skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> While the Rust in this article could be a bit better (though that's nitpicking and explicitly not the point),

How so? While the Go seems very high quality, they are a Rust shop so I assumed the Rust is even better (I don't know Rust).
The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition
Having a friend attempt suicide by jumping (and survive after since emergency services got there in time) in the last month I read a book on tips to help the suicidal.

It was stressed again and again to remove access from firearms from them. A gun at home is far, far easier a means to a death known to be guaranteed and painless than the stereotypical means of suicide like jumping from a public structure or overdose---and to the temporarily distorted mind to which suicide is the wrong choice, this ease of execution of a suicide method that is so final and painless is material.

For how unlucky my suffering friend is, at least they did not have access to a gun.
Thanks, very valuable comments. I'll look into it more.
Also it's really weird that in a open source business, contributions come from people who never get a cent of the benefits which the founders receive. This to me feels very disingenuous. Profit sharing should be built in as part of these "open source" projects.
I feel like these concepts don't go well together in a single list. There's a big leap from "using logic" to using repetition, e.g., "of the people, by the people, for the people."
That makes sense to me. Ahr/ire is a pair that gets swapped or blended in other American accents as well, after all! Many Southern accents basically do the same kind of blending but in the other direction.
I'd say you got a lucky one. From Hamilton's own site -

> Most watches that do not have a chronometer certificate have an average course deviation of -10/+15 seconds per day. To be called a Chronometer, the mechanical watch mechanism must have an average course deviation of -4/+6 seconds per day.
I'm not sure that I follow: you chose options "-exc" so:

XTRACE (-x, ksh: -x)
Print commands and their arguments as they are executed.

So if you use "zsh -ec" does it still surprise you?

-x is the most invaluable tool in my shell-debugging toolkit. It is great to see every command evaluated and run alongside the script output itself. I use it multiple times per day at work.
Yes! Haha, thank you for that. Silly me! Hahaha. I made it public now. So ridiculous I posted a Show to 404 hahaha
>could
>maybe
>not really
Paywalls. Paywalls everywhere.

Have you considered trial periods, with and without credit cards?

This is not an unsolved problem. There are a million and one ways to monetize your user base.

Find patterns in what your most loyal users are doing. That’s where the value lies. Start by tracking events of everything a user does in the app.

Charge them for the thing they find the most value.

Try different price points.

Lots of things to try. Just start!
US deserts are full of life; they're very far from lifeless. They're nothing like the endless sand dunes we envision when we think of the Sahara desert, Saudi Arabia, or the planet Arrakis.
Interesting. Totally missed this news. Could you edit/post some links to this coverage?
Allegedly a week ago he broke into a family’s home, raped the woman, doused the couple in lighter fluid, and lit them on fire in front of their child. As the mayor said,

> "There is no way in Hell he should have been on the streets."
Right, but that is entirely unrelated to USB working -- the regulation exists long after USB had proven itself.. because it had proven itself.
> It looks like most of the recent commits are done by someone as mostly a way of learning and not for the sake of the project itself.

> https://github.com/apache/openoffice/commit/d2a7b3cc90e95392...

From that link:

> Most of the commits here seams to be mainly white space changes to random files.

It might not be "learning" but rather an attempt to game GitHub (e.g. rack up a lot of commits to important-sounding repos). My understanding is go around using automated tools to submit PRs that fix whitespace and typos in order to do that.
Is it bad that I knew that one without opening it? ... never mind I'll be over yelling at these young kids to get off my lawn :)
Also Elon showed with twitter that the company was indeed big and so many people were not required.
They sell them for like 20 times what they cost to make, according to https://seekingalpha.com/article/4472420-essilorluxotticas-m...
Don’t get me started on salt mills. Whoever convinced consumers that salt needs to be freshly ground is a marketing genius. So wasteful
so where's the virtual HUD ?
> BG3 is taking a genre to an entirely new place.

Is it? It seems to be ti be building and iterating on games like the Pathfinder CRPGs, Divinity, and older Bioware RPGs.
This is like Proust, and the obsessive deriver-of-original-names character. I'd say its convergent distinct stories, lost in time. Hackney in London refers to a the river bend on the Lea, and an island or peninsula in the river, then the region, Hackney Carriages stem from the horse, the horse's name has now informed french breeds.. its all connected. But, Norfolk and East Anglia aren't close to Hackney in London.
whataboutism doesn’t help an argument about needless waste
I mean, Hollywood unions have been a thing since the 1930’s, pretty much since the inception of the “Talkies.” So any loss in quality that you claim will have not been due to the unions.

In fact, the most likely culprit of any loss in quality is likely do to the studios and producers who have cut down on budgets, prep time, filming time frames and staffing which makes the existing workers have to constantly scramble to make a good product. And because of the staffing shortages, workers don’t have the same opportunities to learn the ropes from more experienced workers, so the ladder has effectively been broken. The unions are actively fighting the studios on these points because they care about the future of the industry. Without the union backing up these workers, the loss in quality would have likely been even worse than it is now.

Not every union is the same. Hollywood union members are incredibly hardworking, regularly working 60-90 hours a week in very physical and stressful jobs. Many of these workers are highly skilled and take their job very seriously. And they would be much worse off without the union advocating for them.

Bad customer experiences happen in all type of businesses regardless of union status. That shouldn’t distract us from the fact that many people that would otherwise be exploited would be far worse off if they didn’t have a union to represent them.
Is it $99/year regardless of local cost of living?

In that sense yes that is understandable.

As an American developer, $99/year is something I can afford, can write off as a business expense, and hopefully make back with software proceeds.

It should be noted, keeping the bar annoying but not prohibitive with a token fee does cut down on both junk submissions and malware.
COBOL is just a different "styled" language than the Algol family of languages. It is fashionable to dunk on it because of its english-like verbosity which is quite alien to Programmers who initially came from a mathematical background and hence were used to succinct notation. You just have to get used to it. My first job (decades ago on a mainframe) was in COBOL-85 and i found it fine particularly in its strong File handling capabilities which i used to build a simple RDBMS-like system.

You might want to peruse the wikipedia article just to see what it offers - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COBOL
This is awesome! My solution was to build an iMessage interface to ChatGPT so I can use it via Siri.
Primary site and blog for the Rapsberry Shake device:

https://raspberryshake.org/

https://raspberryshake.org/news/

with contact info for integrating your data into wider network, visualisation software, etc.
Are we talking about Cloodo? I just visited it. I spent about a minute on it, and have no idea what it is. For some reason it had some suggested pages for me, have no idea based on what, or what those pages are. The site looks like a LinkedIn feed with.. well... some content of some sort? Not sure what. Anyway, I couldn't even find a pricing page... are you sure you are providing a paid service, whatever that service is?
Something won, this place is a lot different than I remember it.
If messages need to be idempotent, I definitely recommend creating integration tests to ensure this from the sending side :-)
I'm sure MIT is fine - just looked, they have at least 50 million in leftover revenue from fy2022, and they have ~60 billion in assets.
Physical space is the answer. Board is very small.
Since Edge is built ontop of Chromium and it is a distant 2nd to Google’s Chrome would that trigger EU compliance issues?
I've never had a Mac and have no particular experience with it, what are the extremely pragmatic reasons? I know there are a few like HFS+ only allowing one file to be read at a time under-the-hood, but I doubt minor performance issues are the key reason for enterprise choices.
It’s amazing how crude our agriculture system is. We’re so focused on serving ads, automating cars, creating virtual worlds, building bombs… but we can’t create a meal without hurting animals or the earth. Even a planet full of vegetarians requires the most fertile land and fresh water to be used for crops. Take a drive through Iowa or the San Joaquin valley, it’s amazing how unnatural it looks.
When that was the dumbest thing we could joke about... Simpler times...
It's a good example then. Given that a Walmart parking lot is societally acceptable, fresh clean drinking water probably will be too.
That requires knowledge of rust and how deno work internally, it would probably be far from production ready…
Third party UI does not a FB alternative make.

Those only live because they're so marginal that Meta doesn't bother with blocking them.
Wondering if this will impact their manufacturing more, I can't find pi 4s anywhere except from some stores in the UK
I'm always wondering what kind of people prefer this syntax to more classical syntax
The problem with putting USB-C video on there is that USB-C is DisplayPort, and there's a good chance for various reasons (last time it was said that at least historically, the Raspberry Pi is a cut down version of a Broadcom chip that was used in a set top box or media player or something) the SoC only has an HDMI interface block on it and not a DisplayPort one. Thus, supporting this would require the addition of at least a converter chip, plus a Type-C port chip, which probably takes up valuable BOM budget. Given how few ICs are present on this board, this was probably not a feature very high on the priorities list.
zip-file-as-a-container-format seems pragmatic: it's a way to bundle multiple files into one file (easier to manage than scattering multiple files), it avoids introducing a new proprietary format, it can optionally be compressed, support for reading and writing the container format is already widespread.

To give two examples of prior art, it worked for Quake 3 data files (.pk3) & geospatial data files (.kmz)

Maybe it's not the best choice but it doesn't seem like a bad one.
Sadly, DisplayLink breaks that functionality (???). I've been unable to work around that breakage on my work Mac. :(
I agree, especially for programming language semantics or abstract compilation.

Also it is very useful for theoretical computer scientists.
Technically, the contribution limits for 401k are currently $66,000 but your employer has to do the heavy-lifting, though that won’t happen at most employers. You can thread the needle under very narrow circumstances to effect this situation by being appropriately self-employed with a number of constraints but it isn’t easy or common.

The US retirement system strongly and preferentially benefits corporate lifers.
Have a read of the back and forth, response seems a bit lacking to me?

"We are worried you are not experienced enough to run a root CA" - the community

"E-Tugra treated this incident with utmost seriousness..." - from some random gmail address

You can't make this stuff up haha
Is this sarcasm? Twitter has been less stable and has been making more dumb choices since Elon took over, and they've lost at least half of their revenue so far. They've lost literal billions.
A poorly implemented runoff would nuke a square km or five of ocean floor with high salinity waste. It would not impact food supply in any discernable way. The ocean is simply too big.
Question regarding this: should I print output to stdout and log to stderr? Or should only log levels Error and above go to stderr?
What about structured logging? Where does that go?
I ended up there too.

Nice for theoretical work, bad for practical work.

Functor is useful though.
I didn’t have access to a plan for a significant fraction of my working life.
My favorite is Red Dead Restoration: https://www.youtube.com/@RedDeadRestoration
https://www.immersed.com/
https://www.phoronix.com/review/raspberry-pi-5-benchmarks/6

Phoronix has a review too. As fast as the the Orange Pi 5, which is an 8-core.
There's an EU law that actually dictates that all coffee machines should turn off.

But I still don't trust it. I need to do the Japanese train conductor pointing and vocalising thing when turning stuff off when I leave the house for a longer time =)
There should be higher limits, but one reason there are limits is so that really wealthy people can't shield all their money from future taxes; we need to let people of more modest means get more gain though. Maybe you could have taxes on the pretax 401k but higher contribution limits (where withdrawals will owe taxes on the gain when you withdraw it), but some limits on roth 401ks, which are post-tax dollars with no tax at withdrawal.

That's kind of a mess of a description. Try 2 - double 401k limits, but still keep some limits so we get needed taxes at withdrawal.
That feels like such an understatement to me. macOS seems almost uniquely undiscoverable in my experience.

But this makes me curious! What versions of Mac OS nailed discoverability and how? I'd love to look at old videos and/or emulate hardware for them and play around.
Does Your VP of Sales Need to Be an Expert in Your Product?
It sounds like that might be it.

I love this. Sales are being whiny bitches because one part of the company improved a product to make it more customer-friendly and their short-term revenue decreased. Without them even once addressing the fact that improving Chrome as a browser will ultimately increase their market share and search volume.

It's great to see how shitty decisions are made inside big corps.
Seems like the TDP of these Raspberry Pis are really going up this time... On the Pi 4, it was possible to get it to pull over ten watts by overclocking it, and it had a bunch of hacky cooling solutions. It's good to know that the new version of it has a proper 4-pin fan header that doesn't take up GPIOs now, and the official looking fan/heat sink combination actually looks fairly nice and low profile this time around, and no longer relies on double sided tape to hold a heat sink onto the chip.
This is the kind of content that you just love to see when it pops up.

Gotta give this one to GPT-4 I think. I wonder how Mistral would respond if given this as an example of weak verses and told to step up its game in another battle.
That you can right-click is not surprising. That's not the major thing to be discovered. The major thing to be discovered is that the behavior, which intuitively, should be identical, is silently different.
Jerry is a real jerk.
Per bragr's comment, they are not doing their jobs now. What makes you think they will do their jobs in the future?
repeating something you want to emphasize seems like a logical choice to me, quite logical in fact.
In my early 20s I experienced communal living. We must have been around 120 young people, from everywhere, immigrants in a foreign country. The deal was that we took over 2 small empty buildings and made them ours. You'd spend the entire day with other people, everyone did what they could. Some cooked, some did repairs, some played music, whatever. I was a student at the time, was there for about a year before going back to real life. I've never been happier, that's truly what humans are designed for.
Indian research team develops indigenous gallium nitride power switch
Llama.cpp inference on fast cpus is perfectly usable for 70B parameter models.
> Leaked

Isn't a lot of RPi5 info now public?

For example: https://www.phoronix.com/review/raspberry-pi-5-benchmarks
Flawless victory
I wonder how our ancestors ever managed to do anything let alone build a world we live in without having someone to teach them empathy.

It's ridiculous.

We have a pandemic of narcissism thanks to social media and when they see this they go, great I can use that thing called empathy to get what I want.

On other hand I know people who have too much empathy living in constant depression, because, you know, there's suffering in the world. Somewhere.
a typical open-source business needs profit to be the ultimate north star.

I totally agree. We're making profit our north star in BrowserBox at Dosyago. It's a hard balance to strike, but absolutely necessary.

Catering to the price-conscious is a losing battle.

As for competing on price being bad...I guess that's true if you go free, but aside from that, I think there's markets/segments where that works. And if you have the solution that can support a lower COGS then you have the room for that too.

A great case for an open-source solution is when a transparency problem is present. What is a transparency problem? It’s when a solution being closed source creates distrust between the client and vendor.

I totally agree with that too. It's one of the reasons I thought going full open source would work for our cybersecurity market.

But I think there's also the reliability concern: many companies are concerned that going with a small vendor may lock them into a dead end if the vendor goes out of business.

Open source is like an escape hatch for the pressure of those concerns, by providing a guarantee that if you do go out of business they can keep using your product.

I see this as less about licensing and more about access to the code. Breeding self-reliance in your clients is a recipe for scalability, and helps solves their reliability concerns. If you're the only source for updates and changes, you're a single point of failure. Open source is resilient in that way.

Come check us out: https://github.com/BrowserBox/BrowserBox
As a sole proprietor, you can open a solo 401(k) and contribute up to $66k pre-tax in 2023. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.

Now healthcare as an individual is another matter…
On Amazon pi 4s seem to finally be back under $100, so at least in the US the supply seems to be catching up again.
Except the Pi 2s and 3s had a full size HDMI ports.
This is a USA doctrine, and fewer than 4% of people live there.

Just because this is a fact of life in the USA doesn't mean I want ALPR devices on every street corner telling Zuckerberg et al every time I go out of my driveway and where.
Searchable Database of the 183,000 Pirated Books Meta, et al., Used to Train AI
I guess we send in Nicholas Cage?
It's amazing how many people are unaware of MSFT's history of "embrace, extend, extinguish" wrt their competitors.

They've killed off huge swathes of potential usefulness over the decades by not leaving things alone.
What would be an accurate and neutral title?
Knot tying is amazing. After all these years it's still useful in everyday life. New knots are being invented... But the classic ones remain just as useful.

I like history, but I don't often encounter old technology with that level of modern relevance, so it really seems like something special. I'm surprised they don't make a bigger deal about learning them, like some people do about cursive.
Since it applies to process trees, I wonder what happens if you add launchd in there.
A lot of smart people and savvy farmers are working on regenerative agriculture. Monoculture crops turn the living soil into dirt, and there are simple, cheap practices to bring it back.
I can't tell if you're genuinely ignorant or purposefully misrepresenting nearly everything about the issue.

It's not a "security vulnerability" in Signal that the user can install a third party keyboard app that spies on them, even after the OS warns them against that risk, nor is it Signal's fault that keyboard apps are not required to respect the private-mode call/flag an app can use.

The only solution to close this hole would be for Signal to implement its own virtual keyboard, which would be a massive undertaking.

> They were told repeatedly for a year that Chinese Signal users were vulnerable and needed a warning in the app. They intentionally ignored the problem because the wrong type of person was reporting it.

Stop racebaiting - race had nothing to do with it.

Naomi Wu threw a profanity-laden, insult-filled temper tantrum because she was apparently the last person on the planet to get the "third party keyboards are insecure" memo, accused Signal of misleading marketing because she wildly misinterpreted it saying it guarantees users privacy, and was outraged the Signal app does not warn people using a non-stock keyboard that their privacy might be violated. She demanded they add a warning.

Signal said "not our responsibility to warn users about stuff they've installed" which is a reasonable take, especially since Android OS warns about security risks upon installation of a third party keyboard. Signal is not a vulnerability-scanning tool, it's a messaging app.

Moxinspike said he felt Naomi was making a huge scene about it to stir up shit on social media for attention, and I think he's right. Scroll through her twitter feed and you'll see she's like a Singapore version of Briana Wu; just one outrage-bait post after another...and lashing out at other developers, like the first page of her twitter feed; here's her abusively lashing out at the entire Mastodon dev community in a cryptic-passive-aggressive way:

https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/158953417392850124...

The tweet making fun of the "struggles of e-thots" was particularly rich, too.
Hitler uses Docker (2016) [video]
This seems strange for me, though everyone jumps on this. Most Go projects will use something like:

Handle(err)

which may take a line, but isn't the 3 lines everyone refers to, and often has a lot of extra logic.
Original link of leak https://go.premierfarnell.com/index.php/email/emailWebview?e...
Depends on who you ask I think.

It’s still up there.

Melbourne is giving it a good run for its money, and will soon overtake Sydney in population size.

Australian cities are confidently and regularly in the most liveable and most expensive cities in the world.
I’d love if old Blackberry shells became standard casing for such projects. Perfect keyboard, good display size.
Awful lotta work they've done to create a platform independant of Google and Bing (particularly with images), it would be a real shame for them if some silly privacy snafu turned them into LastPass (which had far more in quantity and severe in quality) privacy violations and blunders
And have been for thousands of years.

Monoculture is what's new and weird.
So it seems things can only originate from leftist thought, but only after Marx, nothing before matters. The world began in 1800. Marx gave light, and created the world.
The Best Thing About Amazon Was Never Going to Last