skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I only took one semester of thermodynamics, but I think what I'm after is indeed an arrow of time.

I experience reality in such a way that certain processes are irreversible. Eggs do not uncook, they only cook, that sort of thing. That's my arrow of time.

Conventional physics calls it "the" arrow of time. Much like how we used to call Earth "the" center of the universe. It feels like the kind of thing that we've gotten wrong before. Like maybe it says more about us than it says about eggs.

Could there be a process that is heading the opposite direction? A perspective for which eggs uncooking is the normal state of affairs? Who am I to shut the door on a possibility like that?

It's the kind of thought experiment that leads to theory creation: What if all events, and not just the small ones of particle physics, are symmetry-preserving? What might we have to change about our concept of energy to make that fit?
wolfram alpha can do it for you
Yes. Read up on how it all works, or ask an LLM about it.
Read a lot of classic books like Balzac, Moliere, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy ...
I am open for alternative explanations, but the smell theory, combined with subtle changes with you, as you spot your friend, are the more likely explanation. Dogs can easily pick up scents 100 m away (my sister trained rescue dogs).

"I can see flaws in the linked article, in regards to self-organization and emergence"

Can you share what you perceive as flaws?
Yes, you will have to publish under a license with the same clauses.

Not because you are distributing it, but because only natural persons can run the software.
GPL mandates that all derived software must carry the same license. No need for CLA, as I understand it.
I guess with rectangular selection and macros, VIM folks don't find much use for multiple cursors.
docker-cli is still open source (Apache 2.0) and being distributed in most flavors of Linux. Docker the company does not own all the source code. But like redis they are free to build their own non open source products around this code base.
Is lawful interception possible with Whatsapp? I thought it had actual E2E encryption.
The number is 37 and yeah people choose it as a "random number," but it also arises naturally in a ton of numerical scenarios. I'm pretty up on my math trivia but this was fucking mindblowing to me. Seems downright spooky.
I don't doubt there are real benefits for them to switch but BTW this is not true:

> Difficulty configuring database transactions: With MongoDB, setting up transactions was not trivial because it required running MongoDB in cluster mode with various configuration overhead; this made it extremely difficult, for instance, for customers to run a simple POC of Infisical because it required a production setup of MongoDB.

You can run single instance in clustered mode, just a single-instance replica set. You get the oplog, transactions, etc. No advanced configuration required.
If you understood Chinese, you probably wouldn't have any doubt about whether you understood Chinese or not. And it seems incredibly strange to think that only you understand Chinese and nobody else does.
The Sun is the OG sky daddy.
Yes, when you hear a monster roar you say BANG!
I am not so sure about it. The question is, whether consciousness also leads to changing behavior. Say we try to communicate with method X and the sun answers with a flare, would probably be proof.

But it could also be, it has consciousness, but simply would not care much about and ignore us.
Alternate link to PDF document:

https://ia802908.us.archive.org/29/items/gov.uscourts.cand.3...

15 years in, Zuckerberg is still a gross liability when asked to give sworn testimony under questioning by a competent professional. It is a disaster for Facebook waiting to happen.

https://ia802908.us.archive.org/29/items/gov.uscourts.cand.3...

HN comments are ignoring the elements of a wiretapping claim. No injury or damage, no "harm", is required in order to be convicted.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2511

That someone may have paid to use an app, or otherwise voluntarily used an app, or that other companies may engage in similar practices does not provide an exception to the federal crime of wiretappping; it does not absolve Facebook of culpability. If the target of the wiretap consented to be surveilled, then one would think the plaintiffs attorneys would be aware of this fact. This document alleges there is no exception that Facebook can rely on.

When Google has been accused of wiretapping, and this has happened multiple times, it has always settled the claims rather than defend itself against them. It is being sued yet again for wiretaping at this very moment.
> This doesn't apply as much to Redis Labs since they swooped in much later, but the general principle of trying to monetize your project with source-available licenses doesn't feel unethical to me.

Yes, monetizing with a proprietary license, whether source available or not, doesn't seem unethical to most people outside of Free Software ideologues.

“The licensing model isn't unethical but competing ones are” isn’t why open source licenses became popular over proprietary (including source available) licenses, the fact that they commoditized the underlying software, enabled competing orojects evolved from the same codebase on essentially equal terms (which also allowed a competing project to fully replace the original if the original at some point failed the community) and, as hosted offerings became more common, the zero licensing friction for hosted solutions, that's what did it.

It does mean charging monopoly rents for a hosted service isn't a viable way to recover development costs and pay returns to VCs, but until fairly recently, no one was trying to do VC-backed startups around single open-source products with that as their whole business plan, and the arguments as to why that would be a bad idea were well developed by the mid-1990s
I misunderstood your comment. Yes, CLA's make it possible to change the license. I guess CLA's won't work for GPL'd software.
"Productivity" is such a misleading word here...
Isn't that what redict is?
You lost me with your last sentence.
Murder will land you in prison and people are still out murdering all the time so I think not.
One could argue that Gini coefficient can be one of many important measures.

Median income is a very important one. As well as cost of living.
All this has happened before and will happen again.
That equation misses the value of their assets and the revenue they make for themselves.
If the sun is conscious, that could explain why humanity believes in a powerful god that can, eg, send floods.

Perhaps the flood was caused by a coronal mass ejection that boiled a section of the ocean, causing extreme rains in a valley region.

Let's imagine that the consciousness field of the sun encompasses all of our minds.. so thinking about it might let us talk to it. So prayer could be real too. They can probably talk to us too, if they want to. A form of stellar transcranial magnetic simulation.

Pov: Sun Cults now have a scientific basis, baby! Let's try to make mental contact with the sun!
I feel like you must be a using a wrong approach to searching for mathematics.
In your case I would search for a script or book with title "Introduction to probabilify theory" or "Introduction to mathematical statistics". Then you skim through it to see if you can find an analysis of your problem. If not, you can hopefully find out what the right keywords are to then find a more advanced script or book for the specific subfield your problem needs.
Reducing poverty is a commendable goal, but I'll never understand why people care so much about the 1%. Is it just envy? Is the idea of cutting others down to size so appealing?
Interesting question.

For LEO obvious use case(s) would be (if worth the effort) attaching an ID to a vehicle with either NO plates OR plates that don't match the expected plates from prior tyre matches (all 4(?)).

If this is extended to Quad | scooters | motor bikes it may some trail applications for off road (no plates) reglation enforcement | evidence.

For the privacy concerned, it's one more thing to be aware off during their next jewel heist.
I wonder if I could get a job at Boeing and ask for put options. My thoughts are that it's going to take a while to fix the company, during which time it will be focused on rebuilding instead of financial games and quality shenanigans. So the stock going down may be a sign of increased long term value. So give me 4 years of put options and then another 4 years of call options.
I liked Andrew Kelleys perspective on this: let's treat Redict as a rename of the Redis project, and the project now called "Redis" a weird commercial fork of Redict.

https://andrewkelley.me/post/redis-renamed-to-redict.html
I really don't think so, getting the arrow of time to go a different way requires more than entropy locally decreasing, despite various popular descriptions. In most current theories of cosmology it should only go one way. Obviously there's general and special relativity, but they still have time going in the same direction, just at "different speeds", if you want to call it that.

Edit: remember, we don't live in "The Clockwork Rocket", our GR uses the Lorentzian manifold, not a Riemannian manifold.
We forget just how automated sorting of mail now is. Only probable manual part is by the person doing delivery, and that is just for their own convenience. Everything else is automated, with few hard to read addresses going through manual sorting. Where they are tracked too.
> abusers

Excuse me.
If you own the copyrights you had money to spend at some point. Other than that unless you are one of the contributors you are leeching, just different flavors of leeching.
> They want AWS to pay them royalties or stop competing.

But the switch from AGPL to SSPL didn't do either of those things.

AWS still built DocumentDB to compete with Mongodb, and didn't use any SSPL OR AGPL code in the implementation (at least according to their FAQ[1]). And AFAIK AWS isn't paying mongo any royalties.

[1]: https://aws.amazon.com/documentdb/faqs/
I wonder if there's much research and data around tracking the dissemination of news stories. I imagine it's more difficult with companies like reddit and twitter/X locking down their APIs but I'd interested to see some broad tracking on where stories initially break and where the engagement flows over time afterward across every platform.
Did you not have a physics class around the same time you learned calculus and linear algebra? That makes it obvious what the application is.
The CTO mostly works on the backend of the decompiler, revng-c, which we just released:

https://github.com/revng/revng-c/commits/develop/

Eventually we'll merge the two repos.

Also, I develop stuff every day.
For some reason GitHub is not picking up my user correctly.

> Anyway, if this works, then I guess it's a lot of fun for them.

It is!
Well, if you disrupt it enough, to produce a current in the brain, you surely get an effect.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_magnetic_stimul...
> A path-clearing antitrust enforcement case, brought by the United States and state attorneys general, against Microsoft opened the market and constrained Microsoft’s ability to prohibit companies like Apple from offering iTunes on Xbox.

TFTFY
After establishing that Musk has "fuck everyone" money, the rest of this is explaining why some pamphlet-author is dissappointed he's not happier. He's not going to care and since I stopped reading partway through, neither did I.
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Yes when used as an intransitive verb a lot of other meanings are possible I guess:

Spiralling at the edge of black hole.

Spiralling out of control.

Spiralling incessantly.

Transitive verb usage would be more restricted in what it can refer to.
> And that’s also how DB companies try to monetize

Open source DBs have been around a while, though. A minority of them trying to pay the bills with monopoly rents on hosted services is… much newer. Its how VC-backed DB-as-central-tech startups try to monetize, and, yeah, if you are going to do that, you need a proprietary license.

But don’t expect people to treat your DB like an open source DB, then, either. You can be Oracle instead of Postgres, but you can’t also expect to get treated like Postgres, instead of Oracle.
There are permissions, but I think https://xkcd.com/1200/ is relevant here.
Paid, but Tripit Pro pays for itself if you fly a lot with its Fare Tracker- you get notifications of flight cost changes so you can call the airline and get your money back, usually in credit. I've gotten more back in just my last two flights that covers their yearly fee. I don't know another service that offers this.

https://www.tripit.com/web/blog/news-culture/get-money-back-...
Monero is nine years old, Bitcoin is fifteen years old.

I looked up the history of the credit card on Wikipedia to see how fast that caught on. It seems it had a slow start as well. Things only changed when a big bank put all of its weight behind it. I don;t think something like that will ever happen with cryptocoins, since there are no big institutions that would benefit from it becoming widespread.
I think it was the word "subliminal" that made you think of manipulation.

On the other hand, I read the quote you posted as meeting the reader at their level and guiding them to a clearer, deeper understanding by providing information in a logical, intuitive way. This would mean, for example, providing real-world context for each abstract concept introduced, rather than just leaving the concept by itself together with an abstract definition.
Oh yes, to be clear we’re not collecting any of that data ourselves, but it is in our stripe account. I suppose that data isn’t in _our system_ per se, but the arrangement is still relying on our privacy intentions over any systematic guarantee (“we simply don’t have this data”) we could give.
Interesting that around 40% of the commits to Reddit is from Chinese companies (Tencent 24.8%, Alibaba 6.8, Huawei 5.2, Bytedance 2)
I would have to look at the terms to understand. Your comment just reminded me of those sharware-era non-commercial licenses. That's all. Did not intend to suggest the license you mentioned is similar or the same in any other respect than having different license terms for commercial entities versus other users.
If someone sends any comm without PGP or I heard a vendor they are not using it witb someone else and I'm never interacting again. It really is that simple!
Or have the "click to start" text cliclable and start the game with sound. Anyone who wants it muted will make sure to first click the mute symbol and then the ambiguity resolves itself anyway.
You will almost certainly never see at home versions of these drugs, the risk profile is far too great. Roughly 13% of strokes are hemorrhagic and that's just the first and most obvious hazard.
Search “American Medical Response” and terms like “thousands” and you’ll find story after story of 4-5k bills, some of those from 7+ years ago.

Here’s one: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/16ixoc8/i_...

And another which links to the California Assembly Bill to try to prevent this: https://calmatters.org/health/2023/12/surprise-ambulance-bil...

I didn’t receive any notice of the bill until nine months later and was told it would go to collections in 30 days. My insurance company decided to reconsider whether they would pay anything after I called them, and they told AMR they would review the case which put the clock for collections on hold for about six weeks until the insurance coughed up $3k or so.
I used a high spec Siemens Avanto which a University owned. We used to get people complaining about PNS in the left hip and just above the bridge of the nose. It was a weird thing, and mainly happened on cardiac scans. Some found it too painful to continue with scanning.

I’ve had a little bit of PNS, but nothing that strong.

The SAR sensation of being heated from the inside is an unusual one, I’m not sure I’ve had anything else do that?
Your posting behavior has none of the hallmarks of unmedicated ADHD and all of the hallmarks of Asperger's/ASD. I would highly recommended you investigate the possibility you have been misdiagnosed. It would explain a lot of things.

Good luck on all your future endeavors.
I see that it is. So then I don't see what the hoopla is about at all.

The software is all there. Some dickheads forked a proprietary version. They got the name, which will be their consolation prize in their voyage to irrelevance; nice knowing you.

Meanwhile, what everyone uses marches on.
A key concern is that BSD isn't viral, so anyone can take BSD Redis and fork it into a commercial offering. If you want to, you can. The Redis trademark prevents anyone but Redis the company from calling their fork "Redis".

A CLA may impact relicencing, it depends on the terms. A simple CLA may only say "I am the owner of the code and I release it under $LICENSE". The current Redis CLA also has a copyright grant, which gives Redis the company greater rights.
I believe that Redis has an agreement of sorts with Salvatore Sanfilippo / Antirez, the creator of Redis.
I got in touch with support about this a few years ago.
Their answer: "we'll have a look into it."
...
That was a few years ago.
Wish all cryptobros get 25 years behind bars. Enough of their rat poison on HN.
It's funny and true. So painful.
Syncthing is like Dropbox. If that's what you need, it's great.
The Energy Consumption of JDK 21
How about a null-byte then? That's not a newline character, but all POSIX tools will treat it as EOF.
she wasnt a musician. music is supplied as a playback that has dedicated composers.
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Companies always keep promises like this, so I'm sure we have nothing to worry about.
I think you are probably right. (Or you a medic by any chance)

Edit, looking on NHS website, angina symptoms come on during exercise. This was happening while still.

Edit2: actually no, unstable angina can come on anytime
In the US we have all of the downside of surveillance with none of the upside. Other places with competent police have vanishingly low crime rates. Crime is deterred because there’s little chance of getting away with it.

In the US we still have domestic spying and facial recognition at airports but somehow car theft is still possible. In the Bay Area people even openly shoplift.
Yep, see, exactly; given direct experience of the opposite in both contexts, I reject the premise without saying “yes” and am downvoted.

It’s a laughable generalization that doesn’t hold up in reality. So easy to write words, but so hard to back them up convincingly.
>What do you do if a hacker takes control of your ship?

You could cut the hardline at the mainframe.
actually the paper turns away from IIT - the latter part of section 5 decides that “the electrical and magnetic fields within and around the sun seem a more promising starting point for a discussion of solar consciousness than IIT in its present forms”
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Theoretically possible, sure, but the range is only around 10 feet, so you would need a receiver on the side of the lane you want to track.

Possibly to do in a single area, impractical to deploy widely.

Your EzPass has better range, and is also being tracked. https://www.popsci.com/article/diy/ezpass-hack-covert-scanni...
Sort of like GitHub Copilot but for reversing?
Correct. A later year is actually a weaker claim to the copyright.
Yeah some folks are built different. I’ve a colleague who once every few weeks opens random files and notices weird patterns, I’ve no idea how his mind works but boy does it work.
Biomechanics a la H R Giger
Note that Jonathan also is the name of a fruit apple variety: https://minnetonkaorchards.com/jonathan-apples/
AWS are the largest leeches of OSS, syphoning off most the profits and contribute relatively nothing back towards the OSS projects they rent seek from.

The "Free for all except mega cloud corps" license changes are to disrupt this status quo which currently sees the mega cloud corps with impenetrable moats from capturing most of the value of OSS products others spend their resources into building, AWS are then able to use their war chest profits to out resource, and out compete them, using their own code-bases against them.

It's unfortunate organizations need to resort to relicensing stop this predatory behavior, but its clear in AWSs 20+ year history they're not going to change their behavior on their own.
But if the shoe were on the other foot, AWS wouldn’t hesitate to rip the carpet from under anyone.
“Computer Networking: A Top down approach” by James Kurose.
https://feedback.azure.com/d365community/idea/6d3702bc-8aed-...
They are not entitled to compensation over their previous work, but you/me/AWS are also not entitled to their _future_ work.
About the book, here's the full story: I was getting into compilers, but I was really struggling with the theory, the most famous books weren't doing it for me, and I felt really down.

Then I find this book, which seems very dense, but clear. So I ask my advisor if I could buy it and goes like "well, first check out the university library".
I check it out and there's a copy, but... it's taken.

Working in the only group that was doing research on compilers I'm like "who dares do compilers stuff out of our group!?".

I go to the library:

Me: who has the book?

Library guy: can't tell you, privacy reasons.

Me: what's the third letter of its surname?

Library guy: Z

Me: what's the second letter of its name?

Library: I

Me: thanks.

I go here: https://www.deib.polimi.it/ita/personale-lista-alfabetica
I found him.

Fast forward, we become friends and we start the company together.

> Congrats on the launch.

Thanks! It was a lot of work.
I remember here when the first 737 Max crashed and then after the second, people here were swearing up and down the cause was that the pilots were wogs.
The three Ps are the only thing that can save the human habitat: permaculture, powerdown, population control.
At least not federal wiretapping. It would be wiretapping in the subset of states that require all parties to the communication to consent to monitoring/recording, which includes California, where Facebook/Meta is headquartered.
So this is what "3.403 Text File" says:

A file that contains characters organized into zero or more lines [so characters with no newlines are OK]

No NUL, and lines (delimited by and including newline) not exceeding LINE_MAX bytes.
Did I understand correctly that Summers is predicting a world in which nearly all the jobs for humans are as teddy bears which eat?

Guess we'll all be doing aerobics and theatre at that point, like the automation endgame the Soviets had been hoping for?

Come to think of it, I'm down for a world in which everyone gets to play the capitalist: who's up for a round of Centrifugal Bumble-puppy thursday afternoon?
They are smart enough to make all their grifts "fees" and "interest rates"

For example, charging 17% on a credit card bill when the interest rate is 5.25%

and that's on excellent credit like mine where I haven't missed a payment in almost 20 years