skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I remember there were arcade games where your health continuously drained and inserting another quarter would heal you. That's worse than a per-bullet price because you were losing even when there were no enemies on the screen.
I don't remember the titles because I played those kinds of games exactly once and never again. Total rip off.
A judge could take it out of the public domain.
Agreed! I think it's going to be hard for software developers to adjust to the "data science/engineering" mindset of monitoring and iterating on the long tail of maintenance. A lot of teams already have this issue with deterministic code running in production. I think there's a big opportunity to help purely software teams to learn and adjust.
How much of it is enforceable ?
It's Arm & Hammer, though I presume the branding is a more or less interchangeable packaging detail from the other detergent brands produced by CPG giant Church & Dwight.
They will find another way to make it up
:vi is the ex command to switch to visual mode.
In a lose-lose game.
That would actually be beneficial to the innocent people if it gave them indemnity to prosecution! It's better to be cleared of a suspected crime than never prosecuted, in my opinion*.

* assuming the availability of pro bono legal aid as part of social welfare, a key part of any judicial system.
Classic used to be free for everyone as a browser applet on minecraft.net . It was always commercial, but it was free for most of its history. It was shut down for a few years because of the death of browser plugins and java applets, but then Mojang ported an older-than-the-last-classic-version version to wasm and made it available again at classic.minecraft.net (for free again)
Also, on Firefox Android Mobile, it flags private mode as an unsupported browser, and only displays the "Delete All" button at the bottom.
If it’s so much work to handle the data responsibly, maybe it shouldn’t be collected in the first place.
Already discussed:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37517216
> At my last company I built an ordered transaction outbox to handle this.

Almost all message queue/event streaming systems support FIFO (SQS, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, Kafka, Kinesis).

If you use one of these, it's easy to solve ordering.
Well, it's comics. I can't imagine he somehow ended up with the copyright on the art.
Cocaine is about surpass oil as Colombia's top export as revenues near $20B
I agree that material cost is not a major component of the cost in a lot of these products.

It's marketing, distribution, etc. I don't think inflation is their excuse to squeeze more money out of you as it is to spend more in other areas of the business, as they should.
Not to excuse Google but I think their main problem is that Qualcomm stops providing support for their chips pretty quickly which makes it much harder to run newer versions of Android that have newer kernels. Apple controls not just the OS but the chips as well so they don’t have to work around that problem.
Caesars Entertainment: Report of unscheduled material events or corporate event
I've been using Kopia for about a year to backup sensitive data multiple times a day into an off-site encrypted storage and it's worked like a charm so far.

The presence of a WebUI is so nice compared to CLI-only tools.
ChatGPT as a Custom Search Engine [Userscript]
So like an hour of revenue.
Looks very nice! Might give it a try.
If AWS tried to abuse its power, people would switch to another CSP.

While certainly, the shift would not be easy, but if AWS increased their prices enough, it could still be a savings in the long run.

EDIT: On the other hand, publicly traded companies are often extremely short-sighted because they have to make those quarterly reports, so maybe they would be unwilling to spend $X over the course of a year in order to save $X every year after that.
Yes, you can push the problem to your users.
Are there any new efforts to build an open source plex alternative? I know about Kodi, but it has its own glaring issues.
> So how does one anecdotal point show that ChatGPT is more reliable than human doctors? If that is not the point to these celebrations, mentions, etc that both of you are doing then I can assume that it is far from the case then, unless you have a direct answer to that question?

No one is saying chatGPT is more reliable then Doctors. Please keep this discussion grounded in reality.

> So how does one anecdotal point show that ChatGPT is more reliable than human doctors? If that is not the point to these celebrations, mentions, etc that both of you are doing then I can assume that it is far from the case then, unless you have a direct answer to that question?

It doesn't. It shows chatGPT beating 17 doctors in this case. That has NOTHING to do with reliability and that assumption is a big leap of logic you, and only you, are making.

> So obviously as expected you still need human doctors regardless, as LLMs are opaque black-boxes which have a lack of transparent reasoning with unpredictable outputs. Thus how does that mean it can be used for medical advice or not?

Yes, of course. That doesn't mean chatGPT couldn't be incorporated into doctors work flow and provide tangible value. No one is saying chatGPT should replace doctors.

Stop arguing against made up air castles. You are only fooling yourself.
> No “call us” or “send a registered letter during a full moon and low tide only” nonsense. It’s really great.

I am very skeptical even this is as great as some think. Outside CA, most companies can simply ignore these "viral" style laws with no consequences.
Umm what?? Cars record sexual activities? What the actual fuck.

I'm glad I don't own a car. But what I do in it is my business.
Costing under $100 and needing to be charged no more than every two weeks is an absolute killer app[liance?] for me. I have enough random crap needing constant charging or awaiting expensive replacement. So that's why my watch is a Timex (in low-enough light conditions its Indiglo backlight doubles as a flashlight. A flashlight!!) and my ebook reader is an e-ink device rather than a phone or tablet.

Come to think of it, having an LED screen of any kind is a big red flag where one doesn't have to exist. It's as true for guitar pedals as it for wristwatches - just one more thing that can break and may as well brick your device when it breaks unless your repair game and supply chain is strong.
What in particular do you not like about YouTrack?
Oh, so that's what this email was about.

I have already moved my plex to a home server prior to this, but this anti-consumer bs is just enough of a final push to move over towards the better alternatives.

Good riddance
I use theJoin app and extension.
Hm interesting name, I spent a few seconds on the site to figure out origin but no luck.

"Kopia" means "copy" in Swedish and probably more Nordic languages, too. Very hard to pronounce in English so it would be interesting to hear it said.
I agree, though I think I'm happier with quartz analog over automatic/mechanical. They're generally cheaper, keep just as good (if not better) time, and usually can have more complications for a lower price.

Granted, I don't really use the complications either, but I think they look cool on the watch face :)
Surely the CEO has both interests, and securing resources for themselves is of higher priority than securing them for others. They might be expected to hold proportionally more of it than others, but I also would not expect any half intelligent person to put all their eggs in one basket just for the benefit of others.
the LLM ouroboros starts with models being used to create training data for models.
Somehow I re-read your post like 4 times and still thought you were saying "get married AND your money back", not "get married or your money back".

So here I am, downvoting my own posts.

I will say that your idea is trivially gamed. What startup is going to keep the legal staff on retainer to sue every person who "breaks up" with their partner, gets their refund check, and uses it to buy an engagement ring?
Many brands offer Android watches (Samsung, Garmin, Huawei etc) , why limit yourself to Google?
If he's the "creator" of record, then he can give away characters, setting, plots &c. The words and concepts, as you suggest. So derivative works based on the concepts would be kosher, photocopies of the existing books wouldn't. New art based on old scripts might fly, though my gut instinct says it wouldn't, but rewrites with new art probably would, that sort of thing.
csvbase looks really good. Nice landing page, well written docs. Great work shipping.
I've Vim for years been using, but if one thing I could change there was, it the verb-noun order would be. The Kakoune[1] editor mostly like Vim behaves, but where Vim `dw` as "word delete" has, Kakoune it backwards has: `wd`. It might Germanic sound, but by first the range placing, Kakoune can a preview of what changed will be give. The more the command longer is, the more the command complicated is, the more this feature shines. It strictly better as far as I know is. A shame my muscle memory, and all default installations, are still with Vim stuck.

English swaps it around as convenient, so do common computer systems - you can verb(data) or data.verb() in the more popular languages and I think it's no coincidence that the popular languages have both or the languages which have both became more popular. If a choice is a toggle, one size nobody very well it fits.
Because they don't keep inventory of spare parts.

Devices cost a few $.

I guess that managing a warehouse for spare for all their products would cost way too much.

I'm sure they don't make spare at all.
They just buy one complete product made and packaged in Asia.
It's unfortunate, but I imagine Plex is often on the precipice of being litigated out of existence (whether or not said litigation is actually valid).
Is he taking donations for the legal fees from the upcoming Marvel lawsuit? He’ll probably need them.
So what does this have to do with me?
global is about geography.
Fact remains these dogs are literally killing people; over 50% of deaths in recent years.

I don't care one iota if it's "breeding" or "environment and socialization factors" or "CIA dog mind control"; this is a problem and these people remain dead.
> I mean let's be honest. Piracy is the raison d'etre for Plex just like porn is for OnlyFans.

Strange, I have been using it for years to stream my own movie collection (ripped by me from my own DVDs) to my chromecasts and phones.
Good news everyone! You can't afford snacks anymore.
http://web.archive.org/web/20230915153457/https://www.latime...

https://archive.ph/1ebn0
My thought was to have additional schemes depending on the length of the byte array. For example, if the position is an empty array it is the beginning position, if it is 1 byte it represents the most common positions.

"" is the beginning position

"0" is E4

"1" is D4

"2" is C4

"3" is E4 E5

"4" is D4 D5

"5" is G3

One could do a multi byte version where the order of popular positions is replaced with a crappy chess computer.

If there is no en-passant, no promoted pawn and castling is allowed you can use representations slightly shorter than 24.
> spirals rotate and interact... twirl and spread

A recent post about wavy Koch snowflakes:

Hevea Project: flat tori finally visualized - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37523563
Was anyone ever not hacked for using Sendmail? I lost count of the number of times the project included remote-code-execution-as-a-service in a point release.
Groupme? wtf lol
Jellyfin?
Look, I'm not sayin it stands for Pirate Netflix.. I'm just saying nobody has ever said it didn't stand for that.
Any comparisons to Restic? Looks like basically the same thing but with a GUI available.

Edit: Found this very ad-hoc "benchmark" from over a year ago claiming that Kopia managed significantly better deduplication than Restic after several backups (what took Restic 2.2GB, Kopia did in <700MB). No idea if the advantage falls off outside of this particular benchmark, but if it doesn't then that's a pretty big improvement. https://github.com/kopia/kopia/issues/1809#issuecomment-1067...

Edit Edit: Never mind, this benchmark was from before Restic supported compression, which is the why its size is so much larger. Feels like that should have been mentioned.
> Luckily Germany doesn't normally see significant earthquakes and the storms apparently haven't been severe enough to destroy any of them.

It isn't luck, if Germany had earthquakes they would have built the bridges differently. You don't build things to handle situations that doesn't happen.
Totally agree! So much that I wrote a whole article about it a while back!

"Why parquet files are my preferred API for bulk open data"
https://www.robinlinacre.com/parquet_api/
The easy way to get 20% team performance boost
I'd love to have a modern interface to my collection of legally acquired DVDs and BluRays and so on. It's pretty absurd that such a thing doesn't exist already. This isn't meaningfully "piracy" despite whatever the DMCA (and other laws our masters at the MPAA may have handed down to us) may say.
I just have my home pc set up as a media server and I share my videos folder across the network. I have a roku with a basic file browsing app that let's me see the files and I just use that. Never quite understood why an entire server and app was required for something that has been supported natively by any OS for years
This seems like an unnecessarily uncharitable view. Plenty of people are given support and love by those close to them. The overwhelming majority of such people do not become billionaires, or even millionaires. And at least in America, people who became wealthy generally did so by providing goods or services to others who voluntarily purchased those goods and services.

I think "self-made" is a shorthand for: the person didn't inherit the money, and engaged in entrepreneurial activity from which the majority of their wealth is derived. Of course there is an element of luck and being in the right place at the right time, and we certainly don't need to deify those people, but to say that "there is no self made anything" seems, I dunno, fatalistic.

Wealth isn't created by accident.
and bikes?
A CDN origin refers to the server where the content ORIGINates from.
I was on the same page as you, but a fairly knowledgable podcaster made the case that the weak link in these connectors was the flexy contacts, which are in the device on lightning devices and in the cable on USB-C.

I'm currently unsure which to believe, but I also kind of don't care anymore. There was never a future where Lightning was opened to the rest of the industry, and Apple never bumped it beyond USB 2.0 speeds, so I'm ready to just get on with it.

Except that Apple doesn't appear to be ready to make anymore iPhone Minis, so I'll be stuck with lighting for the next five years… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They lost their verification checkmark because they changed their profile picture - I can't believe this is the abysmal level of competence in news reporting and UAW official. Utter embarrassment!
I tried one of their legit movies once. It was super blurry and interrupted every 10 minutes by ads. It was ridiculous. I got the impression it exists as a scapegoat only.
My experience with Pixels has had them last about two years, plus or minus a few months. Always used a case, and the phones did not expire from direct accidents but thinks like the charging port failing (yes, I used a non-conducting tool to try to clean lint out). I loved the stock Android on my OG Pixel and Pixel 3 but the only thing worse than the phone needing replacement was it needing replacement after the extended warranty was past.
In unix the names of things are just based on what stuck and what was used. My favorite example of name evolution is the jump from `more` to `less` (because less is more...)
Initially in Oregon, $7,500 sessions have been known to occur. Granted, insurance likely covered most of it, but there aren't enough facilitators trained and the price is reflective of that.

Every 6-8 months another batch is trained, so it'll definitely not be the norm, but it's amazing that that sort of price can even be considered.

There will soon be a glut of trained facilitators and homogeneous tested biomass, so the costs of both will plummet in a year or two. I'd expect the pay to be what behavior health typically gets in their early careers, 40-60k max.
Why are we so concerned with nonce misuse anyway? I understood it at the time when nonces had complex rules, and when they were created deterministically. But nowadays it's pretty standard that modern algorithms work jut fine with completely random nonces, and it's pretty standard that you make them this way.

It being standard, they just come packed with the algorithm. IMO, worrying about bugs there makes exactly as much sense as worrying about bugs on the main algorithm. There's no reason to single them out.
I can assure you as a Californian that this law is not ignored. They are taking payment from my credit card so they can’t claim ignorance of my California address.
I am skeptical about the "observe any quota" part. Bandwidth is not free.
It just means that we need to build even more new housing to keep up with the demand, and that the situation would have been even worse if we hadn't built what we have.
I can't see how anything less favorable to the devs would not be instantly rejected in court, especially in the EU ?

Speaking of which, I don't see why the Unity using devs can't just keep using the old version of Unity, and therefore never have to accept the new license ?

(Of course I assume that Unity would have made it extra-annoying, because these changes don't just come out like that, but the point here is to give themselves time to find an alternative to Unity.)
How effective is Jellyfin as an alternative? When I tried it un the past it still had some rough edges (especially the app)
1. So this is a gambit in the contract negotiations, its unlikely to be taken seriously but can be given up at a later date. The first stage of these negotiations always has a ton of these whacky asks.

2. Since the concessions the union made in '00 (?) there has been a two tiered pay rate system. Essentially, 1/2 the wages for new hires (was like $28/hr for vets and $15 for newbies in '00). This has caused the big 3 to lean on newbie wages and sometimes do required work 6/7 days a week for >10 hrs a shift. So the new union boss is trying to make a point that equal pay needs to come back along with work/life balance even for factory workers.

3. I did some off the cuff math, GM+Ford+Stellantis did stock buybacks of AT LEAST 9 Billion to shareholders in '22. Estimates of the current kinda crazy opening bid at 40% raises + other incidentals is a cumulative 80Billion split between the big 3 from september of '23->september of '27 so 4 years or ~20Billion a year. A big number but remember the big 3 made something like 50 billion in profit, even subtracting that stock buyback first. So effectively the union is asking for 2/5ths of profits, or 1/3rd if you add in the stock buyback.

tldr; the money is there. The big 3 offerred a 10% raise, union wants 40%. My guess is they meet somewhere around 25%. Or about a year of profits over a 4 year contract. Big 3 would be stupid not to agree they are making money hand over fist and this still leaves them plenty of room to stay nimble. In addition they are losing billions a week with this strike.
The “rule of law” is all about who “technically” makes the decisions, and how power is “technically” allocated.
I broadly agree; the price didn't really bother me much (it's not hard to spend much much more than that on a watch), but one thing I never really forgave my Apple Watch for was the fact that I really needed to charge it every day. A Casio (or Timex) watch battery will last for years, upwards of a decade sometimes, they keep time perfectly fine, and are pretty cheap so it's not a huge deal if they are broken.
Okay, but when we're told to share our work for free "for the exposure", we're supposed to buy that and just give it away? They wanted people to use their product for free for the exposure. Changing their mind is one thing, making it retroactive is another.
The personal data handled by SAP, the ERP system not the company, is very well compartementalized and accessible only need-to-know. Assuming proper user rights policies and roles are in place, but that is on SAPs client, amd not SAP themselves.
Personally I believe that a touch screen mobile device is a degraded experience for any UX. This is just the cheapest way to manufacture a device so it's what has won out. But I hate the lack of tactile feedback and avoid using my phone for anything I can
Nice article. A lot of this looks very familiar from some demoscene videos.
I'm assuming it's a typo but "collage degree" is great as either a baseline inapplicable bachelor's for a tech job or a cynical view of the value a high school diploma.

Thinking about it I bet someone somewhere has a MA focusing on collage and produces incredible art, so no hard feelings here.
But Plex exists to share it with your friends which makes it piracy. It's their added value over something like Kodi.
I've given this a legitimate shot two times, both self-hosting and via a professional host and both times on I have massive streaming problems on a 1 gig connection.

It, on paper, has competitive features to Plex but Plex streams almost as reliably as Netflix does.
Though I get your point, from a quality of life perspective it seems like it would be annoying as hell to be under constantly changing carry weight limits.
I've had multiple family members and close friends with pit bulls. They are all extremely affectionate, loving dogs. I've also seen several of the aforementioned dogs turn aggressive in the blink of an eye. I think what makes them so dangerous is that people let their guard down because they think that their dog is special and not aggressive.
Addressed, I assume, to people who are not aware of that.
As someone who doesn't know either language, would love HN's opinion on this video that was recommended to me by another HN user on a Rust thread a few days ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-tb1ZfkwgQ

The general gist of the video is the creator prefer Rust for functional programming and programs without much state and Go for everything else. As someone who's coming from a React background I don't see why if Rust is brilliant for functional programming why it can't also be good for programs with state if the right design decisions are taken to handle it - can you not just use a redux style store with actions and reducers?
Mine was from Google Store fwiw
> Google's excuse about driver and firmware support does not and should not apply to the Pixel, which is a first-party device.

The SoC/Modem at the heart of the (pre 6) pixels is not first party, though.
If qualcom says "yeah, we're not going to bother backporting $newIssueFix to the kernel fork we used during chip development/bring-up" then there's not a _lot_ that google can do about it unless there's a contractual agreement in place.

Apple has been using "first party" chips for their phones since the A4 processor (~ iPhone4) which is why they're able to keep compiling new OS/Kernel for their older hardware so long as the device is performant enough to actually run it.

It's not a coincidence that google has been investing _heavily_ in making most of android super composable; large chunks of the HAL and system level components can be updated even if qualcom/mediatek ... etc don't do the work to get a newer kernel working.
It's historical data. There is zero reason to request it more than once a day, and the users of such data will be interested in wildly different filters or aggregates over that data.

If this were being used to get the current rates, then yes, it would be a terrible design choice. But there are other services for that. This one fits its typical use case.
the second error is because you need to add a `-csv` argument to sqlite