skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same thing with the Bible - to me reading it as a single translation seems making little sense. Reading every verse in multiple versions in multiple languages, looking up multiple meanings of every word feels a whole different story. Luckily reading Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, Latin and Old English is much easier than reading Chinese. I still feel like learning Chinese to read Taoist texts though, because they are so cool, Alan Watts inspired me to the point I can't imagine giving up this idea.
Very fair. The funny thing is that I'm pretty jaded, and people tell me that I've got the wrong read. Then I see comments like this where people say "This is so obviously true that it's crazy it bears mentioning".

I suspect that it actually is surprising for some people, but based on the emails I get, it's mostly cathartic because so many engineers spend time being told by management that they're imagining all of this. Because, as you've said, it's super hard to find good managers.
I think you forgot an curly brace after the if-statement
I thought (though didn't really expect) the reflective programming language Black (<https://github.com/readevalprintlove/black>).
Thanks!
I'm not the original author but maintain it since mid 2020.

Meta has always been involved, the project was created internally at Meta around 2016 to replace a Jekyll docs boilerplate that was difficult to manage when deploying hundreds of docs.
What did you expect them to work on you?
> Now, when a person hovers their cursor over the page (or scrolls on mobile)...

I can imagine many cases where real human user doesn't scroll the page on mobile platform. I like the CSS approach but I'm not sure it's better than doing some bot filtering with the server logs.
OrbStack is awesome, but fair warning, its disk image does NOT play nice with backups.
The cop dramas in the 60s/70s we almost infomercials pedaling very specific messaging. Some was aimed at police in an attempt to educate the myriad of forces on the law (Dragnet) while others educated the public. The explosive nature of car crashes mirrored the "educational" nature of contemporary traffic safety films. (I would provide links to youtube but such films are too gruesome, showing actual dead bodies.)
Vitis Moves from Eclipse to VSCode
To be fair, my other stuff is full of swearing. He's got me there.

Although I started writing at 6PM on a random day after a stupid meeting, and actually tend to agree that there's worthier stuff to be popular - but people click on what they want.

I have a whole bunch of more boring stuff around, with much less swearing, and I think I'm more comfortable with the low level of attention that gets.
By "shouldn't forge their own path", I assume you mean something other than "should continue to ostracize and oppress 10% here, 50% there", so what do you mean?
Next you will suggest that stealing original artwork and laundering copyright through generative art ML systems is not illegal...
These Black Mirror episodes come to mind:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_Right_Back A woman gets a clone of her deceased husband

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Is_Awful A woman gets replaced by another woman
The thing that worries me about this is that it will further polarise the US. A public education can bring kids from different parts of society together. If homeschooling continues, you’ll further stratify your society. You’ll have a bunch of kids actualising themselves, sure: but you’ll also get a bunch of kids being deliberately kept ignorant.
Evading Watermark-Based Detection of AI-Generated Content
Check out EarthPT! https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.07207
This is indeed a good point. I recently had an older Leaf (2017) and had to charge it daily to the max, even with light use, in case I needed it because total range was low.

My new car has over twice the max range so now I charge once or twice a week, and then just to 80%.

In addition my new car has much better thermal management of the battery compared to the Leaf, which should help prolong the life as well.
If you fed a competent human massive quantities of human-created code and artwork, they could fairly quickly mash it up and produce a clone of a simple game, too.

Have we created real AI, or merely 'AP' - Auto-Plagiarism?
No offence, there's a bit of stubbornness when someone says, "I used an FTP client to upload whatever I wanted by a process that was pretty obvious." Git + Pages/Netlify is a different setup than FTP for sure, but it isn't more complicated. Just connect your git repo with Cloudflare pages and push things to it. If you don't like CLI, there are plenty of git clients to do the job. Hell, you can edit files on Github repo itself.

The reason I say this is, because as I have grown senior, I started noticing similar stubbornness in myself ("This was so much easy back in our days") and attitude of refusing to learn that came with it. I don't deny that some of the complexity in the web world is unwarranted, but when I refuse to invest my time in even trying to understand new solutions, I fail to acknowledge the benefits as well.

In the FTP days, it was easy to crash the whole site because of bad code that creeped in and no easy to way to decipher what change caused it. Cloudflare pages allow my to restore my site to any point of time and makes it easier to keep track of changes.

I think it's important to keep an open mind when it comes to new solutions.
SAP, which stands for Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing, is a leading enterprise software company that provides a wide range of business software solutions to organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to large multinational corporations. SAP's software is designed to help businesses manage various aspects of their operations, including finance, human resources, supply chain, procurement, sales, customer service, and more.
Don't stress too much about improving things there, spend time with the colleagues you like, and make incremental (and sometimes major) changes to your life, I think. Not super insightful, but you'll note it's a good idea in every domain of life.
Now I know from where came Javier Milei.
Black 4.0 Is the New Ultrablack
It does, you just have to purge and then update the filter rules
You don't need to solder modern day DIY keyboards (to my disappointment). There are now switch sockets. So everything is pre-soldered and all you do is maybe put in some screws, put in the switches and put on the keycaps.
Intel microcode is signed so you can't run open source microcode even if you were able to create it, and the microcode is encrypted so you can't reverse engineer it anyway.

On long obsolete AMD K8 CPUs, there was some work on reverse engineering the microcode back in 2017:

https://github.com/RUB-SysSec/Microcode
Are you referring to the freedom of speech being restricted for Jihadi mass murderers as "terrifying"???

I suggest taking a look at some of the stories on how the Hamas murdered people and is using its own people as human shields to learn about "terrifying". There should be limits at some point.
Not sure why I'm getting down voted for this comment. I'd like to see an example of anything created by "AI" remotely close in complexity to Notion out there.
Exceptional read.
This approach is no harder to block than the JavaScript approaches: you’re just blocking requests to certain URL patterns.
Mobile-first indexing has landed
You seem to imply that most parents who decided to homeschool actually do a good job at it. Is there any data to back that up?
No one mentioned `uBlacklist` extension but complaining about ranking of the results and noises (seems like all are Kagi advertisers somehow). You can block all the noises and unwanted results from search based on its base URL; keep only from those you tried and found useful. The block list can be synced with your own local/cloud storage. For example, block all those copycats of stack, photos from .pinterest., gettyimages, microsoft's official forum, apple official forum, shitty porn sites,...
That's the problem with relying on our observations only. It biases us to reality.
> how dedicated can you really be to your job if you have this much spare time to write code for free?

Rather an odd viewpoint. This "FAANG hiring manager" seems to expect someone s/he hires to have no life beyond the workspace. What sort of turnover does s/he consider to be normal? I do the best job I can at work, beyond even what I'm asked to do, and doing something I enjoy in my own time, whatever that is, recharges my batteries. In one extreme case, at a rather deadening job, I decided to learn to fly to stop myself from just resigning.

"Medieval" indeed!
Views seem like the ideal solution in theory, but SQL implementations of views are often problematic in practice due to planning complexity & overhead. In theory they should also be a good mechanism for handling writes (see "updateable views" / "writable views") but the list of caveats is long and many developers are understandably nervous about pushing lots of logic into TRIGGERs.
Wow. Thank you. I didn't know.
Ah yeah that makes more sense. I took it as the supply chain meaning of the word logistics, as in the practical limits of producing more of something.

Fittingly though, management logistics should also follow the logistic function.
I don't see how this is more intrusive for privacy than what you can already get from access logs.
- S3/R2/GS

- Github Pages / Cloudflare Pages

- Heroku / Cloudflare Workers

- ngrok

Take your pick. You can get a lot done with many of these and with a free quota.
Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite SoC Benchmarks in Windows and Linux
Musk's 'everything app' plan for X, in his own words
these are good insights.

As nerds we tend to only look at the specs and get bored when it comes to how the product is marketed and supported but this is a huge factor in development of these products. If they don't have clear obvious use cases they will be much much harder to sell. We are maybe 1% of the marketplace, the difference in revenues between 1% market coverage and 90% is massive, hardly anyone can run a business making perfect products for 1% of market
> complete chat isolation.

They're communicating with humans, and some of those humans can be fooled.
Empire building is often incentivised, sandbagging to try and get those resources generally isn’t.
Interesting.

> Some of the channels amassed hundreds of thousands of subscribers and sent out graphic images and videos of the war, in addition to calls to action from Hamas members.

I’ve seen some channels that have these same graphic depictions, but instead have a tone of “look at the atrocities being committed, Hamas must be held accountable .”

Telegram seems to be a replacement for subreddits that got banned in the 2010s (and now even liveleak is gone).
> It doesn't matter even if it's an adblock atp

Pre-manifest V3, when OnBeforeRequest actually blocked requests before they were downloaded, browsing typical sites with it enabled was objectively faster than with it off. Any overhead was pretty quickly recovered in not downloading the ads.

Many benchmarks proved that. Here's one: https://whatsoftware.com/10-ad-blocking-extensions-tested-fo...

So, unless you're browsing exclusively all ad-free sites, it very much DOES matter, or used to.
As HN: Any white label private Instagram-like social networks?
Are there any white label private member only social network technology providers? The use case is for example, someone buys a product and gets access to a platform/content. Ideally something like Instagram would be ideal.

Before anyone jokes, I'm not looking for OnlyFans.
> When Europeans come to the US, they largely behave like Americans, they fit right in. What Europeans need to stop doing is telling themselves that they're different.

America has military bases all over Europe. I’m going to arbitrarily decide that you need to establish that that doesn’t explain what you have been experiencing.
I'm inclined to agree, but just to provide a counterpoint: if the data is modelled properly then there are very few reporting queries that actually make sense. Except of course if you want people to be able to change definitions on the fly, but I'd argue that is an anti-feature when it comes to reporting.
+1 for this especially for anything other than CRUD or an already exciting game like Angry Birds where the first GitHub searches will return several results
Nothing, sadly. We plan to do nothing about it. I've been getting these fake calls from spoofed numbers for years now. We gave up on our landline after it became 100% spam 6-10 times a day. Our government is content to pretend technology doesn't exist :(
Microwave Labeling Contest
Grim. Python packaging is a skip (dumpster) full of dead rats.
Rediscovering the Power of Serial Console: Configuring a HomeLab Managed Switch
This is deeply misguided opinion aboit 'nornal' people. To nornal people 'Anonymous' is a lie.

My dad can't tell apart Windows and Linux, but he makes sure to uncheck any kind of data collection, tracking, and clicks 'reject all' on every cookie warning
> I used GPT4

Do you use the ChatGPT Plus version or the API? If the API, what do you usually use to access it?
> "Most people are either men or women. Some people aren't, and that's okay - you should still treat them like anyone else."

Is that what they're just teaching, or are they saying that a) human nature is fundamentally gendered, and b) men and women are gender rather than sex classes - that how you look, think and feel relative to socially constructed and recognised gender stereotypes determines what sex you actually are, and that early medical intervention may be necessary to put your mind in the correct type of body?

I agree that society shouldn't police gender non-conformity (perhaps what many home-schoolers would actually like society to do) but as a 'people are a collection of unique individuals, differentiated by sex for the narrow purposes of biological reproduction' kind of person I also object to the 'viewing society through the prism of innate gender' position - which some schools seem to be teaching as scientifically correct when it's actually much more like a ideological and / or metaphysical belief.
Knowing how much apple exploits its users a d knowing how apple fanatics are willing to buy whatever and in retrospect… it makes perfect sense.

I believe you.
It's randomly on and off for me since a couple of weeks.
>You'd have to include the servers doing the auctions, sentiment analysis, profiling,... into it as well.

Feel free to put up an estimate then.

>I don't think you can actually put a number on this waste.

Well that just makes it clear you're only interested in your feelings/vibes as opposed to anything objective.
About Zabbix Agent Security
I'm interested in doing the same thing but using PipeWire only. What kind of processing do you use Reaper for?
To add to the concept, how a tech company today makes money is very different than in the past. Profit doesnt matter anymore. It is all speculation against the dream of future profits once a tech company dominates a market. Money people will pay the kids because in faint hope of being on the ground floor of the next facebook or microsoft. But with entrenched companies now dominating tech, nobody will be the next microsoft. Investors are starting to realize those days are gone. Tech companies will be started and many will succeed, but now must actually compete with each other, often in courtrooms, to justify why they should be allowed into existing markets.

Look at nokia. A few decades ago anyone with a billion dollars could start making cellphones. Good luck with that today. You would need a hundred billion, and a few decades of IP lawyering, before being allowed to compete with the likes of apple/samsung. If your device has a touch screen and connects to the internet, you will suffer innumerable patent issues.
How do you measure how "pink" something is and whether one thing is more "pink" than another? For black it's just albedo.
This page is a guide to the different parts of the Moonbase:

https://catacombs.space1999.net/main/cguide/um.html

My particular favourite is the Eagle Hangars:

https://catacombs.space1999.net/main/cguide/umhangar.html
Not sure worse… that, or Florida’s “slavery was good for blacks” crap.
Risingwave: Redefining Stream Processing
Said the sommelier
OpenFst Python Extension
That's just using the original model with a faster runtime. It's limited by the model itself, as is ggerganov/whisper.cpp. This changes the model.
Oh, we’re back to the rat-with-a-pleasure button again?
Angry Birds itself was sufficiently fresh and well made so people liked it.

But it wasn’t really original in a true sense.

One of the most appreciated games in nerd culture currently is the new Baldur’s Gate. It’s extremely well made, but not really original.

Factorio or The Witness would be games that are both original and have been made with great technical and artistic care. But how many of these are made in comparison to genre games and mashups?

I don’t think these tools are necessarily a hindrance to create good games. Tools are just tools.
I can empathize with this opinion, but deep in me it feels (I am not saying it is) wrong. Maybe I love books too much. My fear is spending too much time optimizing life instead of living, so to say.

The value of Anki is clear, but I wonder how many hours it takes to create that list. Maybe that is time when I could be reading another book on the same topic, for example. Or I am rationalizing because I find it annoying to enter things in Anki (even a csv file) :)

The compromise I found is: if you own a lot of physical books, underlining (normally or with small vertical lines on the side) makes it easy to go back and remember the important facts. I also write my reaction to some sentences on the margin.

All of this helps me remember better, and it makes it easier to get back to it later to get the main points. It seems to work well enough for now.
The strawman was constructed by yourself. Your strawman is:

> someone who takes the argument as in “literally remove the police directly and let the chaos begin”

I clicked the “parent” links to read every comment in this chain about defunding the police and none of the people in this discussion match the strawman you describe. My characterization of “defund/abolish the police”, in which funding for law enforcement is reallocated to social programs, is completely consistent with how automatic6131 and cmcaleer were characterizing the slogan, contra yourself and gizmo. The first reference to abolition was automatic’s here (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38083132):

> I mean, you don't need to delve very far into academia or lefty twitter to find extremist people saying exactly this, that defund does actually mean abolish, or is the first step to it.

Indeed you do not. This is exactly what the NYT piece I linked to says, in so many words. And you’ve admitted as much yourself.
> Big organizations tend to grow in weird ways, opaque to the folks on the ground. They sometimes make big mistakes and spend money where they shouldn’t.

The article is good and at the end of the day, it's a... rant.

The core issue that substance the main point of the author is that we do not have a scientific and empirically validated method for management in technology (IT). This is expected since tech is a quite new industry that surged after the late 90's.

On top of it, we do not have established literature related to the economics of IT to calculate the opportunity costs, average acceptable waste, association between cloud costs x productivity and delivery value, and so on.

Most leaders and managers are using methods that can or cannot work, but it's a discovery phase now in how to establish a management method that covers inefficiencies, opportunity costs, and value.
Finite-State Transducer
I'm amused by the idea that under close examination it might turn out that one of the people suing on copyright grounds, made literally zero bits of difference to the model.

Feels very Douglas Adams.
An analytics database is better (clickhouse, bigquery...).

They can do aggregations much faster and can deal with sparse/many columns (the "paid" event has an "amount" attribute, the "page_view" event has an "url" attribute...)
The best i can think of is pixelfed.
> Next month, the first batch of polished mirror segments should set off from France by ship in a temperature-controlled container.

Why do they need a temperature-controlled container for shipping? I would have expected that temperature control would only be needed once they're deployed and in service.
If we need this to understand technological things (did you learn Docker from just one manual/article for example?) we certainly must need it for spiritual things.
I don't see how this would be relevant for a code model?

The code model isn't trained to retrieve papers/articles, it's meant to complete code. Whether or not you find hallucination in a unrelated task isn't particularly interesting.
You succinctly explained how I feel. I was very religious earlier in life, giving my life and scant monies, raising my family to the same. Now, after evolving my views quite a bit due to firsthand observation and third hand research regarding the absolute bullshit religious pour on real marginalized communities, I'm apatheist (lean agnostic atheist). I legitimately don't care if there is a diety. If there is and they have need of my fealty, fine, but I'm not going to claim adherence nor follow belief to satisfy the whims of mortals claiming to be mouthpieces when a real deity has capacity to reveal themselves.

I'll never again outsource my morality.
Note, this depends on how much your brain relies on different signals for 3D.

There are plenty of people who don't have binocular vision, who learn to rely on other signals for 3D.

See the cues at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_perception for some other cues that you may use.
I had an Oxbridge type education, it was common practice for reading to be suggested with no further expansion.

In a thread about education, I expect the responses of the educated.

When an absolute position is taken a single exception rebuts the absolute.

If a comment is made regarding the absolute necessity of religion as grounding for morals and virtue and a simple response is given "Read X" then I expect that X addresses either supoort or raises an exception.

Cicero is sufficiently well known for many to be aware of the material, those that are unaware (in a thread about education) should be curious enough to learn more and advance their own position as to why Cicero may or may not be a suitable rebuttal.

FWiW I felt the comment given re: Cicero to be neccesary and sufficient and I'd tip my hat to the user if I had a hat, were to cross paths, and recognised them as such.

But this is just me, a random drive by HN commenter.

Each to their own.
Virtual Superlensing Made a Reality
Like the art of war?
This is why I am not so quick with upgrading to next major version anymore.
Finite-State Transducers in Language and Speech Processing (1997)
I attempted to do this back at the start of this year, but lost motivation building the web ui. My trick is not CSS but simply loading fake images with <img> tags:

https://github.com/nolytics
WeWork shares sink on reports of imminent plans for bankruptcy filing
What do natural and unnatural mean? Are human activities not part of nature, the same way the activitiy of other creatures like spiders and elephants are? Why or why not, and if a distinction between human and non-human activities is drawn, what justifies it?
Fun fact: there's a patent on loading mini games that has prevented such developments. I think it's owned by Namco, you can see it in Ridge Racer
There is an excellent FST implementation in Rust:

https://blog.burntsushi.net/transducers/
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