skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> My style is unique.

"You're unique, just like everybody else."

It doesn't matter if the thing is using your exact style or one which is enough of a substitute for it that the difference isn't going to make up the difference between your $50 fee and the $0.01 in electricity it takes to have the AI do it.

> Besides, if they were using the content without my permission I should be allowed to seek costs for such.

On what basis? How is it different than someone teaching their students your style, so the students can make their own original works in the same style? It's directly analogous to classroom use, which is an explicit example of fair use from the copyright statute.
The problem with those is that they only work if they are wrapped around a live wire, not live and neutral. So unless you have exposed L/N wires in your cable, it's not going to work at all.
Well, yes actually.

Except unfortunatly, I think I'm right.
You're misusing that fallacy here, but I don't fault you, because my point is subtle. My claim isn't that their point is invalid because they're hypocritical about native american history, my claim is that their gauge of evil is miscalibrated, because only a certain perspective of history is amplified to this degree, minus the historical context that puts it on par with the times.
Interesting! I remember seeing that field in the profile options and not knowing what it was for. And I’ve also not seen any comments by others being displayed as [delayed] yet. But if I do see one, now I’ll know why :D
I came to the conclusion that your approach was not worth it, and I seriously considered it, what with all of the media converters needed for devices without pcie slots and such.

Having attic access and stud construction, I just ran a bundle of copper up to the attic through a perfectly-sized void space next to the stairs, fanned it out, and then drilled down through the top plate of the walls of each room and fed copper down into the wall. A drywall saw, a hooked stick to fish it out, a couple of old-work brackets, keystone jacks and nice faceplates later I now have at least 4x RJ-45 jacks in every room that anything with an ethernet jack can plug directly into.

Everything goes to two patch panels with a wall mounted 48-port PoE switch and 8-port 10-gig switch. With the swap of a jumper I can have 10-gig to any room so my NAS can sit in the cool basement and I can read my linux isos at 10-gig in my home office upstairs.

Ancient Chinese secret that the networking snobs won't ever utter: cat-5e is PERFECTLY CAPABLE OF ROCK-SOLID RELIABLE LINE RATE 10-GIG at normal single-family home run distances. Aquantia, Intel, it doesn't matter. It works. Sorry if you live in a mansion.
I'm only seeing the errata for the B1 stepping there, not the B0 stepping that are those "QS".
I watched the delivery guys install the machine. They brought it into the laundry room, took the packaging off, hooked up the flexible ventilation duct, and plugged it in. They didn’t do any wiring.

I’m in Canada (as I said at the top of this thread). Are you in the US? Perhaps it’s different there.
Do not take me wrong but... In PRACTICAL terms: obsolete tech, 99% of IT-related tech in manufacturing industry came from another era, something might be neat and still relevant today, but most is crap.

In theoretical terms, we are approaching the third revolution:

- the first was the factory, meaning series production

- the second was CNC, or subtractive manufacturing with generic machines able to produce generic parts

- the current, still in pioneering phase is additive manufacturing, aka 3D printing

Aside many new experiments. But that's a niche, the real world is mostly simply obsolete tech, badly kept up with strange and undocumented hacks. The part you describe (IM, PLM, ...) are not really manufacturing, just common tools from pure IT migrated elsewhere, in software we have SCMs, CI, CD, ..., in manufacturing they are named PLMs but they are just different software doing the same things. Since "programming languages" used in mechanical industry instead of languages with a VM or a compiler or an interpreter are CAD/CAE/CAM suite their SCM/PLM tend to be one of the three giant suite, Catia (Dassault/IBM), Creo (former Pro-Engineer) and NX (Siemens or someone else, I do not know actual situation, in the past was Unigraphics). Other industries are still on 2D solutions. Rarely some industries use different "less omnicomprehensive" suites. You can learn something from some published courses but most training material is on sale, not freely available, because well... Anything is a product in industryland...

Anyway at this level Catia and surrounding are definitively the most feature rich and advanced, NX is and Creo are far more limited, they have a bit of PLM and simulation but they are not meant to be "an anything tool", Dassault try even to allow modeling the Earth in their suite. Beside that any company have choose a genital lace to one of the relevant "software partner" and essentially they are tied to it like on the business side they are tied to an ERP.
Brute-force says the hardest puzzle for n=6 is [1,6,3] with a minimum of 14 moves.

And for n=7 it's [5,4,1,2,7] with a minimum of 26 moves.
There's nothing particularly stopping you implementing at least most of that in software if you want. Stick a suitably-programmable switch in and you could do the rest too.
There was a previous one removed a few months ago for malware called HBO Max Watch Party. Was that it? If you have a specific extension id I can file a bug on your behalf.

And after reading about the situation internally, I can confirm there are dozens of people working on this problem, and that you have no idea what you're talking about. So please try to be a bit more humble.
Definitely, particularly Indian citizens because of the awful waits here to get a green card and because of the good opportunities and elsewhere to build a business.
> The applicants, if all seen together, can be ranked from best to worst unambiguously.

Sounds to me like the actual objective is to hire the hottest-looking secretary.
My Tennessee county is considering doing this (banning new Short Term Vacation Rentals), next week, unless the property is zoned commercial. I wish my entire state would also ban them all (even retroactively)!

Could not be more supportive, as I moved from a previous neighborhood where all but three of the houses on my street were STVR's (e.g. AirBnB). My previous home was just recently (and illegally!) converted into yet another AirBnB!
Spiderman was released 1962. Copyright runs out in 2057.

What you could do is what some of of the original comic book creators did when they ripped off each others work (Doom Patrol/Xmen, Quicksilver/Flash, etc.) - create an alternative version that was close the original but was different enough that it wasn't a straight up copy. So it wouldn't be Spiderman, but Venom or something, and the suit wouldn't be red/blue but like maybe purple/green or something.
You think of it in terms of inequality, which is one perspective. However, if seen from the perspective of the best behaved students, the ones who want a positive learning environment that will maximize their talents and success, this situation seems greatly preferable to the alternative, which is a sprinkling of problematic students disrupting the learning equally in all classrooms and making overall outcomes more mediocre. This is Ontario's public school system lately, in a nutshell.
MS is sunsetting Visual Studio for Apple users in August and encouraging users to move over to VS Code.
Seems like the factory wasn't even complete yet, so access to clean / deal with it should have been maybe a little easier at that point rather than later.

Good opportunity get to every nook and cranny and etc.
TLDR: Kagi should rebrand as `Trust me, bro`
These clamp on systems may not work too well on North American 240V circuits like a dryer since the emf will cancel, no? You have two 120V feeds exactly 180 degrees out of phase with eachother. Unless you unravel the wires a bit and just clamp a single conductor.

Or maybe I have this all wrong.
Think your response is similarly all over the place.

"Despite months of worker concerns, managers waited until early February to take basic precautions against the mold"

Doesn't this indicate that the union was raising concerns and needed to push for action?

Mold is no joke. I knew a guy that died after working in moldy conditions. He was old, and pneumonia.
That still would cross the line even if that wasn't your plan when you entered.
It's worth noting that this isn't unique to Europe. There's a garden industry of minimizing the $s needed to get an EB-5 greencard. It originally required a "Plan to create or preserve 10 permanent full-time jobs for qualified U.S. workers" but you can usually get by with a $500k investment in a winery.

[0] https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/permanent...
[1] https://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/fullpage/500000-green-card-...
Catch 22? Let the robots scrape cause you want to be indexed, but at the same time, you don’t want to give the data scraped away for free.

I mean realistically, shouldn’t the news outlets just not let those articles be scraped and be done with this debate?
Why is everyone super interested in moving people from another country to the United States for work? It feels like in the Software world you should be able to work anywhere where there is internet. What advantages are there for someone to get a visa, and move to the United States aside from advantages to the company?

(Full disclosure, my mom is an immigrant, moving to the US obviously made sense at the time.)
If bad architecture makes the system fall over, that's a bug. It's not black and white.
I'm sorry, but the author sounds, unhinged?
So if a person advocates (for example) murder on an American site, this is fine until the police say it isn't? That is not a standard that 99% of the internet follows, and for good reasons.

The US legal system is 100% wholly incapable of keeping up with the pace of internet content for this sort of thing, so embracing the spirit of the laws on speech and applying them within user-content-based-sites is an appropriate minimum.

Even Musk who wanted to turn Twitter into a site dedicated to free speech specifically said he wanted to focus primarily on moderating content based on US laws (something that he has apparently walked back since then since Twitter still aggressively moderates legal content).
Thank you for your sarcastic comment.
"One person doesn't care, therefore nobody cares"
No, my complaint is the pervasive anti-American history. People get actually upset if you notice it and mention it. As if the default behavior should be to cheerfully self-flagellate for American history.
reminds me of fuckitdb https://pypi.org/project/fuckitdb/
Oooo, got a link to one of these fabric boards? I've been playing with stupid PCIe tricks but that's a new one on me.
Well, at least where I live, property taxes are capped once you hit 65, as long as you stay in one place. I'm a LONG way from 65, though (fortunately).
It might prove more challenging than one might expect, because the Classic clients are actually modern WoW clients patched to behave like the originals. Blizzard apparently evaluated using the original clients, but found that differences in server architecture and lack of security patches made that impractical.
What is a six-way system?
I thought this was illegal? I tried using a private server Summer 2012 and it was shutdown by the end of the summer.
It Takes a Village to Write a Book (2018)
The GDPR's scope is defined as:

"This Regulation applies to the processing of personal data wholly or partly by automated means and to the processing other than by automated means of personal data which form part of a filing system or are intended to form part of a filing system."

A name or email in Kagi's database is very clearly subject to GDPR. A note on your desk may not be; not because the name isn't PII, but because not all PII is in a protected context.

You're incorrectly mixing up "it's not PII" with "it's not subject to GDPR". It's still PII even if you're not legally required to protect it in a specific scenario; I can, for example, tell random people about my wife's very unique medical conditions, but her hospital cannot.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2023/html/ecb.sp230...

> First, we are seeing profound changes in the labour market and the nature of work.

> Labour markets are historically tight across advanced economies – and not only due to strong labour demand after the pandemic. In some economies, workers who left the labour force have not fully returned, be it due to sickness or changing preferences. In others, like the euro area, employment is at record highs, but people are working fewer hours on average.
Yeah once I get to the point you're describing I will think about rules and details again. And I will keep your blog post handy. I just think I've just been optimizing prematurely. I have to get a sense of the failure modes before I start making too many rules. I end up spending energy on the wrong thing and get frustrated when it doesn't work anyway. I'm also doing something much simpler than you guys. Good lord, laser distance meters!? I'll be happy to number the houses in town and add all the restaurants and stuff for now :-)

BTW I'm also not just targeting newcomers, I'm also trying to gather a community among the existing local editors. It's just something I enjoy doing and it would be fun to do with more people.

As for the low numbers of newcomers - I could reach out more. There's a local tech scene slowly coalescing in my area. Once I have regular mapping meetups I'll be able to invite people at the wider tech meetups here with more confidence. (For existing editors, I should spend more time combing local edits, that's worked so far)
Seems unnecessary to jump on the guy for his word choice. It's easy to do and it makes you look good when you can give a little speech correcting him. But I don't think it really helps anybody. It seems more like a flex of your education and vocabulary than anything else.
I recently read "The Once and Future World; Nature As It Was, As It Is, As It Could Be" and basically everything think as nature is an illusion.

We humans have decimated every species on the planet. The planet used to be teaming with wildlife, now its mostly empty and quiet except for the humans.
Maybe if your newsletter gets billions of subscribers and you’re making stacks from it, according to news outlets, yes
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I'm sure this was a serious message, and hope it gets answered, but it really made me laugh out loud. Reminded me of the "I know the feel/I feel you" meme.
Of course the details matter but his time in the U.S. as a good citizen, his parents' presence here, and the situation in the Congo all should help him and a supportive letter from you also should help. But it's really impossible for me to comment because I don't know what his lawyer is or will be arguing.
> person gets crashed into and injured, then a poorly timed market crash eliminates 70% of their savings driving them into bankruptcy

I think you need to collide your imagination with reality by asking whether majority of the recipients of this subsidy ended up there due to these terrible situations outside their control similar to what you suggest.

The crash, injury, market crash are all events that have happened to everyone and sure, it does affect a few people worse than others, but, for the problem at hand, are those the root cause, or something else entirely?

and should society as a whole ensure people have the training and skills to be more resilient to impacts from crashes, injuries, market crashes?

Extrapolating exceptional situations and weaving them into a story that feels good and fits an evil narrative that will have a terrible impact on future generations to come isn't a step in the right direction.

This is a political trick that exploits people in bad situations and does nothing to ensure that future generations don't end up in similar bad situations.
Ask HN: What programming jobs are least likely to be disrupted by AI?
There are now prominent people in tech suggesting our next generation shouldn't learn coding because that'll be done by AI. What programming jobs do you expect will be less affected?
The key line IMO:

Tretten Bridge was designed while building regulations in Norway were in transition from a national system to European codes.
Provisions for this transitional period enabled the project to follow the older national standards, which unlike the Eurocodes did not account for block shear failure.
A 25,600 mAh is a pretty big battery. It’s more than 5 iPhone Max batteries. This thing should be able to run for days.
Reruns of It & Sesame Street was broadcast on the Public TV Channel, in the early '00s. In the Anglophone African country I was currently residing in at the time.
I get an error on Chrome as well.

From what I see, the Common Name for the cert at https://zerosheets.com is `*.ip-66-228-52-143.cloudezapp.io` rather than zerorsheets.com. It's issued by Let's Encrypt. www.zerosheets.com is issued by Amazon. Hope that helps.
That's pretty nice setup.

I would have done that if it were possible.

Sadly with a reinforced concrete and brick house I couldn't pull cables other then replacing existing ones in existing channels. (I really don't want to drill additional holes in floors and walls in concrete)

Stud constructions aren't that common in europe.

One limitation you have that fiber does not is running cables outdoors or running next to power cables used by solar panels.

Another limitation is media converter needed from ISP that you can optimize out :)

One advantage for your approach is much lower cost.
For the UK folks I've bought some pre-flashes plugs from https://www.mylocalbytes.com/ and been happy.
...why not? The article seems to clearly imply it to my eye.
Seriously. There's a reason US has military bases on islands down the whole east coast of China.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I fully agree re: the importance of art and the absurdity of the concept which, I hope it's clear, is embedded in the spirit of this project.

On the topic of the performance and worries that something is not working: the real-time generation is currently bottlenecked by the GPU used for this project. We try to approximate human reading speed for the recorded sessions (which you can find in the archive).
> "medieval hazards" I don't even know what that means but mold is a thing in the modern area too.

A definition from google "medieval" -> primitive or very old fashioned. The implication is that those running the operation have an old or primitive mindset or safety standards.
So only the wealthy get to receive higher education. Good one! I know this is HN but this take goes beyond the typical level of unhinged. Honestly it seems like straight up trolling.

Someone who received public loans to attend university and who spent 10, 20, or 25 years paying them off at which point the rest was cancelled isn't really irresponsible.
You can now group PRs with Dependabot (https://github.blog/2023-08-24-a-faster-way-to-manage-versio...) although it's not quite as powerful as Renovate's functionality
I can only recommend visiting any industrial trade shows. New and upcoming products and services will be shown there in plenty. Skip the sales people there and ask for an engineer. They are normally happy to talk to you openly and answer any question.
I know this might be the solution involving the most work (and cost) on your part but it’s also one of the fastest ways to build your network in this space.
Be aware that a book like this is selling you something. It's biased. It's going to paint a one-sided picture that best supports its case.
The front-end component with over 400 Excel-like implemented formulas
Citation? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
Love the idea. You might want to consider adding a profanity filter. joder -> to fuck just popped up for me, and if I put this on my work computer, which I would like to, I'd have to turn it off before screen sharing.
Weird, someone said something about that earlier today but then it got restored and now it's gone again?
I mean, it's not rocket science how it happened. Here's a short PSA from 1946 that breaks it down:

https://archive.org/details/Despotis1946
> The problem with your plan is that it essentially grants the ability to determine which people get to immigrate to the admissions committee of private colleges.

Who said anything about "admissions committee of private colleges"? 99% of the immigrant college grads I've known went to public colleges, most of which were not particularly selective.

And even if "admissions committee of private colleges" were given that exclusive power, that sounds a lot better to me than the mindless operation of an unjust lottery.

IMHO, all OPT visa holders should be given first dibs on H1-Bs, in front of the likes of HCL and Google bringing new people in.
Think Slow
How to Make Friends with Someone Who Has Autism
I think therefore I am, but does AI think?