skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This applies to most of the American lore about “Indians” as well. The people that nearly all European descent settlers encountered were many generations on from an utter cataclysm of continental plagues that nearly eradicated them, and certainly destroyed what advanced civilization they had pre-Columbus.

The white people didn’t know they were devastating the native Americans, but they were super off-base to judge them as savages when it’s far more accurate to say that the natives who did contact and conflict with the young USA and Canada were more like post-nuclear-holocaust survivors.
>They’re also operating all the servers. Your $100 does not cover it.

I mean, let's be real here. Most people even if Apple fully allowed other payment processors would still opt into Apple's payment. Easiest to setup, most visible and familiar interface for consumers, and lets them push liability back to Apple. So they'd still get 30% from many consumers.

This angle only applies in a situation where you think 1) the pareto principle applies and 2) all of that 20% decided to roll their own payment processing, which isn't trivial nor a risk many want to take onto themselves. It'd take a lot more than a dozen megacorps doing this to make Apple sweat.

And if this does happen, it sounds like a service issue a that point. If you can offer all that convenience but people don't view it as worth 30%, then maybe the rate should be re-negotiated.

>They spend hundreds of millions on SWE salaries to make a nice SDK for you to use

they spend hundreds of millions to get other businesses to do business with them, and still charge many upfront costs along the way. Back then, we simply called that the cost to do business.

Adtech also spends hundreds of millions each on salaries to make a nice SDK for you to use. I don't exactly feel I owe those companies for their labor since I'm (the dev) not the primary point of revenue.
But they're almost zeroCalories.
We use SD at work because we need more control over the image generation pipeline (and to a lesser extent don’t want extra latency from web APIs).

Believe it or not, generating a full image from a prompt is a small slice of the image generation pie. Highly tuned in-painting is key to a number of budding startups.
It won’t change for many many years to come. It becomes deprecated, which just gives you a warning.
It's a great idea that has been haunting me for a long time.

I tried a little org-mode and it turned my idea of taking notes and managing tasks. It's such a cool and effective mode that it shouldn't belong only to Emacs.

I would be happy to help with this idea, but for many years I have changed programming to management and can’t do anything than little pet projects.
> Then I realized that in the southern hemisphere the sun is in the north

That's not exactly true.

South of the tropic of capricorn, the sun is in the north at noon.

Between the equator and the tropic of capricorn the sun could be slightly towards the north or south or directly overhead at noon depending on the season.

As for sunrise and sunset the sun could be just about anywhere if you go south enough and the season is right.

At the south pole in summer, the sun just runs 360 degrees around, floating slightly above the horizon, and daylight is 24 hours long. If you are standing 1km from the south pole, you will see the sun in the south direction at midnight and in the north direction at noon.

And if you go just further from the south pole, e.g. to Patagonia in summer (i.e. now) the sun rises and sets close to the south and goes around to the north at mid-day. Daylight is close to 20 hours long. It's similar to the south pole situation except when the sun gets close to exact south it dips below the horizon for a few hours and you have a short-lived few hours of darkness. But you do see the sun in the southeast at sunrise and southwest at sunset.
Do you use it inside vscode or how do you integrate an LLM into your IDE?
I choose the foods people die for. You've tricked yourself into thinking veggies taste good because they're good for you. Would you eat broccoli if it made you fat and gave you cancer? Doubt it. I haven't eaten anything green for years, and my blood work always comes back fine, thanks to the supplements I take.
Like I said, this is exactly what the comment you first replied to was explaining. It is very clearly not the same as a pencil or a graphics editing program, because those things do not have a notion of Cat & Girl by Willem de Kooning embedded in them that they can utilize without credit. It is clearly not the same as your mind, because your mind can and, assuming you want to stay in good standing, will provide credit for influence.

Again, take it back to basics: do you believe it is permissible to share a model itself (not the model output, the model), either directly or via API, that can trivially reproduce entire copyrighted works?
I would imagine frustration more than snark. The "... for Apple" clarifications would have saved me clicking on this thread in anticipation of something I could use.
Do we know why is that? I would assume the branch predictor is mostly happy with it, is it just the code cache increase?
D for sure is actively endorsed by doctors. B6 I think plays a role in absorption as well.

One thing worth considering for males is testosterone production boosters (not to be confused with direct testosterone). They have a positive effect on my sleep quality as well as progress with my workouts.
Good app, are there any others that have some workflows that are better?
Yeah, as much as I defend Apple against the “they have a monopoly on the iPhone” crowd, this seems worse than the original restrictions. People have been buying stuff online for decades. There’s no new security issue at play here. Taking a commission from a company that’s already paying for payment processing can’t possibly be seen as reasonable.

How are they even going to attempt to enforce compliance. Is every store required to integrate with their payments API?

If they’re taking payments from the platform and it does turn out to be a scam, now their hands are dirty as well.
Boeings 787 also have this. There isn't even a lid to close/open the window. And in some situations you can't "undim" it. Kind of annoying when it's midnight and you want to take a look at the moon and stars.
As a student of Bokmål (for immigration and integration), Nynorsk is an ongoing mystery to me.

I think that I'm still at the A level (A1/A2). My auditory processing disorder adds an extra variable that I'm still learning how to work with as an adult. If anyone (in Norway) knows of someone who has or is interested in APD (https://www.statped.no/horsel/andre-utfordringer/auditive-pr...), please reach out to me.

Anyways, always happy to see Norwegian related news in HN.
It was new to me; I think the widespread ADE and its role in ancient Amazon settlements isn’t very widely known yet. I found it fascinating.
I haven’t tried this yet but apparently easier way is to create a separate account, log into it to download required app then log back into your main account.

My pain hinges between EV charging apps and family sharing.
I think the right to left should be left to right in that last sentence? I was briefly confused by that and ended up reading your links (takk!)

Danish still use a somewhat complex infix system for reading numbers (five and half fours is 75), and I find that very confusing as a Swede who didn’t grow up with it.
There's so many variables at play to give blanket statements.

MTHFR mutations are interesting to research. I've got polymorphism (checked via a DNA test), and once I cut out the folic acid supplements and fortified cereals, I started feeling much better. The missus also has polymorphism, and whilst her blood results made her seem anemic, the prescribed B12 shots gave her a mental health crisis due to elevated homocysteine as a consequence.

That's not to say "supplements = bad", but having a good understanding, self-awareness and figuring out your own physiology is more important than following blanket statements said by others. This is also why some people with ADHD respond well to stimulants and others don't. People vary wildly.
Just advertise it as 10,000 per day if that’s what it actually is. Any sane user will see a number like that and know they don’t have to worry about the limit.
You can usually predict the plane quite well if you know the airline and their fleet and they show you the exact seating plan.
Why would stores invest so much into the self checkout tech if it does not save labor/cost?
Expert warns of possible tsunami if new quake hits Noto Peninsula's northeast
My first job post college was a Radar triager for specific Apple frameworks. I was 23 or so, probably high the previous evening, and I did not give a FUCK about some external developer and their problems.

Sorry. That was a long time ago.
That would have seem to be something trivial to think about for anyone with a modicum of sense of orientation.

I guess most people don't have that.
One of thing that I feel and worked well for me is to keep having open conversations with your manager about pay before the comp cycle.

And make sure to tell him that your know the market rate. TBH managers also some time are not aware of the market rate. They usually compare your pay with theirs when they were at your stage.
any aspect of law in Israel (and I guess in any given country) could be managed better. it doesn't make laws "nominal"
It isn't required, but create-react-app (CRA) is designed as a kind of kitchen sink toolkit that includes a lot of things that you might not need now, but could need later. For example, while it doesn't include Typescript directly, it includes a lot of the tooling you'd need to get started with Typescript if you wanted to. Similarly with Progressive Web Apps, i.e. apps that run in the browser rather than natively, it includes most of the tools you'll need for that, and then allows you to opt in at any time.

This makes CRA a good choice for someone trying to be particularly flexible, for example building an MVP or prototype where new features are going to be thrown in fairly randomly. But the cost is maintainability, particularly in terms of tending dependencies and keeping them up to date.

A more lightweight version might be Vite. Vite does a similar job of bundling different tools together into a single toolkit, but takes a simpler approach using more modern technology.

In my experience, you can get a long way just by installing Vite as a development dependency and React as a runtime dependency and going from there. This won't give you anything fancy like server-side rendering or routing, but it works for a simple application, and allows you to add in the extra tools when you need them.
White space does matter in C23
Ghost started with sqlite back in the days, I'm not sure why they migrated away :/
That's not how humans and nations behave. If you are nice you'll be eaten alive.
Trilium or Obsidian are not comparable to Outline, because they're single-user with no accounts or access control.
Does there exist a payment processor that takes zero cut?
This is how they get to space.
As a vegetarian who thus far hasn't invested in a nutritionist, I figured a daily Centrum For Men multivitamin pill might be an inexpensive safety net for a potential unknown deficit.

I dislike having to swallow a pill every day, though, so I'd be very happy if some expert could tell me that this is completely worthless.
What's obvious about all those Unix-related specifications is that they are not of BSD lineage.
gosh, I've been thinking about making this for years, now I have to generalize for planes
They're talking about an "emulated CPU"...
so you crawl the web or what?
Yeah it’s pretty insane that the entire AI hype and crypto hype industry waves are actually just getting really specific pixel shaders to sparkle in extremely specific ways.

The gear was made to frag noobs in Counterstrike at 300 FPS.
Twenty-three years ago, during my daily trips to the university campus, I had the exact same idea. However, I became distracted by calculating the position of the sun and delved into astronomical algorithms, which led me to never complete it. Kudos to you, that's really impressive!
What is polymorphism as you’re using the term?
i can't tell if you're joking
I find it interesting seeing the arguments here on how Apple should keep its large cut for years after it's become sustainable, but when mentioning the idea of giving copyrighted artists any sort of royalty (it'd be far, far, far from 30%) for training LLMs that the argument shifts back to "well they got paid already".

So, how long does Apple get to reap the rewards of their old accomplishments from 18 years ago? how long should such works be benefited from before we shift the dynamics back to being "a public commons"?
Haruki Murakami screensaver

Sticking knives in your eyes, sitting at the bottom of a dark well, and completely trashing your place of residence but leaving a few beers untouched all work well.
It’s not a matter of “is it good enough to replace humans”, as despite all of us here knowing it’s not, we could list many companies (and even industries) where it’s already happening
Largest-ever study of ocean DNA has created essential catalog of marine life
Thus bringing us back to the same unsafety with extra steps and glue required; what did we gain from this?

Edit: Unless you FFI to Rust / Ada / formally verified C, in which case perhaps we can claw back the performance and safety at the cost of a lot more dev work.
Well art predates other professions by like thousands of year so it rightfully earned it's privileges.
Every single time in emacs/vim posts there’s a guy who knows better than me what is better for me, without even knowing me and my reasoning. There is a lot of reasons people use modal editing, but we didn’t realize that all of them don’t exist anymore because shrimp_emoji thinks so. Oh boy.
I have never fully agreed with this premise. On the face of it, yes apps help people stay on the store. But at the same time, Apple does come up with many good apps.

Comparing it to the first iPhone is probably valid. They saw the writing on the wall and opened the gates, but could have easily chosen the other way of doing it themselves. No one wins in this scenario - nor the devs, nor the users, nor Apple. But it's not as clear as "Apple needs apps to sell iPhones in the first place".

Idly wondering, say you don't download any third party app and neither does anyone. You can still surf the internet for the most part. You can still connect with others via FaceTime/iMessage. You can still check mails etc. Things you won't be able to do is play games, go on dates, browse tiktok, book a cab (though all that is possible through safari but not a great experience).

A caveat here: The original 30% was on infinitely reproducible digital goods only. Which is 80-90% gaming skins and artifacts and digital subscriptions. Don't know if that is still the case.
Every Noise at Once: Genre Map
Where do you think those app developers / apps originally came from.

Huge amounts of people bought those iphones first man.
Doom 1, 2, and idsetup Source Code are now GPL-Licensed
Also a freelancer from Germany here.

I agree with most what devdude1337 says.

Specialization is really really important; however, that usually doesn't mean so much to specialize in a specific tech stack but more in a specific class of problems, sometimes only occurring in one industry.

There are recruitment agencies that help you acquire projects but you can also do marketing and acquisition yourself. That depends on your target customers. If you want to work with big companies recruitment agencies are likely your only chance. For smaller to medium sized companies a direct approach can also work.

Although the technical side of being a freelancer is important your communication and business skills are at least as important.

IMPORTANT: You are a business and you need to consider yourself a business to be successful in the long run! That means you need to think about a strategy, goals, and ideally build a system that works for you.

Try not to have only one client. I for example want to have one bigger client that takes up most of my hours and 2-3 smaller clients that provide an unsteady amount of work that I can use to load manage or generate at least some income with when I do not have a big client.

I began my journey when someone on linkedin reached out to me with a small project. It was really small but didn't matter. It showed me that I can make money this way with my skills. However, inbound leads is rather rare in my experience.

Regarding duration, I am currently in a 13month long project and have a couple of smaller gigs on the side.
In Germany, the protected title Ingenieur is still around but most bachelor degrees in a technical field grant you the right to use it. Whether or not you are one doesn't change the liability situation (although you can't perform certain works at all without). It's not really relevant in software development.

The English term "Engineer" can be used by anybody though.
Would Apple even approve something going on the app store that tried to do things in ways that were that non-standard? More generally it’s not like you can choose to host your own servers or, in forgoing all of Apple’s work, not have to pay that 30%. When Apple isn’t going to let you do things another way, they don’t get to argue that all of the benefits they do provide are what people are paying for. People have to pay the price to be allowed on the ecosystem at all.
I think that compliance with the laws were deemed "nominal", not the laws themselves. In the sense, companies comply with the letter of the law instead of with the spirit of the law.
Thats playing Fortnite! In what ways isn't that playing Fortnite? The GPU is in the cloud, but other than that, it's the full game, not some knock-off lite fake version.
Survey: Half of CTV Users Want to Shop Directly from TV Ads
The trillion-dollar Amazon is also the mafia of online shopping. No reason to give them any sympathy.
> Imagine someone came up with a way to print houses for nearly-free. Anyone needs shelter? Bam, instant house.

Money is just paper. And now with cashless systems, it's now only bits on some computers. But no one sane wants to maximize everyone accounts or print cash to hand out. Art takes hours, days, even years or human labor to produce. Copyright laws set an artificial scarcity, because if it can be replicated at no cost, there's no way for the author to recoup the cost of production.

In the analogy you provided, you'd still have to deal with land scarcity and environmental impact.
In theory, sure. In practice, if you don't have the money to file the lawsuits to enforce it, no you don't. And if you think making money is unethical or exploitative, then it's unlikely you are going to be able to have the money to enforce whatever rules you think anyone who uses the stuff you put out there for free should follow.
> What's the difference?

Ultimately, only high courts in each jurisdiction can decide. I can imagine a case where some highly advanced nations decide different interpretations that cause conflict. Then, we need an amendment to the widely accepted international copyright rules, the Berne Convention. Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention
In my opinion, the play is thus, steal everything, build the models, then:

* People won't notice, or the majority will forget (doesn't seem to be happening).
* Raise enough money that you can smash anyone who complains in court.
* Make a model good enough that can generate synthetic data and then claim new models aren't trained on anyone's data.
* All of the above.

Anyway, I 100% agree with you, the value is in the content that everyone has produced for , they're repackaging and reselling it in a different format.
Maybe?

It was, like, 15 minutes of work to find a range of acceptable PID values, then generate a random variable from a normal distribution with a mean at the expected value (we just hard-trimmed the random value at 1 std deviation, because we didn't want a 99th percentile result to cause craziness).

Other than the hilarity that ensued while I was playing around with PID values to find the acceptable ranges, I can't recall ever seeing a bug that was problematic from this, so I didn't really give it much thought. Honestly, there were much bigger things to work on.

The nice thing about this system though, is it created "personality" for the camera. If a virtual camera operator had a lower D-value, they'd overshoot just a little bit, semi-consistently. Another one might have a slightly lower I-value, and end up just a little bit further back in the tracking.

It was a super quick way to give a little bit of organic variance to the camera operation, so it didn't feel "samey" every time.
I love broccoli. Even as a kid, I liked to add broccoli to mac and cheese along with chilli powder because it was otherwise fairly bland.

You never crave greens? Sometimes I sit there and crave spinach, I'm all about the iron, baby! Perhaps not a coincidence though, I found out last year I have MTHFR polymorphism, so my ability to absorb iron is below average.
This expectation might seem like a burden and it certainly can be but it also allows you to have an impact from day one. You are hired as an outside consultant and if you see something that you don't agree with, you would do your client a disservice to not at least ask why this is done this way.

For me, that's an important shift in your mindset that needs to happen. The sooner the better :)
Do you mind sharing your plugin as a gist?

How do you run both models in memory? Two separate processes?
That this site describes is not an RDBMS, its a full network storage like ceph, cron and an database. Function creep is not even starting to describe it.
A lot of businesses spend more than 30% of their products cost on Google Ads.

I know plenty of people who sell something for $20, and spend $30 on Google Ads to get that user to their site.
Technitium DNS Server: Self host a DNS server for privacy and security
That would be a great loss of talent. I wish we could make it much easier for those top scientists to become American citizens.

Why assume they have loyalty to the CCP? They’re in California, presumably they like hot dogs, monster trucks, and bikinis.