skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think that was poking fun at OP, because the idea that asking for permission is "literally 1984" is pretty funny.
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These are great, thanks for sharing!
https://veloren.net/
I'm a bit impartial since I'm a former contributor, but I think it's super cool.

Aside from that, the Bevy game engine also uses wgpu on non-web, but afaik no game of particular significance or player base has shipped with it yet. I think the biggest user of it is actually a software tool for mining (the hardhat kind), but it's a "call us for a quote" kind of thing so hard to tell how big it is.
(FWIW - with js blocked, I get an immediate 404 error.)
Oh wow that's the first I'm seeing that, looks like it's still available though a bit pricey for over 1 GB of memory.

https://up-shop.org/up-board-series.html

Then again that is severely dated, the Atom was a very capable processor... when it launched, almost a decade ago.
So, based on your views, socialists are incapable of genocide? Since it could be an imperialist smear campaign?

Every instance of genocide denial I know of also follows this line of reasoning.
Ok, I don't what that is, but I still don't know how or why you would think that it's propaganda?

I know you don't like and take issue with the article, but can you provide an alternate readily available source that accounts for the fates of these 56 men after they signed the declaration of independence?
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Orange-Pi-5-DT-Mainline-Patche...

I'm hopeful the effort to get the rk3588 fully supported in the kernel will be successful. I think you can already get it working with a vanilla kernel but you lose hdmi. Far from ideal but great progress so far.
You won't have to. They can all be stacked.
Read all your replies. I can only conclude that have no understanding of Hindus, Sikhs or even India. Forget understanding Modi. That is not your cup of tea. I see a lot of comments on HN mindlessly bash Modi based on the ridiculous, perverted view presented by Western Media. That is what is driving your conclusions. Indians know better as to what exactly is happening in India and why we voted Modi. The West will never understand either the political landscape of India or the dynamics of demographic politics. For starters, majority of the "oppression" BS in India (be it on religious, caste or gender lines) is manufactured by all parties (representing all strata of society) to garner sympathy and votes from gullible voters. The actual reality is quite the opposite. You cannot have a prosperous economy, in a Democratic setup, with continuous oppression. Just because few riots happened in some parts of the Country, does not mean the Government is authoritarian. Do not forget that India is a country of 1.4 Billion People. It would be ridiculous to generalize the Nation, its Elected Government or the People based on extreme issues (which are bound to happen considering how vast the Country is and how huge the population is).

Either ways, as sibling comments have rightfully noted, you are unable to grasp the true psyche of India and Indians. For you to truly understand India, you will have to stop referring to Western publications of India (which are so out of touch with ground reality it is hilarious) and move to India and live her for at least a decade. You will reach the same conclusions as Indians then.
Oh, I didn’t test on a pi, just a mac. And yeah the double write speed was super weird. Thanks for answering my internal question about why ~500MiB seemed to be the max.
That would be nice. However, the postal service is required to deliver your mail, and they make money by doing so. They have no interest in reducing mail and in fact have been advertising their “Every Door Direct Mail” service which is nearly impossible to opt out of. Look for “EDDM” label on mail and you’ll see what I mean.
Nice! TIL.

Exciting to see this upstream - something I didn't get around to with ccons which was one of the early prototypes of this built on top of clang (2009). Back then clang C++ support was still being worked on, so ccons targetted C. Later, I collaborated a bit with the Cling folks who I think did take some inspiration from some of my approaches (and likely some of the clang/llvm changes that I landed upstream for supporting functionality / bug fixes). Exiting to see this in the tree now!

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asvitkine/ccons/master/doc...
It's an interesting bind isn't it?

Which is better? To live in times of hawkish fervour, with the pointy
side of technology facing some external foe. Or to live in "times of
peace" when the bored, paranoid and over-zealous folks who are "good
with tools" turn upon their fellows to exploit and control.

Personally I am more comfortable when I can't see the words "This side
towards enemy".

Makes one think the best thing that could happen to humanity is facing
some hostile extra-terrestrial force.

But William James already explored that in the "Moral Equivalent of
War" [0]. We just can't seem to switch to seeing things like climate
change, or AI-driven MegaTech as an enemy, because we look at it, and
we see us [1].

[0] https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Moral-Equivalent-of-War, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_Equivalent_of_War_speech

[1] https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Walt_Kelly
Sure, they don't use bands requiring line of sight (though you can buy relatively cheap fast point to point wireless that's line of sight), but a mesh WiFi router that has 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz can reserve one for back haul.
Aliveness testing for mobile bot farms that got left on for desktop?
Mistral AI 7B Model released under the Apache 2.0 license
WebSocket Client in Node.js Core
Nobody explicitly said it wasn't functional, but the original question was "why would you do b (the 'V' shit), instead of a?" ('is this a joke?'), and the response was "well if you care about functional programming you would!" ('is functional programming a joke?'), which is heavily implying that the first example is not functional! (or 'less' functional)

That you don't recognise that is strange to me, and if after my explanation you can't understand that, I don't know what to tell you.
It's just so baffling to see the industry replace things with worse things, over and over again.

The upside is that sometimes we manage to do the opposite. Perhaps it's worth it.
Breaking Norms to Accelerate Objectives
If it’s proprietary, it can stay in they browser sandbox.
> The browser is essentially the operating system for most computing today

You're right, and it's such a bummer. I often think about how interesting it would be if we didn't end up with the Chrome/Safari browser duopoly and Windows/macOS duopoly on the desktop and Android/iOS duopoly for mobile. How cool would it be to see what the Amiga, Atari ST, Spectrum, OS/2, BeOS, etc... could have become with another couple of decades development. Even Windows and macOS would probably be different if they had to compete in a healthy, diverse ecosystem.

Instead, further concentration is probably going to happen once Apple allows alternate browsers. At that point, there isn't much to stop Google's Chrome from becoming the only application platform that really matters.
In the Messages app, next to the text field, there is a camera icon.
A browser permission that is OFF by default and automatically, swiftly returns to that state and reveals nothing when probed in this disabled state.

...And a law, that holds browser vendors accountable when neglecting this.
Right, 5 relatively cheap keyboards over the course of a few years is perfectly healthy
I believe so - I wrote a series of explorations of those ideas, starting with the theory that flow state is what happens when we don't create facts by orienting in time. Always happy to plug it since these ideas are at the edge of my intellectual capacity and discussing them with smart people helps them become clearer.

https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Time-dimensional-holons-expla...
Maybe I'm misunderstanding serialization here, but my understanding of it is that a program can serialize it's internal datastructure into a easily transmittable or readable format. And YAML is almost always a configuration format, (so a deserialization format?)

Edit:

> In computing, serialization (or serialisation) is the process of translating a data structure or object state into a format that can be stored (e.g. files in secondary storage devices, data buffers in primary storage devices) or transmitted (e.g. data streams over computer networks) and reconstructed later (possibly in a different computer environment). [Wikipedia]

So a serialization format is something a machine generates to store or transmit some internal data structure or state. JSON is an obvious example. YAML on the other hand is a superset of JSON with a lot of different ways to represent the same data. This creates a problem; the serializer has to choose which way to use. But writing YAML is simple, way more than JSON. Built in to YAML there are many things that seem to me to be made for the humans writing the format and not a program serializing to it. In fact, it's not often I see some machine-generated YAML, it's almost always something made for humans to write.
Congrats, you just made an argument that obtains against every single law ever written
As many others have said, please disregard this advice.

OP (and others), if you're using zsh or bash, just use |& instead of |. That's all you have to do

command --help |& less

It's shorter than 2>&1 and it does the same thing.
I cannot tell you why, or if in this specific instance they are forgetting or not.

My point is more of a general one. The hypocrisy of the masses is real. Most only really care about the instances they can perceive and accept all other ones as long as they aren't inconvenient.

I'm not trying to annul any judgements, merely point out that this is, in my view, no different than the already existing surveillance we live under. At this point having a camera in your glasses is merely a more convenient way to take pictures.

And it's not like there aren't already glasses with cameras, for example. If a creep wants to creep, they will do it whether we want it or not. I simply don't understand how this product changes anything in relation to what already happens.

We are already surveilled and creeps already take pictures.
Indentation changes the structure of the data. There is no deterministic way to auto format YAML, you have to make sure, as a human, that everything is at the right indentation level

- something
- a
- b

Is completely different to:

- something
- a
- b
Or download the Tor Browser?
>Have you ever had a decision maker who struggles to articulate what business decisions they want to improve? How do you handle that?

Hah, 90% of the time. I think a big part at being good at this job is being able to coerce that information from people.

You need a process of drilling down, kind of like the 5 Whys[0]. You want to make more profits, right? That means we need to either increase revenues or decrease costs. Are we measuring all these things (you'd be surprised at the number of seemingly successful companies who can't)? Okay, how do we affect revenue? By increasing the number of users or increasing the revenue per user. Are we measuring those things? And on and on. It's a perfect way to iterate, and as the company matures it can be infinitely more and more sophisticated. For lower level people, sometimes it means sitting there and watching them do their job.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys
What is it supposed to do?
I did something similar too, just beware of refurbishers putting cheap/trash SSD disks in those machine, they can stop working all of a sudden sooner than later (I experienced that on my skin)
Cats are solitary hunters. They're actually very social animals, but due to their small rodent niche they are very territorial as well (population density of rodents is directly proportional to viable population density of cats, so territory is a matter of life and death). The individuals rarely need meet save for mating, but regular social gatherings still occur and the relationship diagrams of each individual are far more complex than those of a member of a pack-based species. Humans' extremely long period of adolescence necessitates mated pairs and families, but I think our basic social pattern is more catlike than doglike in many regards.
That's a way better comment tracking system than Twitter's garbage thread implementation which Mastodon have cloned.
Before CORS, JSONP was one of the few ways to work around the same-origin policy.
It doesn't sound like a Signal's problem. When the user compromises the system, the whole system is compromised, not just Signal, and there are many ways to do it, not only keyboard, any spyware would do. IME is a system component, so it's the system vendor's problem that they neither provide nor recommend an IME.
It seems to even support two 4k monitors (probably in 60hz)!

And they advertise up to 3 monitors support.
yes

source: i am the creator of htmx
As a formal framework, probability theory relies on a series of axioms to hold (e.g. a measurable space of events), which enables a closure provided with interesting mathematical properties, but which is not necessarily representative of the way in which humans mentally form or process events. Given any description of the world we may always find a description which differs in some aspect from the previous one, adding any detail. As a modeling framework, the limitations of standard theory of probability to capture human reasoning is proven by the existence of several cognitive patterns (often named biases or fallacies) which do not follow what is predicted by the formal theory. The core limitation motivating the present contribution lies however in the mismatch between what humans see as informative and the definition of information given by Shannon, that triggered in the 90’s the introduction of Simplicity Theory (ST) . The present paper introduces a novel hypothesis concerning the theoretical bases which makes this cognitive model functional.

Unexpectedness and Bayes’ Rule – Giovanni Sileno and Jean-Louis Dessalles

https://cifma.github.io/Papers-2021/CIFMA_2021_paper_13.pdf
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> What Chomsky is saying is that if you include only the people who are "healthy" according to some subjective criteria and take a crossection of their moralities - the result isn't an empty set. Well duh.

Where do you get that statement from? I don't think he says that at all.

He says that the idea of morality is bound, i.e. it isn't infinite. I think that is easy to agree.

He also says that you can argue morals. So he doesn't argue for a cross section of morals at all, quite the opposite: he hints, in this short video, that you can analyse sets of morals for their consistency.

He uses the example of labour under slavery vs labour under a wage contract and how these different arrangements lead to different attitudes to labour. Implied is the idea that Chomsky is against slavery, but considers certain arguments slaveholders made valid.

Are you sure you aren't, accidentally, putting up a straw-man?
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> IBR (Internet Background Radiation)

that is really unpleasant.. engineers worked, companies worked and volunteers also worked to make the modern Internet, then selfish-clever, thieving, control-oriented militaristic jerks from WINDOWS filled the content with WINDOWS virus activity to play cheap stealing tricks on unsuspecting people. And you call it "the Internet" .. it has nothing to do with "the Internet" as much as the cheap and aggressive culture of BS from WINDOWS at that time
> After more than 18 months of hearings and reviewing millions of videos on the biggest international pornography sites...

I wonder, does this count as the French equality watchdog abusing its employees? We have generally not seen mildly on the mental trauma of such content review when tech companies do it.

Content ethics aside, I imagine the these individuals can no longer watch pr0n and might even have a traumatic relationship to it, possibly extending into their real life sexual engagements as well.
What a ridiculous article. This garbage shouldn't even be posted.
The more I look at it, the more I think that Deno is actually a perfect fit for infrastructure as code.

The first reaction I get is usually "What, JavaScript!?". Here is why its better than it looks like.

Deno easily runs TypeScript without a compile step. TypeScript is a very mature, developer friendly language that was designed to model the super complicated types often seen in JS. This includes unions and intersections which help you model complex rules between optional properties, as well as template literal types which can help you restrict string constants. As it happens, those same types of objects are present in our configurations.

TypeScript is also flexible about how much you'd like to model. Do you want only properties with really nice autocomplete with docs from the language server? Sure we can do just that. Do you want to only allow strings that look like a time duration for that property? Can be done too with template literal types. You choose where to invest your energy.

Building abstractions on top of IaC is seen as painful and obscure. TypeScript has tools to help you avoid that, such as api-extractor: https://api-extractor.com/ - it can enforce that all your function abstractions are documented and it can generate that documentation for you.

The larger ecosystem also comes with a lot of ready-made codegen tools that can help, from small modules such as json-schema-to-typescript (https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-schema-to-typescript) to larger mature projects such as jsii and https://github.com/cdklabs/json2jsii . They can be used to build the tooling to import things like CRDs and other external schemas.

What about running arbitrary code, launching rockets, turing completness? This is where Deno comes in, with its permissions model (https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/basics/permissions). You can allow only a subset of commands (lets say, `helm` and `kustomize`, while you're migrating away from them), a subset of (writable) directories, accessible network hosts - or none at all.

What about the pains of managing JS modules? Deno lets you import files directly from URLs. It also allows you to set private tokens in env vars to ensure the imports succeed: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/basics/modules/private - as a result, you can manage your IaC libraries the way that makes sense to you, without dealing with the unwieldy package managers of the node ecosystem.
So they’re just creating a vlan named “starshield” and then depositing $70M in the checking account?

Must be nice.

;)
Disgusting, but more people watch Tucker Carlson on YouTube than most of HBOs top shows combined.

America is really two countries in one.
It is source.

The data used to derive this model is not different from the brain and worldly observations and learnings of the engineers, which are not part of any open source materials.
I mean theoretically dupont connectors are rated for 2.5 A so two of them could get it done, but the current will never be completely equal across both and one may get overloaded. Maybe the safest option would be to find some kind of barrel-jack-to-usb-c dongle.

In practice I doubt it would be a real problem since you'd need to max out both the USB draw and CPU load at the exact same time to get the full draw.
Or marketing/management is making them. You can only have the energy to push back against so many things.
It's happening because the perpetrators feel empowered and free of reprecussions. Put people in the jungle they start acting like apes.
> “women, caricatured with the worst sexist and racist stereotypes, are humiliated, objectified, dehumanised, assaulted, tortured, subjected to treatment that is contrary both to human dignity and French law”

Is it just me or is this mixing wildly different things? Sexist stereotypes and objectification (note how vague that is) in the same category as (presumably non-consensual?) assault and torture?
> Why did you feel the need to quote almost all of a parent comment before submitting your own?

In addition to what parent said, sometimes people sneakily edit their comments after your reply, and the part you answered to goes missing/changes substantially.
What percentage of pornography is solo? Is that included in the total, or is all solo content in the 10%? What about gay male pornography?
That’s because you’re failing to differentiate a build process meaning compiling your stuff to an end result, vs. fine tuning an algorithm to refine code.
Side-note, this page is also the second menu item in the topbar, called "Threads" :)
A quick google/wiki/kagi/... search will shown that we know around 6400 mammal species, so the approximation is actually quite on point here
IDK, that seemed to be the vision even back in the Netscape days.
It’s what I’d expect. Zuckerberg will always remember what happened to MySpace and how easily it will happen to him and it is why he would rather bet the company on the metaverse and lose than go out with a whimper.
This hardly seems like a deontology vs utilitarianism thing. You can justify both those positions and their opposites under both systems.

E.g. i'm pretty sure every traditional rule system recognizes "inter arma enim silent leges" to some extent or another. I suspect those who claim they don't at all aren't really following a rule system so much as making things up as they go and doing whatever is convinent.
Future perfect

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/study-guides/french/french-ii/fr...
Seems to me if mice ever develop advanced intelligence they will either hate us for the experiments or be grateful to have the medical knowldge to extend their lifespans and cure every one of their disease under the sun. Maybe both?
Think of the children? :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Think_of_the_children

While red meat and dairy can provide certain nutrients, it's important to emphasize that a well-planned plant-based diet can also meet children's nutritional needs.

No adult mammals need milk to be healthy. Children who drink mother's milk are, of course, following a vegan diet.

American Dietetic Association

"It is the position of the American Dietetic Association that appropriately planned vegetarian diets, including total vegetarian or vegan diets, are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide health benefits in the prevention and treatment of certain diseases. Well-planned vegetarian diets are appropriate for individuals during all stages of the life cycle, including pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, and adolescence, and for athletes."

NHS UK

"A vegetarian or vegan diet can be suitable for everyone, regardless of their age."

British Dietetic Association

"[I]t is possible to follow a well-planned, plant-based, vegan friendly diet that supports healthy living in people of all ages, and during pregnancy and breastfeeding."
Which is lower after philanthropic giving.