skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We're also on a shelf of hard rock, so a quake in NJ is felt by all of New England. Keys on the wall were shaking here 100mi away.
I’m not sure if you saw in the article but

> Lawmakers in at least seven other states have introduced similar bills recently. While most have stalled in committee, a Tennessee bill recently sailed through the GOP-controlled House and Senate and awaits a signature or veto by the Republican governor there.

This isn’t an isolated event unfortunately.
Automated context switches have been an abusive nuisance for decades.

I hope the scum who program in or allow automated context switches are held liable and capable for every cent lost because of their decades spent abusing users.
Ummm. Because of WW2 and the Nazis waging a war of extermination on the Soviet population?

Many cities were completely reduced to rubble, as were any villages that got in their way. Amsterdam still has their pretty Dutch Golden Age buildings because the war played out very differently there.
its a lot of warm moisture that comes up the coast from the southeast and slams into cold air from canada and can drop a lot of snow/wind. It can cause bad storms in the ocean and high seas.
I've had those, but it didn't clarify anything for me. I think the issue is that I don't know what taste I'm looking for, so I can't pick it out. That's why I think the solution is to try saffron in isolation from other flavors, so there's no question.
Viscoelastic polymers are poison for stringed instruments, because they have very high damping coefficients. They turn the precious vibrational energy from the strings into useless heat. Only cheap mass-produced instruments are finished in polyurethane; quality instruments of traditional wood construction use a shellac-based finish (sometimes nitrocellulose lacquer on guitars), which have lower damping and can be applied more thinly in practice. In the context of high-quality instruments, the difference is not subtle.

Wood instruments need a finish to protect them against moisture, but that isn't an issue for CFRP. Any finish - especially the kind of thick finish you need to get a high gloss over woven reinforcement - makes the instrument worse for no benefit other than cosmetics. If you would choose a shiny instrument over one that sounds better, you're buying a showpiece rather than a serious musical instrument.

Epoxy is a necessary evil in CFRP, but we want the absolute highest possible fiber volume ratio. Unidirectional or spread-tow reinforcement will always allow for a higher fiber ratio than woven material.
In the UK we don't have mandatory ID and also seem to manage to not bang people up like that.
That wouldn't resolve the matter though, no matter what his answer was. It would always proceed to a DNA test anyways. And, who's to say they didn't first do what you suggest anyways?
Ironically, the root of most "bogging" is thinking too much instead of just doing things that need doing or that ripely present themselves.

The author has reflected so much that they've created a bespoke system of abstract beliefs with catchy names and various example cases that they can summarize into a 5000 word essay and probably even extend into a book.

For a writer, that's a sneaky but effective way to do their thing. (Or alternately: for a compulsive contemplator, writing is a sneaky way to justify the contemplating.)

But for most people, reading something like this and reflecting on whether you also "gutterball" and also have "toothbrushing problems" is effectively feeding the beast.

Many many of us in this community carry an urge to intellectualize and systematize and engineer things, but if you're interested in "de-bogging" that urge itself might be the thing to look most critically at.
Rails 8 Adds Rate Limiting to Action Controller via Kredis Limiter Type
Yes you can. Austria is at-will employment.
Of course.

Many writers have already explored this rather obvious heist,
including Bruce Schneier and Cory Doctorow.

Getting you hooked, as a user dependent on their drug has been the
MO of BigTech for decades now.

They have fancy names like "relationship building" and "network
effects" to this age-old ruse. "AI" will only enhance the speed and
depth with which digital technologies can insinuate themselves into
human lives and gain a foothold. You are just meat to be hacked and
have a rootkit installed in.

One of the greatest skills/powers that human beings will have in
coming times is the ability to detach. To say "fuck it". To walk
away. Burn it. To begin again. To reinvent yourself. To let it all
go... all the familiar convenience, the treasured identity, the likes
and karma and social credits... the things you think you "own" that
own you (Chuck Palahniuk).

That will be your superpower.
> And while many religions teach that God intervenes in human affairs, none of them, as far as I know, believe that he responds to whining. (Would you worship a god who does miracles if you just annoy him enough?)

It's not exactly as you say but it's roughly how I interpreted the parable of the unjust judge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_Unjust_Judge
What do you use instead? We found the product and mobile app to be very well made - everything just works and fits in well together.
> To be fair, this is horribly written error handling.

I'll can only take it as it's presented, in good faith. The author chose what to publish and compare. If I've been trolled, so be it.

> These errors should be wrapped to add the specific context that the caller might want in order to handle the error.

That would be an Exception and its stack trace.
Perfect for preboot botnets :)
So the real questions then are -- did you have a nest of hobos in the basement or was it colonized by cats? Did the cats lobby you to put huge metal doors with a chain to tip the balance in the war? Were you scared shitless from the look of the basement door before they did?
Are counterfeit words then AI generated? Just like money you need a very good “press” and hard to detect..
Also, earthquakes on the east coast travel further, and are more likely to damage structures than earthquakes of the same magnitude on the west coast[0]. That's due to underlying geological differences.

The magnitude is one immediately-available measure of the strength of an earthquake, but it's not the only measurement that's relevant to determining the size or impact of an earthquake. Depth, duration, location - there are many other measurable (and also immeasurable) factors which parameterize a seismic event.

[0] https://www.usgs.gov/news/featured-story/east-vs-west-coast-...
Handbrake isn't a GUI for all of ffmpeg, it does a very limited set of what ffmpeg can do.
They should hire him to be the new Mossad guy
It's very pretty, and the demo is very fast. Is there series tracking to continue watching to pick up where you left off? It doesn't seem like there is on the demo.

My only concern is that your screenshots on the github include copyrighted movies. I know that unlike popcorn time (or whatever the name was), it's only a player and not a way to download things, but maybe change them out for your copyright-free movies on the demo? I'd hate to lose another project to overzealous copyright enforcement.
The East Coast gets microtornadoes that deshingle roofs or tip trees over.

The Midwest gets MS Paint eraser tool tornadoes.
The Deserved Downfall of Counter-Strike [video]
I remember having access to an Irix box at my first job. It was seen as a real, professional, serious OS, not like the Linux box I set up. Pretty incredible how that all changed in a matter of years.
> What is a Nor'easter?

Literally: a cold hurricane.

Some people misuse the term to mean "a blizzard affecting New England and/or the Northeast", but it actually specifically refers to a storm that's been pushed inland by sea winds coming from the northeast, off the Atlantic Ocean. That specific pattern results in a particularly cold and brutal storm.

Nor'easters are technically cyclones, just like hurricanes, and the two are very similar in many regards. The difference is that a Nor'easter forms further north, in cold water, and it is actually strengthened by cold air, whereas hurricanes form further south and are diminished in strength as they cool off.

https://scijinks.gov/noreaster/
Have you tried running lint on a configure.ac or CMakeLists.txt file?
Like the gay uncle hypothesis. (-;
How about non-BS applications and interviews?
Your logic being that Claude-as-code-gen competes with a putative future Code Interpreter-like product on Anthropic?

That seems like a wild over-reading of the term. You're prevented from 'develop[ing] a product or service'. Using Claude to generate code without or without sandboxed execution is not developing a product or service.

If you're offering ab execution sandbox layer over Claude to improve code gen, and selling that as a product or service, and they launch an Anthropic Code Interpreter ... then you might have an issue? But "you can't undercut our services while building on top of our services" isn't a surprising term to find a SaaS ToS...
Casting used to be pretty bad on Jellyfin but is a lot better these days. Don't remember the last time I had any friction with it.
Just wanted to chime in, I have been using Kagi for a long time now and it's been the best change of life. If I am on another computer and I accidently google something, I cannot even believe the amount of sponsored links and shit at the top. I will be a happy Kagi user for a long time! (assuming they don't change it to much!)
A criminal who distributed malware to people he did not know asked for mercy?

Why not a public execution or, if he country refuses to extradite him, air strikes.

Those who destroy our data deserve no mercy in this life. Maybe God will forgive them, I want justice.
I would like to switch from Infuse to open source but I can't go back to transcoding.

Does anything have feature parity with this?
https://firecore.com/infuse
What did you do with it?

I’ve always wanted to play with Irix . The UI looks very intuitive.

The boxes are hard to find, so I went for emulation but I couldn’t get it any further than a boot screen in MAME.
Lead generation marketing materials that make millions with a Facebook or Google campaign don't need copyright. Most livelihood for media and creatives doesn't come from entertainment, but in the form of ephemeral "content."

Sadly, content copyright doesn't matter much to the companies that produce that.
But there is a risk of dying from heating up tissue.
China Tests US Voter Fault Lines with AI Content
interesting is there a non .net solution like signalr that can run on a single instance on AWS?
There's still a largish group of people playing "Movie Battles 2" which is a mod for Jedi Academy, the final game in this series.

I find great fun in playing as lando and spamming the insane "Woohoo" audio line that they use for his taunt.
Which coastline is that?
I meant in terms of profession. What fraction is retail? Blue collar? etc. And yes, I know I can find the numbers somewhere.
I’d be interested to know the status for the player apps on various platforms. For example, this is a nonstarter for me until it supports Google TV and iOS/iPasOS.
...and the fact people were horribly abused, it became widely published, and public outcry was a big factor in closing the "hospitals" that didn't treat their patients.
First, debog your blog by removing the enshittware

Second, start working to deconstruct capitalism and the state

Tada, u no longer feel bogged
how does this compare to Supabases realtime features? I been generally confused about cloudflare pricing and its wide array of products (unsure which to use and when).
what about astrophysicists..?
> Where does this misunderstanding come from?

Greed. War is very profitable.

There will be always people trying to twist the words, and justify the unjustifiable.
Long-lost photos reveal details of first police crime lab
If this were true, we wouldn't have homeless encampments, open drug use and street crime in major American cities.
But your credit score will still take a hit.
How the Ancient Art of Eclipse Prediction Became an Exact Science
As a child from a very difficult and abusive home, the star wars EU novels in the late 90's was a literal godsend. There were some great (but flawed) MMO's and video games that came out of it too that expanded the universe even further - when disney bought it and completely invalidated 30 years of canon, it really hurt on a level that I didn't think was entirely appropriate at the time but looking back it makes sense.

Nothing was "stolen," you can still go read the books and enjoy that IP... but it just felt like that and the acquisition by Disney as the final betrayal and sellout by Lucas, who really can only attribute his incredible success to the people around him who had better sense. The prequels were terrible because they gave him unlimited artistic control, and no one told him no.
I am incredibly thankful that I never used any of those services. I'm angry enough at the thought that my own websites may have been scraped to train LLMs, but at least I could remove that content. I'd be beside myself if I couldn't do at least that much.
Mia Wang big brain at work. Good stuff!!

(https://x.com/miawang__)
There is a financial incentive for software to not be finished and users would probably complain that the software has not improved enough.

With that said, when you look at Word today compared to 20 years ago the functionality really isn't much different. The main changes are the UX.
I would contend that software too large to cram into UEFI is all superfluous bloatware anyway. In my day, we had dual 360k floppies and that was plenty!
There's very little you can do to limit the scope of a backdoor in sshd. If sshd can't do anything, you wouldn't be able to do anything after logging in either, which wouldn't be very useful.
I'll wait til Reginald Barclay gets modified and connected to the holodeck before I'll believe science and scientists on nearly... anything. They'll be wrong for the next 1000 years. Almost nothing holds. I'll live my life til I'm 95 and they'll say they were wrong about cancer, gravity, speed of light, electricity, etc...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XKeyscore

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010s_global_surveillance_disc...

Its certainly not like we don't try.
I still speculate PG's golden boy was fired for unethically sourced training data for gpt 4 but we'll likely never get the real story.
The article appears to be from 2017; does anyone have experience of what has happened since? Were the new shillings actually issued? Are they used?
Believe it or not, I’ve never had to check the size of ten separate folders at once. Like, ever.

I have to amend my previous comment; reading the thread I do understand the hate now, nearly all of the comments here where people are angry at Finder are just things I’ve never had to do. And I suppose if I had to do them I would just use a shell script.

A big one is “no button to go up in the folder hierarchy”, I always open folders in a list view at a high level directory like ~/Documents so I just… didn’t notice the lack of this button. Huh.

Does this mean Finder is “good”? Well clearly not since so many people are unhappy. But it’s working fine for me. Without any other info I would assume it’s working fine for a majority of macOS users.
There is a wonderful ice cream shop in LA called Saffron and Rose. It is in Little Persia (near UCLA) of course, everyone who visits LA should try it at least once, they have a lot of really cool flavors besides the saffron/rose one, but it is definitely the one to try at least once.
I am very confused with you classifying earthquakes under "weather thingies"
For those using editors with mouse, it's very easy to add a character anywhere. Doesn't matter the place.
Eh, there are plenty of areas of the northeast that are affected much differently by these events than where you are. For example, Vermont has had multiple catastrophic floods in memory, including last summer and Hurricane Irene. Mountainous and coastal areas magnify these systems, the lowlands and developed megalopolis region may be truer to your claims.
Natural language syntaxes universally suck. A faux english syntax isn't easier to use if you don't know which english in particular will be accepted. A complex cli interface fundamentally can't be easy to use. A GUI can fix that by making things discoverable and by integrating the documentation into the UI, but the ffmpeg devs presumably see that as someone else job (and there have been people to step up).
That is a truly wild bunch of historical revisionism. In the 70's there was a push for greater mental health treatment.

Reagan repealed the Mental Health Systems Act (the result of a commission under Carter) as part of his "small government" mantra.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_Health_Systems_Act_of_1...

Reagan was elected as a conservative backlash to Carter's progressive policies. We're talking about someone so petty he ripped functioning solar panels off the roof of the White House.
I worked in northern Virginia at the time, fairly close to the epicenter.

Our office building shook violently. A poor woman I worked with was quite panicked, dove under her desk... and admonished me afterward for staying calm?
It would be easy to create a script like that. You'd save quite a significant storage space, especially when you have tables with hundreds of millions of rows. The real problem though is with further migration of your schema down the line, where you're going to add/remove columns, as it's almost always the case.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nor'easter
That's headline writers, not scientists...
I tried switching from Plex to Jellyfin, and one of the greatest limitations that I noticed with Jellyfin is that it doesn't seem to really give a shit about managing libraries, and seems overly opinionated about file structure. There's whole sections of the wiki dedicated to naming your files right that I don't have to deal with with Plex.

Does Kyoo take a similar approach, or is it more user friendly? Plex's monetization efforts are silly, but Jellyfin seems very much not ready for prime time.
> All that said, I would prefer if rewards cards in general were banned and everything was just 2% cheaper.

Would you prefer that reality literally, or just if it was effectively like that? Literally doing that seems way worse than payment methods competing for your business with rewards.
I really think its much more about the entertainment value the lottery provides. For most players the utility of playing literally is higher than the cost because of non monetary gains.
Never argued otherwise. Specifically, the thing I'm saying is wrong is:

> someone recommended a GUI that doesn't use ffmpeg

Handbrake uses ffmpeg.

But I recognize your username. I don't remember from where but I remember reading or having a conversation with you which went nowhere. I think I'm done.
This is unfortunately a deal breaker for most home grown media browsers. They need to maintain apps on all the walled gardens their users are using, which is a ton of work IME.
The following page provides a good overview for the US https://www.uscourts.gov/services-forms/bankruptcy/bankruptc...
I don't use anything else instead. That's why I think it daily. I didn't choose to use it, I'm just the developer responsible for the integrations.

To be fair, I don't do a lot with the GUI, I mainly interface with the API.

I daily think the API documentation is built by one team, the API implementation is built by another team, and a third team uses/tests the API. And NONE of them have ever talked to each other. Or maybe one of those teams is missing altogether? That's the only way to explain how their API got to be what it is.
Yes, this is what we do today. Was hoping for something a bit more ergonomic when you don't need full module level isolation.
Intention is cleansed in the process of forward motion.
That looks -very- nice. What's your experience been with it, do you use Plex or anything like that? What do you mean 'can't go back to transcoding'? What have you been using that doesn't transcode?
AT&T took that money and laid a whole lot of fiber in my rural area and never lit it up. A few years ago my power coop rolled out fiber to everyone in the area and it's great.
I added three custom tags and it says I've added too many, the limit is 15, and I should remove 10.
The point is that under casual review & in isolation, it's not hard to accept as a typo, but under closer review and knowing what we know now, it's almost certainly part of the attack.
Right, I have to say I misunderstood the article by thinking it was a client side proposal instead of a server one.

Still, I think bandwidth and latency should not be confused as it is on this thread.

From my experience, the Linux network stack is not bandwidth bound _at all_. I've used it extensively on 94gpbs infiniband networks without any issues. Problems arise only when you close up to line rate, meaning very small payload and low packet latency, which I think (though I'm not a game developer by any mean) is unlikely to happen in game use cases.

As for the technological side of things, I have my reserves that open source solutions like XDP, Netmap, or BSD BPF are able to compete with proprietary solutions like DPDK (which IMHO is more complete) or SF OnLoad - which is just an LD_PRELOAD on top of your existing BSD socket server.

> according to Neilsen's law

If were being honest, this is more of a fun fact than a law... We're talking about a single guy fitting a linear regression of a dozen points of his internet connection speed over time.
Are certain types of textual content more valuable than others? For instance, conversations vs long form content vs short form (ie tweets)
Yup. If you get a partial "mal" and have a "bag of washing" over your head, as we call it in UK, your terminal velocity can drop to the point where you can survive, but you'll be all busted up at best. It happens.
> If your optimizing compiler decides it can omit a bounds check

What is the reason for omitting OOB checks at all? Is it a big performance hit?
Star Wars was never good.

Okay: The Disneyfied Latter Days Crap is a given in a world where Marvel exists as it does now, and I'm not even mad at that. People drink two liters of Coca Cola a day. Whatever, their choice. Jar Jar Binks is so far down the shit-gradient it's not even cynical, ironic or campy, that shit is just plain bad.

No, my beef is with the status the original trilogy has. Archetypal, shallow characters and tropes going beyond the banal. The narratives are too middle of the road: not naturalistic enough for full immersion, not stylized enough to be authentic space opera. The doritos of sci-fi.

Three movies were made, somehow, on the aesthetic of the light saber. That's all it has going for it, that the light sabers look cool.

Rant over.
If this is the mentality everyone had we'd still be giving lobotomies.

Yes, "science" (rather, the vast army of people conducting science, and all of their own respective human inclinations, biases, and faults) has "gotten things wrong" more times than it's gotten them right.

That's how science intrinsically works. Meanwhile, sticking your head in the sand and doing nothing, solves nothing.
This is a précis of how software gets so bad -- people refuse to pay for the value it delivers to them, so the software vendors naturally look for other ways to make money. And the advertising starts.

If you don't want enshittification, then you need to pay for the things companies build for you.