skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my experience a new micro-service considered the default option for anything which could be done as a micro-service nowadays. Library API design is the lost art (almost). And the choose is not always obvious for non-technical reasons. Consider a following example: you have 3 micro-services X, Y, Z which need to interact with a platform G but this interaction requires non-trivial chunk of code. It can be done as a library or as a new adapter micro-service A which will encapsulate knowledge about platform G and will interact with X, Y, Z the way it would be easier for X, Y, Z developers to integrate. Micro-service will add network latency but will allow to make/deploy all changes only to service A. With a library one would have to test and release a new version and then ask X, Y, Z maintainers to switch to this new version. In some organizations it will be a very slow process because X, Y, Z can put an update request (from the library team) at the bottom of the backlog. With a micro-service A teams X, Y, Z would have much less power to stop/slow development.
There has always been a lot of crap. The reason people think it was better in the old days because most of the crap was forgotten and is not played on the oldies station.

I read somewhere that the typical “classics” station whether it be RnB, Motown, Rock, etc has a playlist of 300 songs. There were many more songs produced during the covered era
Gamma Rays, shoot the bastards with Gamma Rays in an irradiation chamber.
Apple's App Store pays out 70% of every dollar to app developers, yet most apps make nothing. It's less about the 70%, and more that infinite shelf space and finite human attention leads to a lot of ignored products.
I've been a happy customer of protonmail for years. I exclusively use Android and have never experienced the issues described here when sending mail from the app. Obviously this is one person subjective view but I do recommend them as a company.
Hash mapping without a computer since 1921.
Looks great! I would just do a new post since it's a different URL.
Not true, offline play is possible.

https://support.spotify.com/us/article/listen-offline/
mystery-o-matic.com is open-source
If anyone involved was going to be alarmist it was him.
Thanks! Good thoughts here...

I've considered 3 models:

1 - Standard B2C - Basically, what's out there now. Try to go after end users directly

2 - B2B2C(-ish) - Basically, what you're suggesting, go after coaches/trainers with clients and work something out so that they can deliver their programs through the app, collect info about compliance to the program, etc. To your point, it definitely seems like there could be something here, and I need to lean into this more.

3 - Whitelabeled Solutions - As I look forward, I'm also now considering the possibility of an approach of cloning the app, rebranding it, updating its content, making minor tweaks, and licensing it to 3rd parties who want their own fitness app. (Maybe a fixed license, but probably a rev share.)

I haven't really made any headway on 2 + 3, but I'm increasingly thinking about them.
Even with recent FCC changes, I still get as many spam phone calls as legitimate phone calls. There should be a nearly unlimited number of these spam call records, should be easy to investigate the sources and stop them.
I Haven't used java in ages.

Though from a quick search, it's still just scalar/unary values.
Rhough one of the better implementations of those.

But the big advantage of the more sum type Style enums rust provides is the ability to nest values in them while preserving type safety guarantees.
So I still see them as miles better as a language concept.
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If a Honda civic is worth a million dollars, are you rich? Or has inflation simply eroded your buying power?
This sounds like Bandcamp.
It’s hard when you have N services that need a lockstep migration from v1 to v2 of the library. I tend to agree with much of this but it’s not a one size fits all thing.
The search and the gmail is trash now.

I'm not sure what the teams at Google is doing besides serving Ads at top of search ?
Sure, but the evaluation explicitly addresses (among other points) how well that specific character is characterized. If an LLM took a pre-existing story about (say) Superman fighting a pterodactyl, and changed Superman to Ignatius J. Reilly, it wouldn't get a high rating.
Can't speak for every case, but local concerts usually only made a bit of money when we were the ones hosting the show somewhere, inviting other bands, and selling tickets. Even then it was a bit of a gamble. More than a few lost us money.

Otherwise, if we weren't hosting, the money we were paid for playing wasn't even enough to cover band expenses (instrument maintenance, travel costs, etc). Selling merch helped. Selling LPs / EPs was usually just an attempt to make back the cost of recording them in the first place.

If the band was signed, things were different depending on their specific deal. But those bands probably don't count as just "local" anymore, at that point.
I have never finished that book. I’ve started it a dozen times since 1990. I die about 60% of the way through it. Does it ever get to the theorem?

Edit: thanks for the recommendations, but I have several books that discuss the proof. I was just asking if GEB gets to it.
Git stores snapshots and that’s it. The whole tree, not per-file.

As to why Linus doesn’t like storing file moves: https://public-inbox.org/git/Pine.LNX.4.58.0504150753440.721...
What does this have to do with east coast elites? There needs to be certain oversight, including chain of command and not every tiny police department should be able to acess ALL phone data without any logging, oversight, intermediary, and at best not without warrant. Why do you twist into a culture war narrative..
Supposedly. They have never made a profit.

Heck even if they did raise prices, the record labels will always get 70% of thier revenue.
Meta-accuracy: Do we know how others see us? (2012)
Combination of both makes the most sense.

There won't likely be battery-based passenger jets anytime soon, for example. Meanwhile, humanity is so mixed up that "everyone" has some family members far away and it would be cruel to deny them the travel.

In that scenario, let the airline think about carbon capture, too.
Sure, that's over the top but don't pretend like "remember when you could say jokes" is anything but a dog whistle for "remember when you could openly mock and deride minorities without them being able to make you feel bad about it" a la Andrew Dice Clay or the terrible shock jocks from 30+ years ago.
> Git doesn't have the concept of "main is special"

Technically, there is special handling for both "master" and "main" in Git in fairly obvious, but I'd argue in a not very important way. When you merge two regular branches, the commit message is `Merge branch 'source' into destination`. But not if destination is `master` or `main` – the `into ...` part is omitted for those merge commits.

But this is just for backward compatibility. Git is very conservative in changing such user facing behavior as generated merge commit messages. To get Git to treat `master` and `main` truly without special handling, set empty value to config option `merge.suppressDest` [1]:

$ git config merge.suppressDest ""

`master` is also used as the default name for the default branch in newly created repositories. See option `--initial-branch` of `git init` and config variable `init.defaultBranch` [2] to override. Git for Windows, for example, allows setting the config option in its installer.

Source code:

For merge commit formatting: https://github.com/git/git/blob/2108fe4a1976f95821e13503fd33...

For default branch naming: https://github.com/git/git/blob/91e2ab1587d8ee18e3d2978f2b7b...

Git for Windows installer suggesting setting `init.defaultBranch`:

- https://github.com/git-for-windows/build-extra/blob/586c46ec...

- https://github.com/git-for-windows/build-extra/blob/586c46ec...

Footnotes:

[1] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-merge#Documentation/git-merge.t...

[2] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-init#Documentation/git-init.txt...
This is why it's frustrating to discuss WC. WC preserves anonymity and pseudonymity entirely. People assume it doesn't and then it perpetuates the misinformation around it that make people hate it.
It's a logical progression from an industry that depends on it and went from "nah, human CO2 production is marginal" to "ok human CO2 is significant but it doesn't have an effect on climate", now "ok it has an effect but that's ok because someone (else) will come up with a magical solution".
The goal wouldn't even be to be better - it would be to measure how much benefit could be had with perfect biological isolation, so that we could decide where on the cost/effort/benefit scale to put our hospitals.
Yes, but the outer SNI (with ECH) in that case would just say "Cloudflare", "Akamai" etc., if I understand it correctly.
how about 1?

Imagine a scenario, your service is a low traffic, but service which embeds you as a library is a high traffic with many instances and always opens DB connection.

Why should you optimize your Database for high traffic use case, when your use case is really a low traffic?

And then repeat this for 10 other libraries and library owners. Everyone is optimizing for nothing.

make it even more difficult, 100 different types of services with different traffic patterns are embedding your library with different behaviours when it comes to managing DB connection state
I use signal but, most of my contacts do not. I've opted for porting my phone number to JMP.chat which does offer E2EE. However, the recipient must also have an encrypted Jabber account.
The public support test for public charities is a 5-year rolling average, so "eventually" won't help you. The idea of billionaires asking the public for donations to support their wacky ideas is actually quite humorous. Just make it a private foundation and follow the appropriate rules. Bill Gates manages to do it and he's a dinosaur.
Same is true for doctors. Some good, some very bad. In fact, the same is true (don’t hate me for saying so) various other types of pharmaceutical products, including vaccines that rely on herd immunity and those that are merely “vax treatments” or whatever they’ve renamed it to in late 2023 (I think I was told that they are allowed to call it a “jab” or a “spike vax” but not a booster.)
The issue is that if you consider a branch to be what is really the history of the branch tip, then a branch is not just the part starting from the last join with another branch. Instead it is some directed path through the commit DAG, a path that in general can’t be reconstructed from the information Git keeps.

If, for example, you have a structure like

|
o
/ \
o o
A | | B
o o
\ /
o
/ \
o o
C | | D
o o
\ /
o
|

then conceptually the path CA might be one branch and DB the other branch (or alternatively, CB and DA). But this is not something that is represented in Git’s model.
I don't use git at work, but in my private hobby projects my friends usually get mad when they watch me juggle changes and branch pointers with git reset --hard and git stash...

How do you undo a merge that you didn't mean to do/did wrongly?

git reset --hard <last commit before merge>

Have some cosmetic fixups on your local branch that really should go into main (or a separate branch) first before merging a bigger feature?

git stash
git checkout main
git stash apply

By thinking about branches as pointers, the commit graph existing independently, and stashes just being temporary commits, I feel I'm working much more directly with the underlying abstraction. Yes, git has commands for specific combinations of actions, but for an occasional user it's harder to remember every such command and which arguments and flags to pass in which order. It's either "look through documentation until you find graph diagrams illustrating what will happen for this order of arguments and flags" or "use the primitives 'move branch pointer', 'commit to branch', 'hold these changes for a second' for obtaining the commit tree you actually want. Knowing that the reflog exists also makes this insane-sounding working mode pretty non-scary. And yes, some operations (e.g. cherry-pick) you just need to do the "real" way.

(My git stash obsession is most likely just damage from years of using Perforce, which doesn't have a modified/staged distinction. The only way to commit only part of a changed file is via the equivalent of stash -> [restore half the file] -> commit -> stash pop.)

Prepares to be crucified...
5 minutes on their website would answer this question.
Definitely. I'm also more a technical founder profile than not, and it takes real work for me to try to "sell", which is ironic, right? I (obviously) love this app, but to try and actively "sell" it someone directly. Gasp.

I've been making headway on that front too, though. A lot of content Alex Hormozi has been producing on sales + lead-gen has been really helpful to me on both a tactical level as well as a mindset level about these sorts of things.

This gets back to what I consider to be part of the "spiritual" side of the entreprenurial journey: facing my fears, slaying some dragons, etc.
I imagine that was shown in the YouTube video visually? That it's a hypotenuse like he explained and this is how to calculate it. I'm just not seeing evidence that he came to the idea of it being like that on their own.

He basically reiterated the definition, and had to know the formula.

If the child would explain why should we even use or have complex numbers that would be impressive. As otherwise it just seems nothing more than hypotenuse calculation while using different, and "complex" or "impressive" sounding terms.

Why should you be interested in this in the first place?
Their target audience is literally the general population. It should be obvious why phone numbers are a reasonable constraint.
And write unix-style cli tools that can be piped to and from. Make them eat and spit something structured like JSON.
OpenSSL 3.2 Released
This is what I do. Running under an emulator is a signal to me that I'm on my own. Now I'm rethinking that interpretation, though. Is this an incorrect stance?
I'm the main developer behind mystery-o-matic, happy to take questions and feedback here!
Like they are going to actually going to survive a price war with trillion dollar market cap companies like Apple, Amazon and Google.
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You do have a point, but it's not a slam dunk. Intuition isn't some fixed thing but arises from personal experience. A lot of that is common to a culture, but there are different cultures and in any case, some truly personal aspects remain.

There needs to be a balance between creating new, more powerful intuitions, and meeting people at the intuitions they already have.

Case in point, Git's branching model is pretty intuitive when you understand how Linux kernel development works. Perhaps 0% of the people you've worked with have looked into that. That's fine. Different cultures...

Another example that may be worth studying is mathematics and the hard sciences. Learning those is a lot about learning powerful intuitions.
Many changes are believed to be non-breaking and so you can be running only one version in prod. (Most of the changes believed to be non-breaking are non-breaking.)

With a library, you end up with many different minor or point versions running without control over it.
Except the Godel encoding is 1:1
The opposite of "open" isn't necessarily "closed". It could be "classified".

There was classified public key encryption before there was open public key encryption.
Maybe things have changed, but as far as I remember you're supposed to close your workspace before running pod install.
Sama’s moral compass clearly has north pointing at money and that will definitely get him to a different destination.
or “more vocal” / more inclined to “burn/invest/spend/waste” time tinkering
At a working level boys clubs work well. The culture dives commotion and high levels of cooperation. The problem often arises in management where the Alpha male gets promoted but doesn’t actually have the organizational skills to handle delicate problems or manage work effectively. The resulting management culture becomes toxic and unproductive quickly.

For a short while diverse leadership and management structure was an indicator that companies were promoting based on competence. But once someone realized that that was the case companies started stuffing the pool to pretend they were promoting competency without actually doing that.
Hearsay, but I think the done thing is to bury rounds somewhere still in their cans. I occasionally see people complaining about it online when one government department or another buys up a couple dozen million rounds.
Was this it?https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/article/76/7/22/2900205/Ca...
Every article I come across on AI in the BBC or The Guardian seems to be a sensationalized scare story about AI taking over, compromising our data, or other alarming scenarios. They often quote someone they've dubbed the "Godfather of AI" to lend credibility to what feels like subpar journalism. I struggle to recall any BBC or Guardian piece that focuses on the positive potential of AI in fields like the creative arts, science, technology, and healthcare. It's consistently skewed towards negativity.
My worst nightmare is a catastrophic infection after minor surgery.
You’re definitely not the only one, but you will level up if you learn branching. After that you can become the guru amongst your peers and a god among men if you learn how to use ‘git reflog’. ;) That will help you learn how fix almost any git accident.
Icelandic authorities consider plan to pump water on to lava if volcano erupts
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Fair to assume it’s a joke, but: http://left-pad.io/
Why are you being hostile?

I said for the long term project they aren't storing any biometric data. They are doing it now to better train models, but long term it's not something they will gather at all nor need to gather.

The retina scan hashes that are stored are not reversible, at all.
Are you relating a stupid thing a doctor said to you? It isn't entirely clear.
Person working in his basement thinks he figured out how to spoof C2PA.

Billion dollar companies (software and hardware) have been working on this C2PA specification to provide provenance for images. Did this image really come from this camera? From this news organization? After years and effort and endless meetings and this thing written in the most secure language ever, rust, doesn’t work? Come on!
Have you as a real anarchist also thought about how to do things, when no one has political power, but decisions need to be made?

Say, taking over a factory requires real power, no? How to deal with people who object (like the current owners)? Using force is power by my definition. And if it all is spontaneus with nor formal powet structure, then it still comes close or equals rule of the strong by my experience. And I think I read and debated all or most of the theories of anarchism with various people, but this contradiction, I could not get satisfactory answers for to solve it.
they scared me away when I tried to do from/to u32 and comparing them, etc.
I don't agree with the author here.

Intuition is travelling down main path that has branches which diverge and re-merge into the main path.

That's why people seem to intuitively get "merging" back into main, whereas that doesn't generally make sense for physical trees.
The real question is: does it need to be saved?
It’s more like data storage needs are not one size fits all so it’s better left to the user who best knows their storage needs.
Qt Creator 12 Released
Like with most serverless functions
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Interesting. Thank you for sharing. So faraday bags and removing sim cards all together is the best course of action?
Oh no, how will they cover overhead with 20% of tens of billions of dollars!?
So, they may trained gpt4 with 10B fundings, than for 500T model they would need 5T fundings.
Recently I've noticed my phone disconnecting from my Wi-Fi router (a relatively underpowered device running OpenWRT and WireGuard) when starting YouTube videos. I guess this could explain it, if the router is hiccuping on that initial blast of data. I also use a Safari extension that lets me choose the YouTube video quality, so that might affect it if I'm not giving the feedback they expect for "auto" quality selection.

(The issue is not the router, though - this doesn't happen on my laptop. I think my phone is just more aggressive in assuming the Wi-Fi is down and it's better to switch to cellular. But couple that with my phone's policy to use VPN on cellular, and the switch becomes much higher friction. I tried simply disabling cellular data, but then it's even worse because every time the phone disconnects from Wi-Fi it pops an alert telling me to enable cellular data.)
>Remember the time when American people had decent education and could use other reasoning than references to [popular media]

No. Do you?
I strongly disagree, but to each their own.
I worked at a hospital years ago and during the orientation session we had a speaker tell the audience that 1/8 pepe who go into the hospital will acquire an infection from the hospital.