skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Is it a situation where Apple is squeezing the suppliers?

yes. brutally.

from: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/02/14/only-half-of-indian-iph...

> "Apple engineers told that Chinese iPhone suppliers and government officials have a "whatever it takes" approach to win iPhone orders, work was often completed weeks ahead of schedule at "inexplicable speed". In India, [we] are not running at this pace. "There just isn't a sense of urgency," one Apple engineer remarked."

when you allow your supplier only 2% of the cuts. of course the ones at the bottom will be squeezed mercilessly. and apple maintains its huge margins.

https://apple.fandom.com/wiki/Criticism_of_Apple#Safety_prob...

https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/china-ap...

https://www.culawreview.org/journal/child-labor-and-the-huma...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/09/09/apple-a...

https://chinalaborwatch.org/somethings-not-right-here-poor-w...

https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/09/key-apple-supplier-pegatron-c...

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/15/tech/apple-iphone-india-w...

https://www.reuters.com/world/india/fire-apple-supplier-pega...
Discord search is pretty standard, you can do much worse. Especially at their scale.
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Still use it, and there isn’t really a replacement at the price point or reliability. When all you need is a single voice circuit for a radio station to be able to contribute from the middle of nowhere, it fits the bill very well.

Obviously it’s going (how soon? Well we will see shortly if 2025 is kept to), and it will be a sad day. International isdn is pretty much dead, and has been for some years, but in the U.K. it is still reliable and functional.
Motivating X3DH (Extended Triple Diffie-Hellman)
ICO fines HelloFresh £140k for spam texts and emails
Depends what you mean with "something like this". For example binocculars that uses AI that tags the subject as friend or foe? Something like that is perhaps integrated in advanced weapons systems, but if it was in handheld binocculars, I think it would be known.
What kind of solution would you propose to folks like your boss?

One positive aspect I see about "rewrite it in Rust" is that you can to some degree expect a random Rust project to not leak and crash and expose vulnerabilities quite as much as a random C++ project. It's silly, but "written in Rust" acts somewhat as a badge of safety and performance, whereas "written in Java" and "written in C++" each only carry one of the two.

Of course, developer skill is also huge. You can write slow Rust code or fast Java code, yadda yadda.
Matrix and Mastodon? See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36735532
Dynamic programming is not black magic
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Sure makes it easy to find the line on a 66 block
Ask HN: Is there an equivalent of Factorio for kids?
I am looking for a video game that is interesting/challenging for kids (age 5-12) in the vein of Factorio. Any recommendations ? Thanks!
I think forum/mailinglist and Slack/Discord/IRC are different kinds of communication: the first is rather asynchronous/offline while the second is rather synchronous/online. I believe they can exist next to each other within a project or community.

For keeping track of specific questions and how those can be answered, a forum is a lot better. But random chatter can also be useful and that is a better fit for things like IRC.
i came up with this. it has a lot of moving parts but it's viable. i understand the idea of "why not just publish transcripts in advance on whitehouse.gov" and the answer is because there are too many points of failure, like the risk of shells, rogue actors, dns hijacking, ddos, etc.

these issues are alleviated by multiple blockchains running byzantine fault tolerance against speeches that are monitored and authenticated by public facing figures both beforehand and during the live broadcast.

i know it seems complicated - but it needs to be.

happy to answer any questions if they aren't rude. i understand that this is a lofty proposal and the natural reaction is a knee-jerk "yeah ok" - but give it a read. play with it in chatgpt. this is about viability and computer science theory more so than a tangible effort in establishing a funded operation.

tl;dr blending bleeding edge technologies together to 360 noscope deepfakes.
Theres more nudity seen in one day by a T&S team than what a whole hospital will have to deal with.

Finally, you curtail your argument by saying “simple nudity”. Trust and Safety exists because of context and action. These arent tasteful nudes or art people are looking at.

I wont speculate too much, but the intent of a picture, the context and the target make a difference. Sending a pic to someone not interested in them, or a minor - has a vastly different connotation.
Not a bad idea. There's nothing preventing us from building a rail line large enough to carry a cargo ship.
Even if they got the link, read it, they probably didn't fully understand the concepts.

I wish this was a joke, but just last month I spent literally hours arguing with multiple people -- on shore -- that that kind of query rewrite/rejection approach was never going to work properly, and only properly parameterised queries were correct.

Nope.

Fix after fix, then fixes for the fixes, then workarounds for the glitches, and then... on and on.

It was incredible to me that in 2023, supposedly senior technical team leads would have heated arguments rejecting parameterised queries and favouring regex WAF instead.
The only chat community I enjoyed was stackoverflow chat. The early days, 2010-2015 I think. The UI was simple, no fancy stuffs. Very fast on mobile browser, no push notifications, no fancy avatars, reminds me of IRC.
The discovery of blackholes was not done by any kind of experiment. Leibniz and Newton's invention of calculus was likewise not a matter of experiment.

Evolution is more debatable, it seems that Darwin's voyages of discovery were certainly an important part of his thinking. Still, it happened ~200 years after European ocean expeditions really started taking off, so doesn't seem like it was cutting edge experimentation.

The evolution of ideas seems like a much more plausible explanation.
Very enlightening, I really appreciate the time you took to outline all of this, thank you!
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> via three round-trip trains per day (~=137 TEU per train)

given 2-10k TEU per ship, that does not sound nearly enough
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I think the price label will be prohibitive for most entrylevel birders. Swarowski bins are either for committed birders that know the value they get and determine it will pay off over years and years of their main hobby, or people for which money is no concern.
They are under no obligation to give that information to her, which could be the subject of a lawsuit. Every HR department need to do their best to protect the organization against frivolous employee lawsuits
>Constrained grammars do look like an possible alternative.

I'd suggest combining this with a something like nexusraven. i.e. both constrain it but also have an underlying model fine tuned to output in the required format. That'll improve results and let you use a much smaller model.

Another option is to use two LLMs. One to sus out the users natural lang intent and one to paraphrase the intent into something API friendly. The first model would be more suited to a big generic one, while second would be constrained & HA fine tuned.

Also have a look at project functionary on github - haven't tested it but looks similar.
The comparison is unfair in that it compares docker-as-root vs rootless podman.

A more sensible comparison would be between docker rootless and podman rootless.
I have an early zen book pro with a touch bar screen and although the laptop is well built I never used the touch bar screen. If I were to do it again I'd spend a bit extra and get a Mac because I find Mac's have better battery lives
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Maybe the value proposition is not that high if people don’t want to pay, or watch ads.

I certainly won’t pay for YouTube, and if I have to deal with ads, I just won’t watch.
And more severe winter outbursts (hint hint) in addition to warmer summers.
Lemmy is like Reddit and here because it has threaded comment discussions.

It's also federated, so you can pick a server you like and have discussions with users from various servers together.

https://join-lemmy.org/

Some Reddit apps switched to supporting Lemmy instead when they were kicked off the API.
Not to mention the non-standard -S flag to env which makes the shebang work.
Your answer is already better than SO's, in terms of relevance to the question as asked.
I'm still a little astounded no one has yet built seawater pipelines from coast to coast (65 km) to recharge the canal buffer dams with seawater rather than fresh water.

IIRC there was a major refurb to make the Panama system more water efficient with better recovery, some look ahead should have forseen fresh water supply becoming a a limiting factor.
It's way more connected to reality than "professional" economists and politicians, though.
It seems administrations vary somewhat. Cuba, for instance, has six unesco biosphere reserves that are pretty pristine: https://cubaniatravel.com/stories/discover-cubas-six-unesco-...

Edit: there are economic models that are neither capitalist nor communist, to boot
> I am absolutely certain this has shaped my world view to some degree

On the other hand many people, if I had to guess I'd say the vast majority, have not seen any of that stuff on the internet. I have, but because I actively went looking for it. Likewise if I ask around amongst friends the only ones who saw the real gore all admitted having actively searched for it. In other words: even before we saw it there might have been something different in our world view already.
I wonder why AirBNB doesn't take the app they already developed and open it up to long term rentals. They've already done the work, it would be trivial to add in month-by-month agreements.
Mindustry perhaps? I haven't played Factorio a lot myself, is it violent or is there some other reason it's not suitable for 5-12?
I hope they determine that through other means. Putting these binocculars in the hands of a non-expert would not be serious.
Hmm. I need to look at ways to do this with HomeKit.
>actual veterans

>actual

Probably don't say this
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We are using AI and GenAI to get better at detection, training and policy.

However, There can never exist a tool that can correctly detect harmful content. You would need the intent of a submission to get to that level of accuracy.

Everything else is: AI filters -> Human review.

Your offenders are 2 types: Bad actors and Adversaries. Both evolve to find ways around your detection processes.

Detection and obfuscation are linked.
ISDN was a true gamechanger for me. Before that, we had a 56k modem and I couldn't go online without blocking my parents' phone connection. Also, with ISDN came our first internet flatrate.
Paying because a service is making itself suck on purpose to create “fake value” to make you relent to their suckage is objectionable business practice, and all those that support YouTube by buying premium need to think a little deeper about the kind of future their are supporting with their money: you’re paying for pain relief instead of innovation and, frankly, condemning the Internet.
For 1000 containers of the 40 foot class (which are more widespread than the standard 20 foot class, the train would have to be about 14.5 km long. If you take 1/2 m distance between the wagons.
Newton introduced the corpuscular theory of light, in modern terms saying that light is made of tiny particles. Once you have that, it becomes natural to think that light is probably attracted by gravity just like everything else is.

The wave theory of light came quite a bit later, in Maxwell's time.
So porn actors can’t handle their jobs?
> - "those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it"

or as mark-twain would (probably) say

"History Does Not Repeat Itself, But It Rhymes"
It is. That said, doesn’t CCPA require them to wipe personally identifiable information after 30 days (i.e. logs)? Logs are interesting because typically they’re stored in write-once read-many type of data stores. In reality this means, most companies will just decide to wipe it to comply. They may, and probably do store anonymized data but if that can be traced back to a specific user technically they’d be breaking the law.
Landslides because the area is already highly weathered, so the relative risks of exposing bad things is much lower.

Even then, it can sometimes result in increased pollution of drinking water sources, in which case remediation needs to happen. Given that most landslides tend to happen in poorer countries, this isn’t always the case.
> Custom Columns (if thats what you mean!) are on the todo list though — I have a couple in my library, one for tracking Read state and another for tracking word count.

Yeah, I have a bunch of them, one is "Read Status" (read, reading, to-read), another is "Recommended By" to track books recommended by various people, and the last one is "Folders" which I use to arrange books in a folder-like hierarachy.

For example, you could have a "Finance" folder, and then "Finance.Investing", "Finance.Personal Finance", "Finance.Trading" subfolders.

The calibre content server does support searching and viewing these columns, and in the desktop app you see the tree on the left pane which you can quickly browse.

To search a specific "folder" you'd use something like: #folder:"=Finance.Personal Finance" title:"happy money"
> character development

pretty much sums it up; anything that does not break you, will make you stronger.

ever chewed on your food, breathing thru the nose, while cleaning diarrhea diapers and being screamed at? your parents did.
Sea water is heavier than fresh water and more corrosive. I don’t think it’s as simple as building the pipes, I imagine the locks themselves would also need to be retrofitted to account for that.
Every non-Thinkpad Lenovo I've had, or a relative has had, has the build quality of a cheap toy, and eventually, some part of the plastic case would crack, a hinge would fail, or similar.

I'd absolutely never buy another one ever.

I'm not looking to buy a new laptop for many years, and I hope a Thinkpad version comes out before then. This is very much a design I appreciate. For now, from the photos, I think Asus did it better, though.

Hopefully, by that point, they'll also be 4k displays. My current laptop has 4k, which is very competitive with dual 3k.
I was willing to pay for "no ads", YouTube had the perfect product for me, Premium Lite, which I gladly paid for 2 years until I got an email in October:

> Subject: Your Premium Lite membership will be discontinued

> Thank you for being one of our first Premium Lite members.

> We’re writing to let you know that after October 25, 2023, we will no longer offer your version of Premium Lite. While we understand this may be disappointing news, we continue to work on different versions of Premium Lite as we incorporate feedback from our users, creators, and partners. [emphasis mine on the bullshit]

> To show our appreciation, we’re offering a 1 - month trial of Premium (even if you’ve had a trial before). With Premium, you can watch videos ad - free, offline, and in the background. Plus, stream music ad - free in the YouTube Music app.

I don't need nor want the other features, just no ads, and paid for it for 2 years. Then YouTube decided to fuck me over and force me into a more expensive subscription tier, fuck them, I'll use ad blockers for as long as they work.
In highschool a friend of mine's dad worked in traffic police.

He opened his dad's computer and found so many pictures of dead road accident victims.

He described some to me and I found it very disturbing just via verbal description. But he didn't seem disturbed at all.
Excellent summary. I’d also mention the lack of a control group. We’re supposed to conclude that it’s easier to (eventually) get fraudulent results published in so-called ‘grievance’ fields than it is in (say) physics. But the hoax authors never made any effort to publish fraudulent results in those fields, so we can’t know if the percentage of papers that were eventually accepted would have been lower or not.
10,000%. They had something on Spotify. Now, not really.
Looks great! Just last week I tried to use Calibre again and fell into the black hole that is its UI.. Thought of donating some UI/UX work but felt like that would be a multi-year project. Perhaps I could support you with UI/UX instead?
They're not asking 2k people all in one place, but 2k people in different places. Which is plenty enough to get a rough national average within a few percentage points.
Google has always been a head of the curve: from mapreduce to big table and grpc. They're always building for scale and productivity at the company. Service weaver is an evolution of that. The idea that developers themselves don't have to decide how to separate and manage services. There's so much plumbing to grpc that's unnecessary for developers to deal with. But the service boundary and development style that lets you write modular code is really important. The thing is, most code has overlapping concerns and cross dependencies. Network based boundaries using APIs were a way to allow teams to operate in isolation while providing external APIs to access different services but it comes at a huge costs. It was the hammer for people and team scale, not compute scale. Now the tools are evolving, where we can actually operate on monolithic codebases at huge scale as Google and others have shown and that also means the deployment technology can also evolve to cater to that mode of development while seamlessly handling the technical scale details for separating and deploying the code for specific services across data centers and the cloud at large.

What does it all mean. Well it's a technology built for Google scale. It may have merits in other place as a lot of tech has done, but at the same time, for 90% of teams this doesn't matter. You have a monolithic code base in a single repo and you can deploy and vertically or horizontally scale quite easily depending on your requirements. For companies that are 200+ engineers split across 15-20 teams this might matter. They already be doing some sort of microservices or service splitting while still using a monorepo. Being able to remove a lot of platform level code that you manage versus it being an open source thing is advantageous because you can go back to focusing on the business case not the glue code.
Wait, does it show Starlink trains?
If those healthy able bodied and educated people would be waiting unemployed for a bowl of soup from communal kitchen that would be bad economy.

Since it is not going that direction we can all say economy is doing well.
Sounds like what they need is a conveyor belt
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Just because ship can carry nominal value of 15K TEUs, it is very hard to estimate how many containers are currently on board. Also, empty container looks exactly like the full container from the outside, looking at the ship.

One very interesting aspect of ship operations is the art of stowage of containers. The complexity associated with it is substantial. 3D large scale Tetris. This is a good introductory article https://www.shippingandfreightresource.com/container-stowage...
Not for me!

I started buying beefy GPUs when LLMs became a thing.
Simulate an Ubuntu-like VM inside macOS
I would expect/hope that you all developed a fairly wicked sense of humor in order to deal with that mess.
I really wanted to get whitebox switches for my lab. There is very limited switch model support out there and almost none of the supported models are suitable for home use. No one needs a $6000 100gbe switch for their home lab. I need an 8 port 10gbe switch or a 48 port 1gbe poe switch and you will not find support for those types of switches from the white box operating systems. Whitebox switching is for datacenter and hyperscaler sdn. It’s not like building a whitebox nas or rolling your own bsd router.

There’s really only two managed switch options for the homelab in my opinion. Mikrotik or, if you don’t mind loud noise and higher power consumption, used enterprise gear e.g. cisco.

I’ve migrated all my network stuff to vyos routers on used sophos boxes, and mikrotik switches. The switches do nothing besides vlans and mc-lag. Vyos is great and supports everything I need like wan load balancing, vrrp, bgp ecmp, dhcp, dns forwarding.
Honest question: do you have such job yourself? Or do you intimately know multiple people who do? Or does this come from research? Because if not, that would just sound like how you'd want it to be. Not necessarily what it is like in reality.

But in any case: yes, I know it's a different context, but that's not the question. Rather: is it realy that easy to just separate context 100%, and at will?
Agreed, there's a stark difference between seeing someone getting decapitated on screen and then closing the tab instead of seeing this IRL and being scared of being the next one in line or realizing that the person standing next to you is just doing this.

This is referring to the "GenX" who watched this out of his own free will, which is also not comparable to what the people in this article have to deal with.
In general, sex isn't something to get upset about. A hard penis isn't traumatic. It is still simple nudity.

Heck, it isn't even universally linked to sex. I don't have a penis, but from what I understand, they do randomly become erect and cycle through this stage during sleep.

A penis, even in hand and suggestive, is still simple nudity. None of the people in the center have had it sent to them personally, and surely they know.

Harassment using pictures of yourself is different: That's harassment, and should be frowned upon. They are still using simple nudity to do it, and the nudity isn't the issue.
google only gave me local links (non english blog spam) and that was the most decent among duckduckgo's results.

My search situation and skills aren't in good shape.
...What "at watercooler" stands for?
It's not strictly impossible to avoid panicing in Rust, but it's pretty painful. The approaches typically involve forcing a linker error if a panic is linked (https://docs.rs/no-panic).

Yes, you'll be (re)writing a lot more code than if panics are acceptable.
One difference I see is I heard very little about [name redacted] (first time was mid 2023), but Plausible pops up every few months to the top of HN. So they for sure have marketed harder.

This also validates that maybe something like Setapp for SaaS or Spotify for SaaS might be a good business model.