skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm guessing if your grinding jewels or glass at the level they are, there's going to be some technical expertise that is shared.
Sucks that YouTube music is not integrated enough to YouTube proper, the discovery systems between both are also just bad
I didn't know him, but for me, the important point about Aaron's life is protecting the commons against overreach.

This kind of activism is about shining a light on political ideologies that perpetuate greed so an exclusive group of people can benefit from common knowledge that should be open to the public.

I translate "doing what he felt like doing" acting from a sense of doing what's right and not supporting systems he didn't agree with. If everyone acted from their conscience, this world would be in a much better place. I think Aaron set a good example of that.
There also some women that are taller than some men, but men are still taller than women.
> Or worse, is there some Twitter content that is being mirrored that is unsavory and triggered an immediate suspension from Njalla?

Since it mirrors all twitter content that seems almost a given.
Retro computer capable of being damaged only by issuing instructions at it?
Maybe. The good old make iPhone apps only because only they can pay.
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https://archive.is/mWKBz
The most significant Aha! moments that I've had from using array languages (mostly k) were:

- Verbs are algorithms. Imperative and object-oriented languages require the implementation of common algorithms (e.g. find, sort, and group).

- A sequence of verbs (or adverbs) is the most direct form of composition I've ever used. Composition is easy and fluent.

- Programs are the composition of algorithms and not a collection of statements & expressions.

- The concept of domain and range treated uniformly across arrays, maps, and functions simplifies my design choices.

- Left of right evaluation means that my eyes don't have to "jump around" when reading code.

- Sending code to data is possible & preferred. Most of my significant k projects fit in a network MTU (i.e. 1540 bytes), not including comments.

K bonus:

- Views (i.e. dependencies) can implement functional relationships directly.

- Hot code (via the interpreter) loading makes "forever" applications possible.
another docker post filled with podman propaganda. despite it all, still no one uses it.
The F-35 has been plagued with defects. Even the ejector seat had a defect.
I mean I know several people who run their infra with podman. But it's for personal things, I don't know if there is any level of usage at the enterprise level.
> Is there a real-world equivalent? i.e. allowing rich people to exchange some of their worth for vanity items instead of investing it for future gain?

The vanity items are for future gain too
The cert is Cloudflare today.
What’s your preferred tool for blocking websites like HN?
I'm waiting this too.
yeah, i'd expect dang to just jump right on that. just because you feel it is trivial does not mean that it should be done.
> I was explaining the same concept to my girlfriend ( in less technical words)

This entire sentence wasn’t needed. But it communicated something about you.
You've neglected to include the energy used to heat the water.
Still a useful alternative to docker and can be packaged in distros
Bill Bryson’s a short history of the world is very good on this.

Yes Parsons had a class-based sinecure and several of them made huge contributions to science and society. But the vast majority did or achieved nothing and were a drain on resources.

The first wave of globalisation- caused largely by the US ice trade - where taking ice from lakes meant refrigerated train carriages and ice warehouses in Chicago and new York, and refrigerated ships crossing the Atlantic. Suddenly small farms in England, France and Vermont were competing with Iowa corn fields.

There was a 1870s collapse in food prices and the subsequent collapse in social structures - we simply could not afford to keep indolent parsons, and now their “parsonages” are prized second homes
Please explain these mysterious tax schemes you’re hinting at…
Apparently for some people the correct thing is profit over safety/quality which is quite sociopathic and the cancer that is killing our society.
https://archive.is/bY8ip
How Pirates Of The Caribbean Hijacked America's Metric System (2017)
They ran out of ideas. That’s about what it comes down to.

Google is still just an ads company at the end of the day.

(Yes Cloud has had net positive quarters but it is still net negative relative to how much SERP dollars it took to prop it up this long.)
The single person response to your single person anecdote is FF with uBO on Mac, and no nagging from YT.
I meant to imply that Dang only re-added CF recently due to the attacks. They haven't used CF in many years to my knowledge.
Rust is a frustrating language for me too.

I never saw the need for it, really. I just stuck with the language constructs in C++ that makes it basically impossible for memory leaks/use after free/use outside of bounds to occur or if they do occur, explode loudly in debug environments. I haven't used new/delete in a personal project in like a decade; longer than Rust has been around.

Now I'm working on a project where the main developer is...a cowboy. Everything is insane. Not only is new/delete everywhere, but so is malloc/free. In C++ code. You have to navigate to where the thing is allocated to figure out whether to use free or delete. Everything leaks, everything crashes, everything races, everything deadlocks.

Oh and the guy is my boss.

So on the one hand, rust might fix these problems, on the other hand, rust is a non-starter.

So now what. I still don't need rust because I don't code like a crazy person. And the people who do code like crazy people will never use it anyway because it doesn't let them...express themselves.
The model of most PE firms is to buy a company and sell it for a higher price later.

What you said happens various times, especially with the big PE firms, but it’s not the norm.

You really think banks will be lending to PE deals if the business model is to make the company bankrupt?
Other alternatives

Mangayomi

Kotatsu (quite good)

Suwayomi (more setup required)
i think the kernel primitives are fine, unshare and namespaces make perfect sense to me. docker, podman, buildah, buildx, whatever... all these things with cutesy names and fatal flaws seem like the mess to me.
This is really clever. I was surprised at how much speedup they got by just adding type information. But also the trick to make it ABI compatible with the current API. Takes a certain amount of madness.

I think the GraalVM approach of transforming the C into your own IR and then JITing that is another interesting approach. Essentially treat Java and C as one unified source and compile them together. That certainly takes more work and a very expressive IR, but it is another way to deal with the inefficiency at the API boundary.
I am not sure what country you're from, but if it's a Western one, it's unlikely that you have recently (in the past 40 years) fully adopted a more leftist proposal or idea compared to what was accepted 40 years back. So things as social programs largely exist as a consequence of value (3) being understood (and fought for) as important, rather than liberals understanding their importance (in fact, they let lot of it slide in the neoliberal era).

Although to be fair, dominance of ideological liberalism is probably ending, but it yet has to manifest in practical policies. In practical terms, value of (2) is the most important for the middle class, in contrast with value (3) which is the most important for the working (bottom) class, and value (4) which is the most important for the ruling (top) class. So the decline in the middle class (being teared apart by social inequality) in the US is changing the ideological dominance of (2). It's really just another way of reframing my point about liberalism causing its own demise.

That's why, when I am talking about importance of (3) compared to (2), I am not talking about just the bottom of social hierarchy, i.e. giving something to poor people to eat so they don't die (this is actually more based on value (1) than (3)). The value of (3) is also about having a political power (and democracy), and as such the top of the social hierarchy (to which liberalism is oblivious to) needs to be addressed as well. Value of (2) cannot do much about abuse of power by billionaires, for instance. It's simply out of the scope - as far as liberals are concerned, their existence and economic influence is fair and square. And that's why it can lead to fascism. (And we can see in practice, US is not very democratic at the moment, the will of majority of people is ignored in actual policy, but the will of the rich people prevails.)

Addendum (rereading my previous comment): Historically, the hubris that lead to suffering you describe under totalitarian communist regimes was ideological ignorance of value (2) (or (4) for that matter) when implementing (3), as in the circumstances of the communist revolutions, the (3) becomes a cultural hegemon. I think the left mostly learned from that, i.e. you can't have (3) without respecting (2), and also revolutions are tricky (meaning attaining anything without respecting (4) can be bloody). Today however, we are in a different situation, (2) has the cultural hegemony, and so the understanding that (3) is important has been lost to some extent, due to the same ideological hubris (but this hubris of liberals also exists towards conservatives, i.e. value (4), showing that it really comes from its ideological hegemony).
This has been my argument since I started using it. It's definitely simple but the easiest stuff can be such a pain.
Black holes don’t alter the speed of light, they cause it to follow trajectories that don’t leave the event horizon.
The entire Oimo.io website/portfolio is simply incredible. The main landing page is absolutely trippy AF. It appears this is a Japanese student hobby-coding — wow!

Particularly impressive links to check in his /works/ :

1) The recursive link to the works page (incredible zoom-in reset loop)

2) Sea of Papers (look up at the sun!) — this is a great web.GPU render/test

3) Wired Runner (a really fun, well-rendered webgame)

4) Bubbles — I spent WAY TOO MUCH TIME with this stupidly-simple artwork.
Samsung tablets can act as second screens for windows PCs AFAIK.

For Linux I've had some success with Microsoft's RD Client android app -> remote to Linux PC.

I'm on gnome though, which has some experimental setting which allows you to set remote desktop clients to act as a new display instead of cloning your existing display.
The point in the original message on Github was that you see an email in your inbox and ignore it because it looks like the other 100 emails you get every day.

Maybe their account suspension emails are different, maybe not. I wouldn’t bet on it anyway.
we're well beyond TV 2.0. TV ads could never track you. Digital Cable knew everything about your viewing habits well before YT was invented though.
The hard truth about AI? It might produce some better software
Would be nice if forums come back simply because of the searchability.

The problem is when they become inundated with users and have too much noise. Maybe it will be just another cycle which will lead back to Slack/Discord after some years and then back to forum after some more.
Man, the idea that ISDN was going to last 50 years has to be one of the bleakest Bellhead memes I think I've ever heard. "You will only have 144kbps and be happy."
The proof obligation is (correctly) vastly higher in one direction than the other in a US criminal trial.

A defendant using it to create reasonable doubt is a win for the defense. A prosecutor who is only able to cast doubt on it is not a win for the prosecution.
Sorry, that's right. You can probably guess that all of my Windows Docker use is with Linux images. This particular script wouldn't work as there is no node image for a native windows host (unless there is? again, I'm ignorant of native windows containers).
finally a way out
How would you know any nudity on twitter was unconsensual? How would you prove it to the service you are asking to block it? Do they just assume it is if anything nude shows up?
True, but that doesn't actually establish that voters understand how it works. IIRC, they've only had it for a short time, so there's not much of a track record to establish that voters are casting votes in ways that are consistent with their beliefs and desires.
When a large company fires you, you usually get at least two weeks severance. This is better than notice. You get the notice and don’t even have to work.

When an employee quits, it’s expected they give two weeks notice.

This is rather balanced. Of course there’s the issue that you are 1/N * 100 percent of their workforce and they are 100% of your income.
I've noticed the youtube music radio feature has gotten better in the past few months
Extremely affordable in my area at the time, due to massive subsidies from the former government telco, to push it to the masses.

Also the only solution from private telcos at around the same time, where said former gov telco simply wouldn't offer early DSL at all, while private upstart offered ISDN whith dynamic channel bundling at flat rated 29,99 per month, so 128Kbs! Yay!

Since it was pushed so hard by subsidies, many had it, the equipment was cheap, and the sound quality that came with it was rather good. Often still unmatched by some crap which people accept as 'normal' nowadays.
It’s really interesting to see the comments on this issue. I imagine this is what it would be like to confirm some religious screed from the Roman emperor. Everyone even here, some even anonymous, are tip-toeing still. Too scared to anger the powerful. Amazing.
It is you who make the unrealistic claim that the least represented group can't possibly be discriminated against. Provide strong evidence that they aren't discriminated against in education, then we can talk, until then it is fair to assume that DEI initiatives is pushing out poor white men in favor of other groups because that is what the statistics tells us.

It also tells us why rich people love DEI based on race and gender, it is because it only pushes out poor white men and not rich white men, rich white men are still there.
> At the same time, many, many people love it.

Sure. That's what people tell themselves. Realistically, most people would prefer to live in a less dense area, but they can't do that because there are no jobs for them there.

> In NYC alone millions of people pay astronomical rents and mortgages for the privilege of living in tiny spaces in close quarters, no yards, etc.

Exactly. And it's getting _worse_ with every generation, right now NYC is at 530 square ft. per capita, down from 700 in 1980. It's even worse for Manhattan.

> It's not 'misery central', just something where you have a different preference.

Yes, it's misery central.

> Where does that come from? I understand we won't all have data all the time (I sure don't always), but until then, it's words.

I analyzed a database of all real estate sales in the US for the last 25 years. There is plenty of other research that found similar results. The _best_ outcome was something like transient single-digit percentage decreases in rents near new construction.

I don't have the links on my phone, but you can google the "Supply Skepticism" paper from the Furman Center. It's a nice overview of the literature, and it's written from the viewpoint of pro-density (to prevent questions about bias).
good move, i certainly seem to get better responses when i post my hog on a forum compared to slack
https://archive.is/eWQjW
Make Learning as Addictive as Social Media
Show HN: Instant Text Rephrasing as You Type
Sounds like a fork with extra steps.
I'm Pretty sure i first saw tis when I was in university.... around 18 years go
Can Humane's AI Pin Survive the Test of Time?
PE is notorious for buying firms with debt and then driving them into bankruptcy by loading them with that debt. It’s the only thing they’re notable for. They’ve essentially killed all traditional US brick and mortar retail — it wasn’t Amazon alone; it was crushing debt load and/or profits siphoned off to the PE firm instead of reinvesting in the business.

If you don’t want your stepdad associated with those monsters, find a different term to describe his work.
>“Britain for years has been trying to stamp out money being laundered through its banks and real estate, particularly from overseas. Financial crime lawyers say the tightening in rules and laws has made it harder for crime gangs to wash their money in traditional ways such as through shell companies or small businesses.”

>”Bitcoin also has proven to be problematic for criminals. Physical transportation, including hiring couriers for relatively small sums, has become an alternative.”

Ironic, about Bitcoin not being most effective for laundering criminal proceeds, the opposite of popular opinion.

Although I would suggest that Britain has been “trying” to stamp out money being laundered through its banks and real estate. Because many are loving the influx of cash into the property market, without a care where it’s coming from.
Well, it wasn't actually 128k. Technical reasons limited it to 112k. That's why 56k instead of 64k modems. There was the Shotgun Modem which required 2 separate phone lines, but would bind them together. I never bothered reading up on how binding 2 PPP connections worked, but I guess it worked well enough that it was a legit product being sold. I went from 28.8k to ISDN, so I skipped the 56k altogether.

Of course, ISDN and 2 56K connections are only similar in bitrate and are not the same thing at all.
The aggressiveness of the "dreaded Turnstyle" is 100% configurable.

It's very easy to disable it completely via Cloudflare settings. Using cloudflare doesn't require you to use all of its features, and almost every feature can be turned off.
> Technological myopia bordering on outright blindness. Ever? Compare technology today to that from 2000 years ago. Now compare it with technology from 2000 years in the future. Now 10000 years.

OK. Give me the keys to your time machine, so I can take a look at what "technology from 2000 years in the future" will look like.

You appear to be confusing fantasy for reality.
I've heard that Slack becomes gigantically costly once you hit certain thresholds. Another big community is moving away from it after spending nearly $0.5M a year just on Slack.
Seems like a shaky lawsuit. What does this have to do with minorities? Seems like race-baiting and sour grapes from what’s contained in the article.
That still rings true to me, the interpersonal relationships are lacking emotion.. It's as if all human relations and events are being told from a Bene Gesserit perspective, and perhaps this was intentional.

If intentional then it would be a good character arc for Paul to reject this in the second movie.. and then become dispassionate in his own way again in the third
Blackmagic is a hardware company that also has some software they sell on the side, which is why they've steadfastly ignored fixing their software in any way that would eliminate the need to purchase their over-priced video output cards.

My laptop can output 8K HDR @ 60 fps, which no Decklink card can achieve, at any price. I can get a "clean feed" by simply ticking the "Override to reference mode" checkbox in the NVIDIA driver. Several people have confirmed that this produces bit-accurate output indistinguishable from what a Decklink card outputs.

> fullscreen view on a second monitor

Yes, but it's still not color managed or even enabled for HDR under anything but MacOS! It just outputs the values as-is and lets the OS deal with it, which will treat it as Rec 709 SDR.
Not enterprise level, but I made a choice of deploying podman at $job rather than docker for a few reasons.
Here I wished Mint Mobile didn't get consumed by a giant. If they got their hands into this it would have made them a technical leader. I do hate how all telecommunications devolve into three or less monopolies price fixing. I go to any other country in the world and pay less for cell service. Then again the coverage needed for rural parts of the US probably make service hard.
> 100% true, but false equivalence can cause you to mis-prioritize a more pressing danger.

Globally, the far left has killed orders of magnitude more (intentionally, Stalin's purges, and unintentionally, Mao's famines).
I was wondering what was happening. It’s not just buffering for me, the entire site loads slowly/hangs. Only noticed starting 2-3 days ago.
I hope this is the beginning of a trend. Depending on some third party to manage my communications with a second party feels dirty and also forces me to clutter up my (in this case) Slack setup. Discord is even more insane in this regard.
Christopher Rufo is an actual, openly and loudly, full on grifter. He has literally admitted to inventing the critical race theory concept and conflict. As in, truly made it up out of thin air by combining vague trends with a loosely related legal term and seeding it to the Tuckers of the world. These are not the kinds of people anyone should be listening to about "things happening in the world".
Again, the answer depends on whether you absolutely don't want that or just want to minimize that. I believe something like `@explicitgc` is enough annoyance to make sure that you are conscious about GC and memory allocation. If you need even more guarantee, you have to make sure that everything you transitively call is i) marked as `@explicitgc` and ii) has no GC call inside. Given enough demand you may have both `@nogc` and `@explicitgc` as well, but I think the hard guarantee is not something usually want.

Maybe you wanted me to answer about some magical sauce that can conveniently avoid such issues, but I want to make a point that there is no such thing. In fact, Rust is praised for its strictness about memory safety, but that owes much to the existence of `panic`, and you know what? What I've described earlier equally applies to the `panic` behavior in Rust. You can not avoid panicking in Rust, though you can avoid panicking as much as possible and make `panic` immediately fail to avoid any further overhead, so you are liable for any panicking in your code. In the same way, if you really don't want to touch GC you are in the minority and should be served well with a placeholder GC that always fails. Anything beyond that is not something you can't expect from mainstream programming in the near future.
Have you had any hassles from supermarket chains?
I’d take discord over slack. Aside from the lack of being able to use multiple email addresses…
Ask HN: Biggest waste of talent you've seen
What's the biggest waste of talent you've ever witnessed? In two categories, either an individual capable of breakthroughs spending their time optimizing buttons, or a group of people attracted to a vapid industry (finance comes to mind).
It's simple lock their doors at 845pm that says it all and I'm fine with it because it's confusing otherwise! I also had similar issue at Wendy's 30 minutes before closing time.

Overall and again I'm confused as to When is the appropriate time to go and get food from a place when their hours say 10am to 10pm?