skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
lol what? It's just that every story has two sides. Back in the days I had a small ISP and we engaged someone to sell it. In my opinion it was the best ISP in the world, in his opinion (seller) it was just one more product that he was selling. So i can imagine that other people selling their company feel like their are selling their own baby, and that's their baby are super special, but for people doing M&A, it's like selling used cars.
ATA over Ethernet (AoE) was one technology that forewent those layers for performance reasons.
Removing the status of royalty or billionaire from a person, not ending the person.

"Sorry, this castle is a tourist attraction, and will also hold a vibrant community center. Your input to the legislature will now take the form of an ordinary citizen's letter to your elected representative. Those vast tracts of land currently used for fox hunting will be great for nature preservation and the outdoor enjoyment of everyone. No worries, you'll be set you up in a nice apartment in a pleasant area, with a livable pension, and a public transit pass. Not sure how how we'll re-stamp all the coinage, but we'll figure it out, and we have more resources now."
I came here for this comment! Always loved that psy dub sound (also OTT - Blumenkraft, and Nagual Sound Experiment's Invisible Movements) and particularly the hybrids that have come out of it recently. Most 'classic' psy trance stuff I find pretty boring to be honest.

Globular has done some distinctly psy dub albums in the last few years. And then on the bass/dubstep side, I'm hearing psy influences in releases by Om Unit (e.g. Acid Dub Studies) and also some of DjRUM's stuff.
> why would a business run the same without the person who did all the work doing it?

This is 100% a concern. If a business is successful because the founder puts in insane amount of work that makes it less valuable to buy.

You ask the question: What would happen if the founders take a multi-month vacation? If the business would keep pumping money, either because it is passive, or because they trained people well and the machine is working without them, then that is a good candidate to buy. If it would fall, or cease to be a business that is a bad business to buy.
Ah, yes, England and its innumerable traditions; turns out, Gormenghast is actually a documentary.
This is a side noob question. Is there a platform/website/portal where such businesses are listed for sale and purchase? Like someone interested in selling their indie thingy? Or a company interested in buying few projects of specific type/niche/market etc?
His Plan For Spam was novel, original and really helped decimate email spam at the time.
And that's the flaw of the article. The author would not have known the broker was an asshole until they actually started working with them.

Sure you can decide to back out sooner, but then you still worked with the asshole if only for a short while.

The real problem is how to identify the asshole, which isn't much of a moral tale but a matter of experience and competence in screening people and attracting good people.
Anyone who enjoys Ott may also want to check out Cosmic Trigger [0] and/or Globular [1]

https://shponglemusic.bandcamp.com/album/shpongle-remixed-by...

https://globular.bandcamp.com/album/long-grass-for-small-fro...
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Liquid DnB is there classed under Liquid Funk. Probably something different mind.

Melodic female lead was always there in DnB e.g. Goldie's timeless.

> latest Subfocus album

I don't want to offend... but clicking through that... my god that is some nauseating garbage lol! The electronic aspect sounds like a typical 90s dnb video game menu background music and the vocals are the commercial dance music banality that cuts me like fingernails on a blackboard. You are allowed to call be grandad in return :)

> Counterstrike

Sounds like what I would hear at a typical dnb night back in the 90s that was on the harder side. Not sure why that counts as a new genre. Isn't it what Ishkur would call darkstep?
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Librsvg
> because they are the only ones left willing to step up?

I don't know that it was historically different though. Such folk have been lauded for at least since the industrial revolution, and I can think of places to look for earlier examples.

I think that when we get memorable politicians or union leaders or protestors it's because circumstances came together at the right time for them to effect change. For example, post war democratic socialism happened at the same time in a bunch of countries, even though the politicians that enacted it in each are seen as the ones who stepped up.

These business people are, for the most part, not any kind of visionary. They are capitalist investors, and they control money to make all kinds of bets. When some of those come to fruition they seem to think they were a genius, but I really doubt the person made the difference.
> Implying (or outright stating) that Marinetti's ideas on Futurism can be safely ignored because he also has less palatable ideas re:Fascism is a textbook example of Ad Hominem.

Except it is not. Or you have no idea of what Ad Hominem arguments are - i.e.: You attack the person instead of the arguments.

In the case of Marinetti, both his positions regarding Futurism and Fascism are intrinsically connected, sharing a noticeable relationship within his world view. To ignore the "less palatable" portion of his worldview to make Futurism more palatable would be faulty reasoning.
Just like Microsofts opinion didn't matter whenever they tried to dilute the meaning of open source, and just like MongoDB's and others opinion didn't matter, your opinion doesn't matter. Microsoft is far more convincing than you and they did not win this argument.

Microsoft gave up and now only calls OSI-approved licenses open source.

Open Source means OSI-approved.

If you can read the source code but it's not OSI-approved, than it's source-available or shared source or something else.
One can defer woman as those that reproduce. Asexual reproduction still have female, mother, ... etc. There is certain requirement even if man can bring children, or machine doing it (tube-mum). And that affect a lot like change in physical and chemical etc. features of the bearer. What is the implication and the bias towards this group is a separate matter. Let us fix the basic definition first.
>why it was named like an Imperial Star Destroyer

What's wrong with that? The world would be better IMO if more software projects had names fitting of the ships of the Galactic Imperial Navy.

Say what you want about the Empire's treatment of the many worlds under its control, but they're really good at things like naming ships as well as having good-looking starships and uniforms.
Why do we actually want to encourage superlinear returns.

Is this something that's actually beneficial?
From wiki:

> He opposed Fascism's later exaltation of existing institutions, terming them "reactionary," and, after walking out of the 1920 Fascist party congress in disgust, withdrew from politics for three years.

The actual manifesto looks better than many countries have today:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascist_Manifesto
If I could snap my fingers and make all the guns disappear tomorrow, I would. Until then, I've looked down the barrel of another man's gun and been attacked by neo-nazis and the police have disappointed me every time, so I'm gonna carry my own.
I agree that point definitely needs fleshing out on his part of he wants it to be taken seriously – I actually made notes while reading this manifesto and that is exactly something I noted myself.

I don't agree that his making a potentially invalid point about monopolies means he made this entire manifesto in support of a future that is only good for the billionaire class.
Up to 1973, London Taxis were required to carry a bale of hay (for benefit of the long absent horse). https://www.ludlowthompson.com/property_news/searching-for-a...
I am concerned with both. No reason to pick one of the two.
It's common to find this kind of asshole behavior in residential real estate agents. It can be understood when you realize they get a commision as a fraction of the sale price. This does NOT make their interests align with yours! Unintuitively, it is usually in their interest to sell your home as cheaply as possible (!) in order to sell QUICKLY. They would much rather sell your $1M house in two weeks as opposed to a $1.2M price which would take them four weeks of work. Their payday in terms of income per week of effort is far far higher in the lowball case.. the one that screws you, their "client", out of significant money.
I'm canadian, yes.

But a well thought out subsistence allocation won't just "give" everybody 1000$ per month. The majority of people who continue working may/should end up even. I don't see a paid for scheme altering in major way the oligopolies you are talking about.

And I'm curious, oligopolies in which industries a you thinking about?
> There are no generics, and from what I understand for some odd reason will never be even though Hack forked from PHP and managed to add them?

The reason is pretty simple. Hack has a compilation step. PHP does not. Generics in an interpreted language means runtime errors, which are far less valuable and more troubling than compilation errors.

PHP’s loose typing + an offline static analyzer like phpstan will get you roughly the same result without the runtime errors.
Waterstones and B&N are the same company.
> You're also safer if you leave your phone in airplane mode, or better yet off.

The goal is not to eliminate phone use but to use it safer.

> You're missing the point. If your adversary is a nation state, you're already screwed. They have better methods of attack than hoping you need to battery is low in some specific location.

Being individually targeted you'd have to do a lot more, lockdown mode and all that. Juice jacking from a charging device in a public place is a mass attack, and the measure is very simple-- don't use public USB ports.

> edit let's assume I run a criminal organization and want to effectively use juice jacking.

If your criminal organization is also the government then it's a bit easier than what you describe.

> assure only phones susceptible to them get targeted, otherwise people will quickly notice something's wrong

The attacker simply disconnects data if exploit doesn't work right away. Not many people would notice a split second of a popup.
I honestly don’t care if it is or not, but this has been discussed to death with regard to unreal and the consensus has been (from epic) to consistently refer to the source as “available on GitHub” not as “open source”, because that gives people an incorrect impression of the permissiveness of the license.

Is this a hill you really want to die on?

It doesn’t matter at all.

The “can see code” = “must be open source” argument is stupid because it’s entirely opinion based. You cannot be right about it.

It depends what you choose to define “open source” as. If you define it as some arbitrary thing (eg. I can read the source code) then of course you’re right. …but you can’t force other people to accept your arbitrary definition.

You can only have an opinion about it.

Same as anyone else.

Is it really worth the argument?

Source available is unambiguous, being explicit (“source can be download from GitHub”) I means you don’t have to waste your time on arguments like this for, what seems, truely trivial reasons.
Hey, your "FUTO Voice" link goes to "Live Captions" !

It should point to https://voiceinput.futo.org/
> As an ex-lawyer I'd say this was 100% a good decision

For him personally. He complained that the double-asterisk hole acted in self-interest. Then he did the same.
Malicious is the attempt to restrict open source to floss and start a shitstorm about open source but not floss software, because it prevents transparency for software where floss isn't an option.

If I define climate neutral as climate positive, climate neutral doesn't become climate positive nor do I get authority of the term climate neutral.
They have a really wide range. I don’t listen to the vocal heavy “recent” stuff but they have very good songs and in particular very well orchestrated albums where you barely notice the track changes.

My favorites to put on while focus working are Classical Mushroom and Outdoor Party Vol 3. The latter can be hard to find for some reason but imo is their best.
This is what we're here for.
Apple Announces Updated iPad 10 with ESIM Support in China
We had a small IT business. In our case, I discovered that I dislike all the sales, networking, and marketing stuff - which was dominating my time.

Our attempts to outsource that just didn't work: marketing companies are happy to take your money, right up until you require them to meet sales targets.

So we sold, for a pittance really, but I got my life back.
Except for C, no popular language (modern or ancient) has ever used header files.

So it's not a story of "abandoning", more like an insane C idiosyncrasy that wasn't ever used anywhere else.
I would never argue I'm not outdated :)... but I am sceptical of notability claims if they are not bringing people together at events or getting promoters trying to cash in. IMHO leokennis's examples of Amapiano and Afrotech which I could find as events in my city suggests it's a reasonable yardstick.
British people love old stuff like Americans love cars and guns.
The debate only exists in the heads of apologists for shared source. The OSI definition exists to remove the need for a debate. It's either OSS or it isn't per their definition.
Engineering Management for the Rest of Us
So you can play it still, but only on one speaker. You can’t record CinemaDNG at all from BMPCCs. The feature was not limited in some ways; the feature is gone completely. It’s a completely different level of badness and no matter how Blackmagic spins it it’s a very bad look.
I only have so much time during the day. Work is busy. I have about two hours between getting home and going to sleep this month. Im not going to donate thirty minutes, a quarter of my free time, to a show that isnt great when there are plenty of other shows to watch that are guaranteed to be great.
I was hoping for more music theory.
You might enjoy ledger (cli tool)!
Julian Day
Real-world fuel economy tests to uncover how cars perform on Australian roads
What is this nonsense?

How can people fall for this as holding any value? The propaganda is not mere set of statements true/false, neither extracting facts holds any value. This very page, the very form and the very content is a form of propaganda waged on unsuspecting Westerners (who, unfortunately, eat it up). Abysmal state of affairs finds itself the entire the western civilization. The most basic logic that is 5yr old can understand is inverted here and the entire adult world nodes approvingly... sad.

Humans are psychological and social creatures above and foremost. Facts and statements have exactly ZERO intrinsic value, they are valuable only in a narrative or, in other words, in-group attitude,; in a world view. Double speak, double think is the hallmark of this day and age, with PR firms, NGO and media companies spinning language into western biases of emotional responses and doing the biding.
No but my wife gave birth to my children !

Aha who's laughing now ?
> that law which forced most American tech companies to close their R&D centers a decade or so ago

Given that Intel and Nvidia had huge R&D centers in Russia until the middle of 2022, I highly doubt such law ever existed. Unrelated, but I also doubt US (as a country) won more than it lost from forcing them to withdraw from Russia, because Huawei literally hired whole divisions with all the expertise and inside knowledge.
A judge saying something once in the history of the world doesn't make it so that you can force language on others. Most people that I've interacted that work in software refer to "source available" as open source in every day speech, and unless they were preparing legal documents that's what they'd say. If you include normal people that don't work in software, then even more likely the usage is the one you're complaining about. You sound like this: https://stallman-copypasta.github.io/
Ah, OK, I guess I lost context there. I was just thinking in general, what I am missing in Python.
Attacking a person's worldview is in fact attacking the person, not the arguments. The arguments being inextricably linked in Marinetti's head does not impact their validity outside his head.
Man that’s just bad planning. I would expect them to produce a lot more than that
That’s kind of the point. These cameras are not point-and-shoots; most people buy units for a specific workflow they already use or have in mind. With CinemaDNG, this workflow can be based on almost any tool capable of working with raw capture. With CinemaDNG sneakily removed after the fact, those cameras turned into useless bricks unless one adopts a new workflow based on Blackmagic’s own tools (closed and paid with feature-limited free versions). You can see how it benefits BM’s bottom line and hurts FOSS.
Thank you. Your politesse is appreciated :-)
> There is a great book shop in Dublin, Ireland called Hodges Figgis. It was bought by the UK chain Waterstones in 2011, but you wouldn't know it - they wisely decided not to interfere at all with such a locally beloved brand.

In a sign that this works, there used to be a few actual Waterstones branches in Dublin, too, but they didn't survive the general decline in the bookselling industry.

I think Waterstones also own a couple of formerly independent shops in London where they've left the branding and operations alone, for similar reasons.

(From the article, the new Barnes and Noble chief exec previously ran Waterstones.)
With all the money generated by the porn industry I'm surprised there isn't more spent on research and development of applicable technology.
I didn't say it makes sense, I am not in a position to judge that given limited knowledge about twitter's finances. I'm just saying that the framing is important
> The U.S. has a 1 party problem. The other party is a big standard average Western centrist party at worst.

The other party has a problem too, just a very different kind that is ultimately synergizing well with the badness of the Republican party - utter incompetence at a lot of points.

The 2016 election was a great example of that. Dem-affiliated media giving Trump all the screen time in the world and free promotion they could, because the profits are too nice to ignore and “haha who would vote for him anyway, amirite”? Check. Running a heavily disliked candidate that previously failed (in 2008), with a heavy twinge of “it is her turn”? Check. That candidate almost entirely ignoring important battleground states during the campaign, all while Trump was campaigning very aggressively in those states (and then subsequently winning them)? Check. I absolutely hate the fact that I called it out (as soon as the primaries started) that Trump was very likely to win. Which got me clowned at the time.

This is just the most surface level easiest points to make, and only about the 2016 election. If one wanted to, they could dive into this much deeper.

I will say this though, Dems seem to have gotten their shit together a bit more recently, so that’s a nice development. However, let’s not pretend that just because the Republican party is tearing things up using their methods, Dems aren’t doing the same as well (just in very different ways that help the Reps do their job more efficiently).
No, Frasier is just a pompous but ultimately harmless asshole. It’s the Niles character I take issue with. The weird-nerd-with-oneitis who-gets-the-girl-in-the-end trope of 90s comedy is to a large extent to blame for the current incel crisis.

It’s not misogyny, narcissism or a sense of entitlement. It’s that these boys were raised by the TV and socialised into a system of courtship based on putting in superficial acts of niceness and receiving heartfelt love and affection in return. Regrettably when they find out the truth they often lash out at the women, because who would do such a thing as go on TV and tell lies?
Could you please elaborate on the quadratic curves in real life?
What you describe is the defining element of FreeTek. A lot of the tracks I danced to in the 90s were 33 played at 45.
One could argue that the most important criteria to optimize for is insuring that the mean expected value is exactly 0.5. That is a more practical criteria than trying to allow super low values like 2^-70 which are indeed expressible as floating point, but just less important than maintaining the simple behavior of a proper average value.
Wow, I mean.. bit harsh? I’m working on it..
I think the point as more that you can get escalate things with physical authorities (police, courts) if they have a nearby local physical branch.

Their internal policies ofcourse will remain the same.
> Prepare for your music to disappear at any point.

So far it's only happened because the musician himself pulled the music, and I wasn't really enthused after that to try and find it again. As the gp said, there's so much music now... I might be missing out on some music but if I've already got too much to ever listen to then why does that matter? In fact, having to make the choice to purchase is necessarily going to limit the amount available and my willingness to take a chance on it.

Streaming has opened up so much for me that I would never have found browsing music shops. Of course if Spotify disappeared then I'd have to find another service or buy the music then. A problem for it's time.
"Stringly typed" is usually used as a derogatory term for the alternative to strong typing, which often looks like manipulating raw strings when higher level code would have either better error handling or less boilerplate.

In this sense, dealing with raw bytes is worse.

There is no reason we can't use CLIs that provide higher level operations, but there's just not enough standardization.
So they're indistinguishable from a local business other than having corporate amounts of capital to weather storms, policies to control workers and inventory (what books to stock), and they send their profits out of the community. Neat
Reminder：MySQL 5.7 EOF within 15 days
"because that gives people an incorrect impression of the permissiveness of the license"

How does it?

"Source available is unambiguous"

It's not, because it could be hidden behind a pay wall.
The strange 'allure' of fintech.

'Now working on our 4th denied application for a banking licence, please continue to give us money.'

The red flags are so thick around some of these companies that you can't even see their door.
Commercially available chairs in Star Trek
Perhaps contemporary would be a better word. I'm not a native speaker.
2am? More like 6:30am
I don't get it. Even Elon keeps trade secrets, to the point where he won't patent certain technologies because patents can be read by members of the public.

What's the point of innovating, if China can ctrl c/ctrl v your idea and then pay cheap labour to churn out a clone within a week?

Supposedly the one thing the internet can't ban, is knowledge theft?
This video is meant to be a supplementary resource to help understanding the below paper by Taco S. Cohen and Max Welling
[Group Equivariant Convolutional Networks](https://arxiv.org/abs/1602.07576)
For me, this video is also a save-game-fountain en route my journey into the broader topic of Geometric Deep Learning.
This is a very good content marketing campaign
Note: the forked app in question is NewPipe and not done by them.

> They are ok with people modifying the app, just not doing that.

And the license is more restrictive than that I believe. If they drop the project without changing the license I'm not sure you could fork it while asking for donation (Depends on how you interpret: "directed towards commercial advantage or monetary compensation").

As for malicious forking as other mentioned you can use trademark to prevent it.