is hard to quantify, there are no benchmarks for how much time people waste to get things to (not) run. In my experience, hardware stability is fine, but software stack has always been problematic. Just the way they treat ROCm makes me stay away. If you have a multi million dollar contract for some datacenter rollout, maybe the opportunity cost amortizes. Maybe.
They don't have the same guarantees as a real rolling release distro. My experience of SID is things randomly breaking and having to be very careful whenever you update. And because it is not a "production" intended rolling release, they don't have the same guarantees for security fixes either - they can be quite unhurried.

On arch this is all much less hassle.
Right. This is why you can't have an effective program that just says "here's a house, have fun!" You need to address the issues that cause people to act like that, preferrably before the issues actually happen. Prevention is much easier than cure, particularly for behavioural problems.

In other words, homelessness is very often not a root problem but a symptom of other underlying problems.
The best lesson Socrates taught (over 2,400 years ago) was that the wisest person is the one that realizes he knows very little - a lesson that “the educated” would do well to learn.
I have one question:

Are there currently any landers on the near side of the Moon, the one side we can look at through the telescope here on Earth, or are all of them heading only to the dark side?
> (1) People are comfortable on the streets, they enjoy the freedom, or they are at least accustomed to it, and paying rent/bills seems anathema to them.

This has to be the most peak late stage capitalism shit I've ever read here. It's not a terrible idea to keep a few things to oneself I guess...
Justapedia is not political, we state the facts, but keep in mind, we imported 6.5+ million articles from Wikipedia, so there is work to be done. As a new encyclopedia, it will take time to build our community of editors. It is quite clear that our mission is to eliminate the weaponization of encyclopedias, expose journalistic opinion for what it is, and make our focus pragmatic and factual, which is what Wikipedia is supposed to be doing. Most of their edits are at the dramah boards, user talk pages and at their "unapproved" perennial sources noticeboard where they downgrade perfectly good sources because of their own systemic biases.

Justapedia believes in "context matters", we support "truth", and the inclusion of all significant views (diversity). Our readers will be well-informed to make their own decisions. An encyclopedia is not supposed to make decisions for them.

As for journalistic opinion and mainstream media, read CJR's 4-part review: https://www.cjr.org/special_report/trumped-up-press-versus-p...
Science even sees the politicization in mainstream: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/08/190813130431.h...
> Unfortunately Onyx Boox offers one of a kind products which its competitors don't really come close.

I wonder if absent the Linux kernel they be capable of offering a one of a kind product? It would be more accurate here to say that if they could keep their code proprietary that would be nice for them, but unfortunately the Linux kernel offers them a one of a kind base to build a product on and so they need to take the compromise and release their modifications as GPL if they want to be able to build a good product.
Terrible reporting from Verge and Hollywood Reported.

As has always been true, automated or animal works absent human involvement cannot be copyrighted.
The requirement for human involvement is a very low bar, and the copyright office and judges only reject copyrights from people pressing test cases where they explicitly disclaim human involvement in the work.

There is no threat to Hollywood or anyone who uses AI in their own creative workflow, only to people who simply turn on a machine and intentionally blindly claim copyright on its output.
Would "bestseller" be influenced by people grabbing this BookSpam through Kindle Unlimited? It looks like the bulk of the Kindle best sellers[1] are available through unlimited, and I have to think Amazon counts that as equivalent to a sale, even though it would largely be people who grab low grade junk like this that they would never have paid for traditionally.

So are people dumping this junk to yield royalty payments through the Kindle Unlimited program? How does that work? Minutes read? Do you get paid just because some person downloaded something via the program, and if so how much? Time to fire up the text generator.

[1] - https://www.amazon.ca/Best-Sellers-Kindle-Store/zgbs/digital...
don't forget that in 96-98 we had S.u.S.E as the fourth biggest distro. And I remember that YaST managed dependencies with RPM in a user friendly way. Back in 1998-99 was my favourite distro because of that.
No Gods, No Masters
This might be better with a title that indicates the red flags are about Amazon's quality assurance. Initially I thought it was a post along the lines of a "How could a book be ready so fast unless the wildfires were planned??" kind of conspiracy theory.
Living right on a conrete road for a few weeks, never get used to it.
HTMX can swap multiple DOM elements from a single HTTP response

https://htmx.org/extensions/multi-swap/
I'd say there's a pretty good case that during states like 'highway hypnosis' where we're performing some long-running monotonous task and seemingly cease being consciously aware of it, we're not 'conscious' as most people define the term. I've had situations when extremely tired when I've zoned out for long periods while driving (yeah I probably shouldn't have been driving at that point) and been jolted out of it by some event on the road (eg. someone cutting in in front of me.) By the time I was consciously aware of the situation I'd already slowed and/or moved to the side to avoid the collision so I was clearly still operating the car with some level of competence beyond just simple lane-following, but I had no memory of the preceding 10-15km.

A little more controversially, I think being in a state of 'flow' (aka that state most of us see as the epitome of intellectual existence) almost definitionally means you're not 'self-aware'. You're wholly focused on the activity rather than yourself.

More generally, any routine situation where people spend a lot of time in a semi-dissociated state. I don't think people are actively conscious most of the time, consciousness is more like a supervisor task that pops up to intervene when the baseline circuits governing moment-to-moment behaviour reach a certain level of perplexity.
I wish the licensing of APLs were more free. Yes, GNU APL exists and related languages like J are free. However, if you want the APL symbol set your choices are few: GNU APL, Dyalog, or one-man hobby projects. As far as I can tell, GNU APL is more of a historical time capsule than a practical development language.

The array language community seems friendly and exceedingly competent. It also appears to have a strong "get it done" attitude which prioritizes engineering over freedom. The community is tightly entwined with proprietary software.

I can't bring myself to invest the time to meaningfully learn APL because it's hard to see it as a real investment—the community doesn't own its contributions. It looks like trading dollars for arcade tokens.
Old versions are cached on your system for a few days, and most distros do keep a few old versions around just in case.
Trashy language appears correlated to low-information and muddled thinking. Neither of those claims are accurate.
France emits more co² with solar power than with its nuclear powerplants?