skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Linux definitely can be fast, but in my experience it starts slowing down as you install more services and tools

There's a weird tendency to put things into multi-user.target to have them run at boot, even if they are not actually required for user login. There's no actual need to start openssh before gdm, but that's how distros set things up.
The comments in that thread are really something. I think it's better for it to stay flagged. Alternatively all the green comments should go.
As I'm writing this from the UK I'm not sure I see the "worked out pretty well", especially considering the bakery below me who had to let go off my cousin and the town centre which looks nothing like my youth when it was filled with big stores.

Btw, we British at least try to maintain the appearance of sensibility & wisdom so there is a quasi attempt to address my concerns from the OP with a different minimum wage for those under 18 and a government push for apprenticeships/trades.

That said, it still temporary band aids that doesn't do much of anything. Its also worth noting, the highest minimum wage here is just about $15 and thats in London.
looks like Discord users searching for the block found this thread and signed up to comment.

the block is real tho. I can't login through my desktop client. Using the browser app works though. Maybe they disabled the Cloudflare CDN on their website as an emergency fix but couldn't easily do it for the desktop (i assume electron?) app?
Agreed, but only because of the word "blockbuster," as there will be approximately zero of those within the 10 years (at least) the GP is proposing.

I don't know for sure what the movie business will look like in 10 years, but one possibility is that everyone is able to create their own movies just by describing them, and a small number will say some variant of, "Give me a biopic of this Richard Stallman guy. Base it on his wikipedia entry and whatever else you know about him. Make it factual but an action neo-noir; you know what I like. Probably starring an amalgam of Bogart and Mitchum, the rest you can just make up."
I'd argue that the need to provide a specification for ASCII as an 8-bit format is pretty strong evidence of the existence of ASCII in other formats :)

Edit: to clarify, there's a spec for ASCII-as-8-bit-with-top-bit-clear, but it came some time after the ASCII spec and if someone needed to define that later it strongly suggests some people were doing it differently
Government can take away all your gold: https://theconversation.com/how-the-us-government-seized-all...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102
“The DNS Camel”, or, the rise in DNS complexity (2018)
Ask HN: Is the privacy battle lost, for all intents and purposes?
Is taking the time and trouble to bypass data gathering apps, companies, and websites hopeless, a kind of virtue signaling? If all your personal information is already scattered around the world on a zillion accessible databases, why bother trying to keep it private anymore?
I would assume that most companies are not large enough to need badges, but also that the smaller number of large companies have a higher percentage that do.
https://ossia.io does some of it, I've been working on a new release that also supports the whole QtQuick stack in the node graph items but you can already combine videos & shader effects. There are also text and image nodes but i want to redo them, they were quick and dirty prototypes for an exhibition and don't support some of the use cases artists using the software then came up with, e.g. sifting through gigabytes of images more or less instantly.

The underlying C++ part of this is kiiinda independent of the rest of the app, at least the graph part : https://github.com/ossia/score/tree/master/src/plugins/score... - I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to extract this folder specifically. Shaders use the ISF specification (https://isf.video) and the backend is through Qt's RHI so things are then mapped to metal, vk, d3d or GL.
You are the one misrepresenting risks. In addition to what other person said, majority of homicides is among people who know each there - people killing their own partners, families, friends, business associates and partners in crime.
Why do Indian and chinese buy "gold culturally"?

Would it be the same reasons african americans rejected the covid shots in greater numbers than the rest of the US population?

Maybe they perceive something "culturally" , or maybe something historically....which has not been forgotten?
Possibly, but then I think to all those thousands of companies still on timecards. That must surely make up a healthy portion.
You can still create "app registration secrets" that last for up to two years. Until recently, you could create essentially unlimited-duration secrets.
and simply "discord cloudflare"
>> "IoT devices still speak RS-232"
> This is actually dangerously untrue!

They very much do. Maybe you are thinking of modern low voltage devices? Where yeah you do not use that as much. But modbus and rs485/rs232 are very much alive in the industrial world where IoT is quite alive.

> But modern modems aren't connected over serial.

They are. Just not necessarily what you consider RS232. Usually when I did this a few years ago it was USB lines. Which is a serial bus.

The AT commands are still used in pretty much all modems. Which you have in your pocket. That is how the cell modem sets up the call to the phone network. The venerable ATDT is still used all the time to setup the call to the network. The AT command set was for setting up the call and controlling aspects of the call (like max speed and protocols you allow). The auto negotiation is one layer out at the network/modem level. With older modems they had a speaker that let you hear it. It was that distinct tweeting with a buzz with a fade out. You just no longer hear it. AT did not do that at all other than kick off the process and setup the registers for the modem to know what to do at the negotiation step which is defined in the spec. Still all there.
What if you hid it well? How are they going to find it?
16th-Century Debate on Native Rights: Catholic Theology to Early Human Rights
But autistic people are not doomed. They can learn to avoid problematic behavior. Pretty well.

As well as the rest of the population can learn about the difficulties autistic people can encounter in a mostly non-autistic setting and be more understanding / show some empathy.

It's a long way though.
reminds me of werkkzeug which was used to produce demos by farbrausch back in the days

https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=12511
Yes, I have also seen these label accounts, but somehow, I mostly end up with labels using artists accounts. I guess they don't really want to migrate because in the end, it makes the label less visible when doing so... I think it would be in Bandcamp's best interest if they would pressure labels to take this step, but maybe it has other consequences for labels I'm not aware of.
Dupe:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37695865
Uber had a similar setup and used it multiple times. Locking stations when you get up as a matter of policy is smart anyway, but most places don't automate that.
Futurama have been very clear on the subject: all internet, and this new toy included, are done for certain kind of virtual contemplation only.
Your viewpoint isn’t without merit. I think it’s just a cost/benefit analysis issue though. Each platform has its own warts. For Microsoft, they built much of their business on backward compatibility, so breaking with that would be tough. As concerns the cloud, MS does partner with Canonical quite a bit, so it isn’t as if they are dogmatic in their tech stack. This issue seems more of a company one and not a technical one.
I don't understand the bit about the AM radio. Surely he must have meant something in the range of 0.5-1.5 MHz, which is the typical band for AM. I don't think a radio broadcast receiver could pick up an EM signal in the sub-20 kHz range.
> Apple prices are just a tax on people who are bad with computers

That's kind of the beauty of it. You don't have to be good at computers to use Apple devices and get things done. I think people forget that nobody buys a computer because they want to use a computer. They buy one because they want to run Office or GarageBand or Photoshop or Portal etc...
It was the first google result for me when googling. So here I am.
I think you might not be considering personal bugfixes (X interaction is great for the common denominator, annoying to me), long-term support (I want to use my device securely in 2045), or custom features (I want to be able to do X, but only 0.001% of people care so Apple doesn't). I use Android, so I can't be more specific. I have heard the unverified complaint that Apple sometimes slows down old devices as new ones are released, which would be impossible in FOSS.

Apple is ultimately going to work in their own best interest. Their particular brand aligns that with the consumer fairly well, but there will be disconnects.
It's a pity about Teensy3 being effectively gone. I've got numerous eurorack modules based on the Teensy3 12-bit onboard analog output.

The trick there is twofold: one, if you're doing traditional digital audio, this output has a very 'old school sampler' sound that takes well to further processing. It's a really primitive output with a lot of character that sits well in a mix or performance: no trouble building an entire mix around sounds coming off this output.

Two, because it's directly built into the Teensy and doesn't have as many intrinsic assumptions about what digital audio is, you can overclock it to sample rates as high as a megahertz or so, while still running the same audio library. That means if you're just putting out a square wave, the ONLY limitation on your quality is aliasing, as bit depth no longer matters. If you're doing multiple square waves you still don't need full use of the 12 bit analog output to do it. And if you're at 1mHz aliasing is next to nothing, so all of a sudden your cheesey 'bad' output is in fact shockingly good. Even waves which do require the 12 bit resolution are a lot better with no significant aliasing. I run four-note chords with two oscs per note, portamento, and additional waveforms, on a single Teensy, at upwards of 300kHz.

From what I can see, no audio hat does this. They're all mediocre CD quality. I'm sure you could build a ladder DAC out of raw digital outputs on a more modern Teensy and do just as well, especially if you ran even lower bit than 12 bit. Teensy3 has that analog pin just right there, though. Lovely :)
That’s hilarious considering one of Apples most loyal bases is software engineers. Even a number of Linux kernel maintainers are on MacBooks
yea blocked Discord users googling for help and it's the first result. it being flagged doesn't take it off Google though. It's the first hit for me when Googling "discord block"
In what sense? For instance, if Google stopped developing Android, do you think Samsung would stop making phones? Or would they switch to pushing Tizen forward instead?
Those 3 points are only teaching despair. The more useful thing to teach is who we can blame, and how to reclaim actual privacy and security… even if it means using the dreaded regulation hammer.
They already tried that, it was a failure.

https://venturebeat.com/games/valve-unveils-13-partners-for-...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Machine_(computer)
This is super valuable. I see the same things helping game devs with marketing: they're often too keen to put energy and money into marketing when they haven't identified a niche or reached acceptable levels of polish.

If the consumer can't quickly tell what your product does and why it's great, stop wasting your time and fix those problems!
I think the point is that most people have extremely-low-to-zero motivation to spend time actually thinking about that question, so they pick whatever makes the request go away. I know I'm like that, exemplified by the fact that if the question is mandatory, and I pick something which triggers an extra text field for more information, I am much more like to try and change the intial option to something that doesn't require the extra input rather than having to think about what to write.
A lot of firms optimise for work done, goals achieved, milestones met etc.

(some) labor detached from Value = Hours worked a long time ago, but people love to beat that poor dear horse. Shem, poor horsy

climbs onto soap box Step right up ladies and gentlemen and hear the benefits of renting access to your skills vs selling your labor!
This is the french internet police. As french myself I'm not surprised about this anachronism touch.
Winblows
"Hi, Costco. We would like to subpoena you for the customer records for every person that bought gold. Note that 'would like to' means 'are going to, and you will comply'. Love, the US Government."
But what if you enjoy the hunt and building this by hand?
I think Twitter has changed quite a bit. I don't think you have to use the new name. We can talk about "old Twitter" or say "Twitter used to be better."
Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.
My apologies, you're right (and I say this as someone who has REed devices with an LTE modem connected over serial, so I really should have known better). But I would certainly still assert that the choice of the AT prefix was for compatibility rather than for line speed detection.
1) Once you consider resale value, total cost to own an Apple product is often at par or lower than a comparable Android/Windows product.

2) I’ll mostly give you this one, but I do enjoy not getting calls from my iOS-using grandmother about “they told me I needed this new store thing for candy crush”, like I did when she had an Android tablet

3) Pretty easy to repair the breakable bits in an iPhone. If iFixit can sell $29 battery tool kits, that seems like a pretty low bar.
Are there countries where the police don't track where you are at all times?

There is a qualitative difference between "could, with a valid reason and manual effort, track" vs. "automatically tracked and shared with your management chain".

Any company with badge readers has an access log. In the before-times, that log would only be used for a legal or HR investigation, after the fact, when there are other performance problems.

This is going to be used to punish employees, semi-automatically, probably even if they are otherwise performing well.
Samsung is the Android market leader.
Many Wordle users cheat to win
I'm so happy to be wrong about how Proton/Wine taking over might result in a suboptimal user experience for gaming on Linux.

On my Deck, I couldn't care less if the game was a native Linux version or runs via. proton. The experience is so smooth. And more and more game developers are willing to get their games to run on Linux now.

It is honestly nice to see so many famous tech youtubers pushing videos on how to get Steam OS to run on their gaming devices. Thanks to Valve for changing the Gaming Landscape on Linux.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.02110
Thanks. What I am getting from this is that pi is believed to have this property, but proving this is still an unresolved problem.
Physical gold is absolutely a "long-term" strategy.

IMHO, coins from reputable national mints are best b/c easy to verify w/o assay.
I mean, possibly? The loginwall thing is a fairly obviously silly strategy which they may not be excited about doubling down on, though (I would expect it's fairly likely that the loginwall gets reversed at some point; they've already stepped it down so that non-logged-in users can see tweets).

But honestly, at this point, _everything_ about twitter is up in the air. Who knows what state it'll be in in a year.
No doubt, Radio Caroline and Radio London both operated offshore

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Caroline
This use of AT commands in 4g modems was really something that made me laugh out loud when I started dabbling with those devices. The muscle memory still worked. The lack of dialing and modem sound was a bit of let-down, though.

It is astounding that the 3g/4g modem industry did not come up with a better way to talk to their devices. Even ISDN had a widely implemented proper API.
yeh pretty much
These links never work anymore for me and many others because of an infinite captcha loop. Wayback Machine works for me tho: https://web.archive.org/web/20230929092330/https:/www.busine...
My high school used to track attendance on if we showed up every day or not. Was I supposed think this was odd?

People can debate endlessly over the benefits, or not, of working in an office but it’s a perfectly reasonable thing for a company to want its workers to show up at an office and reasonable to measure if they actually do. This is a non story.
Yes, the AT command set is used in modern modems. But they didn't choose to use it because of the line speed synchronisation properties.

(Edit: and while the AT command set is supported, modern systems tend to use custom command sets in preference. For instance, Qualcomm modems support QMI which provides a binary interface to the modem and modern phones will tend to use that in preference)
VISA only charges 0.4% fees to Costco
my theory is its blocked pc and laptop users so they can fix the problem and no more hacks, since U cant hack on phone maybe thats why it works only there?
It isn’t even that per-se. It’s treatment of dividends as income vs long term capital gains. Very, very different tax rates and degree of flexibility re: when you’d get taxed.
Germany has quite the difference between file sharing and streaming. Copyright lawyers got their initial foot into the door through people also uploading during torrenting.
I didn’t think anyone wanted to open that Pandora’s box with respect to hourly workers lest people start suing for unpaid work using badge in time as evidence. As long as they don’t track it too closely they have a lot more plausible deniability for wage theft. Once they start tracking it, the lawyers can start manipulating juries.
I think of our company as an "indie" startup and we use Office365 for email. There are a bunch of things that I hate about it but what are the plausible alternatives? Before we moved to O365 85%+ of our emails landed in spam folders.
> Or do something else! I don't really care. But the world definitely doesn't need another Mastodon instance with the Mozilla logo, any more than it needed a cheap phone with the Mozilla logo or an IoT platform with the Mozilla logo.

Strongly disagree here.

One of the big issues with Mastodon right now is one of trust. How do you trust that the people running the instance you happened to choose are going to be good stewards of it? I've already read about drama behind people running instances and instances shutting down, and I've never created an account on any instance for this reason.

Mozilla though is a real organisation with actual money, staff, and that reputation you mention.

I just signed up for the waitlist and am hopeful that Mozilla will follow through here.
Dudes tease/poke at each other relentlessly, in my experience. It's a fundamental part of many/most male friendship.
Doesn't stop hotel chains from doing it
Swarm Cluster Identification
I know someone personally that he behaved unprofessionally and inappropriately towards. This was before allegations of his MIT went public. So I was not shocked when that happened.
So unfair :/
Looks to be extremely useful for automating tasks that are more subjective, or aren't as black and white. What are some common use cases you envision this solving?
PRIMOS[0] serves as a counterexample; it used ASCII with the top bit set.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRIMOS#Data_access
Fireship, Theo, Primeagen, and the rest of developer-tube is the right spot for advertising for developer tools.
lot of new accounts not even reading the thread and asking why they've been blocked.
Mastodon is often really slow. The krebs link loaded after like two minutes with an error, then a soft refresh finally loaded it. That happens regularly with Mastodon links for me
Absolutely it does not require js ...

You reply to the post you want charted using a specific form of words, and the 'bot sees that, prepares and uploads the chart, then replies to you with a link to it.

I don't know what you mean by "support transitions".
Why do you criticise without adding anything substantial to the discussion?
one day i will figure out how to respond to a minor detail, without making people think i'm addressing the main point.
Press freedom means controlling the language of AI
I was considering putting a light but my desk right now resembles a wall panel from the movie Brazil. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dht_3NziwSw Is hard to find the middle ground between clutter and chaos.
You somehow missed the cold war, the draft, ... Societies have a lot of power and at times use it; and such use might not be wrong. People believing those things don't exist were just ignoring history. If you want to check out of society that will need quite a bit of doing.
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> Yes, the 45 most watched videos.

Which represents what percentage of pornography watching? Or rather: what fraction of a percent of pornography watching?

> Personally I don't see the significant material difference between 90% of the 50 most popular videos depicting violence against women and 90% of all porn videos depicting the same. I'm happy to hear why you might disagree though.

Well, "90% of pornography" is millions of videos. So at the very least, the material difference between them is again, literally millions of videos.

> Altneratively: What do you think might be a better headline? I would welcome a debate on the basis of that one.

It's a 200 page report written in French. I have no idea.
> That culture is damned effective at filtering out bullshit and bad actors and getting to the facts.

Lol, that’s not at all what the culture is good at. It’s an internet mob with famous examples of false accusations, doxxing and harassment. Any subreddit that isn’t severely moderated is gamed by people who know how to appeal to the local crowd.

Being cynical and anti-business is not about “getting to the facts”. It just means they need a different type of marketing.
I'm one of them. I want my children to meet him so badly. This news about his health is heart breaking
nb. emacs-calc is also stack-based and array-based
Timecards are generally used for hourly employees rather than salaried (although not universally).
Have you considered that many users do like the changes, and you just aren't one of them?

I first used desktop Linux in 1996 and liked it well enough. I remember using GNOME 2 and Xfce around 2010ish and liking both of them well enough, too. And they're still around if I want to use them.

But honestly? I don't use them because I like modern GNOME better. I use it every day, everything just works, and I like it more than the alternatives.
Sure but for every person like you there's several people who are not knowledgable about VPNs and use NordVPN because it's the one thing they heard about the most.