skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since the late 90s/early 00's this type of concerns / horrible culture shifts and strategic mistakes were known and by the time the Dreamliner came out it was common knowledge even in the mainstream. Of course when the Max 8's started to fall and killing people everybody pretended to be shocked and surprised again.

And of course the "incidents" are always "different and not related", but as any very complex system goes, these "incidents" always end up happening due to the same root cause.

And yet again another evidence nobody learned anything with the latest big scandal of 2018/19, Boeing actively lobbied to reduce and get even more exceptions for QA and safety rules AFTER 2019.

During the 00's it was already clear many of their planes were clearly not the best on the market for various reasons, but a few phone calls from key people in the US government to the prospective buyers would always "help" the customer to make the "right buying decision", so new orders were always arriving, money coming in, stock and compensations for the big wigs was obviously sky high so anyone who raised any concerns was always ignored or fired, but by that time Boeing was already rotten.

I just pray I'm wrong and all of those planes don't crash until they are retired, but the new ones seem to be even worse.. so I don't know..
Genuinely curious, how would the iPhone have saved them ?
LLMOps: Introduction
Student loan forgiveness is no gift to the working class - it's a gift to students.

Biden threw the borders open to invasion. This will

a) drive wages down (immediately for lower-wage workers) and

b) allocate government resources (insurance, pay, unemployment, MEDICAID, welfare etc.) for the new migrants rather than for U.S. citizens who otherwise would receive them.

By moving masses of migrants into areas, Biden also hopes to later grant them fast-track US citizenship on the (mistaken) assumption that most will vote Democratic.

Biden is a Democratic Party dumpster fire.
Well... No shit.
I don't know about your specific quoted nit. I had a period in my life where I went on 100+ first dates, in a very short amount of time. I got to the point where I could tell within a few minutes if this person and I would click or not. I always finished the date though, so I also got a chance to make a bunch of friends too, which was awesome. Had I just got up and walked away, that wouldn't have been the kind and humane thing. That is where CloudFlare messed up and he admits it.

I imagine with 1500 employees + ~160 a year, over the course of several years, you get a good feeling for which ones are going to make it. CloudFlare is a relatively technical product, I'm sure they are looking for the type of sales people who are going to more than come up to speed in those 3 months. Probably someone who already has had highly technical sales jobs. Maybe she slipped through their own hiring process. That is on CF, but I wouldn't hold them to the fire for that.

I worked in the IT department for a large porn company. It was literally part of the interview process that you would be exposed to porn in the workplace. We would filter people based on their reaction to that... most of the time, it was people who were actually too excited by the prospect. The point being that is that we made the working environment clear from the start, even though it was obvious.

After a long enough period of time of being in business, CF probably has a great collection of sales people. I've dealt with some of them myself and been extremely impressed. If I were them, wouldn't want to dilute the pool. But, for someone to go into an environment like that not knowing that was the case, and then being surprised at the end... something is wrong with that, which again, he admits to above. Either that, or we have to question her motivations. Given the obvious high bar that CloudFlare exhibits in their sales teams, I'd say both are on the table for consideration.

At the end of the day, we won't ever know all of the details in this story, which makes me less motivated to take either side. It is really just a story to make you emotional and get clicks, than it is about right or wrong.
This is specifically what I had in mind: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-20-0...

Keep in mind that administrative programs like DEI offices are often unsupported virtue signaling. What matters is government and private funding, and there are absolutely opportunities in both arenas for support for “heterosexual white males” who come from unusual backgrounds.

In your case, I’d suggest NSF graduate fellowships and the Simon’s foundation.
The problem isn't the lack of access, the problem is China and Russia are doing an awesome job of using Western infrastructure against us and their own people even when using products like Facebook and YouTube.

When people do end up on these platforms, they see a bunch of pro Russia and China stuff anyway.

Do you log into Facebook and feel the freedom right away?
Is China Facing Plastic Surgery Addiction? [video]
How do smugmug and other services offer "unlimited" original image storage
How do smugmug and other services offer "unlimited" original image storage while using S3 or any other storage service?!
Seriously. I’ve been hitting this for months.
Doesn’t Cosmopolitan rely on QEMU to emulate an x86_64 CPU when running on any other platform?
In contrast to M2 contraction, which is more associated with inflation. [0] It's probably a signal that interest rate hiked worked and easing rates might be ready.

0. https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/04/30/money-supply-90-ye... [HN] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38936268
When I lived in Beijing, getting delivery from the McDonald’s a quarter of a mile away was pretty easy and cheap, and that was only in 2016. The USA is just way too expensive labor wise for that kind of thing. Density helps, of course, and you can get pretty much food from any restaurant delivered for a reasonable fee (no tip).
Or a short fat black man that was extremely smart, I guess.
uBlock rule to fix the fullscreen message:

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I wish they'd get rid of the signs altogether. They are distracting, ugly, and rarely helpful. American roads have way too many signs.
I already told you how to make a dot match a newline.

I explained why repeating patterns can be expensive for regex engines to execute. It's a known issue among most regex engines.

I find it funny that you whine and dance around all your little use cases, but when it comes to actual reporting correct output, you just happen to conveniently assume that none of the strings you search for produce incorrect results.

As I already said, this entire conversation started by me correcting a perf claim where you snubbed your nose. That was my only point. You then decided to talk about a grander problem that I have never engaged in. I never once said rg meets your use cases. (Your use cases seem quite strange.) I don't give a shit if you think rg can replace broken software or not.
Have you heard of parallel construction? LEOs use it to hide how they actually cracked the case and can get away with using inadmissible evidence.
I use `COPY --from=image` to move data between images. Do you need some more advanced features of rsync?
Why would you need a router between your local PC and your NAS though? Just enable the firewall on your NAS if you're worried about that?
We're just arguing about the word "managed" now.

ChatGPT says: Is objective-c a managed language?...Objective-C is not typically considered a "managed language" in the sense that languages like Java or C# are."
Densely populated areas and even relatively rural areas will have regular cell towers. This is for the few people out of range at any given time, and also outdoors. 1-3.75% sounds plausible I guess? And there are plenty of much less populated areas than Lichtenstein.
Can verify it works on latest macOS Sonoma on an M2. I used the text guide linked in the video, it's the most up to date.
OCI image manifests can specify platforms and architectures. From the end user’s point of view it can be all the same invocation.

Docker natively supports Windows, and it is low lift to make native Windows images for many common programming environments.

Does anyone use it? No not really. It makes a lot of sense if you need Windows stack stuff that is superior to Linux, like DirectX, but maybe not so much for regular applications.

There is also macOS containers, a project that has a decent proof of concept of a containerd fork that runs macOS container images. In principle there is a shorter path of work for so called host process containers, but fully isolated exists for macOS, it could work with e.g. Kubernetes, and people want it and it makes sense, and it sort of does exist.

The difference between cross-platform and “cross-platform” as you’re talking about it is really having some absolutely gigantic company, like Amazon or Google, literally top 10 in the world, putting this stuff into a social media zeitgeist.
tty is when the turtle is talking to you now instead of later
I think parent was pointing out that you need Linux to run Docker (since it doesn't run natively on any other OS) which is different from what Cosmopolitan provides.

Edit: Ok, apparently it natively supports Windows for Windows containers and for everything else there's a Hyper-V integration. Not sure if you can write a portable Dockerfile script like that though.
none of these work in my area, mockingbirds confuse the hell out of it haha

they register through like 10-15 calls, a lot of birds not even from the region, they get around!
It seems that AsmBB has absolutely no Emoji processing in its asm code, so it's more or less pass-through. Realtime chat does have emoji highlighting in its JS code (a part of the template) though:

function formatEmoji(text) {
var emojiRegEx = /(\u00a9|\u00ae|[\u2000-\u3300]|\ud83c[\ud000-\udfff]|\ud83d[\ud000-\udfff]|\ud83e[\ud000-\udfff])/g;
return text.replace(emojiRegEx, '<span class="emoji"><span>$1</span></span>');
}

This probably meant to catch U+00A9, U+00AE, U+2000..3300 and U+1F000..1FBFF, which is by itself too broad, but also the regex itself is not a faithful translation. (If anyone is wondering the correct solution, just use emoji-regex [1] or more recent `/\p{RGI_Emoji}/v` pattern [2].)

[1] https://unpkg.com/browse/emoji-regex/index.js

[2] https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_regexp_unicodese...
> Most of the left is more accepting of liberalism than liberals are accepting of the left

This isn't true, it is legal to be a communist in capitalist countries but many communist countries made it illegal and imprisoned anyone who argued for capitalism. Liberalism wins when people get to vote and decide, people hate when their liberties gets taken away so you need to become authoritarian to push further than for example Scandinavia.

And even USA is a counter example, it is full of social programs and the state controls 40% of the GDP so the private sector is just 60%, meaning it is already a compromise between the ideologies. Liberalism is very accepting of different ideals and how they can fit together, it is when you remove it that you get to a bad spot.
I'd pay a few $ for something that can get the number of an incoming call and tell me who it probably is using AI. I currently do that manually and I think AI could at least achieve accuracy comparable to a human. Not sure if it's possible though, given iOS permissions.

I asked about it yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38977688
Well, the OP already realized that they often refer to the same thing, and was just curious about the fundamental differences.

> Side notes on pseudo-ttys, ioctl, virtual condoles, and control sequences when the OP posted an elementary question?? Yeah, we get it, professor: you are overburdened with information which you must share.

I don't know if it's elementary but I knew ioctl long before I learned that "tty" stands for teletypewriter. (Top answer: "tty is a strange abbreviation". Me: ha, sure, because if you are curious enough to look up for the abbreviation, the long form itself is pretty much self explanatory).

The answer doesn't feel condescending to me. Similarly, my professor talked to me like that when I was a student and I didn't find that condescending -- it's just a person who knows a particular topic better than me trying to make a gentle introduction.

If someone not only answered my question, but also voluntarily spent another hour telling me all the background stories, I would have nothing but gratitude. Sure, some of those people may not be the nicest person in the world. if you just need a quick answer and be done, you can ask ChatGPT to summarize it.
China is a forced labor camp.
Show HN: I made a GPT4 VSCode extension for detecting and fixing insecure code
Seek (by iNaturalist) is a good (and fun) app too, it visually identifies all kinds of things (plants, fungi, animals), and integrates with iNaturalist very well.

It works offline, and although not perfect, it is impressive just how much different stuff it has been trained on, and how much you can id even in your own backyard.
Probably five minutes with chat GPT vision api
I'm kind of surprised that they waited this long to mess with ad blockers
Is there a part of your site that actually does the teaching? I'm not finding it.

There's a weird section asking for my birthday (creepy) but I couldn't get over it saying January 1st 2024 was both a Sunday and a Monday at the same time.
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen him comment here on a D related post. Which I totally understand.
Drum & Bass, I can't accept that. We need jungle.
Putting class methods in separate impl blocks is actually objectively better; it allows you to define new methods on types that you didn't write, like typeclasses in Haskell.
Fair point. Personally I'd rather have the Wifi in a separate device, given that things change relatively often there, and have three RJ45's.
In Web3, you're better off doing anything else but ads for the type of services you're offering anyhow.

Ads have always been a struggle in this space when working with platforms.

Malicious actors use a lot of compromised or aged accounts, that's why they're difficult to counter.
You can go much further and adopt more direct democratic approaches, for example, referendums, which focus more on actual issues than on which individual gets the power. This can also reduce extremism, as it requires (and causes) a wider debate (and thus mutual understanding) in society.

There is a historic reason why US and UK suffer from this problem the most, because they were built primarily on liberalism and not democracy. (Although to be fair, many US states has actually have quite a bit of direct democracy as a remainder from progressive era at the beginning at 20th century, and we would probably find that in issues that are put to referendums, people tend to vote much less by the partisan divides.)
But on modern linux even the tty is a "virtual tty". Is the device driver part implicit in the kernel (which dumps out the contents to frame buffer)?
I'm not countering the poster's idea, I'm just pointing out that capitalism is also incompatible with meritocracy for the reasons that I mentioned.
Not research, but Jelani Nelson at Berkeley ran programmes in Ethiopia to expose schoolchildren to programming. (In case it needs to be said, Jelani is a top-shelf theoretical computer scientist.)
Thought it was a Jojo reference or something. Either way, you chose to be offended.
Try https://upload.disroot.org/
Yes but spelling it out that it's an affiliate link how does it make a difference?
I’m not sure this follows. Intelligence and federal police services routinely “manage” crime to various ends. Go read Tim Weiner’s Legacy of Ashes or Enemies for myriad examples.
I certainly agree with you but a lot of that content got archived (and some of it is still directly available) but if for example Facebook would become extinct then a lot of content held there will follow without any rescue. A lot of niche content in now on Facebook in some groups or now even worse, in some group chats, or in closed groups or even worse, invite only groups. The content might be there but it is incredibly difficult to discover (it was once called a deep web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_web).
> the white guys that are hiring automatically trust us 10x more than a black or hispanic candidate

Doesn't help when you get filtered out from attending college. Poor white men is the least represented group at colleges among all race/class/gender combinations, it isn't a privilege.
Lockheed Martin similarly has operations spread out to curry favors, but they also seem to build reliable stuff...
I think the PE companies have a specifically pathological and parasitic business model. There is more info about public companies and the majority of them don't suffer from the things you mention (which are real phenomena), and when they occur in the majority they do more from incompetence than malice. (I'm not talking about microcap companies).

The PE model is:
- buy company with debt.
- after purchase company assumes the debt (pays off PE company) and pays further fees to acquirer
- company therefore cannot make a profit, cuts staff which cuts output over time
- company goes bankrupt

This is the canonical business model from the big PE companies like Bain (Romney), KKR, Blackstone, CVC, Carlyle, etc.
lol wtf you fkin genocide enjoyer. this is some mao shit right here
> Of course many people understood that it is all bullshit but had to play along to have a meaningful academic career.

And this is exactly the case with Academic DEI statements. You just have to say the correct things, and a checkbox is checked and you can get your grant or your job or your tenure. Nothing else really changes.
Solving the giant economic abyss between those who make it and those who don't would save democracy. Because the consequences of losing out are so dire and the competition is so fierce, everything feels life or death. So many problems would be solved if people didn't feel like they were constantly battle other people just to survive economically.
I recently installed Tachimanga, an iOS fork of Tachiyomi and was quite surprised to see it allowed on the App Store.

I haven’t tried any other comic reader, but I didn’t find the reading experience anything extraordinary. But it comes with access to bunch of extensions that all can download comics in high resolution for free.

The list of extensions are pulled from GitHub in an attempt to not have them stored in app, but it’s also the first thing it does, so any reviewer would necessarily have to download these too.

I’m not surprised they’ve been legally hunted by some publishers.
I'm certain "in practice" was intentional, after all this seems to be what C++ compiler developers expect :-P
Never Forget Aaron's Contribution to the World [video]
As human beings, we are naturally born with a variety of feelings and develop all kinds of thoughts. It's important to embrace who we are. Everyone likely harbors some secrets and encounters feelings that are challenging to handle. Counseling professionals are typically non-judgmental and provide a secure and safe space to discuss your issues.
You cannot build anything on-site "dirt cheap". Check out labor and materials costs in construction. This is why all these "tiny houses" are brought up, apparently they are built off-site and do not cost nearly as much as the traditional construction. Can you ship a townhouse overseas in a container ship? If not, it's not going to be dirt cheap even if the land, and planning and permitting are free.
These days, with the omnipresence of internet, most people have access to most books/courses/materials/tutorials/etc if they want to, also mathematical abilities develop pretty early in life. You want to add diversity? Base it on egalitarianism as well. And by the way most top tier universities already cover all the tuition fees without a diversity statement involved, so if a person is truly a mastermind, there's no way they are left out.
The person asked for the exact differences. “All the same thing” is not only false but specifically not what they asked for.

If you can’t get a straight answer at a UNIX site, where can ya get it?
They don't use S3. They either host it themselves or they use something like Wasabi, which is a fraction of the cost.

https://wasabi.com/cloud-storage-pricing/
> C++ developers are expected to know the rules of their language and respect them

In the same way children are expected to respect fire :-P
Not that interesting if you look at town density https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/...
Resource exhaustion attacks have gotten much, much worse over the past decade.

The "modern" way to do things is to have a connection/session for everything you do. This means state allocation for everything you do, which means resource exhaustion attacks everywhere. It has turned the internet into a fragile mess that can't survive without a godlike cloudflare to sweep all the resource exhaustion attacks under the rug.

Hey I know, let's make DNS use TCP! What could go wrong.

Bittorrent survives and even thrives in the face of constant active MPAA-funded attacks, because its DHT doesn't use sessions. IPFS collapses under its own weight because it does.

Wireguard is the only silver lining in all of this. I think it's the only major sessionless protocol introduced in the last decade. The cookie scheme it uses to avoid sessions is genius (and Rosenpass has an improved version that avoids creating a circular dependency with NTP).
truly tragic and one reason i started voting libertarian.
that's not necessarily true
Just use redbean and provide a init lua file. Or use a http://cosmo.zip provided interpreter (like python, maybe even bash).

Each ape file is also a valid zip file. Add your dependencies as if the ape was an archive:

zip -ur myape.com mydependency.anything

Also add a `.args` file:

zip -ur myape.com .args

For this .args file, put one argument per line. This will run on start. You can use `/zip/mydepencency.anything` to read from files, but if you have an executable dependency you'll need to extract it first (I use the host shell or host powershell for this).

You can do this with any software you can compile with comsocc, by adding a call to LoadZipArgs[1] in the main function.

It's easy to get started, your ideas will branch out as soon as you start playing with it.

[1]: https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/blob/master/tool/args/a...
The file is a Dockerfile with a shebang line that ignores the comments with a regex. Code fences would not be valid.

The point of this isn't to share this code, it's a demo of the clever shebang line.
I might get downvoted for this but OpenAI's API pretty clearly says that the data isn't used in training
I have a simple script I run to turn this into a daily newsletter: https://github.com/kimberli/wikinews

Happy to also add you to the recipient list!
I noticed this on mobile with adblock, some videos would pause and refuse to load at the point its supposed to show an ad and I would need to refresh
Could you share more about the classifier you made?
Boeing's core capability is regulatory arbitrage and getting gov contracts, so it makes sense for them to outsource everything non-core, like building planes. Similar to NASA.

Boeing did the correct thing outsourcing the actual building of planes, so they could focus on their core competency. Standard tech industry advice.
I didn’t attend zuzalu in 2023 but have used some of the apps built on zupass (frogcrypto was embarrassingly addictive).

I’m in agreement with Vitalik that a temporary community is a great way to incubate and battle-test technical changes that are hard to rollout at a society level.

That said, after a week-long conference my mind is mush from talking and thinking about tech 24/7, though this is probably the default mode for many of the participants in zuzalu. I’d love to know how the mood/atmosphere evolved over the course of the 2 months in a tech-commune (if it’s fair to call it that).