skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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The irony in your allegation is palpable. Anyone not following rabid anti-china lines MUST be a sockpuppet, bot, shill, or whatever, it can't possibly be a genuine opinion, which is exactly the stance of the article in question.

As I said in another comment of mine where I was accused of the same: I generally don't comment, but I feel strongly about US-China relations, which makes me comment.
The last thing the world needs is another proprietary connector.

With you on that.
Many years ago when I was working as a consulting engineer, I had two almost fulltime (30+ hours a week) clients going at the same time. In person. It was manageable because the sites were walking distance apart, but everyone got the hours that they were billed and everyone's work got done.

Honestly, if you're fully remote and don't have any commute, that sort of thing is quite doable if that's how you want to spend your time.
Globalstar is a bent-pipe system too, right? For all we know, Apple’s solution could already be based on 5G NTN.

Skimming some of the 3GPP meeting notes, Globalstar definitely seems interested in getting an official 5G frequency identifier for their spectrum.

Apple has heavily invested into Globalstar earth stations; I wouldn’t be surprised if they were running their own RF hardware on some of Globalstar’s spectrum.
The UI does leave a lot to be desired, definitely! I wish they'd add specific UIs for the different formats.

I agree with the pain that some languages/package managers add as well. Its a shame package managers aren't necessarily designed to easily support writing your own mirror or switching repository.

Fair play for running your own Nexus for personal use!
A better analogy IMO is the transition from subsistence to industrial agriculture. Once upon a time, at least half the U.S. population worked in agricultural fields - then, to condense a lot of history, tractors and seed implanters and combine harvesters were invented, and now something like 2% of the U.S. population is directly involved in growing food (although certain vegetable and fruit crops are much more labor-intensive).

I've never heard anybody bemoaning this development - agricultural field jobs are back-breaking and dull - but it did create a situation of greater societal dependence on a much smaller number of farmers. Ensuring that everyone gets enough food then becomes something of a socioeconomic problem rather than a technical problem.

Now, if LLM-related technology starts making major inroads into the well-paid upper-tier employment sector, this could get a bit more interesting. My favorite suggestion is to use LLMs to replace shareholder-appointed corporate board members - and hey, why not the shareholders themselves? LLMs might be much better at generating capital from investments, and as they're not wasting the money on giant yachts and private islands, they might be much more efficient at plowing capital gains back into research and development and so improving manufacturing.

This sort of highlights the fact that a society in which all the wealth is in the hands of a few aristocrats is a society doomed to eventual extinction, particularly in an era of rapid technological innovation.
While I empathize with your situation-- be careful not to discourage others. The only two fully completed novellas were because of this month and I'm very proud of them.

I'm much more annoyed I haven't been able to replicate this outside of the contest.

Hope you feel better now.
Well that's a different argument but you're totally right. The most "boring" ways to financial freedom are living cheaply and making as much steady income as possible, investing in other revenue generating ventures (like literally things like a washateria, then buy a strip mall, etc.) Starting "a business" for the $$$ as your primary motivator is going to take your focus off of product.
In the US, no. I tell the company the number of deductions on some IRS form which determines their deductions on a W2. There are some things like not having two different 401Ks at the same time but my company certainly doesn't know about the other sources of income I have (which are not from other employers).
Like buying a new car every year, wearing the latest fashions, diamond jewelry, etc. - bottled water is both a way for consumers to signal their social status, and for corporations to cash in on primate social instincts. Really, everybody wins!

/s?
I have no issue with people using whatever OS they want to - that's part of why I had a big grudge against Microsoft over the years with their anti-competitive strategies. It just amazes me that other people don't pick up on the obvious issues that come with competing teams producing different parts of the OS. There's still a bunch of old style control panel tools in use in Win11 and they've been there since Vista at least.
> What if we have already passed some tipping point and its too late to do anything?

Even if we've already passed a number of tipping points, the choice between "worst case" and "less so" is the difference between millions, even billions of lives.
Is Starlink actually that profitable?
The problem is that the Russian letter е denotes multiple possible sound patterns:

1. [je] if stressed (or [ɪ̯ɪ] if unstressed) at the beginning of a syllable

2. in the middle of a syllable, it usually indicates the palatalization or softening of the preceding consonant (the softening in Russian is phonemic and can change the word's meaning; also, a few consonants are exceptional and non-softenable, except possibly in a small number of further exceptions) which is followed by the [e] vowel if the syllable is stressed or [ɪ] if unstressed

3. but in some words, in the middle of the syllable it indicates the vowel [ɛ] and does not change the preceding consonant (i.e. it's pronounced exactly like э)

So how do you represent this when transcribing into the Latin alphabet in a way that more-or-less reflects both the original Russian spelling and original Russian pronunciation?

The typical solution is to transcribe case 1 as "ye" and cases 2 and 3 as "e", which is both not quite accurate and not consistent with how other Russian vowels are transcribed, but is "good enough" on balance. Or you can use "ye" for both case 1 and 2, and "e" for 3; this is how you get "nyet", and that particular transcription of "нет" has become traditional - since it avoids ambiguity with the English "net". Linguistic and academic publications of course have more complex schemes.
Is there any backup software which continuously uploads your files to an AWS/GCP/Azure long term storage account that you control and pay for? Something like CrashPlan, which from time to time performs automatic maintenance and deletes old versions of files.
Why bring politics into this? You're pushing your own prejudices and opinions on a topic that doesn't need it to make "sides", at your own detriment.

Well established fact that Musk is a figure head, and like any other other figurehead, they matter significantly less to the end result than the giant teams of engineers and supply chain managers do. Of course he is an intelligent, financially sound business man.

But it's very much a fact that the bit's you're romantically idealizing would exist without Elon Musk. Apple was not steve jobs. Ford was not Henry Ford. Toyota was not a single Toyoda.
The lead author of this paper is a friend of mine and an expert in non-linear acoustics, particularly jet and rocket noise.
I've considered a second job as well, but I'd have to skip out on my noon Jiu Jitsu classes and freedom to play Pickleball whenever I please. I'm paid well enough where the value my hobbies bring outweighs the extra income of a second job.
Yeah, unfortunately. I work one job and am happy with what I make, and the workload is sufficient for me to fill the entire day's worth of time. But I am only happy because the job is remote. I am worried that if news like this (not even sure how much percentage of the employed folks are OE; could very well be 1%) would give excuses to the employers to stop offering remote options. Like you said, I will not click on such articles because the "journalist" will be encouraged to write more clickbait articles which jeopardizes millions of happy remote workers like myself.
I'm sure contributions are welcome to solve the problem
>dual 4090 server

What do you mean? 4090s don’t have SLI.
New calculator can predict your heart disease risk for next 30 years
One of the most unique things about the city of Austin is that it is around 1 hour from Austin.
Maybe the lawyer thinks the likely judge is a fan. That would be a ninja move.
Would it be feasible to implement a TUI/ncurses mode over the same editor backend and feature set? Think something like the FreePascal TUI IDE, or the Oberon TUI that made HN a couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38240333
> They have advantages and disadvantages for different applications.

The issue with Windows is that everything is painful, clunky and not well thought. It's death by a thousand cuts.

At least with Linux you know you need some knowledge to be proficient at it. Windows tries to be simple to use but it's not, it's a hodge podge of different UI/UX patterns and philosophies, there's no way to create a mental model that you can apply consistently and effectively, you need to learn what each task requires to be able to complete it.
Currently no.. Going to have to add that still. The Auth.js devs have said that they're going to include zero-config support for this
I hate "this!" comments, but F-Droid is the thing that keeps me an Android user and makes me a die-hard proponent of alternative app stores (and why I'd use an iPhone if I could get something like F-Droid (with Termux) on it). Even phones with no other app store can install F-Droid, and it has enough good software that I can do most everything I need with only F-Droid.

- FFUpdater for installing browsers (Mull on my phone, Brave on my tablet because keyboard support)
- Termux for all my CLI work
- KeepassDX for passwords
- Syncthing for syncing
- Etar for calendaring
- VLC for media
- Kore to control my media center
- RCX for running local webdav servers (good for hosting Tiddlywiki and FeatherWiki locally on-device with WebDAV-based saving)
- Tiddloid for notetaking when I'm not using RCX instead
- Conversations for XMPP chat with family/friends
- KOReader for ebooks
- MullvadVPN for ... VPN
- OsmAnd~ for mapping, including offline maps
- "Puzzles" and Unciv for gaming
- Trail Sense for navigation/survival

I know this is a laundry list, but my point is that it's a trove of exactly the sort software I like to develop and use. Thanks for mentioning it!
As a tech literate person, it was by far the most infuriating experience in recent memory, but achieving some level of victory was fun! Reminded me of hacking my xbox as a teen.
Camera Depth of Field Simulator
It seems crazy that 2nd to 4th in 2021 didn't do 2022 at all! It's an annual ritual for me, I couldn't imagine being so heavily into it one year and then not competing at all the next. Was there a reason?
Mmm strange, could you share on what page exactly?
Edit: got rate limited by the Github api haha, fixed now :)
> explain the possibility of a copyright violation in a piece of software written to emulate a hardware platform when there is no ROM or firmware distributed by the authors

It specifically has to do with the DRM keys used for decrypting the games; which would appear to run afoul, in most cases, of the DMCA.

It’s also not theoretical. Unauthorized DVD players and ripping software have had their authors legally prosecuted repeatedly (even big companies at the time, like RealPlayer). Gary Bowser also went to prison and had his fines set, in part, for violating that law (notice that it was a criminal case, not a civil one; Nintendo could not have dismissed those charges voluntarily.) Apple sent Psystar into bankruptcy for daring to use their keys to make macOS run on non-Macs as a commercial service. Psystar is actually the best example because they went through the entirety of the legal system to where there was nothing left but appeal to SCOTUS, and they still lost.

I think that the biggest danger to emulation, by far, which archivists should be panicking more about, is the people who emulate to avoid buying a game. Which, according to most estimates, is 90%+ of emulation. On an old console who cares? On the Nintendo Switch though, that’s actual market harm (the lack thereof being one of the pillars of determining fair use in a courtroom).
I'm not sure waiting will change anything, usually you save the blend file somewhere and a render cluster picks it up for render. Blender already supports everything you would need to set this up and there are already tons of cloud services and third party solutions for that.
Ha, HN is amazing. the other day there was a thread about people not wanting to be micromanaged by managers on here and another about how managers need to carefully choose the words for "you need to do X" so as not to offend

The alternative is that workers should own their own work versus waiting to be told what to do, which is what is being proposed here. But apparently you think that's a management issue.

I'm now realizing nobody really knows what they want their manager to do
Windows doesn't even do gaming better than Linux anymore. That was its last bastion for the last 3 decades but no more.
Why don’t we hear the same about Bezos and his Wapo or the dozens of tech CEOs and Hollywood stars and influencers that share the same views? Because people don’t want Elon to be neutral, they want him to be fully mainstream left or fully silent.
How many people in the USA have ever been where they didn't have access to clean, filtered, potable water out of a tap?

Closest I've ever been was on a camping trip; and there was an "improved" spring that would've served there, at need.
That is a ridiculous title. Since when is water measured in distance/length?
Oh, I agree all of that is real and common

What I meant is I've never seen a pharmacy that will refuse to bill to cash when directly asked.
I honestly don't know. But from my perspective, this year I've spent probably in excess of 1000 hours working on my SaaS app, by contrast it took me maybe 3 days to setup all the required services to connect to Stripe, my analytics provider, etc.

Simply put, saving a few days of setup time does not cross the threshold of a product or service I would pay for. If this was something that would take me a few weeks or a month to put together myself then it would be a product I'd be willing to pay for.

Take a product like TailwindUI, it's expensive but also very worth it because it takes the time to build a professional landing page from 2-3 weeks of work down to 2-3 days of work.
The difference between China and Germany is that China has an entire continent and the capability to rapidly deploy HVDC lines across all of it. This means that their wind/offshore wind may have a capacity factor of 30-49% but the wind will be blowing at different times. Similarly, they can take advantage of solar generation in Western China that continues well into the evening. And finally, China is building out battery and storage capacity at a pace that rivals their investments into renewables. If you’d started in 2011 and predicted the current renewables cost/buildout rate in China, people would have laughed at you. I would not bet against a similar thing happening with storage over the next dozen years.

TL;DR: China decarbonizing is very good for the world, even if it isn’t perfect yet. We in the west should stop looking for reasons to repeat our earlier (wildly incorrect) pessimism about renewable capacity, and just start trying to catch up.
Great, now do Kay Bailey Hutchison who took down my political web sites by filing fony DMCA notices with DirectNic.
I think in this case (liquor stores being closed exclusively on Sunday morning in Texas), you'd need extraordinary evidence to assume that it's not because of the facade of puritanical ideals.

Perhaps that's not the case in Northern New Jersey (which, crazily, also has similar rules) though.
From multiple decades as a SysAdmin, I can assure you that a majority of coders never have and never will even look at this list. :|
Rules for Identifying Your Life's Work
Given how the desire to have great looking games provided the genesis of ML hardware, it would be a delight if AGI sprouted in the same context.
The content pipeline is optional in MonoGame. You can load assets directly from ttf, png, etc.

You can also run the content pipeline as a .NET tool outside of Visual Studio. It works on Linux too!
Fly/Walk Navigation[1]?

[1]: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/editors/3dview/nav...
> “I want to get a full time job, > “I want to get into an apartment and get back into the community,” he said. “It would be kind of cool to have a girlfriend and an apartment here in San Jose or the Bay Area somewhere and get some savings going”

I don’t want to be cynical and support modular housing, but is there a realistic path out of housing insecurity in the Bay Area? Some, such as the former alcoholic quoted above, may be able to find a high-paying job if they have the right skills. But for the many people without this luxury, won’t they find minimum wage jobs and still be housing insecure? Are you supposed to graduate from a shipping container to living in a car?

I don’t see how these container homes help in the long-run when even even someone on a $60,000 income is possibly housing-insecure. The only long-term solution is to build massive amounts of new housing.
> Global warming (incorrect): We wasted some fraction of human time and resources implementing carbon capture that wasn't necessary. Minor economic hit compared to the counterfactual situation where global warming was never considered.

Consider carefully: what would happen if the massive body of corroborating evidence for global warming-- across many disparate fields of scientific inquiry-- was incorrect? We'd likely get a massive rejection of the sciences as a whole that makes current anti-science trends look minor by comparison.

E.g., notice how many low-effort HN commenters currently reject social science out of hand because of the risk of P hacking. Imagine what happens when that goes into geology, biology, etc.

Also, consider that Pentagon studies that make important predictions about refugee movements based partly on the same science.

An evidence-based rejection of so many key institutions of civilization wouldn't be as catastrophic as doing nothing if global warming is correct, but it's a close second.

Maybe I'm missing a steelman argument here? It's really difficult to imagine a version of "Global warming (incorrect)" which doesn't substantially depend on our knowledge of global warming being correct and doing something about it.

Edit: Just be clear, I feel like this Pascal's wager argument is a bit like trying to talk a pyramid schemer down by explaining exponential explosion to them. You've got to realize at that point if it were simply about logic you probably wouldn't have an adversary to argue with at all.
United States Fifth National Climate Assessment
A tech investor was fired after making remarks about sterilizing Palestinians
Awesome, this looks like an editor I've wanted to have for a while. I'll definitely be trying it out.

Basically it seems to take the good parts from a few other editors and combines them:

It's like VSCode, but without the bloat of electron or Microsoft's telemetry.

It's like sublime text, but it's open source and has first class LSP support.

It's like Neovim, but it doesn't require downloading and configuring a bunch of mystery meat plugins just to get what have been table stakes editor features for decades.
Lacework unifies code and cloud security
Lacework Code Security Extends Platform's Coverage to the Full Application Lifecycle. Unifies code and cloud security so enterprises can innovate and deliver secure cloud-native applications faster than ever.
Now that I think about it, that is true.

One quandary I have that might be interesting to explore is: are the material requirements of modern day people living in Western civilization something that is innate to humans' propensity for wanting more or something that has come about due to a variety of environmental factors that drove us to this outcome. And how will that shift if and when UBI is implemented?

But I think I've replied too many times already; so I'll let someone else have at it, and stop my chattering.
My kids windows computers suddenly activated Family mode so I need to log onto my MS account to authorize absolutely everything; but only in Edge, not Chrome. What's the point. It's very frustrating. I'll probably switch it to Linux for the one that uses Google classroom at school.
These articles are what cause managers to push for RTO.
SDXL image generation using speech
Just speak and use natural language to ask for an image and this notebook will generate high fidelity images using a pipeline of 3 LLMs hosted on MonsterAPI.
I had my barely computer-literate mother using Linux (Xubuntu or Mint) for about 10 years. When I initially installed it, I expected a call to 'put everything back the way it was', but it never happened. She managed to keep it updated, and nothing ever broke, unlike with Windows.
What evidence is there that they do have such ties?
While I somewhat regret selling most of my college textbooks back, I feel that cramming for non-applied tests and quizzes was something I needed to pay them for me to do.

TIL about memory retention; spaced repetition interval training and projects with written communications components in application
The article discusses the length of the bottles placed end to end. Although I agree the title isn't clear.
Not minimum volume but volume with a minimal boundary area proportional to the size of the states your computation explores. The weird thing about these holographic mappings is that stuff you would expect to be limited by volume is limited by surface area of which there is rather a lot less of.

The cool thing is that there are few independent such results, starting with the entropy of a black hole, so if you like to speculate on possible physics beyond QFT it gives you some material.
Exploit in this case simply means making use of something rather a security vuln.
https://github.com/SpectralVectors/RightMouseNavigation