skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use the same - Konsole plus KWin tiling with an extension. I do use Konsole's tiling quite a lot though.

The one big advantage of a multiplexer that I can think of is you can disconnect and reconnect from a session. Not something I really need but might be useful.
Apparently the victim spotted it as a fake too. And then did what they thought was necessary to confirm the instruction.
Hey everyone, I wrote this blog-post. I kinda wanna share another story about Dijkstra that I've always found interesting:

https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/memorial/newsletterartic...

> The courses that Edsger taught regularly all had the title Capita Selecta (selected topics). Prior to his retirement in 1999, the offering alternated each semester between the graduate and undergraduate level. Taking Edsger’s course was an intimate experience and a unique learning opportunity. The class enrollment was limited to 20 or so students, which allowed a rewarding level of interaction between instructor and students. The main form of assessment in his course (in addition to the informal impressions he formed throughout the semester) was a two-hour oral examination, held either in his office or at his home. During this individual session, Professor Dijkstra would present the (usually nervous) student with a problem or two. The student’s task was to develop a satisfactory argument during the allotted time, writing the solution on the blackboard. Afterward, the student would generally leave the room with a warm glow of accomplishment thanks to Edsger’s gentle prodding and questioning during the session.

I was wondering if anyone on HN took his course and could share their experience?
> this is only for paid surface parking for non-residents. Residents price is not impacted (which is controversial). Underground parking is private and not affected. Free parking (outside of 8AM to 8PM Monday to Saturday) stays free for everyone.

If my end goal was to apply this to everyone at some point, I would probably start with such a restricted law, then extend it step by step later.
You use bundler to manage what dependencies are installed and use that to get a lock file. You also create a .ruby-version file that specify the language version. There are a whole bunch of different tools to select what ruby version, but all works with that file and what you chose really doesn't matter.
its not that much of an issue, i have created a template repo in github that i can make new projects but not I have to maintain it.
Correct. Do not underestimate these aspects

I'm sure the other places suggested would have been nice, but you turn one flight into 2, maybe even 3, have to search for a venue and accommodation for 100s/1000s persons (even if they self book), etc

Conference tourism is big business and the big conferences want friendly places that fit their budget and make it possible for people to attend it
Zero-Trust Architecture with Caddy
I only own one game and it's offline, so there's that
I think OP was asking about the expression "a thousand hands on a ouija board", not what a ouija board is.
Ava: All-in-one desktop app for running LLMs locally
Ah you’re not OP. Sorry, I was only interested in why OP called techs “idiots” after they (eventually) correctly diagnosed an unfixable fridge.
> It was inevitable given how things work.

It's like every technology: if this is how things work, and they are suboptimal, the optimal solution will be applied. If we say "oh to bad, it's how it's established", then people will go against the establishment if that means better capabilities.

> How could you "fix" it?

Take a look at the music industry, they have solved it pretty well. I can stream everything on Spotify paying very little, I get everything that I want and I don't have to pirate it anymore. So maybe fostering independent creation? Forbidding "exclusivity" clauses? Fostering independent studio creation?

> They could set the price really high.

Prices are elastic: bigger price, less demand, same benefit. So that doesn't cut it either.
> By that logic serial-type ids are unsafe for use too, and much more vulnerable.

Yes, they are. Still, it's not good security advice to point towards an other thing and say "this is even worse".
Another factor is that you get often more space in cabin and boot compared to a "regular" car of the same length. I.e. you get more comfort for passengers while still able to fit in the same parking space. It's not just fashion. There are real reasons why families purchase SUVs. SUVs nowadays are not just Range Rovers and BMW X5s, there are myriad smaller vehicles starting from 4m length. Even France's own Renault, Peugeot and Citroen have half of their models in SUV shapes of all sizes.
If they threw you out, you clearly didn't outsmart them.
No I pay for subscription for them to not show ads and for them to have an incentive to keep the product working well as long as possible.

Because if the product stops working, I also stop paying subscription.

Right now there's an incentive to make short lasting products to have customer buy a new one, but with subscription the incentive changes.
I never understood what self employed means vs a startup. If I start a Delaware C and raise 20M am I self employed?
Headlines skewing reality is a fascinating topic. Average Joe now thinks EVs are more likely to explode than ICEs, but their newly formed intuition is off by an order of magnitude in the wrong direction.
Bring in Australian-style compulsory voting then.
> content quality (do you have 4k movies?)

No, that arguably makes it even worse. You're adding a whole new dimension to the problem of "where can I watch this".

Remember, the UX you're competing against is:
1. Open Kodi,
2. Open a 3rd party add-on that shall not be named,
3. Pick any movie or show that exists,
4. Select any available quality, from 100 GB 4K HDR releases to 1 GB 480p transcodes,
5. Play, anywhere, on any device, at any time
The post you are responding to addressed card counters at the top, claiming the casinos have closed most of the loopholes that enabled card counting to be profitable.

The cheating it mentions at the bottom is not card counting (technically legal), but genuine cheating.
Music streaming is not currently suffering the same fragmentation that video streaming displays. I.e. the same music albums are available on all those music streaming services you mentioned. (I know there are a few exceptions but for the vast majority this is true).

Music streaming services have very few exclusive content. Which is why they tried to sign exclusive deals with e.g. podcasters.

Should they go in the same direction as video streaming, we will see an increase in music pirating again as well.

Hasn't stopped Spotify and co from increasing prices anyway of course.
The HN bubble in full effect, where people are leaving Rails en masse to use Nim to build web apps.
Isn't it still at least very unaware of them, to force you through such bad UI, even if your search time is 10min compared to 2h movie? If not stupid, then still unaware of significant problems of their product/platform.
You can't do what OP is looking for without a custom PCB. The switches and caps and mappings might be customizable but their physical position and size on the board isn't.

Despite pushing the envelope in many ways, custom keyboards can also be strangely traditionalist at the same time. Making a PCB is a risky venture and most manufacturers don't want to risk it.

A huge amount of models still use a huge 7u or larger space bar for example when something as small as 4u would suffice, and leave room for much more ergonomic placement of modifiers. (or other improvements like extra keys, keyed gaps etc.)
There’s a whole ream of linuxserver docker images in the sonarr family that you can run on one machine. I’m sure someone made a docker-compose somewhere.
meta-question: Do you have any idea why Joyce called the novel "Ulysses" (latin) and not "Odyssey" (greek)?

ps. Haven't read the novel yet, it is in my queue.
It is explained here: https://choubey.gitbook.io/internals-of-deno/introduction/hi...
Man, I miss my N900. That slide out hardware keyboard made the difference. In situations where I was on-call, the ability to quickly triage production problems from my phone meant not needing to carry a laptop around.
Of course serial IDs are unsafe, but it's (presumably) obvious to most implementers.

Look up the v1 spec. Essentially the entire ID space is timestamp + UUID, both of which are easily guessable.

The amount of entropy matters, and v1 has little of it. The danger here is that a UUID seems random when it really isn't.
It's just an offer to communicate, not a business.
That would not be a problem of subscriptions though.

If they can just keep increasing prices unfairly, then it means something is wrong with free market, not with subscriptions.
Super Mario 64: https://probablykam.github.io/Mario64webgl/
We're doomed.

Doomed!
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For sure.

I’d just hate for AR to become synonymous with head mounted displays instead of a more general definition.
>It's about both.

I agree. But then why would we ever worship the few lucky ones and allow them to have basically unlimited power? We could even claim intelligence is mostly about genetic luck. But if we really wanted to reward people for hard work, then there wouldn't be billionaires, we'd have many, many more millionaires.

Why do they deserve that disproportionate amount of power? I simply cannot believe a system that rewards like that is anything but unfair. If everyone also got much more, that would be fine, but it's always: 9999999 for me, 1 for you.

>Skill alone isn't enough, because there are plenty of people with more skill. Luck alone also isn't enough, because that would give a distribution like lottery winners rather than repeated year-on-year growth.

That would be true, if the fact that monopolies - which are the consequence of competition - didn't allow them to hold their positions indefinitely.

This is late stage capitalism. The opportunities that existed back in those days simply aren't there anymore. The best you can hope for is to find someone to fund you (or bootstrap), then get bought by one of the mega corporations allowing them to keep their monopolies.

>That's a terrible argument. SBF was convicted and is awaiting sentencing, that's not rewarding his misbehaviour;

No? Come on mate, SBF was ONE guy that got arrested. What about all the other ones that are still out there? Did all the cryptobros that cheated people out of billions of dollars get arrested? 5 minutes of googling and you'll find thousands of scammers that got away with it. Not including the ones that won't even show up in searches.

So, yes, that's rewarding misbehavior in my view.

The easiest way to get rich in our system is to lower your scruples. That's exactly what the system was designed to do: reward exploitation. That's the whole premise!

If I can cheat you out your salary, your labor, your working conditions, your naivety, your situation, your health or whatever else I can, capitalism will reward you for it. That's what profit is.
Rapper Killer Mike, who added three Grammy Awards to his kitty for his worldwide liked and famous rap music, was arrested by the police on Sunday, said an eye witness. When asked about Killer Mike's arrest, the Los Angeles police offered no statement. However, two other officials who entertain the press said they have no information.
A video that is doing round the internet shows police escorting Killer Mike with his hands cuffed. Reports said that Mike was arrested for an unspecified misdemeanor charge that has no relation with the Grammy Awards.
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Cool! Is Popcorn time still recommended? Or what's a good client?
Me as well! I've started working at startups as an employee about ~6 years ago.

And did my first freelance project about 3 years ago. Mostly doing FullStack with a FE focus. From then I've been working on and off due to studies.

It certainly has its upsides and downsides. Here in Germany, freelancing allows one to somewhat escape generally low salary for employed software developers (as compared to the US). But what I don't enjoy is the distance to the actual issue/customer at hand. It's on average a much more corporate form of work.
And the last couple months have been very slow in terms of demand.
How do you get clients for tech writing, if I may ask? Are you maintaining a stable pool of companies and doing work as they need it, or do you always have to fish for new opportunities?
I've been authoring sw dev books that target a niche audience, and I've done some writing for the company that develops the sw itself. I'm wondering whether to expand to other areas, too—I've got the feeling that 2024 is going to be a rather challenging year, financially speaking.
Self employed means you're a "one man band" and you have no intention of changing it. A startup is when you may start on your own, but you want to grow it, have employees etc.

I decided long time ago the former makes me a lot happier than the later.
> I hate it when the subtitle says: "glooming musinca playing"

Different strokes for different folks. As another non-native speaker, I personally like those descriptions, because they help me label a kind of music, or an emotional outburst.

It's like knowing how to describe a pain you have. You can't just say "it hurts" to a doctor, you need to be more specific ("it's a throbbing sensation with occasional sharp piercing pain")
- a tmux session persists on the remote machine, whereas with direct SSH a disconnect loses what you were doing

- a tmux session can be used by multiple people

- with tmux a single command “tmux attach -t someusefulname” restores the layout and all of the commands used, saving a bunch of time and opportunity for error

- tmux has an API, so you can spawn a fully loaded session from scratch with code, rather than by manually doing things or by having a pre-made session (this is soooo underrated, especially if you make it configurable)

Honestly there comes a point where you just redesign the software and have it run in a more automated fashion anyway, but for the odd job that you have to run from time to time it’s very handy to have tmux as a persistent, shareable, configurable scratch space.
This is not acceptable. I would avoid this application, at all costs.

You should never install a root certificate from someone, unless you want them to be able to silently MITM any TLS connection from your machine.
Most of all I want more content. I’m perfectly fine paying for new content if existing content is unencumbered.
I don't have a problem, I'm just unsure as to why that conversation went the way it did; we're talking about addictive apps and all of a sudden the topic is phone use while driving? Okay I guess but... what conversation are we really having here and why? Odd.
> A program run with Deno has no file, network, or environment access unless explicitly enabled.

You can do this using containerization technology, no need to invent this per language runtime.
Really makes you wonder what "designers" get paid for.
Requiring phone numbers for things is why I don't sign up.
Yep. Previous scam victim here. This step would have halted the scam I fell for.

Also, whenever paying new accounts, once you've independently reached the person you think you're talking to, always do a test transaction and make sure they get it before sending the rest.
So you can't use it as a backseat passenger to watch movies?
No the problem is that there's no incentive to do your job between the PhD and permanent position phase. There's no reward for doing anything except publishing an amazing, mind shattering paper that will get a billion citations yesterday. Because unless you do that, everything else seems to be distributed randomly. So people cheat because the system is inherently unfair.
It's possible. See https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/develop/packages/was... for example.
Yeah, it does seem that the problem starts with the actual content owners who want to make bug money by selling exclusive licenses or running their own streaming service.

Netflix then gets stuck with no reasonable way to license all of the content.
Would also be interesting to compare quality of repositories, number of interactions, ...
You look at a map before leaving... not while you're driving. So you try to navigate and drive at the same time!?
Perhaps but even then they’re not exactly being role models or exemplary people.
DDG sucked hard enough I'm now paying for kagi.
> The original owner no longer possesses the commercial value of the thing.

The pirate hasn't gained any commercial value though. I'm pretty sure that "stealing" involves a valuable thing getting transferred from one person to another. Operative word being transfer. Everything the copyright holder had to start with is either retained by them or not possessed by the infringer. So it can't be (and isn't) theft.
You can also tap the kebab menu and select “Add to Queue”
If skill is the dominating factor, almost by definition it isn’t gambling. This is what allows bars and other institutions not licensed as gambling centers to host poker games. (which might be of interest to you)
Nope. 47 now.

As I travel more, my opinion that there are enough humans already has only strengthened.

If I feel the need to scoop up the purported "joy of children", I can visit my sister and wind up my nephew for a few hours, then leave the sugar crash and ensuing tantrums to be her problem as I whizz off back to reality.

I'm so very grateful that my home doesn't have some little narcissist in it running around wearing my face and destroying my property, sanity, and finances. Or at least, not another one. :)
Exactly this. I remember back when elance was a thing I signed up and I won my first gig in 2 days. I asked my client why he choose me (charging $1k) when others were bidding to do the job for $50 and he said he liked the message I sent him... Communications is everything.
Lmao at paying for 2006-youtube quality video.
He couldn't work them into Node because he doesn't control Node.
Yes but now in non-linux systems you have the pretty large overhead of that.
I have one GitHub account for each employer where I had to use it for work, but most of those accounts would be inactive in any given year.

I suspect spammers using GitHub to host their spam, as well as inaccurate geolocation e.g. due to VPN usage.
Zellij has that too. I rarely use that though.

What I'm talking about is this: https://imgur.com/lUvhjJe

The 3 floating windows above a Vim instance