skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
AFAIK in Germany the TL;DR is that if there's anything in the EULA which violates "German Civil Code (BGB)", then either parts or all of the EULA are invalid. I remember that in Germany an EULA cannot prohibit reselling the software to somebody else, or making your own backup copy (kinda tricky nowadays though where everything is just a "service").
I agree, but if Nue is going to mean I have to write 10x less code, then that should definitely be called out.

There are so many JS frameworks, more every day, why should I care about 'yours'?

The examples will show me if this is true or not, and how easy it will be, also important
I believe the "danger " of deflation is a conveniently devised fable to keep the printing press running as a backdoor means of taxation without legislation. Inflation is a kind of hidden tax.

I've read all the arguments about the economy collapsing if things get cheaper over time and a vicious savings death spiral that can only be stopped with a steady 2% (and occasional 10%) annual inflation. But none of them address the fact that many of the hottest fastest growing industries are extremely deflationary.

This iPhone version will drop prob 10% a year in price and people will still line up to get it. And the deflationary pressure is so high that it's got the same dollar price as an inferior model from a few years ago. According to Keynsians, no one would buy it if they knew a better version for the same price was coming out next year!

So until someone can explain to me why deflation is awful and we need to continue to trust the central bank to create money out of thin air to keep the economy from collapsing, I'm going to think it's all a big scam.
One way way to put this into perspective is salaries. 200k usd means any game studio with at least 2-4 employees must earn that yearly to break even, so they are affected.
> I guess you won’t be getting much work from DC in the future.

I like the response to that.

Many years ago I had “You'll never work with us again if X” from a company, where “X” amounted to expecting them to keep their side of an agreement wrt payment terms, to which I enjoyed responding “Oh, I insist on X. Whether I work for you again is not entirely your decision to make. I won't be doing BTW.”. A couple of months later they asked me to look at something and were surprised when I didn't jump to make myself available… They were also upset that I wouldn't give them contact details for other people I knew who could help (I did offer to pass details out to my social circle, but they said to not bother myself - presumably they knew I'd include warnings with the job spec!).
Interesting that you can handle large loads with minimal cost ... but there's got to be a catch: how do you plan to fund this long-term ... out of the goodness of your heart?

Maybe that's the case (the founders of Telegram managed to run it "free" for a long time (though there are for-pay options now))

But knowing what your business plan is to keep it operational would be nice :)
It is a very good license. As seen so often on the Internet, that vocal minority who complains are the same bunch who wouldn't use the IDE to start with.

I just wish this kind of thing would have been available 15 years ago, would likely have gave a better life to Delphi which is so far in my experience the best builder for IDE-based apps.
> Unreal has licenses which allow you to use one version of their engine FOREVER

For a 5% cut. Add that on top of taxes and steam and you’re basically an employee.
Completely, wrong. That is the entire reason why the source is available in Unreal. To allow you to modify it and make games.
A true dad joke would be about cereal killers. That's a bit too dark.
My qualm is that it can take a lifetime of pushing around a script or a novel before it gets made. Publishers and studios would have an incentive to accept every script submitted and purposely ignore it for 20 and then look at them now that they are free… ideally it’d be 20 years after it got big but that’s not enforceable and vague.
IANAL but I am fairly certain you are legally allowed to modify the source code of proprietary software and use that modified version, so long as you do not distribute it (as you couldn't distribute the unmodified version either).

The key difference between proprietary and Free Software is not actually that you can or cannot modify the source, it's that you are guaranteed access to the source in order to modify it or not. Since you usually cannot access the source of proprietary software, you usually have no legal way to modify the source for your computing.
Not sure this is fair. I met my wife at work, we even got to know each other initially at a "mandatory fun" type of event (admittedly this wasn't a "professional" job, so I understand that it's a little different). Literally every close friend I've made since school is somebody I know from work initially. I would say going for a beer after work is probably one of the best ways to make friends as an adult.
Central Europe. Humidity varies widely depending on weather and temperature, typically ranging from about 40% during the day and 80-90% in the morning on a nice day. Higher on a rainy day.
Ah, sorry, I was talking about the money I would pay after the expense deduction of 50%. So, 4090 at $1600 would cost me about $800 of my own money in the end. That being said, I'm writing from the EU, so all these numbers are really just ballparks where I take 1EUR==1USD for the sake of simplicity.

Thanks for the rental tips though. I'll take a look. It's indeed more effective in the beginning...
This is not exactly a fair comment. It's the same reasoning when you attempt to justify /any/ action. You can't do it for a guaranteed outcome (because no such states can be guaranteed) but that doesn't mean you can't try to achieve a desired outcome.
Retroactive to devices released in 2021.
Whoa, was your work related to wordpress plugins?
That has to be annoying to fix. It's one thing when it's "just" your own cluster and something explodes in your face, it's a quite another when it's other people persistent volumes and you can't just assume that they'll be able to redeploy, because you have no idea what is in those storage claims.

Glad it's not me having to deal with this, Kubernetes is still a black box of magic in many respects and there's probably more than a few abstraction down to the actual disks.
does it have to do with "knowing" whether the data being displayed is numeric vs alphanumeric?

When alphanumeric, put the slash, when only numeric leave it out?
Except that is what the Unreal Engine license allows you to do

https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/eula/unreal

> 2. How You Can Use the Licensed Technology

> Epic grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to privately use, reproduce, display, perform, and modify the Licensed Technology in accordance with the terms of this Agreement (the “License”). This means that as long as you are not violating this Agreement or applicable law, you can privately use the Licensed Technology however you want. If you want to share the Licensed Technology or anything you make with it, Sections 3 and 4 below address when and how you can do that.

In section 3/4 it goes to that you can compile your game and give the output to outsiders if you pay the roylaties when applicable or share them royalty free on epics github (basically you make a pr to merge your stuff upstream) or on unreal marketplace (sell it)
Plus he keeps making wild promises and only occasionally delivering. Those roof tile solar panels you mention are a great example.
> But at the same time, don’t be over-eager to abstract, or mortally offended by a few lines of duplication. Premature abstraction often ends up coupling code that should not have to evolve together.

A relatively common piece of feedback from me to the team at work is usually to take a half step back and look at the larger problem domain and consider whether these things are necessarily the same, or coincidentally the same.

Just because the lines of code look similar right now doesn't mean they need to be that way or need to stay that way. Trying to mash together two disparate use cases because "the code's basically repeated" is often how you get abstractions that, especially over time, end up not actually abstracting anything.

As the various use cases get too divergent, the implementations either move much of the logic up to the caller (shallow abstractions, little value), or expose the differences via flags and end up with two very different implementations under the hood side-by-side (less clear than two independent implementations).
Oracle and RedHat laughing their a++ out while reading this comment.

Try using RedHat Linux without a paid from them and complain all the way to the court that "it is FOSS".
This was a good one [0]:

> When men message women, women tend to respond most often to men around their own ages. But when women message men, they’re actually more likely to get a response from younger men than they are from older ones. A 40-year-old woman will have better luck messaging a 25-year-old man than a 55-year-old one, according to the data. And a 30-year-old man is more likely to respond to a message from a 50-year-old woman than a message from any other age group. When women make the first move, the age gap dating norm is reversed.

[0] https://theblog.okcupid.com/undressed-whats-the-deal-with-th...
Thank You! and so do we.
"Won't someone please think of the poor CEOs?!"
Insanely cool, love these analytics types of tools. Have you done this for any other markets or had any in mind?
Unions: organizations whose sole purpose is to acquire a monopoly on the means of production. They’re parasites, but corporations are worse. Don’t let either ever gain the upper hand.
That's quite a fine for a single-country ruling, it's like 2.6% of a year of revenue — or 10 days.
What’s the legality of reselling a dataset like this?
Similar plan, in 2019 I went back going to distributed systems/Web, where Microsoft technologies are one among many others that get used on a polyglot agency, the usual "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one.".

For doing Windows stuff, I would rather advocate for Win32, Forms/WPF.

In regards to C++ stuff, either C++ Builder if it fits the budget, or Qt.

It is quite tragic that even MFC has a better development story than WinUI/C++.
Lol, keep talking. Meanwhile, actual federalists continue doing the work set up by Brand, Schuman, De Gasperi etc, almost a century ago. For example: https://european-union.europa.eu/principles-countries-histor...
Yup, in fact just 2.5 years ago everyone was switching from Unreal to Unity. The reason? Apple threatened to revoke Epics dev accounts that it needed in order to support ongoing upgrades for ios.

Epic released statements through their attorney's that they would consider the public version of Unreal a dead product if they lost the ability to maintain ios.
The problem with Chromebooks is that their supported period is ticking even when they are sitting unsold in the shop in the unopened box. So someone buying a new condition 3 year old model Chromebook with lets say 5 years of support would only get 2 years of support left. So this change will mostly makes them competitive with a regular laptops on the support terms.
Very nice, https://search.marginalia.nu/ is one of my goto search engines.
I regularly mention that my grandmother was forced, with violence, to write with her right hand in school, and as a weird side effect would sometimes spontaneously start writing backwards.

I'm not sure what your point was in mentioning left-handedness, so not sure how this adds or detracts from it, but as I said I like to mention that because it's a weird little story from not so long ago.
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I think his point is that not everything is well thought out or planned. A lot of the time people are just winging it and hoping for the best. Just because some giant corporation does something doesn't mean they planned, thought about or even intended to do a thing and arguing that they must've had teams behind every decision is silly. Sometimes, shit happens.
I don't live in an apartment but I have a basement and I experience the same thing. My CO2 levels constantly hover around 500ppm. Opening windows will clear out CO2 if it gets to critical levels but has diminishing returns at the 500ppm level. I suspect this is because CO2 is a heavy gas that often sits near the floor. My next experiment is to install a small fan near the floor and run it 24/7 to see if I can "pump out" the CO2 while the split units I have are running.
AMD seems to have moved to a “gameworks” style business model where all their sponsored titles run like crap, but they run more like crap on the competition (and increasingly lock out intel entirely etc, as Bethesda has refused to support these etc).

And this goes beyond just starfield. Ok, Bethesda sucks. Jedi Survivor ran like crap too.. does respawn suck? TLOU ran like crap too, does naughty dog suck too? Harry potter ran like shit too.

And TLOU is not even a new game!

I’m very curious what exactly is going on with the devrel side of AMD’s sponsorship of these titles. What assistance is AMD providing with their sponsorship, and what is the nature of what they are willing to do and not do in terms of the optimizations etc?

Maybe this pipeline bubble stuff is the result of something AMD is pushing for consoles, and they just don’t care about the effect it has on PCs (even their own) or they actively encourage it.
> Prerequisites

> Install Bun or Node

Goodbye
Sounds like nearly perfect climate! Perhaps you can fit an extractor fan somewhere strategic:) That should rule out morning lack of airflow
Your confusing micro- and macroeconomics.

Monetary Policy falls under Macroeconomics (eg. Currency Liquidity, Interest Rates, etc) and the price of an individual good (eg. iPhone) is Microeconomics, as you are dealing with a single localized variable and it's interaction with the dynamic system, not the entire dynamic system itself.

Also, old school Keynesianism hasn't really been played around with since the 50s.

Modern Macroeconomics has changed significantly since the early 20th century. A full explaination would take forever, but I'd recommend reading a basic Econ textbook like Mankiw's Principles of Economics to get started.

Econ is similar to ML - a lot of very complex ideas are being distilled into meme soundbite explanations that fail to provide an accurate explaination of very complex systems.
Why is there so much misinformation around this. None of what you said is true.
Did I say that every person in the gaming community is awful? Your comment that “not everyone is bad” is both obvious and meant to deflect criticism of the culture that obviously dominates the gaming world. As another commentator said, go join any FPS and turn on voice chat —- it has been this way at least since I got into online gaming 18 years ago. Based on my own experience and what makes it to the news, the situation is getting worse.

Misogyny, racism, and verbal abuse has been the norm since day one. Now you have that plus swatting, doxxing, and affiliated real-world harassment.

Nothing about this needs defending with platitudes about “not all gamers!” Everyone knows it’s not all gamers. That doesn’t mean, as you’re attempting to suggest, that the gaming universe doesn’t have serious and unique problems.
The main problem with Borland C++ is that it is still a 32bit compiler.
I couldn't make it past the first paragraph, and the headline makes we want to vomit.
You nailed a big difference between Starlink and Amazon: if all my neighbors become heavy users of Amazon, Amazon becomes more profitable.
well, thats not how it will work, wait 5 more years, you will be either jobless or will have to transit to something else. Frontend is either for bots or for extremly creative people who can make stuff for bots, so they can get trained on it.

and I agree if something like this can be done, Entire software engineering is going down, Most people even in the very complex seeming tasks are doing the copy paste thing, all day
We didn’t use to call it war, so you’re wrong about that.

We used the term “intervention” to describe limited military action. Countries throughout history have conducted interventions as opposed to full-scale war.

Russia’s assault on Ukraine isn’t an intervention and is instead a war and we know this because of the size and scale of the operation but also the intentions of the operation, which, are to take over the entire country of Ukraine.
> Do they seriously think a fee applied on retroactive sales and revenue numbers would be accepted without issue from them?

Unity have not proposed a fee on retroactive sales. They have proposed a from-this-point-forward fee that applies to new sales/installs of any game made with Unity, including new sales/installs of back catalog games.
I've had stuff like that at cheap all-inclusive resorts in Egypt or maybe Spain before - really nasty hangovers!
Because the cost/benefit analysis makes it perfectly viable or even cheap.

Even as someone living in a non-US city with supposedly good public transport, the cost of a cheap car + gas is ridiculous compared to the benefits.
> I don't think the concept of open source translates very well to model weights.

I think it translates pretty well. Model weights are not really that different from other non-code assets, like images or 3D models. If i can bundle open source code with such assets and offer the whole application under open source license, then such assets are open source. If the license of such assets prohibits that, they are clearly not open source.

There is question about what is 'source code' for such assets and how to apply copyleft licenses like GPL to them, but non-copyleft open source licenses like MIT/X11 do not care about that and could be easily applied on model weights or any other assets.
I'm rooting for you, Marginalia.

This seems kinda cool: https://futo.org/
Most of these have a shit battery life, shit software and require GPS reception, this one does neither.

You get what you pay for.
Hoping to get controller support for MicroPython w/ LEGO Boost, RP2040js etc, I researched a bunch of Bluetooth BLE + C/Python links here:
https://github.com/pybricks/support/issues/262#issuecomment-... :

> https://github.com/DJm00n/ControllersInfo: HID profiles for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Stadia, and Switch

> "HID over GATT Profile (HOGP) 1.0" https://www.bluetooth.org/docman/handlers/downloaddoc.ashx?d...

- [ ] MicroPython: wrap the Bluetooth HID over GATT Profile events and buttons

Perhaps your Dreamcast controller could do BLE and VMU wireless.
The bottom line seems to be that the West is criticized by some people no matter what they do, or even what they don't do.
I'm not sure Chromebooks are the best example of this issue. Last I checked you can install normal Linux on one.
That font does look really nice!

Also noticed the slash in the 0 runs top left to bottom right, rather than the far-more-common [in my experience] top right to bottom left

Any idea why that decision was made?
That needs better naming in my opinion.

Just sender and receiver would be enough IMO.

Maybe it is just me but it is unusual to see origin used in this context even if it is technically correct I only ever see it used with CDNs and load balancing.
I think there are people who like to do things, and people who like to do nothing.

Next, there is an effort threshold between these choices for some people. For me, IRL activities and mouse/keyboard means that I "do things".

At a moment I'm bound only to a touchscreen (phone, ipad, android tablet, etc.) with no access to better activities, I will likely read or watch YouTube videos. You can categorize those activities as doing something or doing nothing if you like, but the effort threshold for my regular keyboard/mouse activities is just too high to accomplish on a phone on-demand.

I think in the general case, there are varying degrees of laziness and varying degress of inaccessibility for better activities in the general population.

I hate tiktok, but I understand why you would watch pointless 30 second clips for an hour when the perceived alternative may be a pointless microtransaction farmville clone.
Lazarus was crap. That was the reason why it never replaced Delphi in the first place.

Compiler was slow by comparison to get anything compiled, produced 10x bigger binaries. The IDE for GUI wasn't something to brag about and the help system (yes, Delphi actually had code snippets built into the docs) was dramatically worse.

Delphi 7 was a masterpiece. Haven't tried Lazarus in the last 10 years. Hopefully many of my critics have become obsolete by now.
> I personally know more Americans on the opposite end of the political spectrum and have heard the Constitution called illegitimate due to absence of input from BIPOC at its creation, or that the First Amendment is harmful because it does not curtail hate speech. The Second Amendment in the age of more powerful weapons than existed in 1787, is a popular subject of debate at this and similar sites.

And yet none of these people have any real power, nor any party really backing their convictions, nor are they actively working to disenfranchise people and dismantle democracy. Absolutely a false equivalence.

The Republican party is unquestionably the party of Trump. And Trump demands to be king of America, no matter the cost.
It's not an obtuse argument. People value different things. You listed a bunch of things you value (lifespan of cat, not killing lots of birds, etc) but other people are uncomfortable preventing their cat that wants to go outside from going outside. They're weighing their cat's own preferences over the things you value and reasonable people can disagree over questions like this.
I wonder if this can get any traction, since it lacks the jsx/tsx syntax people love.
Discord search kinda sucks
My plan is to have a heat exchanger to help with this, which will also improve the situation much more on very hot and very cold days when I can't keep windows wide open.
Hooks are just normal javascript functions though, they're not syntax.
Has anyone noticed that TSA employees are overwhelmingly obese? Recently flew out of JFK and I was beyond shocked that every.single.employee appeared to be over 300 pounds. They also scream at you, are indifferent to helping, etc. You can say the same thing about the DMV staff. I have not noticed this phenomenon in other countries. The federal government sure knows how to hire winners.
> "if variable is None"

Is missing :

We all know we should do the following, it's much clearer.

# Example of a dictionary to check None

> # Assign None to a variable

> myvar = None

> # Declare dictionary to check None

> mydictionary = {None: 'None is stored in this variable'}

> print(mydictionary[myvar])

If I expected something, I would try it.
Moreso than the noise, the touchbar at the back can become too hot to touch and the plastic strip around the screen, where MacBook Pro is printed, is bubbling and peeling away with the heat.
Ukrainians. They sacrifice their lives every day to this end.
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.06391
Why invest this effort? Couldn't gumroad just shut it down or outperform you tomorrow?

I have discovered other ideas like this but the lack of leverage makes it really hard to justify the squeeze
> I have not, in my history of reliability engineering, seen anyone object to updating the status page for political reasons.

The status page is tied to public SLAs = impact on $$$. Internally you can track anything. What's public is the problem.
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