skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
they could, but on the other hand there are a lot of apps like vanced/newpipe that still exist, so...
Not just that, if under the hood the dev is using webkit+some extension-like blocking, it'll again be pretty hard to block and I'm not sure google is willing to invest effort/money in investigating this, esp considering that afaik juno doesn't even block ads
Literally the entire argument for board and executive compensation being grossly inflated vs the people who actually do real work for companies is the responsibility they have.

If an executive approves a design that kills people, they should be responsible.

If an executive approves a design that they can't understand kills people, why are they being paid more than the people who do ostensibly know what they're doing?

Either the executives and board understand what they're doing and deserve both the up and downsides of their choices, be those financial or criminal, or they don't. The idea that the substantially lower paid employee who thinks "this looks like a reasonable choice" is more responsible than the ostensibly more competent, and again certainly compensated as such, that approves of the approach (and also determines compensation and bonuses on the basis of cost saving to those lower paid employees) is not is patently absurd.

The entire compensation story for executives and the board is based on them being responsible for the actions of the company. If they are unwilling to stop illegal actions by the company, they should quit.
Tangent: there are some incompatible words that don't add up. So far, I found:

- Dragon + Angel

- Train + Star

- Fish + Yin Yang

- Orc + Ninja
Keep in mind that this didn't prevent Facebook and Twitter doing the same, Google is just behind with these patterns, just like with everything else
If you think that for every fact in life, the inverse is also true, then you're bad at logic.
Court Slams Brakes on DMCA Subpoena Use to Expose Alleged Movie Pirates
It is very sad that I have not been to London for many many years.

you cannot buy a train ticket with cash and I absolutely refuse to purchase a personal tracker oyster card, pay via my bank account. buy a ticket online or pay via contactless payments.

I have not driven into London for many years because of the added cost of, and money making scam that the Congestion Charge, ULEZ and LEZ charges have become.

I loved London when I was a young man.

From the Punks in Kings road Chelsea to the front line in Brixton. The depth of culture used to be world leading. No More!

The Art galleries, the house music venues, the rock band venues.

This is my Home town that does not want me any more.

Far too old to read a damn stupid brainless circular map of the tube
I also discovered Ciphey. Neat little tool indeed, but I just found out it's being deprecated. It's mentioned in this issue[1] and being replaced with Ares[2]. Neither could decipher this strange encryption[3] I used it on unfortunately.

[1] https://github.com/Ciphey/Ciphey/issues/764

[2] https://github.com/bee-san/Ares

[3] "dEFLWWFKQWxRQW16RnkvbTZML0lsdz09" original text is "hacker". But it is unknown how it's being encrypted.
The value of ChatGPT isn't that it regurgitates the NYT. The value is that it will read the NYT and the Washington Post and Fox News and The Guardian and everything else for you and synthesise a new view from it all that represents the viewpoint you ask for.

That's completely different to Google a d completely different to anything done before. It's as transformative as a human expert news analyst giving you a new perspective on a story.
You have just described Testcontainers [1] , and if you are a Java developer you may want to look into Testcontainers for Java [2].

For example, in one of my projects I use TestNG to instantiate a MariaDB container, run the Flyway migrations on it and then populating the tables with the test data:

mAPIDBContainer = new MariaDBContainer<>(DockerImageName.parse(MARIADB_CONTAINER_TAG))
.withDatabaseName("apidb")
.withPassword("password")
.withNetwork(containerNetwork)
.withNetworkAliases("apidb")
.withExposedPorts(3306);
mAPIDBContainer.start();
Flyway flyway = Flyway.configure()
.dataSource(mAPIDBContainer.getJdbcUrl(), mAPIDBContainer.getUsername(), mAPIDBContainer.getPassword())
.encoding("UTF-8")
.locations("classpath:apidb/migrations")
.load();
flyway.migrate();
ScriptUtils.runInitScript(new JdbcDatabaseDelegate(mAPIDBContainer, ""), "sql/apidb/apidb-test-data.sql");

[1] https://testcontainers.com/
[2] https://java.testcontainers.org/
It depends. In most cases, if purchased, it is DRM free.
When will we see data centers in space?
24 hours * 60 minutes * 5000 messages * 100 char/msg = 720mb. 14 years of unique messages would fit on 1gb sd, probably cheaper than a wifi unit and the interface required to configure it. it'll last longer too than the chatgpt api.
I hope these numbers aren't correct. Only 3% for being bombed by ads? (And bombing the whole city with ads on buses as well?)

I would gladly pay 20% and maybe even 50% more if they could stop with the ads.
Notice periods are much shorter during probation periods. It might kick up from 2 weeks (within probation) to the 3-4 months the day probation ends.

There’s no progression in between.

Of course, for serious work, notice periods of 3 months or even longer make sense. But those levels should only kick in after several years. If you’ve been with a company for only a year, there’s no point in a 3 month period.
I'm quite liking Winston for Reddit.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/3UF8bAUN
When you have permanent background noise in the form of Tinnitus already it's an improvement.
A famous rock band
But.. aren't most of the c&d defensible? It's like a mafia scare tactic to dominate something - sometimes just the "or else" destroys ppl lives
Pretty much so. Mind you I did a lot (too much) in my 20's and 30's, both amazingly good, and amazingly bad, which means going out at in my little off-the-city town is boring as hell anyway.

I'm much more excited about able to be able to go fishing at 4am in the summer, NOW we're talking ;-)
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Not sure but I remembered he said fuck Mayweather before: https://x.com/garrytan/status/594730377702297601?s=20
Nothing "almost" about it, they're very easy to build. I've built a few of them.
For apps that run exclusively on brand new iPhone pro max's, sure.

...but seeing as that isn't the case.
> Ruins market mechanisms too much.

It's not just that. It's the way property owners in renter-majority jurisdictions buy off just enough of the renters to keep other measures to raise housing costs on the books, which both erases the benefit of rent control even for the people who have it and screws over anyone without a rent controlled apartment twice.
AI generated images have already won numerous awards. They can easily make assets good enough for an indie video game. Even stock images have to come from somewhere
Sourcehut merchandise
Bus ride app to increase independence for passengers with disabilities
PCI DSS does require periodical review of lots of elements, and I believe daily log reviews (which let’s face it no one does outside of very big firms with dedicated security teams and fancy SIEM tools).
they can probably go at it with just lawyers
I can't even begin to describe how excited I am about the Vision Pro and how much I want it to be everything it claims to be! Are there any info available from people who have received their headsets that are 'standard' production versions, and not Apple supplied early access versions? I want to hit that order button, but the rational me tells me to wait for some initial real life reviews to roll in.
> Juice's distribution format ... is based on a tree-shaped program representation as is typically used transiently within optimizing compilers. Rather than containing a linear code-sequence that can be interpreted byte-by-byte, a Juice-encoded applet contains a compressed tree that describes the actions of the original program. The tree preserves the control-flow structure of the original program, which makes it much easier to perform code optimization while the tree is translated into the native instruction set

Wow, that came out of the left field. Shipping a lexical compiler IR and letting the target do the code generation sound like a very powerful technique compared to compiling for virtual targets like WASM, JVM etc. Wonder why it didn't caught on.

Another intriguing tidbit:

> By the very definition of our tree-encoding scheme, it is impossible to encode a tree that violates scoping rules of our source language. Such an "illegal" program cannot even be constructed by hand.
This looks nice and having used Splitwise and my own Spreadsheet based solution, I think you are missing very basic option of payment by multiple people. Multiple people in a group should be able to pay for the expense and then split accordingly.
I recently found a line of knowledge-practice relating to holistic dentistry specifically that acknowledges and addresses biomechanical-physiological aspects of the bite. E.g. occlusion issues with the teeth, where the jaw is unable to land and find a comfortable-relaxed position - and so jaw/head muscles continue to engage, spasm, or guard completely - causing a potential systematic cascading failure that has a "ridiculous" amount of severe symptoms possible, and why it's ridiculous - is that you'd think this would be part of mainstream dentistry practices because of how foundational the bite position is, yet it's not mainstream; the first diagnostic is using a device called BioPak, hooked up to the head/face at different position with electrodes, it monitors muscle activity - and can tell which specific muscles are firing-resting and at what rate.

They also use TENS as part of their protocol.

It took me 8 years to stumble upon finding the practice-protocol for a problem I figured I had but couldn't find dentists to solve for it.
I generally agree. I think one case that it weren't true was LISTEN/NOTIFY https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-notify.html - the API is actually simple and well tested.
I assume that Christian Selig made enough money with Apollo before it was shut down to make it a worthwhile business, even if it was not forever. He seems to be doing just fine despite a big company shutting him down.
You may also want to check out "Max-Air Nose Cones".
What the replacements for contacts and clock would be?
> In a last-ditch attempt to make a connection, Moses went to the place where socializing for Gen Z lives these days: TikTok.

That's not socialising.

We have seriously failed the next generation if they think that Tiktok, YouTube, Insta, Discord, Facebook, etc. is socialising.

If it isn't IRL then it isn't socialising.

You might be shit at sport, but the local football/soccer/rugby/hockey/tag/kabaddi group are unlikely to care. You'll probably get better at it, but you'll also find that a lot of them are there for the human interaction and team sports are great for that.

Do it a few times and you'll start to see faces you recognise in the local store that you'll have interacted enough in person that you'll be able to say "hi" in passing. You'll be in WhatsApp groups where you can pose a question about finding a local plumber, and it won't be complete randos that respond.

Failing that, book clubs where you get together to talk about the books that you read, or even just get together to drink tea or wine.

The key is interaction, so I'm not going to suggest film clubs and other passive mediums unless there is interaction with the other afterwards to discuss the film, and hopefully get off topic.
If you go after it and buy an Amiga, don't forget it is much about preserving a vintage computer at this point. And not just the computing/gaming or whatever you remember doing.

I did this, and I'm not sure it was what I wanted.
>The alternative is youtube shutting down.

We can only hope.
Jailbreaking Out of the Replicator Matrix
Agile process can spur micromanagement and poorly maintained code
Can we jailbreak out of the universe?
> nobody gives a shit about PCI; the worst shops in the world, the proprietors of the largest breaches, have had no trouble getting PCI certified and keeping certification after their breaches

IMO it’s more a risk reward trade off. I know some companies are paying relative peanuts in non-compliance fines rather than spend money on some semblance of security which they may still not be compliant with and have to pay the fines anyway…
Safari has supported CSS nesting since 16.5. The only thing added in 17.2 is the ability to omit the & in some cases, which was a more recent change to the specification.
> “If the CEO of Boeing or Coca-Cola said, ‘I hope Joe Biden dies a slow death,’ someone would be like, ‘Oh, whoops, that wasn’t supposed to happen,’” he said.

No, they just their customers dead, one way or another.
Yo just for this incident reddit should be fined, but not peanuts, like 10-20% their revenue. Any business that discriminates disabled people mustn't be a business IMHO

Don't worry. The EU will teach them a lesson when they're done with everyone else. Thank god we have the EU to balance US.
> Shipping a lexical compiler IR and letting the target do the code generation sound like a very powerful technique compared to compiling for virtual targets like WASM, JVM. Wonder why it didn't catch on.

This is somewhat similar to what V8 does with JIT compilation of javascript by now. I like the idea of doing it on AST rather than direct (heavier) source code. But maybe in the long run, gzipping the JS stream turned out to be just enough?
I think the biggest hurdle would be heat dissipation. Solar power is plentiful, but all that energy then has to be radiated away somehow.
Huge kudos for admitting this changes your reasoning - I don't see people willing to admit that often, especially on the internet.
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I am sorry, but a poem from chatGPT, any AI, doesn't trigger any emotion, there is no resonating body, however small, in me. It is simply wasted time, even if it is a "well" written poem.

If art was not made by humans, the output is like a category mistake for me.

Let AI do useful things, but if it is to produce art, then only for its own brood, other AIs. But then, that's exactly what we shouldn't allow, because it's just a waste of energy.
I would argue that most social progress comes from automating a task and freeing humans up to do something else - your logic counts just as solidly against building a car in a factory, or using a sewing machine, or a thousand other socially acceptable things. Surely the "LLM Revolution" isn't worse than the Industrial Revolution was?
According to CoffeeZilla, Tether is doing some fishy things, yet, they are still here and gaining more popularity.

I’m confused.
This is awesome, especially since Commodore power supplies do have a reputation for not being the best quality ones. This is more of an issue on the Commodore 64 where you should NEVER use the original power supply anymore because it's playing russian roulette. I'm not sure if the Amiga 500 power supplies were equally prone to frying your system and I'm hoping that by 1992 they got it sorted out, but still, better be safe than sorry and not risk anything.
Yes. But bad box model is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- compared to where we would be if JSSS had become a de facto standard. It was a total mess, and an arrogant one at that.
That's just par for the course when it comes to sports commenting.

I'm a little surprised though that a tech person of Asian ethnicity would be interested in boxing, good for him for going against all the ingrained stereotypes.
I think we pretty much agree there - we're never going to wipe it all out, but I do think our current spending level is missing out on a lot of low-hanging fruit that could easily be eliminated if management cared to
They track you whether you are logged in or not. I really don't think it is easy to escape their tracking.
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Good product is first about understanding the user and the problem statement very well foremost. Most product moats are just that, everything else is a function of that.

Designing a great UX to interact with the system is the other key ingredient, that requires step 1 and also a great deal of creativity.

Anyone can copy same the features after someone as good as Christian Selig has made an app, Few can do similar or better starting on their own, especially indie developers, so he can always be ahead if he wants to.

Christian also chooses apps to work which are third party platform controlled for a reason I think. He can operate in markets like this as a extremely talented indie developer that very few competent teams with capital funding would attempt with platform risk. Beeper is the most recent example on Apple, Christian himself got burned in Reddit[1][2].

Finally he prices at a point so low that people are just paying for the brand - for a well designed reliable software which won't crash on them.

He likely will not lose all that much sales if a lower priced/free product comes out Safari browser based Youtube.com is already there .

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[1] He can afford to in the sense his monthly cash burn is very low compared to any normal company and he doesn't have 100's of employees to worry about if he gets kicked out.

[2] Even then he has carefully choose an API that Google will have a hard time just blocking him ( and not every other use of embedded playback), and he also is careful not to use APIs to render the UI he has just skinned the main website with light CSS.
I think the MKBHD video is on a normal consumer one
Hilarious thing to quote under a GPT generator
They’re the same thing you’ll get at retail
Interesting to see that Oberon-2 tried to go where Java succeeded. I guess java worked better because of language limitation. From my experiences in Oberon-2 (I work with it), I find the following limitations enough to explain it.

- No generic types. That's really limiting. You want to implement Linear Algebra for vectors ? You need a class for each possible types.

- No proper error handling : no such thing as `TRY` or `CATCH`. Instead, you need to pass a `BOOLEAN` mutable flag in functions that may crash. That's just sad.

- No distinction between a class, an abstract class and interfaces / pure abstract classes. If you want to write an abstract class, you just `HALT` in the base methods (like you would do in Python I guess). But there is no language semantic to define that this class is abstract. So the compiler can't help you out much with them.

- No enumerations. They are just very powerful.

(- Faulty garbage collector, even though that is not a a feature of the language but rather of the implementation that I am using.)

I am quite sure that Oberon was written with a real focus on designing a language for which it is easy to write a compiler / garbage collector. It really made sense back then. And they succeeded in doing so. However, for broad distribution of executable, it probably wasn't the best guess. These glimpses of the past are so interesting though, discovery of the most optimal tech stack was a long and dense path of exploration !
> In hindsight, when the business men took over and moved the HQ to Amsterdam, where all the business people are, rather than in Eindhoven, where it was founded and where all the R&D and tech is, was the beginning of the end.

Hey! That sounds exactly like what happened to a US plane manufacturer that has regularly been in the news the last few years. But Philips has a slight lead in the death count for now.
It was a bad tweet and some people should have an alcohol lock on their social media accounts. But to call it a death threat is just silly.
Links to self?

Guess it should be

https://woven.toyota/en/our-latest/20240131/
The Political Preferences of LLMs
In your analogy when you say buying directly from the farmer by paying with cash, what does that translate to in the real world? How are you supporting content creators on YouTube if you block ads?
I think it's likely a bad idea at this point to bet against Elon - he seems to make more good decisions than bad decisions, and is able to attract and keep the talent that is enabling his companies to snowball exponentially towards reaching the abundance of the universe.

My deepest hope currently is that the riches of the universe now on the horizon of being relatively easily accessible, in a systematic and efficient way, will lead to the military industrial complex profit seeking to redirect their efforts to mining the riches of the our solar system and beyond, rather than likely mostly inadvertently driving for hell on Earth.
> I’m not really sure how Facebook’s current systems don’t fit your definition of “it’s not perfect but it works”?

I think there's a lot of low-hanging fruit we could easily address with a small increase in spending, and I think it's fair to shame companies for not doing that.

I also think there's a lot of mid-height fruit that could plausibly be addressed with a lot of spending. I think it's fair to praise companies that ARE doing that, but it's hardly a source of shame.

And of course, there's plenty of fruit we're never going to deal with, no matter how much we spend.

I think Facebook is under-spending and missing out on low hanging fruit
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> Why were Robocalls allowed to begin with,

Because money. Duh.
> Almost as if people don't want to hear a health-based solution may work.

Yes, may, not will. And there’s an entire academic discipline dedicated to figuring out what solutions people ought to try. This forum is not part of said discipline.
You are moving goal posts again.

Sorry my friend, but you are not discussing this in good faith.
Same here. Twitter as well
Yes, to all of these demographics.

Guru-led cults are particularly popular in Indi, and there are some internationally infamous ones too, e.g. the cult of Sathya Sai Baba.
Well you're not going to be able to charge them a lot of money without claiming LLM and you won't get funding, so gotta think about the big picture.
>Why is that?

Operating system fatigue, supporting three native apps as well as apples own browser engine is a lot of engineering time.

End of the day Vision Pro needs YouTube more than YouTube needs it.
How do they determine when one of these machines caused a death?
it is $13.99 / month in the US now. $150/year is a lot of money - for a product you can choose not to pay and still mostly use.