skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There was always a way to pay for the programs we need
There are already lawyers involved on both sides so the landlord would get bulldozed for playing tricks like that.

When I lived in CA I had to help my friends and family with lawsuits against some legitimately bad landlords (a meth head in one case, heroin in another, and frivolous eviction because they wanted to jack the rent up for a new tenant before the lease ended). While I was researching California Civil Code (not to mention what cities like SF and LA have stacked on top of it), the deck is completely stacked against property owners. Like it’s relatively trivial to exploit the law to live rent free for six+ months while a lawsuit is pending and then ride off into the hills and do it again with your next landlord.

Fun fact, if you stay in a CA hotel for 30+ days you are legally a tenant and they have to sue for eviction if you don’t feel like leaving.

Although I think AirBNB rentals are in general morally wrong I don’t think these laws are always fair either, and I would definitely avoid renting out property in CA.
Will it become a twitter blue feature? I feel this might be one (weird) way to increase twitter blue subscriptions.

not sure it will work, but in an age where car heated seats and printer ink cartridges are behind subscriptions, why not this?

It's the age of nickel-and-diming, so I expect more of such weird antics to continue and spread to other websites.
It doesn’t look like anything is being rehosted. The links go straight to the original blogs.
The owner is still paying those utilities, aren’t they?

they should just stop paying
Thank you. So L2E stands for Llama 2 Everywhere. Thanks again for checking it out.
You would think this should not be that hard. Cut off utilities, use something to prevent Instacart delivery. They will have to leave eventually.

It’s a good old fashion siege
Leave it to 'hackers' to come out to defend landlords, property rights, and enclosures in general.
> Without a client she thinks "why bother?".

Exactly this. I've wanted to build a software company/SaaS for 20+ years but only managed to get any traction once because I got my first customer. Back in 2006 or 2007 I started an app hosting company "on the side" because there were no companies hosting FogBugz (bug tracker). I managed to get one customer and that motivated me to keep going. I had a customer ask if I hosted another application called HelpSpot (helpdesk software) and I obliged. Within 7-8 months I had more than 100 customers. It was not a ton of revenue or profit, but I kept at it until I got tired of my servers being hacked seemingly every week - HelpSpot was a PHP based application and back then PHP had more security holes than swiss cheese.

My "claim to fame" was that I hosted HelpSpot for an up-and-coming little startup named Twitter. Anyway, long story short...I am living proof that without customers it's difficult for the typical person to keep working on something to completion.
How we manage 200 open-source repos
>50% of Indians are lactose intolerant, so I don’t believe you on that.
There are a confluence of reasons behind this state of affairs.

- A few fundamental flaws of Obamacare that broke the incentive structure of the healthcare and some regulatory capture. (Granted, the incentive structure has always been a little broken even before Obamacare)

- A broken, overly politicized healthcare system in general (something, everyone can agree with)

However, people always seem to gloss over this fact: The United States is responsible for vast majority of R&D and revenue in the healthcare sector. Frankly, the US taxpayer and consumer are subsidizing the rest of the world including the Swiss.

As a US person, I would love to stop this dynamic and stop hearing this tired, patronizing argument.
87% on first try but I didn't get to see my image!?

Here is my prompt:

"A red BMW 635 car from the eighties, with a redish blurry interior, russian license plate, on a road in the middle of a forest, with tree contours in the background and some stars in the early night sky."
you are right. people fight for peace, fight for freedom, whatever. People do not understand what is peace. There is only very few places in the world (1 where I know of, by chance) that actually study, what is peace. culture of peace. Peace is known not to be simply the absence of war, and so, trying to remove war isn't neccesarily moving towards peace or a culture of peace, while many things which do not remove violence, can still be considered contributions (very great ones) to peace.

imho the nobel peace prize should take into account what is peace, not just focus on the absence of war. this is an outdated idea. Polemology vs. Irenology.

There are so many people contributing greatly to peace who are invisible. only the ones 'fighting against war' are made visible. and with those, like other commentors suggest, its often simply an opinion. one mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter, and one mans soldier is anothers terrorist... they are all fighting, killing or destroying (destruction can be non-physical here). it should atleast be a nobel anti-war prize or something. not a peace prize. it doesn't do justice to the many people contributing actively to a culture of peace in one way or another.
https://archive.ph/9pRNW
Low-Performing Students Confidently Overpredict Their Grade Performance
Not only LA is a weird place, Germany has similiar laws in action. If your airbnb tenant decides to stay forever, there is not much you can do except going the long court way. You can't simply push a tenant out of your house even if the guest isn't paying or staying longer than allowed.
tmux + ttyd (or gotty) could be used in a similar way. But it's not like an extra screen, it's more like mirroring a terminal to another device.
How do you link that? I thought I knew the API pretty well, but that is a new one for me.

volatile is only ordered with other volatile calls and is otherwise UB when combined with non-atomics. Whereas an atomic is well-defined for ordering on other operations too. There are even some operations (eg seq-cst on a set of memory locations) which are known to be incorrectly executed in certain scenarios if modeled with volatile+fence, and require the use of atomics.
SHA-2 will soon retire (song)
Great talk! I'd like to see explained a separate branch tree explaining how WWV, WWVB, and WWVH, the shortwave stations that continuously broadcast time, get their time from (I presume) the USNO.
Does Google maps even work in China? I thought that China used a different coordinate system.
Download with some help from god.
Haha
I'm starting to suspect the state of Computer Science is devolving.
The alternative is also insane, when the property owner can break your lease and kick your family out of your residence at their whim (often by claiming owner occupancy)

The legislature has to choose who gets the power in rental relationships and i see the arguments for either choice.
Legal requirement in the UK. No way around it.
Not the accent, but more the cadence for me. Large pauses between words add up to an already information scarce content video.
Hmm, but this is a very common problem particularly in history and archaeology and one that requires highly specialized expertise. Therefore almost always a modern unified calendar is used in new publications and the problem of dealing with historical dates as written is left to specialists. I don't think every article about per-modern events and events outside Gregorian-based calendar usage should mention that.
what is the second line mean?
Ask HN: Without searching, can you name a historic event before the year 1000?
Been thinking lately that almost all major historic events that I remember happened after the year 1000, and it's kind of hard to remember something randomly that happened before 1000.

Edit: I meant a historic event where you also know the year of it and some details about it. In high level I think everyone here knows what happened during that period.
The peace prize should be about people who promote peace or bring about peace.

Snowden exposed civil rights violations and constitutional violations but I wouldn’t say it contributed to the avoidance of war or conflict.

This should not be about “activism” but about political stabilization and the promotion of peace.
I wanted things like that from Keybase too. What happened to them?
You can rephrase that to an assumption that maybe everything other than those entities being simulated has no existence at all other than the bare minimum required for the observation. Whether or not the person you're responding to then exists at all as a subject of the simulation or are just another lazily instantiated entity that only exists to the point you interact with them is then an open question.

In other words, maybe you're the only subject. Or maybe I am. Or maybe all that exists are isolated "snapshots" and that we only assume time passes because we process a single momentary "image" of memories that includes the sensation of it passing.

The problem, of course, is that we can not possible ever know. And so we mostly discard this notion because absent someone pulling us through a door and letting us observe it from the outside, we're stuck inside a room and trying to infer the outside shape of the building without having any idea how much of the interior we have access to.
when cookies are disabled (cookie whitelisting), the website doesn't show anything at all. could have a 'enable cookies/site data storage pls' message at least
I'm sorry for the click-bait title, comments are right, it's misleading to compare the abilities of that machine with the ones of M-series machines. They are different machines with different purposes.
I am still thinking how I'll pull this off. But basically it is collect tons of Telemetry converted to in ascii/text.

Telemetry in sense sensor streams, both command and responses.

Then we'll just train a small model for long enough. Then we will see how it would respond.

That's the plan sort of.
Yes there is a subset that does and those individuals move to New York City to get it. Thats not true for the vast majority though which is my point.
What your thermostat does is not synchronized with your neighbors, so the peak load is not managed.

It also isn't synced to supply, instead most people have it set to different temperatures based on when they are home. It would be better to cool or heat the house based on supply. You want the house between 21 and 24c, you don't care when the system is on.
Lê_Đức_Thọ, who fought the US in Vietnam, got it in 1973 (together with Kissinger) and promptly refused it. Maybe the Nobel committee does not want to be embarrassed by a refusal again, and that is the only reason it no longer awards it to anti-western activists :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%AA_%C4%90%E1%BB%A9c_Th%E1...
Someone should make something for these airBNB folks that does this at the end of every rental if they don't already.
Yes: a plain JSON endpoint with no authentication! It's the perfect way of exposing this kind of data.
The only thing I learned is there's a lot more people like me in the local community than I thought. Which was good because I went there to meet people, not to learn :)
Are there pre-compiled binaries or do we have to build them ourselves?
Why Fathom Analytics doesn’t have a free plan
It's a crappy sticky plaster on the social problems caused by de-taxing land and granting one class of people the right to extract rents from a other through legal title.

Just like rent control.

If your sympathies side with those on the side of the parasitic rent extraction machine depleting the productive capacity of the real economy (the side of the economy where people work rather than charge for access to assets), you won't be a champion of either of these things and will argue that they are well meaning but inadvertently bad for the victims of the parasites.

Realistically some parasites can't be killed without killing the host - they entrench themselves that deeply. When Cuba decided to overhaul land rights, for example, the US invaded.
Sometimes the streets are full of hackers, hacking into the local footlocker or a small business.

Subscribe for tips on how to hack sex workers for free sex.
Palantir is not trusted, at all anywhere outside the U.S.
Was there not some rather dramatic change in the leadership in the last ~5 years?

Admittedly it's very murky to see how it's organized and run..
It might be surprising that many countries have such renters protections, as it attempts to equalise the power disparity between landlord and renters, and makes it harder to be a 'scum lord.'

If you ignore the Airbnb element — then on the surface this appears to be an issue of a landlord letting a property which was not fit for occupation. It is the landlords obligation, not the renters, to determine whether their property is fit for purpose. If they failed to do so, then the renter is protected from punitive actions (such as being evicted) for wanting these fixes made when they are discovered.

Seems reasonable to me.
I'm almost certain population size and sectors play a huge role but I don't see a way to control for it (it's basically characteristic of the country)
Egyptian or Roman empires? Anything from Greek philosophy?
Why should the city send working people, on the clock, to do a favor for the scheming, illegal landlord?
I think we might be talking past each other, or we’ll have to agree to disagree. I stand by my claim that that message has no explanation, no details, and no specific steps for developers to reform their game. They even threaten the developer by saying they have exactly one chance to remove all of the unnamed supposedly-infringing content, or else they’ll never be able to publish their game.

I should sign off now because I was about to write “in what universe does this seem reasonable?” and then I remembered it’s not worth getting dragged down by this nonsense. There are lots of intellectually satisfying problems to work on. Valve may be relevant now, but a decade tends to favor upstarts. The way to deal with this is to make Valve irrelevant, which is a matter of patience and time.
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Sure, not when unfounded allegations scratch that same itch.
> The guest seems to not have a contract for a long term stay.

According to [1] the tenant and landlord had agreed to a 187 night rental, with the tenant paying $20,793 - which has been paid.

The landlord then agreed to an extension outside of AirBnB (which to be fair just sounds like him being a nice guy when she said she couldn't find a place to move to) and there were minor maintenance problems (which the landlord wanted to fix but the tenant wouldn't give him access). Also the rental property wasn't built or operated with the right permits. The tenant is also disabled (or at least claims to be). Apparently these factors have made it difficult to get an eviction order.

The tenant does sound like a dick though.

[1] https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-10-04/airbnb-g...
As long as "legal reason" includes a reasonable list of reasons I don't see a problem with such a law.

There is an inherent huge power imbalance between the landlord and the renter, where if the landlord ad-hoc decides to throw you out before you have a new place lined up, you might find yourself homeless. When people have such power over others, they often abuse that power in various ways, like asking for sexual favors, raising the rent cost exploitatively high at inopportune moments, or blackmailing the renter to keep quiet about violations, etc.

We as a society recognize that simply telling people "if you don't like the thing your landlord is asking of you in the middle of the night without warning, you are free to move out and become homeless until you find a new location" is not a humane and viable solution. Hence, we have laws for what can and can't be done.
Soon hopefully from my raspyberry pi stratum 1 time server project :)

https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru
Great library - thank you for sharing. I'll take a look for sure.

Yes it was rather tricky! It's been a great learning exercise for sure.
Is this the GBoard on Android? (can't load the website in a useful state, too much google tracking and bs) This must be the worst keyboard on mobile phones. Laggy (I can write faster than it lets the characters appear) and crashing (when I type too much ahead of what it can make appear).
> If any of the Chinese big tech guys moved to Australia I imagine it cause a bit of a scandal.

And the scandal would be “Nobody has had any news from <tech guy> for the past ten days, suspicions of forced disappearance creates diplomatic tensions between Australia and China” or something like that.
I was surprised to see a gov.uk page on progressive enhancement and their thoughts on it (https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/using-progressi...). I asked on HN yesterday if PE was dead and everyone seems to think it's dead, and yet gov.uk gets lots of love.

Maybe it's not dead :)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37779408
If only we could have a petition and vote directly on this kind of thing, and not close voting until we confirm that X% of the (legal) population has voted. It's 2023, and I'm honestly baffled we haven't done something along these lines by now.

Perhaps future generations will look back on this period and see us as barbaric because of it.
> there are alternate clients to it

They are increasingly being killed off by Google in their march to outlaw adblockers in the Internet
this should spark a veritable war between platforms to lock in creative people to create games for their own platform
Could you please expand how any of the findings, or any attempts at digital ID are about surveillance and totalitarianism? Your post, as it is now, is brandishing big and scary words based on flimsy assumptions and without any real backup.
>Don't you think doing it for a joke would have gotten old by now?

It would if it didn't keep getting results, like we see with the above news article.
- "I'm pretty sure he is the peace prize recipient who started the most wars"

Henry Kissinger, 1973?

edit: I think Wilson (1919 Nobel; 1913-1921 presidency) is also a contender, if anyone has the patience/stamina to count all his conflicts and classify them. (I.e. what counts as "starting a war" and what's better described as a continuation of an existing conflict).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidency_of_Woodrow_Wilson#F...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_Wars
If you're using Java 9+ there is an official API to do that. It's the StackWaker class.

https://docs.oracle.com/javase%2F9%2Fdocs%2Fapi%2F%2F/java/l...
"Please, don't commit acts of war all on your own, your State is supposed to join in with you"

Isn't it the policy of the USA that States can be held responsible for the independent acts of their citizens (or just residents), with consequences ranging up to full military engagement? Haven't multiple nations worked in concert with the USA to detain and punish "hackers" whose activities were found bad by the USA, regardless of the legalities?

Why shouldn't we expect any other government to take the same view?
Scientists discover ‘long colds’ may exist, as well as long Covid
681AD, the formation of Bulgaria.
That's not really a good analogy because couches can't generate revenue.
Why can't I post to custom domains. I've hand rolled something similar to this but this is pretty slick. I would have upgraded to a paid subscription if you let me point domains at it.
cat /dev/llama is not yet implemented. However we have a module to which you can give a prompt as parameter. It's buggy now.

Our goal is to write a proper kernel module to implement three things:

1. a character device
2. 1st backend is a LLMZip ie you write to say /dev/l2ezip, you get a compressed stream out
3. 2nd backend is a LLM, ie you write a prompt to say /dev/llama2, you get a completion back

So the 1st backend could be useful for compressed telemetry
The second backend could be useful for IoT LLM, or our ambitious plan of responding to telemetry, ie take action, such as control motor speed etc.
judges and prosecutors are not stupid, most of the time they are just overworked, so yes, as soon as someone directs their attention to this bulletproof setup, it falls apart and you go to prison
It's what happens when a society doesn't respect private property, or even recognize property as private, even though it's paid with incredibly taxed income by individuals. They believe private property is the right of others, so you have legal loopholes to squat on it.
The fall of the Roman Empire

The rise of Christianity
This looks intresting! I haven't looked too much at Bun yet, I've been quite obsessed with Deno. Maybe I should take a look. Coming from Node and JS, its been such a great experience working with it.
People have forgotten the age-old 4chan wisdom "Don't feed the trolls"
These articles never mention how important Big Tech companies have been for the significant growth of the US economy since 2008.
I personally find the fact that world’s 2nd or 3rd most feared military is getting its ass kicked by the US defense sector’s bargain bin a strong argument against your point.

There’s obviously a ton of pork and SLS in particular is a known welfare program, but that’s not a fair critique of F-35 nor of the defense sector writ large.
Good idea. I did this with bash and awk and xev and xdotool instead of a custom program.

You can always use screen's cut-and-paste for stuff within screen, and screen's copy buffer and xclipboard for the rest.
Right now this is CPU only. GPU support coming soon. It needs only 512mb and any x86_64 CPU now.
One case I recall was a developer who used AI text to speech for speech synthesis and was rejected for "using AI". If this report (and my recollection) is accurate then Valve do seem to be taking it to ridiculous extreme.

(EDIT - My recollection wasn't entirely accurate. It was NPC dialogue generation: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/167iied/the_game_i... )
https://archive.ph/a6mGx
This is a pretty juicy tabloid story. Naturally the Daily Mail has the coverage you would want:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12597887/Airbnb-gue...

Some highlights:
* Tenant is a Harvard Alumna.
* Tenant pulled the same move a year ago in Oakland
* Tenant appears to be a general crazy person.

*edit removed amp issue from link (sorry about that).
Indeed, it's their trademark style. It has also worked great for them.
Is there a law for people that nonsensically repeat stuff they read once in a comment online?
US-China tech war: RISC-V chip technology emerges as new battleground
Nice. I totally am looking for that.
It is now that I recommend you read Dragons Egg, a hard sci-fi book about a species that evolved on the surface of a neutron star. I am contractually obligated to mention this any time I hear neutron stars mentioned.
Presumably on the profit, not on the gross income.
Leipzig was huge but it was cool to see all the stuff different hackerspaces could do with the extra room that would be harder at smaller venues (e.g. the beamer on 50m of wall with the crowdedsourced inputs, some of the physics experiment setups)

I don't know how much of that is possible at the CCH
Given that Qpack has a dedicated stream for dynamic table updates, can atleast limit which header:value combinations are inserted.

And there are bit flags in the encoder instructions that carry header values that signal they should never be inserted into a dynamic table.