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This article was an epiphany for me because I realized I've been thinking of the Unix filesystem as if it has two functions: read_file and write_file. (And then getting frustrated with the filesystem APIs in programming languages.)
Surprisingly well! (It was also my 2nd to last request before running out of queries on the paid plan for another three hours, so I didn't get it watch it expand more yet, sadly.)
I don't see a problem here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The simple way to look at this is - as long as an open source project is serving the core basic use of a product and choose to keep certain features behind a feature flag/pay wall, it's perfectly fine.

Companies need to survive, and thats important for them to continue to contribute to the core open source product. That's most important.

You don't want to run a product in your company on someone's hobby project, would you?
I entered grad school at 22, thinking I would become a CS prof. I loved CS research I did as an undergrad in a prof's lab. That prof was my role model for my still not fully formed brain. I wasn't told all these things by him or the program, but I did my research and found stats about how so few PhDs become profs. Side note: all the profs are those who made it, so their advice about how to make it is like taking financial advice from lottery winners.

I read lots of these kinds of "grad school isn't worth it" confessionals. But many were about humanities PhDs, not STEM. And I thought I was special, above average, even maybe a genius. And I was special, but apparently not special enough. I dropped out to work in tech and have a better salary and life than my few ex classmates in my program who did make it in academia.

But one of my housemates was a humanities PhD who also started at 22, and was smarter and a harder worker than any of us STEM PhD students. We all thought that if any of us deserved to make it in academia, it was him. But the humanities are shrinking in the academy. What the article describes is his current life. An PhD from an R1 university who can only find a patchwork of adjunct positions at different 2 year community colleges. He can't go work in tech, who is going to pay a historian six figures or even a living wage? He got some work doing freelance writing and editing, mostly helping college applicants with their essays, but ChatGPT is destroying the freelance writing market.

We all made these decisions at age 22, after spending 4 very formative years in college. I made the same stupid decision he did and mine worked out, but the intellectual bug that bit me just so happened to be infinitely more valuable to industry than the one that bit him.
This project is MIT-licensed, so that applies here too?
Right to protest is under threat in the UK, but it's a difficult situation.

You have XE protestors shutting down infrastructure. You have Pro-Palestinian/Pro-Hamas marchers chanting extremist stuff like "From London to Gaza, Victory to the intifada", "We will honour all our martyrs", "Praise the martyrs" and "From the river to the sea".

The whole hate speech/free speech thing, and at what point is calling for and glorifying terrorism, and do we as a society allow that?

It's not helped by our incompetent and corrupt government whose primary base is the worst stereotype little Englander. Our police whose handling of protestors ranges from ineffective to Orwellian.

I'm generally pro-Civ-Lib and hands-off, but at this point, it's difficult.

We need to have an adult conversation as a country about where we draw lines, lest we allow extremism to fester or allow authoritarianism to raise its ugly head.

But we're utterly incapable of having an adult conversation about anything. This may change after the general election later in the year, but... It's a hope rather than a certainty.
I find it actually pretty cool.

Also, on a CRT monitor of the time, it looked much better.

https://i.redd.it/lcez4td885e61.jpg

Colors were much less saturated back then.
I really like this specific collection PCjs [1]. The emulator runs extremely smooth.

[1] https://www.pcjs.org/software/pcx86/sys/windows/1.01/ega/
He did the right thing. He knew he was going to get fired and probably didn't care to work there any longer anyway. At least he managed to grab multiple headlines this way. God bless him.
> However, directly assisting live-streamed mass murder with AI systems is quite another.

Do you have a source on google doing this?
Considering how airflow/dagster are trendy these days, concurrency too.. I assume a leaner, os/language agnostic solution for this problem might emerge not too far in the future.
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Hamas has an objective of killing civilians. You will of course argue that Israel does as well, but that will be an argument, not a plain statement of fact.
Yeah, this post was the first one I had even heard of them.
Am I wrong or this is just a typical idle game like you'd find on your phone, except dressed up a little?
Farming has been around for over five times longer than the church.
When you find yourself opening a comment with "not being ad hominem", consider just not writing the rest of it.
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Providing recovery methods is certainly care about the users. Proton isn’t the weakest point in the privacy defenses: user stupidity is. If you make FBI or DHS your enemy, you’d better think about your attack surface and don’t assume there exists something or someone who will secure your communications for you.
I think open core means the authors maintain a less capable open source version of their project.

I don't think there's any expectations beyond that about internal hosting capabilities or anything else, certainly not in the license anyway.
I was speaking in general terms. It’s bad strategy to ignore what happens 1-2 borders away. I don’t think that’s controversial?
From what I've gathered from the Tenstorrent discord:

The grayskull cards only have 8 GB of RAM and don't have a fast enough memory to NoC bandwidth to make working with multiple cards practical. The next generations, that is wormhole and newer don't have this limitations and are specifically designed to work in server racks, see the galaxy system. [0]

The Grayskull really only is a devboard. It has some other quirks that will be improved by wormhole, like native 19 bit floats in their SIMT engines, instead of 32 bit, in wormhole.

[0] https://tenstorrent.com/systems/galaxy/
And so many people could say the same about you
The alleged conspiracy is deeper than that. It involves the Vatican and multiple friendly and rival foreign nations stretching back decades. By David Grusch's own admission.

What did Gorbachev see?
I find it extremely doubtful aliens are visiting Earth, due partly to many of the same reasons others here mention, but mostly because of the vastness of distances involved and the whole "speed of light" situation as we understand it thus far. Of course there's a whole mess of "quantum" stuff we still don't understand which could potentially make me entirely wrong about that, and there could be aliens "popping in" (and out) on a regular basis for all I know. I'm just a teensy speck of barely conscious "meat" in all this giant Universe. What do I know? Very little, really... ;)
Honestly, way less work than you'd think. A couple of months of a few hours per week tinkering. Copilot taught me the typescript and the vscode api is very powerful and well documented. Being able to leverage other extensions already doing the heavy work is a huge benefit (such as DVT for identifying symbol definitions).
Employees or employers political views can be affected by others.

I realize you don't want to encourage people discussing politics in the workspace and it being 100% ineffective would improve your arguments.
"An unknown object behaving in ways that defies our understanding doesn't immediately suggest unknown physics for me. It does, however, suggest clever engineering, at the very least" - Kevin Knuth

"I'm also skeptical of scientists who assume an anomalous observation must be an error, because we know our physics. It's surprising to me because we don't know our physics: we don't have a quantum theory of gravity. And quantum theory makes a difference." - Kevin Knuth

"Engineering is the act of using physics to find workarounds to problems and unfamiliar engineering can look a whole lot like anomalous physics." - Kevin Knuth

Unfathomably unlikely to be able to? But we don't know what an alien species would be capable of? So preemptively limiting their capabilities only to the sphere of what we currently know, or a little beyond that, seems like it would not be a faithful model of alien capabilities.

Unfathomably unlikely actually care sufficiently to visit? I think there's two parts to this: if we assume it is easy; and if we assume it is hard. If it's easy for them to visit here, we don't need the "care" factor in that product to be so important. It's easy enough, then they don't have to particularly care about it very much to be here. But if it's hard for them to be here, I agree that's a tricky question. How do you discern intent without interrogating an alien or reading their mind? Hahaha! :)

Kevin Knuth lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlYwktOj75A
I have a sort of alternative explanation to your four.

One thing I've noticed with pot smokers is that many seem to be almost in love with the drug. I have had people try to explain to me the manifold benefits of hemp fibers or CBD or how cannabis kills cancers. I think this could quite plausibly extend to survey answers, where saying they suffer from cognitive decline would be a kind of admission of defeat and go against their core beliefs of cannabis as purely positive godly thing.

So basically some kind of psycho-cultural defense mechanism?
What is SCD?
Cock is everything.
I believe a more accurate quote is "Everyone lies".
You really installed apps from restaurants? That's not a joke yeah?
> I haven't seen marketing related to audio fingerprinting protection.

Apple announces powerful new privacy and security features: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/06/apple-announces-power...

WebKit Features in Safari 17.0: https://webkit.org/blog/14445/webkit-features-in-safari-17-0...

In general, Apple is trying to market itself as the privacy company. "What happens on iPhone stays on iPhone", yadda yadda.

> Maybe Hanlon's applies here.

I think my view is in alignment with Hanlon's razor. I don't think it's necessarily malicious deception. Rather, Apple has a habit of shipping the laziest implementations and slapping a "privacy" label on them, but the public doesn't know that these are lazy half-measures.

> As for your point about the pattern of vulnerabilities: I'd attribute this to being closed source.

WebKit is open source.

> They keep shipping security features with limited auditing, and only discover flaws in production.

I don't think this is a closed/open source issue. It's just bad engineering.
1. You're talking about a model that incentivises shareholders (with limited liability) to appoint incompetent CEOs who then take the fall for over-cutting safety standards. That isn't the best approach to safety - in fact, it would slightly reward the people most responsible for this situation because some of the liability would fall on the CEO rather than on profits.

That is neither fair nor helpful. Hit the company with a huge fine then let the board decide if the CEO stays or goes - that is how it is traditionally done and it is an effective model for getting results.

2. Deliberately changing a culture isn't criminal; that is something CEOs are expected to do sometimes. It is equivalent to saying a developer should be liable if they do an unnecessary refactor and it makes the code worse for a customer.

3.

> and endanger the public is criminal.

You say this but we allow car manufacturers to operate. Cars manufacturers have done more damage to people I know than Boeing could hope to. The focus on Boeing is hysterical.
confusing maybe if you haven't smoked a bowl yet this morning...
Negligent homicide would be one that seems applicable to this non-lawyer but watches cop/lawyer dramas on TV.

Or you could take your pick from this wiki article on Corporate Crime:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_crime
Ignoring obvious flame-bait, it sounds like the termination was an amicable feeling then, yeah?
96% seems a bit high to not be mildly suspicious.
One of the claims that's very popular is that alien tech was smuggled out of fascist Italy before WW2
When you consistently make decisions that knowingly prioritise profit over product safety[0], you have crossed the line between financial prudence and corporate manslaughter.

0: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/BA/boeing/gross-pr...
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100% agree that we should always be trying new approaches, ideas and perspectives. I'm all for trying new things and this Cambrian explosion of programming languages we're living through is a wonderful time to be alive.

I just do not happen to agree with the crowd that seems to be believe the only value that matters is safety. I think there are many other values that are in tension with safety and that these should be more reasonably balanced against one another. I sincerely hope that Rust does not represent the end of history for programming language evolution.

That said, I think you raise a really useful historical perspective. C did indeed feel like dead weight to many people. There were many detractors who felt computers weren't (and would never be) fast enough for such a high level language to be practical and as languages became more and more high level, there have been very similar concerns raised at every rung.

We have recently entered a period where natural human language is the input that resolves at least some subset of software creation problems.
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We can scan the known universe, mapping the positions of galaxies and filaments composed of those galaxies in the grander scale. We can detect blackhole collisions, but we haven't seen an iota of evidence for FLT. So there is pretty strong evidence FLT doesn't exist and is not attainable.

Even if it is, it is completely justified to think that an intelligence so advanced would have no motivation to probe Jan.
That's pretty much the plot of The Long Tommorrow (which is a great read) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Long_Tomorrow_(novel)
0.8% of the 23-24 operating budget

An interesting article might point out that if 1000 more students and highly qualified workers join UVA because of this support structure, it might even pay for itself.

This article is clearly uninterested in analysis, it's just trying to make people mad about a thing that the Republican party in the United States is attempting to make a campaign issue this year.

What the hell is it doing on HN?
Well yes, because the odds that the average user will need recovery for their account at some point are pretty likely. Email being as important as it is for identification, the last thing you want is to be locked out because of some extremely improbable situation involving the FBI.
There should be a whole library of such studies, perhaps even with more than one successful replication.

All signal, no noise. Entire disciplines would be absent from it
Are we supposed feel obligated to return to the office just to supper lunch business? There’s no reason for knowledge workers to be mandated to be in an office X days a week.
Yeah, that's a real annoyance if you're using cannabis to help manage pain.
You may consider giving httpie cli a test drive, if you are dealing with json endpoints. You can put in Bearer header and JSON arguments quite easily with

http localhost:1234/end/point Authorization:$bearertoken arg1=hello arg2:='{"a":42}'

and get colorized JSON out from it. I use my script called Authorization to fish out the bearer token so in my case the call is just

http .. "`Authorization`" ..

So while one can achieve the same with some jq+curl, it perhaps is a bit more prepackaged in httpie.
Self hosting by itself is easy. The hard part is not getting all your sent emails marked as spam. It's not really a technical problem.
It’s a symptom of decades of gutting regulations.

Next time you hear corp talk about how regulations make x unaffordable, look for the real incentives and benefactors of gutting that regulation.
I would love for an impossible outcome from this that MBAs are deemed illegal. Can anyone honestly point to an example of where an MBA has had a positive long term effect by any of their decisions?
Marijuana tends to affect people in one of two ways: they either get subdued or they get infatuated. Many people appear to get calmed and relaxed, they could just go to sleep, with pot affects them. Those that marijuana infatuate tend towards creative, intellectual, and creative intellectual pursuits. I am one such infatuated pot smoker, which I keep pretty much secret, because due to my pot smoking infatuations I've gradually made my way into uber secure work environments simply because I'm competent and fascinated by the work; while my counterparts are constantly burning out. It's a job to them. To me, it's fascinating play.
Maple and Mulberry are unrelated for instance.

Stinging Nettle and Strawberries are related - their common ancestor was something like a tree. It's all pretty confused.

More accurately: the common ancestor of modern 'trees' is often not a tree at all. Like, fruitflies and humans have an ancestor but it's neither fly nor human.
>The SD Express standard allows SD cards to take advantage of a single lane's worth of PCIe bandwidth,

so worse CF Express?
> people told me that they would never want to live in a place

Fine. I'll help them pack their bags, and move furniture into the moving truck.
Exactly that, generating discomfort to the ruling class that is the one that makes these decisions (you know, arms companies, resources companies, etc.), because there is no other way in which they will try to listen to you than affecting the profits of their businesses.
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Also, consider the visibility of their protest after getting fired and discussions like this happening across the web.

And no, not all of those discussions end with "keep politics out of f work" and instead focus on how googlers are or arent complicit in powering genocide in t he e project presentation interrupted.
Indeed, touché
I tried ProtonMail for a few months and gave up. It was indeed too slow for my usage.
That's just how the DMCA has worked for the past 26 years. You can make whatever claims you want and the only case it can have any legal consequences for the sender is if they straight out lie about owning copyright they don't. Ignoring fair use, precedence, copyrightability or inventing your own crazy legal theories is all fair game.

The platform can choose to ignore the DMCA takedown notice if they are sure it won't hold up in court. But they will lose their safe harbour protection, so most platforms won't risk it if there's even the slightest chance that the claims might have merit.
The definition is whatever the majority of people use it to mean. Just like what happened with REST. It might not be palatable, but you either choose to understand what people mean, or you struggle and shout into the void about people with a common understanding that doesn't match what you think a term should mean.
Imagine if academic success were measured by having studies in such a library. Not just the original, but also the replications! Somehow we'd also need to incentivize publications of non-successful replications just as much though.
One could say this contract by the Israeli government crossed the line for them.
Electrons interact with each other, photons don't.

What magical device do they use to take TWO separate 1-hot encoded optical signals and produce a single 1-hot output? Figure 6 just shows a black box labeled "decoder" which is never explained, anywhere.

I think this word salad^H^H^H^H^H paper might have been produced by an LLM.
Ugh. Why is it that political junkies try to involve everyone else in their game? Most people just want to have a normal life and not get wrapped up in your meta-game about politics. Even the portentousness of calling them "political acts". That impressive sounding two-word phrase that everyone in the political game copies each other by using. Ugh. "You can't play your favorite game because you're all playing in my favorite game."
My personal experience and in some cases a negative one. Cannabis makes me hyper self aware to the point of over analyzing myself.
We and our customers use S3 as a POSIX filesystem, and we generally find it faster than a local filesystem for many benchmarks. For listing directories we find it faster than Lustre (a real high performance filesystem). Our approach is to first try listing directories with a single ListObjectV2 (which on AWS S3 is in lexicographic order) and if it hasn't made much progress, we start listing with parallel ListObjectV2. Once you start parallelising the ListObjectV2 (rather than sequentially "continuing") you get massive speedups.
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People have a right to a paycheck just like people have a right to water. Companies wouldn't exist without economy which is propped up by various governments and the collective goods we all create, think roads, freeways, laws, schools and everything else Companies don't pay for but enjoy fruits off of.
What companies in the modern day are like working at Bell Labs along the important dimensions? (E.g., impact, colleague quality, etc.) Asking for a friend.

I suspect the old Pivotal Labs was like this, if you can speak enough enterprise-ese to figure it out.
> I'm dreaming of the day when I can cancel my subscription

Are they holding you hostage? Is there a contractual obligation preventing you from cancelling? Why can’t you just cancel it if it sucks?
Is it anywhere close to the amount wasted on mining shadycoins?
>What makes it useful is listing.

I think 99% of S3 usage just consists of retrieving objects with known keys. It seems odd to me to consider prefix listing as a key feature.
Just leak the source code so we have stuff to read through already
How dare constituents tell their Representatives about their feelings on proposed legislation.

Long time ago, now; pleas to "Call your Congressman" was pretty much all the advocacy groups did; it was much more honest and effective than "lobbying" and campaign donations.
Subjective Cognitive Decline (SCD) refers to an individual's self-perceived experience of worsening or more frequent confusion and memory loss, not necessarily confirmed by clinical diagnostics.
Has the employee come out and said anything about the consequences? They may have valued their expression above keeping their job.