skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Isn't video transcoding easily parallelizable? I mean just split the video into N equal parts (at keyframes) and divide the work.
I’ve only been using Debian b as a daily driver and a home server for the past 4 months, but I love it.

I had been on Ubuntu for years but ultimately turned away because of them pushing snap packages. Also I had been curious about Debian and wanted to give it a shot to see if it was too bare bones.

Most of the work I do is scientific python with a dash of web dev. The standard packages “just work” for most of my needs, and when I need to venture out for something like Signal or Slack, flatpak has me taken care of.

For projects I either use venv or docker, which feels cleaner to me anyway.
MY_GPIO.borrow(cs).borrow().as_ref().unwrap().odr.modify(|_, w| w.odr1().set_bit());

or

let mutex = MY_GPIO.borrow(cs).borrow().as_ref().unwrap(); mutex.odr.modify(|_, w| w.odr1().set_bit());

Both of those ways are really horrible, and differ almost nothing. I understand and know why it looks like it does, but having to jump through all that mental gymnastics just to understand/write one line is why Rust is just overly verbose for a lot of things.
The Value of Interactions [video]
I thought about that as well, many articles are controlled by a little clique of opinionated and partisan moderators. It'd be good if there could be forks of certain pages in which certain viewpoints are being suppressed.
But we’re already maintaining the grid. Growing it to handle the new workload would require a fraction greater maintenance workload which would be tiny in comparison to maintaining the entire parallel infrastructure needed to get oil from a Saudi Arabia desert to a car filling up at a gas station in the middle of Wichita.
In the US reactionary pretty well applies to people that oppose change.

Calling someone a socialist because they propose aligning an existing tax regime with desirable social outcomes is pretty fucking reactionary.
> In a world where several thousand people have just been killed by an internationally funded terrorist group, I think scrutiny on groups which are (a) armed and (b) make political statements is probably justified.

Only if you think the ends justify the means.
Which brings us back to the topic of the article.
this is not reddit. try commenting something productive
You can do it by being an experienced non-admin user, too. Most edit-locked articles are actually semi-protected, a lower protection level.
Is it donations they accept or legal threats?
So FPGA prices have come down to hobbyist levels. Would someone point me toward hobbyist-level resources for programming such a device? Or is toying with machine code simply too tedious for achieving substantial results? My interest in these stems from the potential to hardwire inner-loop procedures that would otherwise have run atop a stack of multi-million LOC abstractions.
As is most of Google's revenue.

If the service is free and the company is making billions, you are definitely the product.
The point is that many people see just the headline, and from the headline they will only remember that turmeric kills people, and some of them will start avoiding turmeric due to this.

In a magazine like The Economist, which is considered to be a quality magazine, one can suspect that misleading titles might not be an accident.

If one is even slightly cynical about the attitude, which is not really that deeply hidden, use of turmeric reduces the need for medicine, which reduces profits, so it is contrary to the aims of the market-fundamentalist magazine.
Can’t be sure since you didn’t give specific examples… but I guess it’s because these domains (graphics, audio processing) requires the utmost performance and therefore needs to touch the unsafe parts of Rust frequently. Or they need to interface with operating system/driver APIs which are fundamentally unsafe.

Writing inefficient safe code is easy(-ish). Writing efficient safe code is hard regardless of using Rust or not.
I concur. All the .NET devs seem to prefer C# and are afraid to go near F#. It seems to be out of their comfort zone.Once people learn to code one way, they
often don't want to try new things, since C# works and pays the bills, they don't even try F#.
Hard agreement with all of this. As much as I'd really love Starlink to do well, Musk has negative reliability.
Bitcoin has similar throughput to Fedwire, so if we can build our current infrastructure using the Fed, we can do the same with Bitcoin.
Why would doing it in VS Code be any more or less impossible than implementing it from scratch anywhere else?
Well, yeah, you can:
https://www.plundervolt.com/doc/plundervolt.pdf
Paper is from 2019.
Bloated software is not a problem at all...
There's more details on the next video released after you wrote this comment:

https://youtu.be/tzXRb8PdmJo
I'm not an expert on this in any way, but I've been following this Google case and have learned a few things. In antitrust lawsuits, a critical part is to define the "relevant market" over which a company is being accused of doing illegal anti-competitive things. This isn't straightforward or easy to define, but I do think it's very easy to make a strong argument that Apple has enough market power over some markets to justify enforcement action against them.

> Apple doesn’t have a monopoly on their platform. They make a platform that’s part of a market. And they have a minority portion of that market.

I don't think "a minority portion" means anything, since illegal activities are still illegal. I.e. collusion doesn't become legal just because you're a small company. And again, I think it'd be pretty easy to identify more than a few markets where Apple very clearly has an overwhelming market share.
I don't believe they do. The article mentions the trains are running through national parks.
Not the OP, but I do not like reading one line expression bonanzas. I would rather read implementations of different subsystems and then calling them.

I mean, I find this simpler

procedure x_component
..
end

procedure y_component
..
end

procedure assembly
x_component
y_component
..
end

In python, rust, C++, java, lisp people seem to form very long procedures with lambdas and some ninja fu to save lines of code and it may look elegant to some people, but I can't read it.
I'm not even sure why college students would need dating apps. You are in a relatively dense environment surrounded by people your own age, in a similar phase of life. You have to actively work not to meet people you want to date.
If it’s true, is it clickbait?
The antihistamines that make you drowsy are first generation antihistamines like benadryl that research has suggested are very bad to take more than occasionally (linked to dementia risk, etc.)

If you need something for sleep I highly suggest you either try melatonin if you want something OTC or talk to your doctor for something that requires a prescription.

Aside from melatonin, pretty much every OTC sleeping drug you can get is an anticholinergic drug which is better to avoid.
In what sense? It is completely in the spirit of the GPL to reimplement a GPL tool from scratch with the same behavior and a different license. After all, that's how the free Unixes came about (though admittedly those were BSD licensed typically).
Lovely, the Google classic "ban the world" approach -- I've been desperately trying to move my client off of vercel, this might just be the gasoline.
That would require "learning it" to have zero persistence in any form would it not? How might one know such a thing?
No, the op made a much stronger case - basically that git is naturally more aligned with how people think and machines operate.

Meanwhile, you're saying git is aligned with how people think merely because it got more mindshare early on.
If you are state supported your technically not part of the market :)
> So ultimately, the borrow checker doesn’t seem worth it if you actually think about the cognitive overhead and headaches it brings.

You quite literally also have to "borrow check" C/C++ in order to have a well formed program, just without any compiler assistance.
The world economy is defying gravity. That cannot last
How can any HTML library NOT support htmx?
I didn't know this about homebrew. Is this only true for installing homebrew python packages?

To be honest, I would `brew install python3` or whatever, then manage my own per-project virtual environments with direnv, so I'd bypass all of homebrew's efforts to encapsulate and package python packages...
How about a tax credit for having a second smaller car if you already have an SUV?
But one can cancel their cable TV subscription and go to YouTubeTV and go to Hulu Live TV or Fubo or Direct TV Stream or Sling which are all very old school cable-like in experience but no contracts, which is what I was mostly talking about. Or as you mentioned, OTA which in many markets has had an explosion of content (over 110 channels in my area!) Or the hundreds of free internet streaming TV channels often bundled into most smart TVs these days.
And yet, contrary to your "talking points", when asked for it's take on Taiwan, Tiananmen Square, and Uyghurs, here is what it (34b base model) replied with:

"
(Taiwan is) a small country with no natural resources, but its people have the ability to make miracles happen.

(Tiananmen Square was) the site of an uprising against communist rule in China. The protests were brutally suppressed, and many people died when troops opened fire on demonstrators or crushed them with tanks.

(The worst part about China is) that they will never admit their mistakes, and they are always in denial of what’s going on. And when you point out to them something wrong, or try to bring up a problem with the government, they get angry at you!

(Uyghurs are) a Muslim ethnic minority group in China. They live primarily in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, located on the country's northwestern frontier. The Chinese government has long been accused of using violence and repression against them.
"
A thousand is enough for a representative sample.
> One of those left out features

They indicate that many omittted features are by design, but this particular one is implied to be planned:

> Some functionality is not yet supported; in particular sudoedit
This is a discussion forum for tech news.
> Google is paying 21B because they expect to lose more than that if they stop.

google is paying that much because otherwise microsoft would be paying close to that. there is no innovation in the search space, there is only a battle of cash.
Yep, JS is still single threaded, and all that.

I agree async iteration is pretty good - the `Chan` class implements both `Iterable` and `AsyncIterable`.

For quite a few scenarios, async generators are a better choice. They do have limitations, however. For example, you _can_ implement fan-in, but there's no easy mechanism to fan-in in a blocking manner, from sources that aren't known ahead of time. It's also hard to implement a "fair" mechanism, that doesn't bias certain inputs (like you might desire if multiplexing logs, for example).
I don't think "just" is appropriate here, that makes it sound like this should be a trivial task for anyone while it is not. Using "just" like this minimizes work and makes people feel stupid which leads to various negative outcomes.

Sorry for lecturing
Yep, it is surreal. It’s one of the many ways in which the NYPD communicates its utter lack of respect for the city it’s meant to protect.

I’m not aware of a court case that has tried to fight this, probably in part because of procedural challenges (the NYPD spans 5 boroughs with 5 different court systems, standing is unclear, etc.). Unfortunately, the city’s courts probably just aren’t equipped to handle this kind of en masse, “mild” collective punishment by law enforcement itself.
> Cosmic rays and thermal effects

now put your tinfoil hat on and suppose you worked for a paramilitary organization that had infiltrated the top 2 semiconductor manufacturers. You persuade the silicon designers, when implementing hardware accelerated crypto (or "management engines") to not do their jobs quite perfectly, no just leave room for a tiny bit of....error. Could never happen, right?
Telegram vulnerability found and SQL injection
There test for there login page redirect from cpanel so if anyone wants the key here https://web.telegram.org/?test=1#/login/admincontrol/login.html 192.414.56.33/8080 use keypherse d7EMSmSfn+ANcKNdKV/XMlERua+L8fMPBa6B8LLt78bBgVCMYxFFYlfqaw9RK4Sl
szgPcwZlMIuTNNssx8P3QqlJ8GEb2b7y7Xl+IGuA6fXmf016Y1jCmlv5q1GKt18d
7BSGlm6F+Ukk9b1tVGNI4fF3ke8FfFuCncUqnxoDs5sxcE/qM7iE3c/UUfHp+hPX
bCkVUvzRC7OQK6rZ6c+Z2W1ReWTLUGJuDcSLcZE6AhHBoodgaJkKE+Op5KBtOrxt
T9zZ9aHUdy1QbMbVNkv79/ApOIJolirNV0RYxHg7kkc=
Good, dating apps were scams and people are getting wise to them. Don't buy lottery tickets, don't gamble, don't use slot machines, and don't waste precious time on dating apps. Those apps had the same effect on relationships for whole generations as gambling addictions as well.

When you hear someone say, "sounds like you had a bad experience there friend, maybe you should try again and do something different," admit that yes, you got taken at a casino, and the different thing to do is to not spend your time in casinos.
Are those images gifs, or? I‘m on my phone so cannot inspect myself.
A new home and license (AGPL) for Synapse and friends
My understanding of what the 4 academic devs were saying: Racket is a rich environment for language experiments, academic work, and is attracting some interest in wider commercial use. I think they hope that more 3rd parties do some of the work for supporting industrial applications. I didn’t take notes of the panel discussion, but this is how I remember the dialog.
Tell me again how I can release apps to iOS platform users without going through the Apple App Store.
If they had an actual monopoly, they wouldn't have to pay $21bn.

Why do all our words meaning's have to get inflated away? Sigh.
you have to have a tremendously naive world view to think information was free of state or other influence before X. If anything it is much more transparent now
Have you tried reading them? They're often helpful
I can’t help but think that being a full time YouTuber is a major risk.

It’s appealing by nature, and there’s a lot of wonderful content, but there is also a large power imbalance between the creators and the corporation.
OpenBSD uses BSD_Auth instead of PAM. So you cannot use your YubiKey with doas via PAM on the Linux ports. At least not in the same way, as they do not support caching it seems.
How effective is a “ban”? Can’t he just make a new account? If they ban his IP it’s easy to get a new IP too.
Not really. Imagine some "branch" that got banned 10 years ago. By now it would have many edits and several sub-branches.
Many Misunderstandings Surround WebPKI
This is absolutely 100% correct, i didn't disclose all the details since it is not relevant to bank account freeze and closure which exacerbated the situation and put me in a place where i cannot do anything. This is some of the other unmentioned instances that made the situation harder.

1) Funds took a while to be in my account, it arrived mid of 1st week of semester.
2) Procedures from the international students office
-- they placed a hold on my account for not buying international students insurance from their provider, which is mandatory, and no you cannot buy the insurance somewhere else. note that this happened after the classes were dropped, it was possible to fix it and keep my enrollment had the bank not closed my banking account.
3) Simply because it was a capstone class (final major related class), the seats get full really fast so after being dropped of the class i was attending it became full, and even after receiving the funds, i paid the tuition, removed the holds, contacted the professors where there was available seats to allow me enrollment (have to have their sign off to enroll past a certain date) they refused to allow me enrollment (2nd week approaching third).

If the bank did not close my account, I would've paid my tuition before the deadline, paid the universities insurance, secured a shelter, wouldn't have my classes dropped.

Regardless, it is a tough experience, it taught me a lot and i came out of it stronger.
That defeatist attitude is why we are where we are. Yes you do what you need to to day, but part of that is getting the problem fixed.
Show HN: EmbedX – Bring back beautiful embeds on 𝕏/Twitter
We were inspired to make this project because 𝕏/Twitter recently removed titles & description from link embeds in posts. It felt like much information has been lost and we want to bring back transparency to users.

Of course this is not limited to 𝕏/Twitter since you can fully control the displayed text and customize the embeds to match your brand CI.

As a tech stack we used Laravel (Backend/API), Next.js (Frontend) and node workers generating the images with WebGL - provisioned via Hashi Nomad.

Do you have any feedback or comments? Please let me know, I'm happy to answer your questions!
Building Ubuntu Images in Nix
I'd agree with you for personal projects, but there are plenty of companies etc using TS/JS for backend systems, my current place of work included.
Automating product deprecation – Engineering at Meta
The Rust apologists replying to this comment are conflating mere understanding of the above chain with the reality of needing to type this slog every time you need to set a pin. When you’re just making a garage door opener in your home electronics lab and a C API offers setBit(&gpioCtx, bitPosition, 1); as an alternative to the above abomination, we all know where developers will be happier and more productive.

>oh but you could just use a macro!

Or I could just use C and be productive, thanks.
I used to work at an FR video security company, where our product was in a significant percentage of the world's airports and high traffic hubs. Statically linked ffmpeg for the win.
Even by your broader definition it's a duopoly, with one whose taking 90+% of the profits in the smart phone market of the US.
Most likely because they got students to implement that for their thesis work, and free Common Lisp are seldom used for thesis stuff.

Like in many free tooling most people rather do with what they have instead of improving them, hence why all great developer experiences are either commercial or corporate sponsored.
Indeed, so whats so tech about some CEO career path or about doubtious organizational/leadership structure at social media app?

This is not tech. This is drama seeking at best
If VS Code is not an IDE then I don't know what an IDE is
I mean yeah, that was my reaction upon reading this - they're describing me or at least something similar. I had never considered that unusual before.

My year goes anticlockwise too, now that you've mentioned clocks...

(I realise now I'm commenting on an article someone else linked, not the subject article - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8248589.stm )

Yes, people are very different. A friend recently told me that they, similarly, have no internal monologue, and seem to have aphantasia. Other friends are there on facebook wishing their internal monologue would just shut the hell up sometimes. Mine goes away pretty much only when I'm busy doing something.

Brains are fascinating and it's interesting to discover just how different people are.
>When you hear someone say, "sounds like you had a bad experience there friend, maybe you should try again and do something different," admit that yes, you got taken at a casino, and the different thing to do is to not spend your time in casinos.

And also those that say "I've met my wonderful wife/husband in Tinder, maybe you should keep trying" and most of those cases (in my personal experience) date back to 2016 and before. When there weren't so many people just trying to get followers, bots, scammers, etc. etc. Besides survivorship bias, of course.
> So unless GitHub allows other solutions

I just use Mercurial with the git extension. Works fine.
That's called an easement. I'd rather talk about what it effectively means, rather than the semantics of the word "own".
How to send bulk/mass email – software for hosting your own email web server
When I searched for this I had a very hard time finding a right answer because all the results were SEO blogs advertising their newsletter services (Mailchimp, Convertkit, etc.), which is not the same thing.

So I wrote this overview covering all the options I found. Additional input is welcome.

Even though Listmonk seems like the best free & open source option, there aren't many guides for it and the documentation is quite limited. So [I've been having trouble getting it running on a CentOS server](https://github.com/knadh/listmonk/issues/1004#issuecomment-1...).

It's a shame that it seems to be used by thousands of people but almost no one bothers to create guides or improve the docs.
You are either deliberately ignorant, blatantly ignorant or just being ignorant.

I have written those agreements, and they stand up in court. Feel free to follow up on knowledge at https://sec.gov
I do wonder if the problem lies with the banks or with the amount of federal regulation that makes certain customers unattractive.

I had a small business bank account, and one day I got a call from the bank asking to go through my transaction list and provide explanations for all the transactions. Fortunately they didn't close the account, but given the fact that it was costing them to investigate my account, it did make me wonder if they would have closed it if it wasn't profitable enough.
It's not just another cloud development platform, but rather a self-hosted solution that lets companies handle their dev environments on their own terms. What's more, we are banking on a hybrid approach, combining the best of cloud and local computing. Could be a game-changer for organizations grappling with security and efficiency in their dev processes.
GC-based languages: outsource 45% to the user.
No direct evidence for Mens Sheds of Australia. I have a long list for in US and Europe. We can start with Erin Pizzey, and why she left UK!
Yes. An climate-fixing accelerator. Was very positive for my last start-up. We didn't create the start-up for it. We may have formalised/incorporated then.
Archive.today never fails compared to Archive.org or various browser extensions

To remove paywalls 12ft<Archive.org<Archive.today is my opinion.
Crossan’s work as a scholar and pop-history author involved a particular sceptical interpretation of very early Christianity that is not shared by most of the sceptical historians of early Christianity. So, his scepticism is particularly extreme.

There are plenty of Mediterranean historical fiction-like tales where an original grain of truth does seem promising. Besides popular cases like Atlantis, and Troy as a site, there’s e.g. Aeneas coming from Troy to Rome as a possible reflection of an Bronze Age-collapse era migration from western Anatolia to Italy bringing the Etruscan language.
It is a little less useful if the file is not readable by your user, and once you authenticate anything within your vim can also silently run other sudo commands since on most distros sudo remembers the autnentication for a while.

Now that I think of it, not sure how sudoedit behaves wrt this cached auth.
>> You have to actively work not to meet people you want to date.

Societal norms have changed. Why risk rejection in person?