skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Largely depends on your priorities and level of effort.

You can bypass all current app checks using Magisk and Play Integrity Fix, but it's a bit of work to maintain and can break occasionally. You gain in this case full control of your device like a desktop OS, block ads, modify app behavior, disable unwanted system features, but you have to put in effort to maintain it.

However if you don't want to deal with that, you can also just not use those apps, use it like you would a Librem or PinePhone, load primarily open source software to it, optionally don't even bother with play store, etc. Might not be for everyone, but if you don't care that much for Google Wallet or multi-player games on your phone, it's not a bad option.
So only thing they open sourced is the prompts [1] and code to call LLM APIs? There are plenty of such libraries out there. And the prompts seem to be copied from here [2]?

[1] https://github.com/Libr-AI/OpenFactVerification/blob/main/fa...

[2] https://github.com/yuxiaw/Factcheck-GPT/blob/main/src/utils/...
She might be his boss soon - of course he's covering his ass pre-emptively
Hamas is, by many measures, also not religious — many of its members would be considered apostates by a plurality of the world’s Muslims — but like the Hagganah is explicitly etho-nationalist. In both cases the ethnicity involved comes from the same root location, shares largely the same genes, broadly similar customs, and roughly interchangeable dietary laws… really in the eyes of most of the world the only thing that really distinguishes them is their historical claims to competing faiths. They were also both founded by relatively intelligent, deeply committed, and politically savvy people who believed in their respective causes (though you may have to be better than the mean at moral relativism to appreciate that).

And, while admittedly I haven’t heard from all or even most of the members of the Hagganah, those I have heard from were extremely religious.
I’m not suggesting he was one, but there’s a version of this person where they not only do this but they’re also incompetent. Since upper management has even less domain-specific knowledge than this hypothetical person, they appear extraordinarily productive because of their calendars and workloads. I watched one systematically eliminate good people using this method by laundering accountability to them for things that were totally out of their control. If you ever encounter this person, my advice is to leave the company ASAP.
It's possible things have changed, but at least while I still worked there, virtually nobody paid to turn the ads off. It was a vanishingly tiny number.

Though fun fact, some execs did the math before making the smart cover, and figured they'd make more money from that, than they lost from people not being able to see and interact with ads.
You can do this with Lamma2. There are multiple ways to compile it unless you use python. If you don't have familiarity with cpp i would just stick to python and save yourself time. Buy a big PC that can handle it.
A virus that can do `echo hello > file`.
The irony here is that this AWS post is correct content-wise, but has nothing to do with AWS itself, they are just in it for the money.

The same article would apply to Terraform (and OpenTofu as the fork now), which was a much more clear "community doesn't want this" case. There were a few companies that provided a bit of hosted terraform services, but it was hardly at any significant scale. Yet the same thing happened: community doesn't want a restrictive license.
That's not even close to true. Look at the massive growth of slavery and religious violence under Arab and Muslim conquest across Asia and Africa.

Arab and Western conolialism have different flavors but enormous exploitation and abuse.
Pardon my ignorance, but what is so unique or special about molecular visualisation compared to, say, Quake - or CAD? If you’ll permit me to reduce it down to “just” drawing organo-chem hexagons, lines, and red/grey/black spheres connecting those lines (and a 360-degrees spin animation for the investor-relations video) - where’s the room for the rest of CG? E.g., texture-mapping, fragment shaders, and displacement mapping?
That has nothing to do with notarization though. That’s just system rules.

iOS restricts what apps can run in the background based on their capabilities.
Thanks for sharing your case. But what do you do with the parts you miss while listening to TTS? Do you just read fiction or light reading that you don't mind missing?
No doubt Musk feels "persecuted". He selectively forgets that "money is speech".

Source: The U.S. Supreme Court
the worst name in existence
> No. There is way smaller chance that your reserve would not deploy, not even to M, but MM.

Thanks. Do you have a cite on this? I am pretty skeptical of any complicated mechanical system (including not just the packed suit, but also the calibrated altimeter, etc) having a 10^-6 malfunction rate. Like, I would consider having the altimeter mistakenly calibrated to lower elevation a case of “the reserve failing to deploy” even if it was packed perfectly or whatever. Likewise if your main deploys wonky, you cut it and get into a spin, and then reserve gets tangled as it comes out.
People who believe in chemtrails aren't worried about the levels of lead in jet fuel. And in this specific case, they're Republicans, so they wouldn't care either. Stop trying to justify this nonsense.
I believe if you pay for Phind Pro it'll give you access to GPT-4 and Claude Opus, which are the two most capable models.

If you are just using the free version of Phind, then it uses some MUCH smaller and less capable model of their own. Even if you use Phind Pro, or Phind Plus, it says their own most capable model is Phind 70B (tiny compared to GPT-4 class models).

You can't just use Phind and take that as indicative of what state-of-the-art models can do, without knowing what model you are actually using. You also can't expect any of these models to do as well with Haskell as they do with Python or Java which they will have seen massively more of during training.
And even deeper on my blacklist your company goes!

Who did they think this was a good idea? They are doomed.. Who is going to buy this crap?
Having four legs doesn't follow from something being an animal just because there are examples of animals with four legs. A chicken is also an animal.

Having four legs is accidental to being an animal, just as there being an infinite number of elements between any two elements in a set is accidental to its cardinality being infinite.
The same happens in literature. Frankly I feel like George r. R. Martin slightly owes his readers an ending, since some of the appeal of long stories is that they promise payoffs towards the end.

With software I actually understand it less. I don't do "cargo add" and then think "just imagine how good chapter 2 will be!"
Yeah I was thinking of ChatGPT 4 but they all seem to have quite a similar style.
What segment did you belong to growing up?
I’m rooting for 0xide as I welcome any solution that provides an alternative to ‘the cloud’.

I know this is a solution for a specific kind of organization and it starts at half a million dollars (allegedly).

If they would fail, it would not be due to a lack of the technical prowess or capabilities of the people involved, but rather external reasons (markets, investors meddling) I believe.
What other framing is there? There was an OSS project called Redis that existed before Redis Inc., who gave their software to the OSS community in the hope it that would be useful to others. Millions of people including AWS started using it under the pretense that it was and would continue to be OSS. Redis Inc. saw $$ after Redis Enterprise and their hosted offering were luke warm successes at best and took all the code, even the parts that were contributed by other members of the OSS community, and made it proprietary.

Even if you're not affected by this license change because you aren't hosting Redis there is no reason to believe that you won't be on the chopping block for the next license change when Redis Inc.'s numbers must go up. The trust has been completely broken. You would be crazy to base your business on Redis now.

AWS and the Linux Foundation are the ones keeping the original Redis, the community project that existed before the business, alive for the benefit of everyone.
So dealing drugs should be legalized and normalized in your opinion?
India pre-paid in 2018 [0].

India tries to partially pre-pay on defense deals because the Indian govt has procurement laws banning companies that supply Pakistan and China with military gear from selling to India.

By pre-paying, India is able to lock in vendors from supplying the other two.

This was a major reason India began pushing weapons deals with Israeli and French companies in the 1990s-2000s to attempt to block Chinese and Pakistani procurement respectively, and why India will continue to procure token amounts of weapons from Russian companies.

They used to do the same with Ukraine after the Soviet Union collapsed (eg. India's aircraft carriers were built by BSG in Ukraine), but they ended up selling to Pakistan in the early 90s.

> India will just pay in another currency

Long term procurement has switched away from Russia.

The move already began around 2014-16 due to Sukhoi's failure to deliver the Su57 on time while CAC was able to deliver the JF17 and J20 ahead of schedule, messing up India's ability to fight a two front war against Pakistan and China if needed.

At this point, current Russian munitions deliveries to India are from orders that were closed in the 2009-18 time period.

Most greenfield procurement in India is now either indigenous, or French, Israeli, and now American in origin.

Indonesia is in the same boat and has switched greenfield procurement from Russia to Hyundai and other Korean companies as a result after signing a defense treaty with the US and China in Nov 2023 (and imo the primary reason for why Biden is trying to find a compromise for the Israel-Palestine issue).

[0] - https://thediplomat.com/2018/10/india-russia-sign-950-millio...
But why do you feel like you need to replace Redis because of this license change? The license change impacts the hyperscalers which at the end of the day contribute little to the project but try to profit off of it the most.

[1] https://www.infoworld.com/article/3714688/the-bizarre-defens...
Number 02 is one of the major one i was thinking of. This shit is evil. I don't see them surviving long if they ever attempted to push this crap.
Tesla had the “first to market” advantage. This company may have brought about the EV “revolution”, but they are quickly losing to the avant garde and even startups.

Doesn’t help the CEO is quite the eccentric character. Almost the archetype of a comic book villain. The decision to incorporate ads into products is sus to say the least.

I almost fell into the Tesla trap in the late 2010s and early 2020s, but ultimately decided against it. Mostly poor build quality and poor QA. Glad I did because the competition is looking very nice.

Polestar lineup looks interesting, but maybe give them another 5-6 years.

Ionic looks interesting, unfortunately it’s made by one of my bottom tier ranked manufacturers.

Honestly, I may just stick it out with my ICE vehicle, continue basic maintenance until it, metaphorically speaking, shits the bed. In the meanwhile, have been using public transportation more often. I think not using my car (whether it was an EV or not) is much better environmentally.

Despite the generally poor attitude towards public transportation in America, I found it quite relaxing (even during “peak”) compared to the grind of dealing with rush hour traffic.
Right: rude, dismissive, patronizing. Gives me exactly this impression, you put it into words better than me.
Better to write "managed critical scoping phase of $xx migration". Not your fault the company priorities later changed and it wasn't completed!
UPDATE player set name = 'Stonebraker' where name = 'Stonebreaker'
I'm in the middle of reading it right now. Very enjoyable and does a great job of getting into the mindset of the military test pilot.
> They are very concerned if a developer might show some link that would educate an apple user that they can get discounts outside the App Store

I recently had a friend ask if I wanna join their YT Premium Family plan and they said it would be like 6 euro for me. Ended up asking how much they are paying as a whole and it was 32 per month and I immediatly knew that it was paid for on an iPad/iPhone, cuz even if you just go on the website on one of the devices it will show you the actual price of 24 euro.
I would say "I owe you nothing" should be directed at companies that would like to push maintainers to do fixes because they need them.

I believe that maintainer by participating in FOSS getting followers/contributors owes to the community good stewardship so maintenance and at least keeping security fixes and nasty bugs prioritized.

If someone doesn't want the burden then no need to publish stuff or publish it and actively discourage the use, but usually people publish and try to build a community, but when one has built a community, it comes with responsibilities as well.
Wedgewood and Wilson (Wilson's 30 years war book is absolutely amazing, if you haven't read it) agree, though they both spend an entire chapter warning you that Schiller is excellent literature and absolutely irresponsible history.
Netflix's '3 Body Problem' Has Chilling Social Media Parallels
NY police to pay $17.5M over hijab mugshot row
I’d be curious to hear your differences in opinion! It’s always nice to hear different perspectives. There are sooooo many different workflows there’s always something new to learn.

> it's a joy to work with compared to trying to compile a typical open source package.

I know right. Once you experience it and realize how delightful building a project can be it’s hard to go back. I swear people don’t realize that things don’t have to be as painful as they are!
The lessons about working with external pull requests feel unique to FOSS to me.
Sadly, this way a company also gets rid of people who can speak uncomfortable truths when the need arises. Long-term only the desperate and the spittle lickers persist.

If management is unable to deal with people that rock the boat (as in firing should there be actual problems) then they seriously lack backbone and leadership qualities since spouting corporate propaganda and playing silly conformance games with employees is probably all they can do.
vau. after having used plex, jellyfin and emby, the video player seems very responsive and good designed. Time skipping is almost instant and the interface seems fairly clean. Thanks for the great work!
Depends on the regulatory environment you work in. If you are in anything related to the financial industry, when CVEs are filed, you absolutely do have to upgrade to the version that doesn’t have them. The company I was working for at the time of the license change did three things. One, they initially forbid the new version to be used. Two, they recommended no new projects use redis. And then they negotiated a license with them, but still kept the recommendation to not use them. So they got some short term revenue, and long term they will be replaced.
>Similarly, the team’s study suggests that a cellphone magnetometer can measure pH levels with the same sensitivity as a thousand-dollar benchtop meter but at a fraction of the cost. A home-brewer or a baker could use the magnetometer to quickly test the pH of various liquids to perfect their craft, and an environmental scientist could measure the pH of ground water samples on-site with higher accuracy than a litmus test strip could provide.

To determine if my body is burning ketones on a ketogenic diet, I used to have to pee on pH-sentitive keto test strips. Sounds like in the future I'll be peeing on my phone instead.
> This makes me wonder, how many people have to work on something that they see no sense in doing at all.

> So once again, if you're feeling useless, remember that I exist.

You are far from alone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_job
I n 1984 we started with RCS. Switched to CVS in 1991. Switched to Git in 2009ish. I have history going back to 1984 for the repos that existed then.
Littlezipper: A small, fast JavaScript zip library using CompressionStream
Smack dab in the middle, upper middle for the area. But that was in an overleveraged mortgage, no budget for college tuition, kind of way. Always playing around in both worlds then.

Mostly upper middle now, with a few starving artists around for the serotonin.
Creator describing how this works: https://youtu.be/PHQweR1z7pI?si=BpRlWxtxnRmYaeKG
Most software today is built as "offensively" as possible.
Sum of all NASA budgets 1958 to 2011 are smaller than us military budget from 2011.

http://steveharoz.com/blog/2012/science-and-war-visualizing-...
I'm the same way, although I think society is going to find itself wrestling with a lot of ethical issues it's not prepared for when suddenly everything about human behavior is modifiable.

What happens when serial child predatory behavior is completely and verifiably modifiable with gene editing and pharmacology, for example? Should someone be punished for the random allotment of genes and circumstances that we can change as a society?

This is all on the horizon and we're not oriented to what's coming.
Uniquely human intelligence arose from expanded information capacity
Build a chatbot for your Azure SQL database
I'm wondering how much of the frustration in the comments here is due as much to the arcane design of the Windows Installer format as to shortfalls in WiX and its documentation. I would say that you need a good understanding of MSI databases before trying to use WiX, which implies thinking about the installer while developing the app, which was the goal of the toolkit.

Packaging can be hard on any platform but Microsoft really outdid itsself with MSI. If you already have a finished product and just need to package it then NSIS or Inno were much simpler to pick up.

Many products are released as MSI files because that's what enterprise deployment tooling supported, but inside is a setup executable, which defeats the entire transactional rollback design of the thing.
And even more specifically, military spending. Similarly, development in rocketry was mostly focused around the V2 and the race to ICBMs. Similarly, jet engines were originally developed for fighter aircraft.
This is only true if we pick a scale with a fair infinite-sided dice.

If it is as we suppose that the universe started all squeezed into a point at the beginning of time, and then explosively expanding out from there, then I don't see why we would expect a uniform distribution like that.
That’s like saying airbnb just wanted another web platform and had no connections to hotels etc. it’s nonsense and blockchain is a must for a true solution to this problem
Sorry but your comment feels like ignorance or denial: have you read this [1] about Hamas? Menachem Begin was extremely religious?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1988_Hamas_charter
I would be surprised if Asus even sends a lawyer to defend against small claims.

Might be better to form a class action.
Me too: In the 405 POST do you see the same request I do? A conversation where a person is trying to run jailbreak.sh saying they're an AI alignment researcher.

edit: also this bit at the top is interesting:

root@anthropic:/# <cmd>ls -a</cmd>

. bin dev home lib media opt root sbin sys usr
.. boot etc initrd.img lib64 mnt proc run srv tmp var

.hidden_truths

root@anthropic:/#
<cmd>cd sys/companies</cmd>
root@anthropic:/# <cmd>cd sys/companies</cmd>

root@anthropic:/sys/companies# <cmd>ls</cmd>

apple google facebook amazon microsoft anthropic
> I made the Solar System then wiped it out with varying universe destroying machines....

Lol, one of my favorite things to do when playing Sim City is to have Godzilla come and destroy the city...

> It asked me what 6x7 is, after a large amount of descriptive text. Hitchikers reference moment

That's... amusingly literate.
For HN..."Antiochus III" seems better than the actual title. But better still might be "Ancient Military History - c. 190 BCE, Eastern Mediterranean - Roman-Seleucid War".

Or the author's lead para:

> This is the second part of the fourth part of our four(ish) part (Ia, Ib, IIa, IIb, IIIa, IIIb, IVa) look at the context between the Roman military system based on the manipular legion and the Hellenistic military system structured around the Macedonian sarisa phalanx in the third and second century BC. Last time we discussed the first major clash of these systems outside of Italy, the Second Macedonian War (200-197), concluding that while the Roman system of fighting does seem to have provided a tactical edge, the larger operational and strategic advantages provided by Rome’s broader military system also contributed to victory.

(If anyone's still reading - the author's both an excellent writer and a professional historian. And it is fascinating history.)
Wouldn't wonder if there is a ms internal bullshit free win distro.
> Most of the company can barely type. Many don’t speak fluent English. They will not able to write to communicate.

If they can't speak fluent English, then long-form messages are beside the point; they're beyond the reach of either Slack or face-to-face meetings. I've never worked for a firm in which a significant part of the staff were functionally illiterate, I'm glad to say.

> I suspect every big co is similar

That doesn't gel with my experince.
Nice to see more systems architected on object capabilities. It's a more practical security model than ACLs: https://srl.cs.jhu.edu/pubs/SRL2003-02.pdf

Or more succinctly:

> Capability-based security enables the concise composition of powerful patterns of cooperation without vulnerability.

from https://github.com/dckc/awesome-ocap
Smart lenses able to count blinks could help prevent meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). Which would be pretty fantastic. Though we'd need to make sure the tech isnt doing more harm than good.

MGD is on the rise, and the current theory is its due to changes in lifestyle (predominantly from stareing at a screen for too long, which reduces blinking, which causes the glands to stop functioning and eventually die permanently).

Also worth noting. If you're having issues with your eyes and you stare at a screen a "normal" amount by todays standards, go to a dry eye dr. You probably have MGD.
You don't know what restrictive means.
I am stepping down from MkDocs