skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What does the update process look like?

After I install this via the install script on, say, Debian.
An update comes along. What do I do? Run the install script again?

Or does the web UI have a process for initiating an update?

I couldn't find any information on this on the website: I consider this essential information.

[Edit]
I found it: https://stalw.art/docs/management/webadmin/usage
That folks have opted to interact (or been manipulated into it if we're really honest) with modes of communication that are outside of 1st amendment protections doesn't change either the spirit or the letter of the law. That would be like saying that if folks suddenly decided to communicate over transcontinental distances via morse code utilizing geophones and large explosions as the transmission mechanism so now the first amendment demands semtex should be broadly accessible to the public.
It was an interesting time. Until NT4.0, NT supported intel, Power PC, Alpha and MIPS architectures. And until Windows 2000, NT could run OS/2 apps.
I don't want children nor do I work with children, so haven't put any serious thought into how I would practically do it - I just don't think there's an objectively superior way to go about this. I won't judge anyone (parents nor teenagers) for surrendering to the peer pressure of social media, because it's so pervasive.
my script will never:
- go down
- require an upgrade
- force me to migrate
- surprise me
- keep me up at night

Oh my sweet summer child.
I am glad you noticed, and asked.

The nameplate on the Reason railgun:

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REASON

version 1.0B7

Gatling-type 3-mm hypervelocity railgun system

Ng Security Industries, Inc.

PRERELEASE VERSION—NOT FOR FIELD USE

DO NOT TEST IN A POPULATED AREA

— ULTIMA RATIO REGUM —
Too big to jail.*

* Unless you ripoff rich or powerful people like Madoff or SBF. If your quant shops causes global financial chaos on a diffuse and global level, it's okay to use financialization trickery like LTCM.
> So what to do? Hope they take the first step themselves. Be clear that you will help them take steps, but only steps you agree with (I once got alcohol for said family, the begging and bad state got to me, at some point an alcoholic will improve on alcohol), but I still feel bad about that today.

As someone who had to give up on a close friend and addict, you have to set razor sharp boundaries for yourself. And if that doesn't work you have to leave. I think very few people have the capacity to make the right decisions when a loved one is slowly slipping into a hole of misery of their own making while begging you to keep them company on the way down.
> The crucial point is it is characterised by neurological changes that lead to short circuited reward pathways

Everything that's enjoyable in life can meet that definition. For practical purposes, we only consider severe cases to be addiction, but it's not well-defined. The article you linked says:

> However, there is no agreement on the exact definition of addiction in medicine. Indeed, Volkow et al. (2016) report that the DSM-5 defines addictions as the most severe degree of the addictive disorders, due to pervasive/excessive substance-use or behavioural compulsions/impulses. It is a definition that many scientific papers and reports use.

> The DSM-5 and ICD-10 only recognize gambling addictions as behavioral addictions

I don't think the DSM-5 has any principled reason for recognizing gambling addictions but not video game addiction or shopping addiction, other than gambling addiction being particularly harmful.
Related: https://github.com/containrrr/watchtower

Polls a docker registry and automatically restarts the container with the same flags that it was started with using the latest image.
> A (to me) surprisingly large amount of contributions are done by people who do not state a full real name.

Why would someone state their full real name on the internet to contribute to curl? If someone wants to boost their CV, they can just write "curl, Linux kernel, GCC contributor" and provide the link to my GitHub profile upon request. Yes, someone in HR will (gasp) learn that orthoxerox is actually called Boris Kozlov in meatspace, but there's no need to broadcast this information.
Is it really that bad? It doesn't have my preference either, but I've never really understood why people think it's that bad. Especially with Windows 11, it's honestly a nice visual improvement over 10 imo. The fact that it's spyware is a different discussion, I'm mainly talking about usability and stability here.
No, they can do quite a lot, it's just VERY hard, for both the parents and the kids.

But if properly done, it can work. I was/have been the kid in this scenario, and now I'm being the parent and bracing for it.

Social pressure might be a tidal wave, you can either give up, or you can try to stand against it.
The elision of the 'e' in -cester placenames so that the 'c' and 's' have a single sound is reasonably common e.g. Leicester, Gloucester, Worcester, Towcester, Bicester. So English natives should have a reasonable chance of getting the pronunciation of a previously unseen example correct.
Are there any additional improvements to function calling/json mode? In the non-turbo models it really struggled with enums.
>You may not like FB, IG, TikTok, etc.. I certainly don't care for any of these products. But these are communications platforms.

That may have been true once upon a time (i.e. back in the day when your FB feed was chronological and random posts from unrelated/unwanted crazies would not show up on your device unless a friend forwarded it to you).

Now they are psychological manipulators (remember https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/06/every... ?) in a quest for advertising dollars at the expense of everything else.
>I am struggling to understand the workflow that uses tab groups instead of just using windows.

Windows workflow across different OS is very different and Firefox has little control of it. For example I run three browser on my Mac, Chrome for specific group of Tabs and Firefox for some topic. While Safari for others. They each have an icon on the Dock and is easily accessible. If I had three Windows I would have to click on Windows menu, not to mention this complicate Pin Tabs, Restore Sessions etc.
I haven't restarted my machine in months, and it's mostly up to date (last I ran it was couple weeks ago) :). I find it absurd that some OSes still need a restart to apply non-kernel updates.
Yup, well said. I think the best planners view it in this lens - as a tool, where room is left for the unknown and there is less of an expectation of "sticking to rigid plan" and more "here's our best guess, it's a living plan and we will adjust and refactor as situation changes"
There's a GitHub issue, no feedback so far: https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/85827
Banning things is rarely 'simple'.

What is a smartphone? Any computer capable of connecting to a cellular network? Is an iPod touch a smartphone? Would forcing everyone onto WiFi really change much? Is an iPod touch with a Bluetooth 5G modem a smartphone? Then what? Banning battery-powered computers? You've basically destroyed the economy with how many businesses rely on laptops and tablets these days. Ban the form-factor? Is the PS Vita a smartphone? Ban the operating systems? The architectures? Is a cellular Windows x86 Microsoft Surface a smartphone? Is an Apple Watch a smartphone?
So the choice is between social-media-induced mental illness and alienation/isolation? No wonder kids are so screwed up today: there is no winning move!
I really dont know what you mean with yellow chat messages. Can you enlight me?
XP wasn't that early. IDE worked out of the box. But if you had a RAID setup or something else that needed a driver (early SATA?) you could load the driver there
Looks very good. I would like to see some specific info about managing money in France (reducing taxes, our retirement accounts / pension), but I understand that is a lot to ask for.
"technical debt"-like stuff

Again, what is this based on. Mostly on the fact that they reused existing parts to build a new service?

Why is this alone something to frown upon and conclude it is achieved by being "a mess under the hood"?

Maybe it is a mess, maybe it isn't. There's no reason to conclude this, other than the fact that there was reuse.

Hence purism.

EDIT: actually the software devs mention introducing tech-debt themselves, my bad.
By the time XP was released no one ran their systems off floppies. A floppy was still the most common removable medium, though.
> But it's crazy that a person can get this lost in life and become completely devoid of purpose and meaning.

People have been warning about it since the birth of capitalism and consumerism, although even the most pessimistic ones didn't expect we'd get so far down the rabbit hole, the internet sped up the whole process a thousand times.

The loss of meaning will be the greatest thing we'll have to fight against in this century, we're just at the beginning.

> I just wish there was an easy way out of it.

I personally think it's lost for a few generations, people who fall into the rabbit hole while their brain is still developing will have absolutely no way out.

What makes the system thrive is the same thing that destroys individuals, the group goal is diametrically opposed to the individual needs
Similar to Worcester.
TSMC boss says one-trillion transistor GPU is possible by early 2030s
I think there is sort of a Pareto distribution, like 20% of apps generate 80% of the money or something like that.

Quick googling confirmed it: "Spending on iPhone users accounted for 68.13% of all consumer spending on mobile apps, while Android remained with a 31.87% share of app spending worldwide in 2024".

So while it is 30% in users count, it is 70% in spending. If you want your app to generate money, you'd have to make an iOS version, otherwise it would be irrational.

Same logic applies to desktop apps. It is irrational to spend resources on a native version if you can get to market faster and cheaper with a web-based thing. So from the first principles, today's successful and popular apps must be coded like that. Surely, there is still a lot of legacy...
To be fair it wasn’t actually retarded because no one could foresee China stealing arm’s IP.
Meta's Pay-or-Okay Model: An Analysis
Ugh, that's what I was afraid of. Was a time folks were happy to get a call from a friend regardless of topic. No going back I guess.
It's a big day for Google Gemini
Yes, X-shot prompting or X-shot learning was how the pioneering LLM researchers referred to putting examples in the prompt. The terminology stuck around.
Hate speech and incitements to violence against the Rohingya precipitated for years on Facebook. Deleting the app would not have saved the Rohingya from getting genocided.
What I really wish, is that Tab Grouping takes into account of Links opened from the Group. Example, if it collect all Hackernews into a group, I also want to option for all Tabs opened from Hackernews, in this case a Tab opened on the article "Firefox is Brining in Tab Grouping Feature" would also moved to the new group, preferably sitting next this Hackernews Tab or stayed in the order the tabs aligned in the new Tab Group.

Most of the Tab Group, AFAIK dont offer this feature. And I have to manually do it. Which isn't possible if you have lots of tabs.

>there was a feature on Firefox called “Panorama” which was ahead of its time if you ask me.

I remember Panorama being very very slow. It looks nice but not practical enough. I remember at the time requesting for List of Tabs with close button and search, precisely what is on offer now on Firefox but was rejected.
I know a guy who actually liked all the Metro nonsense. I'm sure he's nostalgic about Windows 8 these days. Not me though.
I was that kid (I mean one with boundaries set, with parents that acted against all of this, just to be clear) and now a father, with my second kid on her way. Still very young, so I can't claim to have much experience. But I am getting ready to stand against all of this, and I do intend to delay their exposure to social networks, mass information, etc. as much as possible.

At least until their character is formed and they have developed essential human traits like being able to read a book, being able to be patient, being able to communicate in person, and to hand-write. You know, that sort of ancient wisdom.

Edit for clarification.
I have been using SwiftKey for many years and their swipe and typing prediction are top notch.
It’s fine if you swallow one. If you swallow two or more then you should probably go to the ER immediately.
CSS Module scripts are only currently natively supported in blink based browsers because would you believe it Apple is years behind everyone else on web technology yet again for the millionth time.

There is a simple polyfill however in the meantime which means you can actually use it today.
https://github.com/guybedford/es-module-shims
Looking for places that have a "-ham" AND a "-wich" in there, I lazily used the regex `.*ham.*wich`, which yielded a single result in all of the UK:

"Hammerwich" (near Wolverhampton)
98 to XP was 3 years.

98 to 98 SE to 2000 to XP and back to 2000 was all in A short time.
I understand your frustration and -- perhaps -- a feeling of having no agency in the situation. But at the same time I find this sentence fascinating and scary:

> It's her life so I leave her alone, not my place to tell her what to do, and the emotional upheaval from her isn't worth it either.

Inverting the order of your explanations (to examine the weighting), we have:

estimated low return for investment/effort
avoidance of drama (the other's emotional upheaval)
relinquishment of participatory role in guiding the other
relinquishment of influence/interest in the other's life

If you were a parent talking about your child, people would certainly admonish you. Yet because she is a young adult and you are merely siblings, many more people might agree with your complete detachment.

Can a person who obviously needs guidance/intervention not be worth the time ? Even though the person is in one's family ?

The narcissocial media actively create an illusion that gratifies loneliness and isolation. Modern urban life had already become a reality of denaturing, competition, isolation, and indifference. The antipatterns run deep.

But then you add...

> But it's crazy that a person can get this lost in life and become completely devoid of purpose and meaning.

Your family member seems to be in need of help. It takes a family/village, as they say. We too often omit to remind ourselves that a person becomes a person through other people. [1]

[1] _ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_philosophy
A complaint typically mad by Americans. Amusingly the person who recently took issue with the matter in my (physical) presence came from a place in Arkansas which from then on I've deliberately pronounced ahh-can-sas.

The issue is more common in countries old enough to have not made up most of their place names (or unimaginatively stolen them from elsewhere, looking at you New York, Boston, Paris, etc.!) in recent centuries, so there has been a lot more evolution (or in some cases outright replacement due to invasions & politics) in language pronunciation and/or spelling since those names were first coined, but the young whipper-snappers like the US are far from immune to the problem.
Windows ME had the best boot floppy. I kept it around until 2007 or so, until booting from USB sticks became reliable enough and reinstalling Windows was no longer strongly recommended every time you upgraded your system.
Neither Mozilla nor Apple have implemented it; the only rendering engine to do so thus far is Blink. Why are you assigning 100% of the blame to Apple?
Does anyone know what's up with the models that aren't available in Europe? There isn't any transparency over this.
She may not be aware that there is a problem. My understanding is that game / social media addiction is an attempt to not think about real life things, including acknowledging that so much time has been wasted staring into the black mirror.

My advice is to let her know that you think she has a media addiction, then at least she has some level of awareness.
I try to avoid mainstream social media because it makes me uncomfortable. I started after putting on my tinfoil hat after Snowden's revelations and slowly drifted away from them, then was dragged back because most of my friends had Twitter, then I decided to finally get rid of my Twitter after Musk bought it.

I have instagram and almost never use it. It's addicting to me in a sense that when I have nothing to do I'll open up the app and endlessly scroll through the feed, check stories of people I follow. It made me uncomfortable because all of the stories of people I know looked fake somehow, everyone smiling, having a good time, making specific poses to look good on Instagram, but in reality their life is not full of roses. It made me uncomfortable when I had bad days, where I felt like I was never going to achieve the happiness people show on the social network. Luckily, wen this thought occurred, I was able to pinpoint it and say "well, this is NOT real, they are just faking it for likes and followers. you should feel good that you don't have this and you should value personal contact over likes on a website".

Since then I only use Instagram to browse for dog/pet videos.

But I have some acquaintances that they act like their life depends on instagram. Hell, I had a friend who spent all of her time watching stupid tiktok videos disseminating fake news and pseudoscience (and she was studying to become a psychologist), reading stupid things on facebook, and when she wasn't busy with this she would constantly complain to me how she self-evaluated that she had depression and anxiety, how her life is shitty. She was a pretty woman and all the time told me she wanted to change her appearance because of something she saw on facebook or tiktok, and I guess it wasn't enough for me to tell her she was perfect the way she is, even with her issues. She never listened and tried to convince me that the cosmetic changes she'd do weren't permanent.
Once you were back to the 9x/2k style chrome, I'm fairly sure you also had access to the older style of color/size customization for it as well. On a minor tangent, I miss how well the high contrast theme used to display on windows itself and the majority of applications that were still made within that standard toolkit, using it now seems to lack polish and most applications are doing their own thing within their window.
It was grating. If XP had worked on release as well as it did three years later there would have been little complaining.

But having that UI show up in 640 VGA because it couldn’t find drivers would make you angry, and you’d take it out on it.
Same thing happened to me, I'm in South Africa
oh yea the maker manager time blocks are a game changer in general. Do you think these should be different days such as no meeting wednesdays etc. or should this be a meeting slot but then a few hours of totally uninterrupted slots?
For me the top result is sep11.wikipedia.org, not wayback.archive.org.
> [The burglars] targeted a Gardaworld building

> Gardaworld describes itself as a “global champion in security services,

Oh, the irony!
I'm a meetup organizer and sometimes get this but the other way. People insist that our current platform is not appropriate or inclusive because it requires an email signup, or the group chat is on a Meta-owned platform, or whatever. Who are you to say that your opinion on what's inclusive or not is correct? Choose something other than Facebook and you'll get others saying you're not inclusive because you're not there.

No one has "bizarre insistence" on use of social media, they're just there and it's the easiest option for all parties. People like you and me are the ones who are perceived as the ones bizarrely insistent on not being on social media. This doesn't make it wrong, and it's luckily slowly becoming more and more accepted, but it is important to keep in mind.

You are right that ideally groups like these should cater to all audiences but that's a lot of effort, and many organizers do it on a voluntary basis, not as a job. In my case, I know that 98% of people are included in the media that I use for my audience, and catering to the last 2% would double my workload. Not happening.
I swear I spent 3 full seconds wondering what in the world could GPT-4 have in common with Turbo Vision.
> I don't think it offered anything that wasn't already mostly available between Java and C#

Well it is massively easier to integrate C and C++ libraries in Vala compared to C# or Java - P/Invoke is bearable, but JNI is a pain to use and very hard to get right.
They probably aren't up to GDPR standards. Take from that what you will. It's the typical reason why they don't release here.
To those people you are the weirdo refusing to use the convenient platform that everyone else is on. This stuff just does not enter their brains because it has become utterly normalised. To them it's not bizarre to insist on using social media, it's bizarre to insist on not using it.
What do you talk about with your friends if the important life events don't come up?

Perhaps I just have boring friends that we resort to sometimes talking about what is going on in our lives. I also wouldn't feel like less of a friend if they didn't tell me something, but important life events in their lives are usually important to them, which means that they ultimately end up talking about them in some way or another.
Your tirade against an almost ridiculously broad spectrum of drugs isn’t at all similar to what’s being discussed here, and reeks of a hidden agenda or bias. Many, if not all, of the medications you listed have been a net benefit for the individual and the world.
spot on - isolation is definitely not the best thing here if we want to build software that actually solves business problems.

Blocks maybe is a good way to, been reading slow productivity by Cal Newport, seems interesting per say, especially his example of John McAfee right at the start.

Even though he is a writer but the stress upon having blocks to do deep thinking/problem solving are definitely interesting and valuable.
Just displays a black page for me. According to this, it is not available in germany/eu?

https://ai.google.dev/available_regions
By eating them you shorten the length of time they stay miserable.
There was a missed opportunity in not naming the article "Shedding Light on the Shadow DOM".
Ahrefs - expensive for individuals, but very much worth it as a business expense.
Thanks. I actually started writing this course to share with friends. Explaining the fundamentals of budget tracking and Boglehead investing got a bit tiresome, so I decided to write it down.

I find it only leads to more questions and more time commitment, but I do think it's been at least somewhat helpful as a reference guide.
Of course my first search was 'cock'
Because one of them is a team that is primarily funded by grants but generally tries to do the right thing and the other is the richest company in the world who have a track record over a decade long of actively trying to cripple the web and force everyone into their walled garden.

It shouldn’t be a shock that people might feel very differently about those two organisations based on their previous actions and all.
Putting

SAVEIFS=$IFS
IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")

or something similar at the top of the script might not come across as comparable to adopting Ansible to some people.
Brace yourself for the day your kid comes home armed will rickrolls and starts muttering "deez nuts" under their breath. It's coming way WAY sooner than you think. ;)
This is naive. Not using any of these platforms means that for a great degree you are isolating yourself socially.

Big tech already plays a alrge part in how our society is shaped and defending them means they don't have to face their responsibilities. Boiling this down a mere question of "free speech" is a very amerocentric point of view.