skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Create your own adventure, all you need is python + dnspython + dns redis, and a Redis DB: https://github.com/m3047/rkvdns

When you start using DNS as a generalized key/value store, there are some tuning / optimizations to be aware of:

* Production grade caching / recursing servers retry aggressively. There is debouncing in this implementation.

* Tune your EDNS packet size (in your caching server) to make sure you aren't triggering retries unnecessarily. (And frags are bad and Francisco Franco is still dead.)

* Empty non-terminals are rare enough in "happy eyeballs" use that (de) optimizations in the name of things like privacy are known to happen. You should contemplate disabling qname minimization if that's something the caching server does.
And I still have no idea what this startup does, its plans, or how it operates. I expect more from WSJ
Is this a successful attempt to game the hackernews algos? The referenced WP page is obviously written by gtp-3, and the comments sound like a troupe of sock puppets in chorus. Yet here we are on the front page. Good job!
What kind of mouse did the computer have attached to it?
I hope they used Wilson countersink flanges. You do NOT want hydraulic torque leakthrough on your encabulator, the prantkens lost can settle through the seismic clutch bivalve and induce a failover cascade, becoming very dangerous.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cDsRXhtHW9Q
Could these be a source of cancer if one hits you?
Oh I didn’t realize the Pay 2 Park location was a supercharger. It’s pretty low power (72Kw) and the label (Pay 2 Park) confused me thinking it was a destination charger. However bothell and issaquah are a good 20 min drive, and 8 72Kw stalls for the entire Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, Mercer, New Castle region is crazy. It’s not like there’s no lack of parking lots in these areas, and there’s absolutely a critical mass. I’d note Bothell and issaquah are also 72Kw chargers, Lynnwood and Northgate are the only north east seattle metro area 250 chargers.

Edit:

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/forums/northwest-supercharge...

Looks like quite a few new locations breaking ground including in Kirkland and Bellevue.
It's worth noting that many landline phones now allow you to enter a number that you're intending to call, then pressing the call button at which point the number is automatically dialed.

If the dial tone is heard at all, it is for a very brief period, and might be entirely missed. This would make the scam you're describing even more readily achieved.
Having read Jaynes’s The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind season 1 of Westworld was amazing and transmuted into garbage thereafter.
It’s now the #1 most downloaded app in the news category on the App Store, ahead of Twitter and Nextdoor. So maybe downloads did explode?
Sounds like a company where they don’t like PIPping or firing people.

I’ve been in your situation, and IMHO there’s no amount of time that will fix it. He’s reached his ceiling.

Do the hard thing. Or transfer him to a yet another team.
If I remember correctly CF was just a stripped down PCMCIA which in principle is capable of DMA.
Here is a video link to my test automation system. The video is very old. Since then I have abandoned HTTP in favor of web sockets and it executes about 7 times faster and requires less maintenance.

https://prettydiff.com/share-test-automation.mp4
The first Hyperion book is excellent, the second is decent, but for anybody not in the know - do yourself a favor and skip the two that follow.
Red is neither open source nor open hardware.
How has it been a huge boon to the GNU ecosystem? Clang is slow, the code generated is not consistently better than GCC for most of the software I personally run benchmarks for, and it's not like GCC has ever been worse for feature support than a Microsoft compiler.

It's better to point out WebKit.
Right to repair is critical to healing the environment and helping narrow wealth I equality the right way.
Not completely dead, but yeah, for the vast majority of users who are not very technical, they are dead (and unsupported). I, personally, still use Reddit is Fun daily, so the API price hike didn't change anything for me, so far. It just required a patch with ReVanced Manager and providing your own API key via a text file.
It seems you have three choices:

1) Fire him.
2) Convince him to join another team within the company (which is presumably how he ended up in his current position).
3) Do the work to manage his work.
Obviously everyone has their own classification. But TFA doesn't even distinct cutters from air pressure tools. I'd at least make a group for Fluid Workers: air compressor, water pump, hydraulic ram, hydraulic press.
You realize that off-loading overwhelmed parents even a bit is already a massive step in positive direction for literally everybody including companies and taxman, and kindergartens can help a lot.

You can be much happier and better parent when rested rather than being semi-constantly on the verge of breakdown. Who hasn't walked this valley with at least 2 kids can't really comprehend the topic appropriately. Apart maybe of those suffering long term insomnia combined with some serious stressors in their lives.
The marketing will eventually sneak into every guaranteed channel of customer attention. That's why no app is sending me notifications.
Apple's Journal App has low ratings on the AppStore
Mac viruses exist. We can laugh at the cryptocurrency people all we want, but downloading sketchy apps, on MacOS (as well as Windows) has gotten more than a few people's cryptocurrency wallets drained.
From what I've seen, they will point you in the direction of where you can get further info about non GNU resources, but they wont provide the extra effort of debugging your code. They're otherwise pretty kind/willing.
> > None of the companies listed are delivering anything that is nearly as paradigm changing as you seem to want them to in order to justify dismissing Musks companies either.

I remember the pain in the ass of using a computer without a GUI, I also remember the pain in the ass of having to get to a computer instead of having one in my pocket, I remember the pain in the ass of having to go to a library instead of having the wealth of all human knowledge accessible thanks to a quick search, I remember how you lost track of friends that moved even just 10 miles away because you'd speak much less frequently, oh and I also remember the inconvenience of having to shop for groceries instead of having them delivered.

Quite simply when something removes pain in the ass and improves your life you tend to notice and remember.

Another thing I remember is the car ownership experience in 2002 and the 90s and 80s and 70s and I have been told stories about the car ownership experience in the 60s, 50s, 40s etc. The automobile is a 150 year old invention, the wheel itself is a 5000 year old invention, and yet here you are genuflecting to a guy you claim has brought forward something new. The only innovation is in the realm of milking subsidies, cult of personality, and reinventing the wheel for political purposes exchaning one pollutant for the other because the black pollutant is produced by Arabs.

> > It's a big deal now

For who? For the private jet and yacht owners? 80% of the population lives in urban areas (soon it will be 90%) , they'd be getting their internet with the 5G towers having a 2.5mi radius and fiber just like you are while you are typing this message.

The big rocket going up and landing on its butt is technical porn for the sake of technical porn, just like the Apollo program was, for the sole satisfaction of the same people who claim to be so far intellectually superior to stuff that impresses regular people like Michael Jordan's slam dunks or Patrick Mahomes throws on the run or Lionel Messi filtering passes.

In the end they fell for something even more useless and technical for the sake of technical, sold by a snake oil salesman. Irony.
my point was that google does.

it tries to whitewash how they moneyize it with the "cohort" traffic...
The "bad" cycle is only bad sales-wise. The Gamecube and Wii U were great systems.
I love sc-fi. It's by far my favourite type of novel to read. In fact I usually read either non fiction (popular science, reportage) or sci-fi. I have read probably a couple hundred sci-fi books, including many on that list. I have read a lot in order to find the really good stuff which is quite rare imo. My favorite sci-fi authors are Arthur C. Clarke and Greg Egan. I also like Kim Stanley Robinson, Charles Stross, Robert L Forward, Andy Weir, Stephen Baxter.
The stuff you mentioned are movies / tv firstly and secondly I wouldnt even personally classify them as sci-fi, they are more pure fantasy.

Just for example, Greg Egan's written some of the most far-out sci-fi Ive ever read, eg. Dichronauts describing life in a universe with different geometry to our own + symbiotic intelligent lifeforms that can each percieve space on different axes.
https://www.gregegan.net/DICHRONAUTS/DICHRONAUTS.html
How are you calculating the 66% return/$660k profit?
I’m already doing this with a set of friends in a big city with decent public transportation (relative to the world).

We all share a two story two flat. It’s quite fun, and my mental health is great. The big “but” is that it’s unlikely to last because people value different things. Most of us are doing this arrangement because it’s ridiculously inexpensive compared to other forms of housing. One has already moved out to live with his girlfriend, and another is probably going to move to another city.

This is of course ignoring the other very real problems: job prospects for industries are not uniform across cities (you may have friends in another industry that is in decline for your local)… etc.

I wouldn’t mind a return to communal apartments, with a dining hall, and a lounge away from the property manager and the entrance. But it’s doubtful very many people will ever use those facilities (when you have more interesting stuff to do outside the complex, or inside your own room, why settle for the third place?). The culture of friendship is also lacking in my current country (U.S.), and communal values are nonexistent.
"Yes, a rather shy but sweet hydrogen core cluster intelligence in a class nine star in G445 zone. Was in contact two galactic rotation ago, wants to be friendly again."

2 galactic rotations ? That's a long time to keep a grudge. But also fun to think that Earth is only ~20 galactic years old.
I'd highly recommend reading "Write Useful Books: A modern approach to designing and refining recommendable nonfiction" by Rob Fitzpatrick. Its a super pragmatic tutorial on writing non fiction that folks will actually use
specifically, Santa.

https://santa.dev/
> yelling repeated expletives at the hold music gets me connected faster

The confirmation bias is real!
Isn’t this one very explicit about only aiming to cover old lost games…?
There are no plans to support any recent version of iOS
It's a direct-to-consumer pharmacy company, IIRC. The story says it started out with ED pills and hair loss pills, and based on the image of an advertisement, it looks like they now do weight loss (Ozempic?) medication as well.

As for the opacity of the WSJ piece, it's apparently a new feature that focuses on CEOs themselves: "A new Wall Street Journal feature in which executives reflect on the successes and setbacks of their careers."
Adding to this Isaac Asimov's "The Last Question" [1].

[1] https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~gamvrosi/thelastq.html
one of the fastest shells out there will probably get even faster. ever since I switched from zsh to fish, my terminal productivity has gone up a lot.
we definitely need a periodic table of periodic tables
We'll see. Back in 2015 I wrote about how poor moderation and moderator incentives were problems, and yet since then Reddit has kept growing: https://jakeseliger.com/2015/03/16/the-moderator-problem-how....
> Finance is in a somewhat unique place in that we hold them responsible for their customers. If a bank doesn't ask any questions and as a consequence provides service to known terrorists that's against their perceived (and codified) obligations.

Is this really unique? Because afaik, if you were “just a taxi driver doing their job and not asking questions”, you could easily end up being charged as a getaway driver.
> if you want to know quantities emitted currently and up to now, your graph was great.

No, my graph would not be very useful for that. For that, you'd want the area under those curves, i.e. the sum of all historical emissions. My curve is just showing how much electricity in a given year is produced by which source. Total energy usage in China is growing very fast, and Coal is a big part of that.

> But I didn't ask about that, I asked about the trend, so in fact you replied to me with a misrepresentation.

No actually, the trend is that China's usage of coal is widespread and growing very fast.

Showing that the percentage of coal in their electricity mix is stable or shrinking only shows that the *acceleration* of coal usage in China is stable or negative, even if the trend is increasing usage.
It sounds like you've already made up your mind. Maybe you should talk to your manager about why you haven't fired him already. Maybe he has more seniority than you in a way.

Also, be honest about the situation. It comes off as partly that you absolutely do not get along with him. But you only mention performance defects. To the degree that it makes it sound like you are looking for more of them to list to distract from your personal disagreement.

Either he can be fired, put on another team, you move to another team, or you resign. Need to discuss with your boss.
They are a natural monopoly; nothing wrong with dominating and providing the best value, but we note when monopolies occur because bureaucracies tend to naturally exploit them.
They should've kept the original base-plate of prefabulated amulite. Too much profit-driven "optimization" IMHO
How are you calculating richest area in the nation?
Not in depth. I’m just a user of Crossover, I haven’t had time to try Whisky.
I think sometimes Codeweavers incorporates fixes for certain games into the app updates. Especially for the Steam app, for example. These appear in the changelogs.
I use Crossover with CXPatcher because I then can use more up-to-date versions of DXVK and GPTK. The update cycle of Crossover is a bit slow for what is going on in that space right now.
Yes, it can and will, unless very special care is taken to ensure it does not. See also TEMPEST[0] and NSTISSAM[1].

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_%28codename%29

[1]: https://web.elastic.org/~fche/mirrors/cryptome.org/nt1-92-1-...
Apple would probably send their army of lawyers after GH if you were able to run Final Cut Pro without using Apple hardware or macOS
I dunno I'm kind worried about this for myself. I was a Senior Engineer, I went to get bachelor's at a top-10 during the Pandemic. I'm about to graduate and I'm stuck in no mans land. I got grilled just the other night in my first interview in a long time and it sucked. I've been doing freelance and other work to keep my skills sharp but it isn't the same as working everyday of the week full time on code. I've been in school 3 years. It sucks to be the Senior Jr. anybody in the position should just be a senior or Jr. not this ungodly crossbred experiment. I'm for cutting the dude a bit a slack, but that's from someone stressed out in his position.
Yes, it doesn’t do any emulation.
The (Fine|Friendly|F-ing) Article
You know how people try to see if they can recreate modern technologies from basic tools? It'd be an interesting experiment to see if you can get ChatGPT to reason out modern knowledge based on the things that it knows in the 17th century, kinda like building up a technology tree.
The population-level version of this is the Dutch, who only relatively recently became the tallest people on Earth through natural selection.

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2015.021...
if you use email (gmail) + password, you'll lose access anyway.
And it also looks like quite a feat of journalistic integrity to publish a piece (presumably) without confirming the accuracy of it with the main figure in it.
My mortgage got sold to M&T Bank whose web presence is at www3.mtb.com. I love that for them. I wonder what happened to their cert/HSTS setup on www ;)
Because they are incompatible choices. You have to live by the rules of the said small tight knit community. since gp said indian, in indian communities you have to marry within the community otherwise you "bring shame" to the community. This coercion doesn't even have to be explicit like that it acts on you in insidious ways .

Its the classic tradeoff between security and freedom.
Have to say Rainbows End is one of my favorites. It's got everything AR, VR, AI, Social media/belief circles, mass behavior manipulation, reverse aglng etc etc. I felt like I was looking into the near future.
Why would I want to do that? I said in the beginning of this thread that my tools work on all 3 major OS's (Windows, MacOS, and Linux). A VPN I need doesn't work on Linux? I'll just use Mac or Windows, which is what I did. That was 5+ years ago now.
Pro Dollarization
Unfortunately, that all sounds convincing. The dollar debt cannot be repaid, peso financial assets become worthless.

The people rebel, the creditors rebel and send gunboats. Debt relief is the only alternative.

"The central problem, of course, is that the government is broke."

"The only route to dollarization would be essentially a complete collapse of the currency and debt."
Noninvasive theta-burst stimulation enhances skill learning
FreeBSD removed Perl from base ages ago, in FreeBSD 5 or 6. That went alright.

I don't even have it on my Linux system any more; for better or worse, fewer and fewer things use it.
That seems like a lot, but that's only ~8 months of usage. If you are doing consistent work with large models, or plan to for over a year, then it makes sense to at least have some hardware.

Something people forget too is that if you have no Nvidia GPUs at all locally, you'll need to spend an significant amount of time installing a new node, copying data, and debugging in your cloud instance, each time you want to do something, while being charged for it. It's a pretty big boost in terms of my time to develop locally and then scale to the cloud once something smaller scale is working.
Much love for Pipewire for bringing "just werks" audio to the Linux desktop.
I still reach my trusty 25120 when I have data I don't care about.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160313132244/https://dl.dropbo...
Is AI Moderation the Solution to Online 'Gatekeeping'?
How are you experiencing the effects of 'professionalization' in terms of contributions and moderation in the current internet landscape? My recent experiences on Reddit and Wikipedia suggest that it's increasingly difficult for new users to effectively contribute without significant karma accumulation or forming relationships with existing moderators. This seems to be a detrimental trend, as it reflects not necessarily the quality of content, but rather a system of social 'gatekeeping'. Do you think the implementation of AI moderators on these platforms would be beneficial in reducing human biases and improving the quality of discussions, by reformulating ideas and correcting deviations from the rules?
> (Why should "they" have to ride the struggle bus when we techies can blow $18 on lattes and avo toast or whatever's hype these days while still hitting these savings goals?)

Can you define what techies should be able to buy compared to “them”?
I am guessing women have low labor force participation rates in the poor land you moved from ?
Can you list these apps?
Playing Advent of Code with Squint (Clojure)
Is AI Moderation the Solution to Online 'Gatekeeping'
How are you experiencing the effects of 'professionalization' in terms of contributions and moderation in the current internet landscape? My recent experiences on Reddit and Wikipedia suggest that it's increasingly difficult for new users to effectively contribute without significant karma accumulation or forming relationships with existing moderators. This seems to be a detrimental trend, as it reflects not necessarily the quality of content, but rather a system of social 'gatekeeping'. Do you think the implementation of AI moderators on these platforms would be beneficial in reducing human biases and improving the quality of discussions, by reformulating ideas and correcting deviations from the rules?
I hate those types of "research" that base all their "findings" on observation of what is undesirable primitive living. What's more they don't even meaningfully quantify what can be qualified as neglect or abuse.

My opinion as well as my own experience is that those children are far more likely to be subjected to much higher levels of abuse and neglect in this type of situation. As someone who has been neglected by his parents very early in life, and been given to be taken care of by various family members/friends/institutions I cannot wish this for anyone. You will forever wear a feeling of abandonment and insecurity that is unfixable.
That someone seriously pushes this as a valid method for raising kids is beyond ridiculous and just shows how disconnected from reality modern "researcher" can be.

It also entirely removes the principle of responsibility in reproduction. We are conscientious animals and we have a responsibility to not reproduce if it is suboptimal to do so.
The problems we face right now as a species are precisely because we created a system that removed many of the problems preventing too large reproduction but without also enforcing full responsibility (without the modern support system the sentence would be death).

I get pissed off at all of this nonsense modern take. We had a system; it was working pretty well. In fact, it successfully kickstarted the industrial revolution and continued until relatively recently. Then feminism happened and suddenly nothing works. Women are the only one biologically able to create new humans and they have all the necessary toolkit to grow them to maturity; up to the point they are ready and stable as humans to be able to learn and collaborate with others. But we destroyed all that, following dangerous ideologies that distort reality. And now we going to "fix it" by going back to primitive behavior. I guess that's a way to go full circle, no very efficient, but that's a way alright...
I'm chuckling a bit because I get this feeling of consternation every time I run into something that doesn't go very smoothly. For instance, learning I was using the wrong kind of hammer for roofing saved my wrist from breaking. I've been collecting woodworking and carpentry tools and teaching myself as I go. If you really want to develop some intuition for what to use and when then learn about the basics of carpentry and wood working: routing, planing, joining/jointing, sawing, drilling, gluing, sanding, and finishing. The difference between machine and hand tools often comes down to surface area and/or density (that may not be holistically correct, but it satisfies my bar for a rule of thumb).
We also spank them significantly less and yell at them significantly less (speaking of negative attention).
but would it contain itself ?
I don't think RED is open source, is it?
Because the proposed solution complicates RSS in what it was designed to solve
Fun fact, Meta (FB) actually had a tech to "emulate" iOS apps. Facebook and Instagram for Windows/WP once upon a time was an iOS emulated app.
(from November 13)
Good milestone. Switching to PulseAudio over Pipewire from stock PulseAudio fixed audio issues in Cyberpunk 2077 for me.
The Cookie Monster

It's got the right stuff.

His other stuff. A lot of it is pretty good. There's that trilogy with the layers of space. I guess I need to look at it again. But the group mind dogs. Interesting but not amazing. And then we have your usual good-bad conflict, which is boring. So anyway.

But ya. Cookie Monster. That shivers my things good.