skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>it almost seems to be trying to hurt the cause of the actors currently on strike.

Thats a lot less strange then it sounds. Sabotage is a real strategy and it has become incredibly easy with increasing tribalism and the inability to call peoples stupidity out. The rational goes the more i can make your side look and act stupid, the better chances for my side. It becomes increasingly easy if there arent any checks and balances in your ingroup. It of course leaves everyone in a worse situation but a lot of people dont seem to care.
N=31, okay.

By work, I mean the surgical procedures do not produce body parts that reliably perform the intended function. In one case, the hole closes. In the other, the arm-sausage rots off.

This comment section is full of people afraid of their HR departments, not people considering the actual outcome of the procedures.
I was wondering WTF .dom was, and how long that had been a thing.

> I would want to figure out the quality of domains in both used and unused spaces. A cursory inspection of domain files shows a lot of computer-generated domain names that follow a pattern of numbers, letters, and words. There is no way those domains were purchased by average internet users by hand, and were most likely generated and purchased in bulk.

> The most interesting follow up question in our mind would be - who generated those domains?

Those sound rather like DGA domains, so I wonder how much that's skewing their sample.

And I'm always rather skeptical of any "research" where the main conclusion is to buy their product. Still, depressing to see just how widespread domain squatting has become.
The future is now. And it sucks.
In either case I chop the vegetable up and go through three rounds of submerging, agitating, and straining. Seems to do the job.
Work at a decent restaurant/bar in a larger city.

The one thing the tip model does help with is providing a “congestion fee” of sorts. A server in the joints in describing making really good money - if the restaurant was paying say $50/hr it wouldn’t be feasible as patronage at the restaurant is very spiky and margins are low. This allows restaurants to effectively pay more during busier periods and less during quiet periods.

I suppose the same could be done by scaling pay rate by shift.
Plot twist: I get far more sync conflicts with SyncThing than I do with iCloud Drive.

Granted, I’m using SyncThing between 3 different OS platforms.
> It does look like she staged a murder scene from her books intending to frame her husband then came to her senses, doesn’t it?

Sure, if that's what you want to see. Or if the tabloid journalists of the day, who even by contemporary standards behaved themselves professionally with serene disregard for anything resembling honesty or morality, think it'll sell more papers to make it look like that.
Ah, yes! The almighty ever-watching God! You've captured my childhood, complete with a Roman Catholic education. The Internet still hasn't caught up with the RC thought system.

This Godly oversight was no problem (everything fit together pretty well with no one to question theology) until early adolescence, whereupon every time I reached for my joystick I knew my soul would burn in hell forever. I could hardly wait to confess my sins (to wipe my soul clean so, were I to die, I would not be cast into hell forever) and repeat the cycle.

This kept up until college when, in a fit of despair, I abandoned religion and gave up my soul (and religion with it) [thus committing one of the Seven Deadly Sins, despair. - RC theology may be ridiculous when viewed from outside but it's internal logic is very consistent!]

No fun, but given there was no outside influence that had ever led me to question the authority of the Roman Catholic religion, this was for the better.

I'm now at peace, but regret not earlier meeting someone who seriously questioned religion. My moral sense was always strong and stems from good parenting. I would likely be much farther along intellectually and emotionally without the religion.

Today God is still in the sky but he's not destructive or oppressive and pretty much keeps to himself. My childhood beliefs are now chapters in a child's storybook.
> People that use multiple devices may want to put everything in the cloud

Those people may learn the hard way that deleting documents on one device syncs that deletion to other devices in the same way that making changes to a document on one device syncs the changes to other devices.
>"I know HN members will be super critical as to "Oh this isn't Open Source" but you have the licenses available for review and that's where it really matters. The fact that the code is out there for review is a huge step and I hope more devs do it as it's a form of historical preservation in my eyes."

Exactly, and every time something like this happens, the inevitable "this is not really open" comes up, often in a quite hostile way. That's an absolutely destructive approach (because if it was fully open source, and some large studio just stole the game and re-released it, the same crowd would say they knew the consequences of open sourcing)

The "open code but not under an OSI licence" approach is I think the most beneficial for everyone (if we are talking about commercial software): users can inspect their copies, developers can learn from it and modify it, and the developers can live safely knowing that no one will steal their work or threaten to fork it.
6’1” and white with a degree. (P sure I’m average, could be ugly though.) It’s not a magic bullet. More money would definitely make it easier to wine and dine though.
It only takes a small nudge in the economy to force a lot of real estate back on to the market. A small uptick in unemployment could force the number of homes on the market to double or triple in certain areas.
Ironic about the other reply to your post - generally studies here are totally dismissed or not required - it’s supposed to be “common sense” when it comes to “the children”.

It’s so strange how whenever things are most important we tend to totally throw out scientific rigor. See SF abolishing math with zero studies or the way we construct school buildings with zero architectural appeal or the way schoolbooks are procured.

Methodology is a thing for nerds to use to build airplanes - at least that’s the attitude I get when asking other parents / teachers about data to back up their “overhauls”.
You'll see this happen whenever the tech becomes slightly widespread. When DALL-E was the only kid on the block, and stable diffusion and midjourney and such barely existed, the media was breathless with excitement over how cool these tools were. Then as soon as sd came out, and made image generation available to a ton more people, without corporate censorship and control, you started to hear about how bad it was, how it was undermining artists, and so forth
They really should have it use a pass phrase. Much easier to remember
> Dumb pipes and smart ends are future proof

Shell scripts should not live long enough to require being future proof. If you need to rely long term on some code, write it in an actual programming language
This is false. PE is made up of hydrocarbon chains. Fats are made of fatty acids esterified to a polyol backbone, commonly glycerol.
To eliminate work of course. To advance the state of technology where everyone can have the base essentials for free, or as low a cost as physically possible.
Hi, original author here. In my case it's not that I want to use git. I just need a way to see which files got changed. At least until I can move the last ones out. I still rely on one app that only syncs via iCloud Drive.
Not really, I have a Discord account for at least 5 years, I'm a member of several Discord communities and none of them are related to gaming. For me it's kind of a replacement for IRC.
No, on a regular account TikTok's algorithm will always send a few dozen viewers to any new video or any LIVE just to get feedback from users (e.g. playtime, likes, faves, shares etc).

I have an old account with almost 4000 followers.

TikTok just woke up one day and hated me. Hopefully it has a timeout on it.
I'm confused by the doubling down here, the bigs all sell cloud storage for precisely this use case. Syncthing might certainly well be better, but I've never heard of it, and billions have heard of iCloud.

It's besides the point: it's certainly not indicative of whether or not it's common sense that iCloud intends to sync documents.
Devices are just an interface for a lot of people, they might use dozens of devices during the period we (nerds) own a single computer. From borrowing their friends tablet, to changing their phone, to using a computer at a library or their office, they don't have a stable local disk. The cloud is far more stable.
Let's work with your definition of capitalism.

> Society could collaboratively endorse actions, eg through democratic choices...

There is nothing about capitalism which prevents this from occuring. People can be allowed to invest while simultaneously participating in a democracy which elects to provide all sorts of publicly funded goods and services.

What has never existed (to the best of my knowledge) is a society which prevents "the funding of an activity by people who are otherwise uninvolved in order to take some of the gains without direct application of work/effort," which is not also a terrible place to live.
OK I guess I’m not making myself clear. I am not under the impression that the RFID is required for the printer to accept filament. I understand that it’s a nice-to-have feature that makes it seamless to swap things out without punching a bunch of buttons.

You know what would make it even better? If those RFID tags were available to filament makers. This would improve the user experience.
So you can sell the LLC that "owns" the property and maintain the low tax assessment.
Local disks fail, and backups suck to restore, it takes time, and it's time you never planned on spending at the moment.

Buy/build a NAS, fill it with SSD's, run raid10, run fast networking, and then back the NAS up to the cloud, use the NAS for hot data. That way, when a drive fails, you swap in a new one, and forget about it, no downtime, no BS.

If your choice is between cloud and local disk, you've already failed.
That is incorrect, it is the offsite of /r/drama which is (was?) a totally different community and culture from /r/subredditdrama.
In the context of chatting with strangers rather than someone you know, I’ve never felt it awkward for the conversation to trail off and both parties move on to something else.
> How does Unity estimate the Runtime Fee when I have not supplied data?

> While we always recommend you supply your own data, in the absence of that, we will use our own data from Unity services that you have agreed to integrate into your project, and readily available external data.

> Does the Unity Runtime phone home by default?

> It does not, unless you have hardware stats enabled.

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I'm not a gamedev nor have ever used Unity to develop something, but those two sections seem conflicting. Can anyone kindly explain how they have their "own data from Unity services" while the runtime does not phone home by default? Thanks!
You might not be good at reading, blind, do not have the time to read and the money to buy audiobooks. It's far from perfect, but it's better than what these people had before.

Making these works available to most people is the goal of Project Gutenberg and this is another step in that direction.

They do not have the money to hire voice actors to record audiobooks even for their most popular titles
This. Turning sync off shouldn't delete notes from iCloud. It just doesn't sync the notes from iCloud to the specific device in question so they are not visible from that device. To confirm OP could have logged in icloud.com from browser and seen the notes there. Then you can decide on a per-device basis whether you want to sync notes and have them be visible on that specific device.
There are plenty of PSYCHOLOGY tools. I myself from childhood practice eastern martial arts (Kung-fu). My friend practice Tai chi. Other examples are Yoga, or Buddhism. But also exists western ways, like just go to psychotherapist.
It’s not but it’s obvious from the context, which I think is the point. A GPT-4 LLM could probably figure it out from context, but most text to speech models probably don’t have as much semantic training.
What on earth are you on about? Is this just “USA has problems argh argh”?

The reason the gun issue is hard to solve is extremely, extremely obvious. The early designers of our country wrote specific words on a particularly important document. Agree or disagree with those words or think they should be changed or whatever you want, the “why” of it being difficult to fix is self-evident to anyone who can read English though.

Huh… DHS says TSA fails 95% of penetration tests.

Let’s try two interpretations:

1) DHS thinks TSA is “ineffective” (your interpretation) and yet continues to commit $9B+ per year to it for… no reason? Because they don’t have other programs to fund instead? To soothe the public while simultaneously publishing the 95% figure?

2) DHS views TSA as one component of a risk-based “defense in depth” strategy and thinks its contributions to that overall system, despite failing most actual penetration tests, is worth $9B+ per year.

You know if you got over the “USA stupid bad mean” the world would be a lot more interpretable.
Ok, show me the actor who is afraid of losing a meal ticket by not getting to bring their talent to an audiobook reading of Discourses on the First Decade of Titus Livius.

Do the author and the imaginary picketline behind them take issue with Librivox recordings of public domain works?
I get that you feel that they're the same, and that makes sense since you founded both projects. But what is publicly visible communicates something very different.

For example, the press release entitled "Harness Releases Gitness" is clearly describing the release of a new Harness product, not a rebranding of Drone [0]. And your README doesn't say anything like "Gitness is Drone 3.0", it says it's "powered by Drone".

You also didn't merge in a branch that built Gitness on top of Drone. Instead there's one commit that removes every single line of Drone code [1] and then another one that adds all of Gitness [2]. There's no continuity in the history between Drone and Gitness; Gitness effectively originates in one big "Initial commit" that just happens to be in the same GitHub repo as Drone used to be.

Two thirds of those stars were earned before Harness even acquired Drone [3], and it feels weird to me to see them used to push Harness's strategic move into Git hosting, even if that move is led by Drone's founder.

[0] https://www.harness.io/blog/harness-releases-gitness-open-so...

[1] https://github.com/harness/gitness/commit/7ab205375f34ab3850...

[2] https://github.com/harness/gitness/commit/e0aa6cb81ae73c0877...

[3] https://star-history.com/#harness/drone
Mentioned this in another comment but one thing to consider is patronage at a restaurant is very spiky. Busy shifts and slow shifts. Paying all servers say 50-100/hr and raising menu prices to match would be prohibitive as the quiet shifts would kill them.

Not requiring tipping but any model that allows pay to scale to volume would account for this.

We see something similar where I live, restaurants are adding a %age based fee to go direct to kitchen staff. In my state tips can’t be split with BOH staff. This allows the owner to pay the BOH stadf more but scale it to actual volume
Malware built into iOS makes it impossible to install Syncthing[0], which is a problem for most of the people who use iCloud tp sync their files.

[0] https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/102
I could write many Series A angel checks if I only had a penny for all the tickets on product issues I've had that were never resolved.

It's for this reason if I find an NPM library that doesn't meet my needs and I have the time, I'll write a new one that solves only my use case.
Why don't more climate scientists cover mismanagement?
Like letting dead wood pile up and not doing forest management?
Now scientists say they know where The Black Death started
Yes? People who are bad are usually bad precisely because they are capable of rationalizing bad behavior.
This objection is obviously rote, and is entirely misplaced.

Not microwaving plastic isn't a moral failure, it's a safety hazard due to the plastic falling apart. But if everything you consume is full of microplastics, then worrying about these microplastics is likely a waste of time.

Saying that the environment is so full of microplastics that conscious efforts to avoid them will be a waste of time is the opposite of excusing companies for filling the environment with microplastics. It's saying that the only thing that will be effective is to attack the sources rather than lifestyling your way out of it.

You've confused health for morality, then gone on to give a lecture about it.
| on the verge of misinformation/pseudoscience.

Can you cite an example?
AGPL3 doesn't cut it if you want to allow "take literally every piece of this code and remix it into your own possibly closed-source game, just don't try to appropriate my game". it's sad that such a common-sense intent is so hard to work into a legally sound license.
Somehow I feel that changed recently (post-COVID?).

I remember having lots of random conversations with my seatmates on planes, and I’m not the type to talk to strangers myself.

It used to be normal to always ask something along the lines of “where are you headed?” and maybe let that evolve into a chat about shared experiences about cities and places. I still remember some of the fascinating people I met this way and will never see again.

But in the last couple of years all my flights have been purely transactional where not a single casual word is ever exchanged with anyone.
Sorry, I tried to edit my post to clarify that better. What I meant was something like it reappeared with some messages between from yesterday, then the week before, but not very cohesive. Like some deletes failed or something. It was like a chosen few messages survived, and waiting longer didn't seem to have any effect on them disappearing.

I'm sad I had to delete the conversation, but this wasn't the first time I was sent an image or something and it.. just wouldn't be there on a device and there was no way to make it download. So it seemed something was corrupt, or misbehaving.

(As an aside while trying to sort everything out over the past day or so, a message from someone else was only on my iPad afterwards (it disappeared from my Mac and iPhone), and toggling sync did not cause it to propagate anywhere..)
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201370
It's supported on Mac/iPad/iPhone and you get a popup granting approval. It shows the standard screen sharing UI while the session is ongoing.
We have enough physicists that teach the Copenhagen interpretation as fact to layman and college students.

Why the double standard?
Holy crap that's terrifying! Thanks for the link
right, i should have made that distinction!
Given that the problem is not the microwave, but the combination of plastic and heat, this may also affect sous vide cooking. I wonder if there’s a specific temperature at which the plastic breaks down and if sous vide can stay beneath that?
The article is just wrong. SAG is trying to prevent the specific companies that hire their members from recreating a performers actual visual or vocal likeness without compensation or for very little compensation. To the extent they oppose a “generic” AI voice it would be in the context of that voice being trained on material that was originaly created by SAG performers or under SAG contracts and used for training with little or no compensation.
I was just mentioning it in the same spirit as the parent comment. It's not about "billionaires bullying" at all but the fundamental disconnect engineers often have to user experience.
If only there was some way to connect 10x SWEs with 10x MBAs :/

An 'accelerator' of some description, perhaps.
If the problem is, as you say, "less supply" that means that it's mostly a local problem requiring primarily local fixes. "economists, policymakers and even the fed" aren't local actors.
> If you read books out loud or are an extra you don't and honestly shouldn't expect an income from it

It's the other way around. If people cannot expect an income from doing work, the work will be left undone. Or it will be done poorly by cut rate profiteers.
> I make my money doing literally whatever I want, on projects that I find much more exciting, with ample time left over for nature walks, rock climbing, reading, and more. Unlike these authors, the money I make is not the most interesting part of my story.

Good for you, little man. How did you manage to find a moment to write this spiteful comment with such an interesting life?
We have millions of digitized books by now. Only a very very small percentage of those are worth spending the money to turn into an audiobook narrated by a human.

A lot of people do not read books (for various reasons: they are blind, they are driving, they are jogging, they are doing chores, they just don't enjoy reading), leaving millions of pieces of art inaccessible to them.

Getting TTS quality up to near human narration level means absolutely everything will become available to them overnight.

It seems like a big win to me.
Serbia, 9km from Belgrade, got fibre, gas, and the usuals. Vikendaško naselje. 15 min by car from 2 big private schools, 20min from nearest big shopping center, 25min from Galerija (elite shopping), 25 min to airport, 30 min to downtown belgrade. Also got public train (800m) and bus stop (200m). On a hill (320m), wind intersecction, also got an actual spring on the property.

Who wants to live in polluted Belgrade though?

I’ve also got Croatian passport, considered Istra (Pula), but no private schools, and much higher taxes. By car I’m in Pula in 6 hours.
Not really, if the conversation is not going well then you just do your own thing that you would have done, if you hadn't have tried talking.

I've had many fantastic conversations with people on planes and few meh ones, it's deffo worth putting a bit of effort in.

where is the risk?
"Cleaning" used to mean eliminating germs as well as dirt.

Although I saw a product in a grocery store labeled "pro-biotic" cleaner.

Maybe it's a generational gap.
Is their 600$ hammer still in R&D?
Jep, i am really salty about that too. I used to store my Calibre library in the documents folder (where else would it live, right? Free backup included!). A while ago I discovered several book folders nested in the library that should contain the actual epub files… are empty. The directory structure is there, the database entries are there, but the book files are gone. Not all of them, just about 40%, at random.

Moral of the story, don’t store anything in iCloud Drive you like, especially not your books.
Screen and voice actors have already put out of business legions of live performers, such as burlesque shows, stage shows, minstrels, etc.
Honest question: as somebody using the terminal mostly for things like ssh, screen and emacs in screen… why should i care about terminal speed?
Despite risks fish farms are booming in Africa
Good for you.

I ended up with a bunch of users who used chrome without adblocker, downloading crap.

In the end, I diverted the chrome shortcut to Firefox, which is good enough with ublock. Wouldn't install them, Brave. Don't want them to come back to me asking about that crypto custerfu.
Can you make some money with that bet?