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As footnote 1 in the featured article mentions, Redis is not open source anymore. From Redis [1]:

> Redis is source-available software, available under both the Redis Source Available License v2 (RSALv2) and the Server Side Public License v1 (SSPLv1).

> Redis Stack and all Redis modules created by Redis Ltd. (e.g., RediSearch, RedisJSON, RedisGraph, RedisTimeSeries, and RedisBloom) are dual-licensed under the Redis Source Available License v2 (RSALv2) and SSPL.

> Redis Enterprise is closed source and requires a commercial license from Redis Ltd.

There are previous versions of Redis under the 3-clause BSD license (free and open source [2]) [1]:

> Can I continue to use versions of the products that were provided under the original 3-clause BSD license?

> Yes. The license change is not retroactive. This means all source code and releases prior to the change remain under the 3-clause BSD license. You may continue to use those versions indefinitely under the original license, as long as you abide by its terms and conditions.

[1] https://redis.com/legal/licenses/

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses#3-clause_license_...
Guys....what are the instructions? The on-chip memory they are talking about is essentially...a big register set. So we have load from main memory into registers, store from registers into main memory, multiply matrices--source and dest are stored in registers....

We have a 20 instruction, load-store cpu....how is this not RISC? At least RISC how we used the term in 1995?
For historical precedent see Xerox Parc.
> Just because you think /whatever shouldn't go to the homepage doesn't mean your way is the best way for an SPA to work. Maybe I'd rather display the current sale instead of a generic "404" error. Nothing wrong with that. I

Return a non-200 response doesn't mean you can't return a page. You can indeed display the current sale in the content returned with a 404 response and most sites do. A SPA absolutely can return tue full index.html content for every end point, but it shouldn't lie with it's status codes in the process.

> The SPA server is under no obligation to serve any page with any specific response code so long as it is valid HTTP.

You are also under no obligation to close your html tags or accessibility guidelines. However, ignoring specs like this can break things for your users in ways you can't always predict, especially for more marginal use cases.

If you're gonna to write a SPA, please, I beg to you, actually take the time to do it properly and release tools that enable that. Otherwise you are directly contributing to making the internet worse.
Hey now, Javascript adds plenty of value to advertisers, crackers, CPU vendors and browser manufacturers seeking lock-in!

Seriously, it does have use in building web apps, but the vast, vast majority of web sites I encounter should be static, or progressively enhanced.
Actually, I'd like to make it clear I'm including the makers also.
Broadcom did the TPU
Well, to be clear, they'll verify your job and enforce a garnishment order on your wages, and then they'll restore your license.

(I'm not saying whether they should or shouldn't, I'm just saying, you're implying "just show the court you have a job and you'll get your license back", which is not the case.)
Ohhhhh, I've got the Oscar fever, Hope you got it too! Pour me some bubbly now its all you got to do. Its Christmas for tinsel town, the academy awards. Pop up some popcorn, Welcome aboard. Whose gonna win? Whose gonna lose? It's I've got the oscar fever hope you got it too. Whose gonna win? Whose gonna lose? I've got the... who...
Ohio resident, Ohio is not very bike friendly. There's recreational trails but a lot of metro areas don't have bike infrastructure (unless you count painting a little biker icon on the right traffic lane).

It's also of limited use for someone with dependents (kids, disabled) or a home owner (invariably you'll end up transporting large items owning a home unless you're going to coordinate deliveries).

In addition, it can get quite cold in the winter -20F wild chill and it tends to rain the majority of May/June. Frequently near or above 100F in late July/August. These are all surmountable but require a fair bit of outdoor gear and a decent bike.

This completely ignores all the folks that live outside metro areas. A bike is a complete non starter for anyone with a farm (which is fairly common outside metro areas...)

The town I grew up in had a "drive your family's tractor to school" day before homecoming in high school since you can drive a tractor at 14 (I think without a license)
Job Flexibility, Job Security, and Mental Health Among US Working Adults
That's what you got for NTP using domain name, with DNS over HTTPS.
Yeah, I think the use case for CSVs 99% of the time is so you can load it into Excel and do things with it. Any other use case is going to involve a DB and if you're exporting databases to import to Excel or another DB, you are in fact doing it wrong.
Just needs a less engineering-oriented DS role and will be fine. Consulting is a good way to work in lots of industries and try things on.
An out and out cherrypicker complaining about missing out on gains.. couldnt write a better script
> and earn a living for failing to make child support payments

If they can't afford the child support they tell the Judge that, and they work with the person on the amount.

It's hardly a debt trap. At best it's a disorganized person trap.
I use asdf on my local machine, stuff like deadsnakes is for when you need your CI to use VaguelyOldButStillSupported Python version and don’t want to either compile Python from source or host your own binary
Unless you're wearing it tight enough to leave a mark around your mouth and nose, it's not doing anything for you.

My wife, an ICU nurse, spent a year reusing N95s because people who didn't need them bought them all up, only to wear them in a way that didn't seal properly and provided no protection.
Debt to a private corp causing this is so wrong, but I think these are debts related to courts
Even if the cause is good, the mechanism is a lose-lose. You can’t pay anything if you’ve lost your job because you couldn’t drive to work or are busy in court for driving without a license.
Here's a video of a Mimaki printer at the Formnext conference

3D Printing with 10,000,000 colors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IkvzMJihuY
"I'm a big fan of Apache Parquet as a good default. You give up human readable files, but..."

Lost me right there. It has to be human readable.
> The rule of life is: You can have two “Big Things” in your life, but not three.

Big Things include:

Job
Kids
Spouse
Social Life
Major Hobby (e.g. build a boat in the garage, become a chess master, video game addiction)
Startup

This seems to be saying that an employed married person who spends time with his kids and friends is an impossibility. Since that's obvious nonsense, what is it saying?
Came in to say this.

The Einsum notation makes it desirable to formulate your model/layer as multi-dimensional arrays connected by (loosely) named axes, without worrying too much about breaking it down to primitives yourself. Once you get used to it, the terseness is liberating.
Yes! PG12 in this case. Thanks, this definitely motivates my inflight project to get these db’s up to PG16. Very happy to hear that
I think the "multiply matrices" instruction is the one that makes it a cisc
Don’t do it, don’t go that way :P You’ll get dozens of Dutch and German people who will tell you that “they do it all year long so you can also do it”. You can’t win.
In theory the humans in the process should be exercising judgement to smooth over these bugs (e.g., it's why the US legal system works (or should work) the way it does). Someone somewhere either should have the authority to do it, or has it but lacks the personal agency/awareness to use it.
Pardon my ignorance, but this bump-allocator looks like a reinvention of arena-allocators. Is there something I’m missing?
IBM, Intel, Apple's Newton.
> Too poor or bad with money management to pay your child support?

That's not a thing. If someone is poor the judge will take that into account when calculating how much they have to pay.
I don’t really get your point. Having an encyclopedic knowledge of trivia surely doesn’t make you a good critic, either?
higher dimensional vectors or matrices are still not tensors.
Boring things like running the proxy while I did manual QA / ran automated tests.

I quickly realized that if I wanted an up to date spec then I should do it properly in the application
You’re assuming they’re only like a month behind, right?
Speaking of which, I'd love to do a calvinball ultra event!
I had that 160-in-1 as well! I spent many hours with it.
Once you add a CDN into the picture, it almost doesn't matter what you use to serve static assets for your web app.

Plus, like you said, 10-20ms extra on top of the actual latency from the server is not going to make any difference to the end user.

There are use cases where you probably need something like Nginx or whatever to handle lots of requests without a CDN but these are rare.
You're talking about investment demand, not the rental market. The two are mostly unrelated. Because most investment properties are made available to tenants since investors want to make money. Even if 20% aren't available because of AirBnB, all you have to do is build more and that 20% that's missing will be quickly dwarfed by new housing.

What you've done is a very common mistake: the conflation of property buying with property renting. The two markets have very different dynamics, and rent is much easier to address by simply increasing supply of housing.

High rents are the most urgent problem to address. It's harder to make everyone a property owner but at least don't crush them under the weight of rent. We're lucky that it's easy to address rents by increasing supply.
Not exactly what you're asking for, but Rerun makes it pretty easy to preview detections and a whole host of other things. You just log your data (image frames, rectangles, points, etc.) and it shows up in a GUI that makes it easy to turn on/off different layers.

https://www.rerun.io/
>Key Points

>Question

>How are job characteristics, such as job flexibility and job security, associated with employee mental health, work absenteeism, and mental health care use?

>Findings

>In this cross-sectional study of 18 144 US adults who were employed, greater job flexibility was significantly associated with reduced odds of experiencing serious psychological distress and experiencing anxiety. Greater job security was significantly associated with reduced odds of experiencing serious psychological distress and experiencing anxiety.

>Meaning

>These findings suggest that implementing workplace changes and policies that increase job flexibility and security may reduce work-related stress and facilitate improved employee mental health.
I'm not vouching for the data, but here is an explanation for why Ivy League grads may be low earners *at age 30*.

Ivy League grads (I know "lots") are very often from well off families, and are overwhelmingly more likely to go to grad school or into low-paid and public-service careers (like teacher, DA, journalist, writer) because they can afford to.

So at age 30, they haven't yet got that MD or PhD or published their big novel or married that investment banker or leveraged those political connections (from being DA) into big bucks. But they will. Or maybe the trust fund will tide them all the way through.
Analysis: Google, Apple breakups on the agenda as global regulators target tech
Once there is conception, only 1 side of the population is allowed to choose not to take on the consequences of producing child. We shouldn’t take that choice away, but we should extend the decision of taking on the obligations to the otherside.
> nobody is using them for some other purpose.

There's a lot of tooling which uses them for their intended purpose, which is to represent the C0 control characters in a font, so they can be printed when they appear in a document. Your editor is probably one of those.

Which is why I consider USV a terrible idea. If I see ␇ in a file, I don't want to be constantly wondering if it's "mention ␇" or "use ␇ to represent \x07". That's why the control pictures block exists: to provide pictographs of invisible control characters. Not to make a cutesy hack "look! it's a picture of a control character pretending to be what it isn't!!" format.
As well, this functions as state compression by the developer. This is what makes async/await and CPS so much better than thread-per-client: smaller memory footprint!
> unpaid _private_ debt?

Child support is not private debt, it's court ordered debt.

It's actually considered one of the highest of all types of debt. It can even take precedence over IRS debt, which is otherwise the debt with the highest precedence.
It’s probably already happening in China with the Social Credit Score.
Brie Wolfson: An Hour on Early Stage Hiring
And you think electricity and cities are bad too?
Show HN: Neighborhood Grade Map for Real Estate Investing
Map is for Tampa, FL. More city maps available on Coffee Clozers
There is also Joy of Computing

https://joy.recurse.com/
Yes... if i need a better format, i'll just use sqlite.
What are you getting at with these articles?

Any bot could post some (partially) related links. If you're real, what point are you trying to make?
>I do hope "Unicode Separated Values" takes off. It's essentially just a slight tweak to CSV where the delimiters are special unicode characters

Commas can be typed by anyone on any keyboard and readable by anyone.

Special Unicode Characters(tm) can't be typed by anyone on any keyboard and readable by noone.

Convenience is a virtue.
Tell that to the hundreds of thousands that die from high fructose corn syrup. Ca’mon man.
Reddit may need to ramp up spending on content moderation
No one said they did. But that's what a lockdown means. It means people aren't allowed to participate in public. Even by means of transports such as walking.
Neighborhood Grade Map for Real Estate Investing
Completely agree. Keeping the openapi spec as tightly coupled to types in code builds a single source truth from your development to your deployment
Are businesses allowed to install cameras facing the street?
That's not what was meant by the comment. Walking as a means of transport doesn't exist if you have no legal destination.

It's not rocket science. Unsure how many of you are struggling here.

Suspending your license doesn't stop you from sitting in, using or driving your car, just stops you from driving it onto the road.... you know, like walking and lockdowns.
For engine injector need high pressure. In automobile direct injector used 20 layers of piezoelectric plates to achieve this, and sure, high voltage applied.
People don’t use public transportation because there is people with mental issues on them causing fights, teenagers causing fight, addicts causing a ruckus. Public transportation isn’t safe for a majority of the population
Freshman year of high school I took a class called "Business Computer Applications". It was 1983 and I was 13. We were using Apple II+ computers or their clones. I had an Apple II+ since they came out and knew lots of things by then. I "wowed" my teacher with 3 line programs and such. On our classroom floppy I had a file with a control character in it's name, it was a disk editor. Knowing the disk directory layout things (it was a linked list of blocks), I carved out a whole hidden set of directory entries. So each day of class I would load up the disk editor using the invisible control characters, patch back in my hidden blocks, play with my hidden files, then at the end of class I'd load the disk editor up again and hide my files. Teacher never saw what was really on that disk.
Hey This is cofounder of a retool alternative here.

We did introduce dark mode in a manner where a creator can even make it dynamic for end user to choose a different theme.

While I was loggerheads with my CTO cofounder on this - I am glad someone finds this useful in the community of users.

I am curious what kind of use case you have for retool/ alternate tools where you see dark mode as a need
twenty years of research at a respected institution and still nothing other than hippy fairy tales? sounds about right, thanks for the update.
Yeah, hon hon hon and all, but one of my (US) bank statements exports a CSV which uses commas in numbers in the US fashion, so $1,500 and the like. Writing a custom CSV munger to intake that into ledger-csv was... fun, but then again, only had to do it once.
This is not about system packages or OSes, this is about your application needing Python 3.9.7 specifically, and locking to that, and 3.9.7 not being available in repositories anymore (3.9.7 is just an example). So normally you would either need to self host 3.9.7 somewhere or compile it from source on every new machine (which is terrible for CI but fine for local dev, a one off in local dev to build a Python version is nothing but paying 4 minutes every time on ci to compile your version of Python from source is a very angry amount of time for a lot of people).
Clearing my desk: On using screens intentionally
“infusing aged animals with cerebrospinal fluid from younger mice can boost SRF activation and actin assembly to more youthful levels”

It seems like we should transplant more than organs.
That second link is interesting.

Her argument about being "well-rounded" reminds me of many math and tech people I know (no idea whether formally diagnosed with autism) who want to solve all of life through incessant logical argumentation.

The problem is, (human) life's not like that.
> Linux GUIs only came about once other commercially successful GUIs existed.

X Windows predates Microsoft Windows by a year, if you count Windows 1.0 as “commercially successful”.
> tensors are generalisations of matrices/vectors.

Is that what they are though? Because that really is not my understanding. Tensors are mappings which not all matrices and vectors are. Maybe the matrices in ML layers are all mappings, but a matrix in general is not, not is a vector always a mapping. So tensors aren’t generalizations of matrices and vectors.
> I ride a bike. Most people can do that, especially folks who aren't paying child support.

Very significant portions of the US completely lack the infrastructure required to safely bike, especially in lower income areas. It is not uncommon at all for places in the US where >95% of commutes are by car, for a commute to require travel on a highway without sidewalks or bike lanes. Much of the US is covered by undivided highways with shoulders unsuitable for safe cycling.
The title of that post, “Redis Renamed to Redict” is absolutely correct.

Redis is forking into a new direction, redict is the true continuation of the project.
Trying to do business without using CSV is like trying to weld without using a torch. Might be possible but you aren't likely to have success at it.
The destruction of Gaudi’s studio wasn’t exceptional. The Republican forces destroyed many other religious buildings and works of art throughout Spain before and during the Civil War.
Excellent, thanks for tracking those down! About 50% (1600 of 3000 items) of the original archive, uploaded Aug-Oct 2023.

Now to figure out what's missing. At first glance, it's missing the world-best TV series about investment banking and stock trading by humans, Traders (1996), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traders_(TV_series).
It's weird seeing images of the manual so many years later
I'm not following why would software still be inferior playback to now ancient hardware? Isn't that sort of like suggesting digital can't replay a vinyl record transcoded to digital as well?
It’s wild to me how the right in the 80’s claimed moral superiority and the left’s response is “dont impose your morals on me”.

40 years later and the left is the one claiming moral superiority in terms of use of pronoun, social policy, etc.

I thought we didn’t impose our personal morals on others?
I have several production Rust projects under my belt and while I am nowhere near the level of most full-time Rust devs (I don't work with Rust full-time, it's opportunity based for me) I have noticed that it's very difficult to introduce such leaks with Rust.

It is possible to do it by using Arc / Rc and cyclical references (which the borrow checker makes infuriatingly difficult -- for good reason!) but you really have to go out of your way for it. And while there are real projects where you need such idioms I have found that you should not try to twist Rust's arm and just opt for something like arena allocator.
Because if you allow apps that haven't been vetted by Apple to be downloaded and executed via the app store, then grandma is inevitably going to run some malware that drains her 401k to a teenager in Russia.
It's false in the same sense that the pixels of lossy-compressed image are false.

No, you're not going to get the precise values back out either with an LLM or a JPG image.

Yes, the picture will still "look like" the original.

You asked the LLM to output a URL or reference that looks like something that would appear in a research paper. It did so.

You're complaining the precise byte sequence returned is not what you wanted.

The error is with your expectations, not the tool.
Raw milk drinker here. We've been drinking raw milk for some years now. What makes it work is that the milk comes from a farm (which we can visit), which has a small number of cows and follows modern best practices when it comes to milking procedures. Each teat is washed and disinfected before milking. Additionally, the first few squirts of milk are milked by hand, which gives a visual indication of whether that teat is infected or not. If it is infected, it is milked into the ground by hand, and further treatment may be pursued as needed. If, for some reason, something was missed, a small number of people will be affected.

Contrast that to a large dairy operation. Several hundred cows mean higher pressure to get through them all, and a higher chance that the farmer misses something. Half of all cows are in herds of over 900 animals, which means that many operations are now completely automated, removing the visual inspection that a farmer in a small-scale operation performs. That milk is then sent to a milk processing facility that may process upwards of 100,000 gallons per day. Any bacteria from one cow can and will be mixed with the milk from multiple other farms, and can potentially infect tens of thousands of gallons.

Anecdotaly, we have several friends who cannot digest homogenized milk, but do well with raw milk. We are not sure if this is due to the makeup of the milk fat or due to the (usually harmless) microbiota in the milk.
>My impression is that paying child support is a judicial obligation

If you don't want to carry the responsibilities of making a child, then don't screw with someone. Simple.

Those who screw and then refuse to answer to their deeds are by far the most worthless people on the planet. Children born to such parents deserve better, and the courts are just making certain-as-they-can of that.

Also, note that this is very different from someone who can't carry the responsibilities, that's another and far more complicated story.
It is more a matter of time, energy and patience to find the person actually authorized to fix the clerical error.
We stage interventions for drug and alcohol abuse, but not screen time, when the dopamine hit is the same.

Like driving while using a cellphone (which impairs you cognitively to the same extent as a blood alcohol level sufficient to receive a DUI, .08), we know it’s causing enormous problems, we just don’t care enough to do anything about it.