skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Likewise to who I’m responding to, and exactly my point.
Of course it's legal; I've been doing it a decade with a professional accountant and nobody has before suggested it wasn't allowed.
And if those people are wise, they won't do any of that is police and prosecutors are doing the search. The point is to have witnesses of the search present, e.g. to later challenge it in court. You never, ever interfere with a search of premises by police.

What can happen if you do, well, look no further than Mar-a-Lago. because all you do is adding charges of obstruction. But hey, if you think that you know better than legal departments of some of the biggest, and most scrutinized, companies in the western world, sure, go ahead.
Non-techies can handle quotes fine.

Needing to deal with escaping can be a bit of an issue, though. The best option I've seen for that is [[the syntax for long quotes in lua]].
That is why I made the point about the metal in a Tesla. It’s hardware, it’s yours, you have no reasonable capability to modify it, yet that is uncontroversial. So why is the software?
Possibly, click through the links on the wiki. That said, there probably isn't any money in open source web dev, outside of being a famous 10x dev of a framework used by millions or thousands of companies, then you might get donations or consulting.
A game of trying to make him say something (implying something) he doesn't fully approves of has to be impossible to win.

He is way too careful for this.
I don't think cats only do aggressive teasing (presumably, you are focusing on how they can treat other cats or rats/mice)

Cats can be found playing with weaker animals like ducks or rabbits, and comfortable yet playful in the same nature as puppies with dogs and puppies. Lots of this teasing isn't of agressive nature, but it usually happens within the home/safe place for the animal
7digital also removes content occasionally, so be sure to download and archive what you've bought.
Of course if you don’t sit in a Faraday cage you can receive any electromagnetic waves around you. But you can’t actually receive other users IP packages.
To my knowledge, Crypto is pretty big in Argentina, with Bitcoin, Tron, and tether the biggest players.
I'm not sure XOR/^ was added by Ken himself because it is not in his original B language and while the earliest C compiler can parse it, it can't generate code for it. I think it was Steve Johnson or Dennis Ritchie. Now B originally did have a ^ but that stood for OR because | was in the lower case region of ASCII.
How so? The vast majority of the English language we use today, that’s “formal,” has been the evolution of what was “slang” back then. I don’t understand your argument here..
GitHub “hidden” (or rather: less known) features
Arguably there should be laws mandating that medical equipment MUST be open for everyone to inspect, contribute, and share.

That does not answer your question though. It goes both ways: if the doctor recognises that a firmware tweak may save your life, then she should be able to do so.
Fully agree, but I doubt this is not the reality we live in... ;-)
You didn't need Ocaml to use Flow, and it's not like the average Typescript/Flow dev ever looks at the source code of Typescript/Flow, let alone contributes to it.

Flow died out because it focused on things that JS devs didn't care about – speed and correctness. The latter especially came at the expense of annoyance: Flow tended to throw errors when you used code patterns with unprovable correctness, whereas Typescript happily "compiled" such patterns without checking their correctness. That was a "good enough" improvement over plain Javascript, and it easily won, being a more established community, and with more support from Microsoft than Flow ever got from Facebook.
Temporary withdrawal of iPhone 12 in France: upcoming update fix validated
I'm still waiting for the day when my phone just "slots" into a dock on my desktop, and all the apps will "automagically" transform into desktop apps with keyboard/mouse shortcuts.

Not just talking scaling to whatever, or running a phone app on my laptop, but a complete "reskin" of the application for environment that is currently executing it. If we're talking Word, i want the mobile word experience on my phone, but the full blown desktop experience when docked into a monitor with keyboard/mouse.

You could even take it one step further and make the dock indicate the intended purpose, i.e. you'd have a dock in a meeting room that suggests "presentation mode" or "meeting mode" and instead of blasting your desktop to the screen/projector, it instead shows as a second presentation desktop.
I used mine along with the 7" touchscreen as a live photo frame connected to a google photos album when my mother was ill from Alzheimers.
For those looking for a Bandcamp alternative, checkout artcore.com
What's the spread in a local bank for different transactions sizes (100g, 1kg, etc..)?
The police said "they had evidence it had been felled" under a picture of a tree stump covered in chainsaw marks. It is just how they speak.
How about the fact that other people cared and were upset? You can dismiss a tree's feelings on account of it not having any. But are you dismissing the (presumably) genuine distress of multiple people?
Pretty sure it's been the case since long before then. If you read Jane Austen novels, it's pretty clear that w/in London it was possible to send notes back and forth with only a 1-2 hour latency, sometimes less.

Or consider the following quote from That Hideous Strength, written and set in the mid 1940s; the "Bill" in question has recently been murdered:

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"There's a letter you wrote," said the Fairy.

"What letter?"

"A letter to Mr. Pelham, of your own College, dated six weeks ago, in which you say, 'I wish Bill the Blizzard could be moved to a better world.'"

Like a sharp physical pain the memory of that scribbled note came to Mark. It was the sort of silly jocularity one used in the Progressive Element -- the kind of thing that might be said dozens of times a day in Bracton about an opponent or even about a bore.

---

If that scene was written now, the message in question would certainly have been a text. Email is certainly much more convenient than snail-mail or inter-departmental memos, but people have been writing short, quick notes to each other for millennia.

NB a few minor edits.
Happy to answer specific questions not already covered in this thread.
I think that's a valid and reasonable position of him to take, though. If I ever became a celebrity or public figure I'd be sure to take a course on public-relations and media-training - it's easy to (intentionally or otherwise) turn something innocuous into something worse - Che Guevara is currently a popular figure and a positive inspiration for many, but for many other people he represents a depostic regime that routinely violates human rights - world opinion could very quickly turn against the Che T-shirt meme and I wouldn't want any stories of how I signed something I'd later regret.

(Yes, I know about RMS' history too (yes, that history) and I'm not defending that at all - but so far, of what I've seen, he seems to be wanting to avoid being misinterpreted by others, which is something I deeply empathise with, such is life-on-the-spectrum)
Very positive post. Thank you for sharing.

My spouse and I both had a short part of our childhood in a poor and wonky South Asian country. We both feel that people (and ourselves) are far less helpful to our neighbours and strangers in the west vs. back home. It actually felt different in the 90s vs. today. I recall being in the west and someone offering me a ride when the subway was closed (like 25 years ago). I just can't see that happening today. Just too many MLM schemes have been pushed on me, and too many reports of crazies on the news .. I dunno.
strictYAML also prohibits flow collections, which is used often.
Google translate link: https://www-anfr-fr.translate.goog/liste-actualites/actualit...
I guess dudes shooting up public schools just hits different for some of us.
I have felled a couple of old apple trees in my garden with a chainsaw after watching a "few Youtube videos".

The trunks were maybe 30 to 40cm in diameter so obviously much smaller trees than that sycamore (well apple trees for a start and much younger) and I can tell you that this is one of those things that looks easy when you watch but not so much when you do it. Handling a chainsaw to be able to make clean, straight cut through takes practice and you need a good chainsaw as well.

So IMHO there is no chance in hell that the sycamore was felled by an amateur.

I believe that one has to be at least 16 to become a trainee so maybe that 16 year old has received previous training and/or his family works in the field. Or he didn't do it himself.
I mean I would've been a lot more rude. It's hard to not take that as an intentional provocation.
Reminds me of a wonky pub that inconveniently burnt down recently.
Doing something without a profit motive is itself a left-wing act, that's why unpaid volunteers maintaining a site like Wikipedia might themselves have left-wing views. There's no shortage of profit-driven outlets available to balance it out.
I expect it is 27W to support 9V 3V, not because of tolerances per se. (Source https://www.sparkfun.com/products/23583)
Try wearing that shirt around Miami…
RMS and the FSF have honestly and I guess unfortunately made their bed here. I think a lack of succession and to be frank the ageing population of people that care for the FSF are in large part a result of these folks conflating “fostering the development / use of free software” with “do things the way we did them 40 years ago, because that’s what we like”. I am not sure how many young people successfully penetrate these sorts of greybeard cultures, even if they want to.
Show HN: AWS CDK Sagemaker Serverless Hugging Face Model Deployment
Forked from https://github.com/philschmid/sample-huggingface-sagemaker-c... which does the same for a real time endpoint.
How AWS threat intelligence deters threat actors
I hope this will play videos without coughing. I tried hard with the Pi4, but in the end I gave up using it as a desktop computer.
You go on a discord and ask, someone will tell you.
I immediately thought about my cat as well when reading this. It was fun playing with him. And everyone who has ever been really bitten by a cat (me at the age of 10, went through the hand) knows that 99.999% of cat activities in a typical household are playful.
Fair enough but how are people compensated when you adhere to the ideology?

You can’t advocate an ideology without a solution to the problems at hand. Someone needs to write that software, and that someone needs to be fed and sheltered. It’s also not shameful to want more than staying alive.
Thankfully haven't experienced it but my parents and relatives were in challenging situations during some parts of their lives. The point of Gold (as I was taught) is not to store your hoard of wealth but to facilitate getting out.
Even better make it mod on hold and something else on tap (like showing you an app launcher).
oh gosh really? there goes my optimism :|
It seems like there’s a whole thing they go through: go and sniff the other dog to make their presence known, then crouch down and wag their tail, then start running away to provoke the other dog to chase them and see if the other dog wants to and start playing if so

At least that’s what I often see happen, and aggression looks quite different
> Companies could set up internal chat solutions where conversations aren't logged.

No, transient storage of chat records has specifically been categorized as unacceptable in exactly these ongoing Google litigations.
You are showing your Croydon roots.
Yes, if only because that'd be libel outherwise unless the person is ultimately convicted.

In addition, an arrest does not guarantee that the person will even be charged.
Remember when someone got killed because an emoji got decoded wrong?

Well, I'm sure someone will get killed because AI makes shit up and spreads fake news.

What will you do if the AI talkes shit about you like here:
https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/111145003189474081

Bing Chat says I'm a Smart Home and Linux expert. That's what I get for talking about Node-RED and OpenBSD on my blog...
> What's the right punishment for a case like this?

Run a chainsaw through them at the same height as they ran it through the tree - no need for further punishment.
this way, http logs or browser history that include urls can't be used to view someone's stuff years later. that's a privacy benefit
I think you're saying the same thing as this, but, to me ... The prepper fantasy clearly says more about the ethics/ideology of the person having that fantasy than it does about what a crisis-society looks like. By adopting that lifestyle they're basically giving an early look at how they might behave in crisis, and how they see their fellow man.

And I think you're right; if you look at how people behave in times of flood or famine, they do tend on the whole to come together.

From the outside looking in, I think in part it has to do with the history of parts of the US as a slaveholding society. In a society where a large minority (or in some places even a majority) are under the thumb of coercion, when order breaks down, there will be reprisals and violence. And I think this history has formed a cycle in some parts of the US long after the end of slavery, and also informs a lot of the gun ownership self-defense fetish there. e.g. for me, growing up in rural Canada guns were just a rather boring part of life because people hunted or had farms. But since then the have clearly become a kind of shibboleth, or cultural marker. Gun ownership is apparently at an all time high but actual hunting for meat is at an all time low.
Sorry, but as someone who had a cat for 14 years, I have already read too many scientific claims about cats which were obviously totally bonkers that I am inclined to no longer care what scientists figure out about cats.
Crummy streaming. Why isn't this on YouTube?
I work in the enterprise software space and the last thing regular users want is a flash modern ui. They want familiarity, because enterprise software is like an extension of a user's mind and they want it to stay the same until they retire. I have seen first hand how a auto factory worker can capture data in a green screen terminal plastic covered keyboard faster than using a flash web UI and a mouse. Speed and familiarity are the orders of the day.
Disclosure of Pirates’ Identities “Compatible with EU Privacy Laws”
I fail to see how that could be taken as an intentional provocation...?
> It's just that it happens _enough_ that it's annoying to have to double check everything.

If you “have to double check everything”, what’s the point? Skip the AI and do the check you were going to do anyway.
This is a tree that was probably touched by both Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman. This is close to holiness.
TIL

"You've Heard of Smallpox, But What Was the Great Pox?" (2018)

https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/arts/literature/pox-...

"The Great Pox that was…syphilis" (2001)

https://ami-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1046...
The man bites the dog (my example):

Der Mann beisst den Hund.
Den Hund beisst der Mann.

The dog bites the man:

Der Hund beisst den Mann.
Den Mann beisst der Hund.

This is an easy example because inflections are not really important here. Nouns can change and indicate things like ownership.
Chair/ House - Stuhl / Haus for example.

Der Stuhl des Hauses. Haus changes to Hauses, indicating an ownership.
Seconded. Bandcamp is one of the few platforms that I really respect. It's done great things for artists and listeners. I'm happy to spend money there.
US teaching hospitals already have multiple residents delivering patient care under the supervision of an attending physician.
Yeah. Sometimes I feel like there was more people walking in city centers in Europe during Covid lockdowns, than here during 'peak hours' !
Ah! Right, I forgot that using JSDoc-style comments for static type checking was a thing back then. Nowadays we just feed Scala.js output to Closure compiler for it to optimize and minify, it would be too painful to write such comment-centric code manually. But we didn't have that many good options back then.
That doesn't make sense. I can sell the metal, I can shape it to my will, I can rip it apart and use it for other things. Can I do that with the software?
What would happen?
Time to consider instead: walk through the plane, look angrily at the other passengers, one at a time, asking: "Do you use 192.168.x.y?". That can solve the problem
Is rolling the million-sided dice to win unicorn treats from VC/PE really even about “entrepreneurship”?

These are:

- Chef
- Big Night
- Joy
- Jerry Maguire
- The Founder
- Spare Parts (arguably)
- The one about the guy who invented intermittent windshield wipers and spent his whole life suing the megacorp that stole his idea
I self-host a LAN-only Nitter instance for personal use. In the last few months of Elon trying to lock out third-party clients, it's gone from automatically acquiring tokens, to tweet access breaking and coming back and eventually breaking again, then only showing "top tweets" for users rather than full post history, to having to log into Twitter in a browser and extract some cookies/headers using Developer Tools (and failing to show user post history because they tried using RSS feeds that got pulled). The latest development is the use of "guest tokens" (https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/pull/985) that you have to create and install by hand (running a Node script) because Nitter hasn't automated the process yet. This works well for viewing all tweets, but hasn't been merged to the master branch yet (but nitter.net and the AUR nitter-git package are already using it).
> But there are no corporation owners working in their interest getting handouts and/or pushing for specific actions and policies in socialism.

Are you describing any difference other than the use of the word "owner"?

There are people who control the corporations and receive the benefits of their activities. Those people lobby for policies that are good for them. That's how socialism works. It's also how every other system works. Does it matter whether those people prefer to be called "owners" or "secretaries"?
1 is a number, 01 is a string, 0.1 is a number, .01 is a string.

I prefer explicitly marking strings. If I try to write a number, I want confidence that I'll get either a number or a parse error. (Though that doesn't necessarily mean quoting the string, other methods could work.)
If they give you free internet in your room, you won't pay for their pay-TV.
Especially the kind you won't be watching in public areas.

"Follow the money"
Please, let's not pretend developers who build MIT- or BSD- licensed software on their free time after their day of work at BigTech are struggling for money. Let's not pretend React is done out of pure goodwill for the developers community by one of the richest companies in the history of mankind, and developers who work on it are evaluating whether they're going to have food on the table.

There is a distinction between "I need money to live" and "I want money because I want more", and the distinction should be clear enough. Yes, many projects are in the first case, but that's not the subject.

If you want to commit to a new project, make a living off of it, what does non-copyleft bring you compared to copyleft ?
Well no, gold does not exist. Gold as we know it is a concept created by humans according to your argument, we call it 'gold' and define what is 'gold' purely by our own cultural experiences. There's nothing stopping us from calling lead gold and gold lead other than our own cultural experience.

If you want to take the idea that human culture is a lie and nothing exists, then empirical reality as we know it does not exist. The concept of 1 + 1 = 2 isn't based in reality but rather something humans made up.
Have you ever voted in an election? That's basically the same situation. Voting is almost certainly waste of time, because a single vote is very unlikely to matter.

You don't make the right choice with the expectation that it will change anything, but because it's the right thing to do. If you are not willing to make the right choice if may cost you something, you have no right to expect that anyone will do it in any situation. If you are not willing to do that, you choose to believe in a society where everyone is a selfish asshole. In a society like that, there is no such thing as our collective responsibility as citizens.
"Breaking Bad". Not a movie but series.

Replace drug with any other product and the ingenuity of Walter White to scale the operations, hiring people, shifting operations to different locations, responding to competition makes it interesting.
Exactly. Personally I find that really good: factual and rational without being unnecessarily accusatory.
A) A picture of che Guevara is always an association with communism

B) RMS is very well known as someone who is, amongst other things, not a communist.

Frankly I fail to see how this could be taken as anything other than a provocation. Why would you have a picture of RMS as Che and then ask him to sign it? The only other explanation I can think of is you're too stupid to not see A or B.
Tesla battery on fire at Bouldercombe energy storage site, Genex confirms
This is entirely police talk for “we think he did it, but it needs to be proven”.
But you have to implement GPT with its mixed-endian UUID's (standard-nonconformance copied from Win 3.1), link the kernel into a windows executable (Which is hacked on top of a MS-DOS MZ .exe) and write that to the ESP, which is a floppy file system from the 80ies. And of course its relying on the VFAT extensions from windows 95.

I don't know how Microsoft managed to design a boot scheme that is conceptually better than boot sector booting while including a similar painful amount of legacy in it.

And then there are the people who celebrate that 'advance' of modern software while their kernel now has a 16-bit real mode "This program cannot be run in DOS mode" stub.
Not in this space .. is Zapier the same as IFTTT?
Is there any other symbol that has caused as many problems as the backslash, in computing?
The rabid anti-communism of Cuban diaspora in FL is so extreme it's driven them right into the GOP's arms for their votes; the amazing thing is how they've done it despite the racism just-below-the-surface there.
Meta research has been really putting great stuff out there. No wonder they are still rocking after all those years, despite the reputation facebook has been racking.
Bandcamp, 7digital, rarely CDs (but I do still have a USB DVD recorder so I can still rip). And honestly, if I find that something is no longer available (like Spirogyra's "Bells, Boots & Shambles") and the composer is no longer living, I'll take it off something like YouTube if there's a decent quality rip available there. In some cases, original recordings aren't great quality anyway.
Disappointing, and another in a string of humans destroying things of natural beauty. A few years ago, the Wanaka tree in New Zealand was severely damaged due to tourists climbing on it.

As an aside, I think it's quite interesting what various countries consider "ancient." A tree that's not even 200 years old wouldn't be considered especially old on the west coast of the US, but a building that's 100 years old would; in the UK, it's often the reverse. (I fully understand why this is the case, given the relative ages of the countries and their levels of deforestation, but it's a fun curiosity anyway.)
I certainly do not think you're correct at all. A lot of people are talking about the case you referred to.