skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Systems_Inc.#Corporate_gov...

> As per its Special Security Arrangement, BAE Systems Inc. operates as a semi-autonomous business unit within BAE Systems controlled at a local level by American management. In May 2006 the CEO of BAE Systems described the "firewalled" status of BAE Systems Inc: "The British members of the corporate leadership, me included, get to see the financial results; but many areas of technology, product and programme are not visible to us.... The SSA effectively allows us to operate in the US as an American company, providing the highest levels of assurance and integrity in some of the most sensitive fields of national security provision."
The point of using '#!/usr/bin/env python3' is that you don't have to mess with virtual environments.

Using this exact shebang line signals "This script is intended to be executed directly (not a python module) and it only needs the python3 standard library."
There may be more than want involved. Inflation has not substantially slowed, and if you've got to choose between peacock and eating, well. It seems the corpos have recently, more and more, been complaining about people not "wanting" to pay for their stuff, this probably won't be the last, but they shouldn't be surprised that you can't just indefinitely take without giving something back.

As for me and my house, a Plex server and dollar blurays from Savers let us enjoy actual quality content from before everything was some side's propaganda.
Sorry if I didn't make that clear: I wasn't saying they are methodically equivalent (although there are similarities, e.g., the Dirichlet Process is a distribution over multinomials, which would be one way to formulate a clustering problem) but that the results can be equivalent, as the cited paper shows.
taps the sign https://i.imgur.com/Kzenwwm.png
And the TRS-80 before that.
Write a command using jq which will take the following input and do x, y, and z to it:

$INPUT
"The cloud isn't cheaper than running your own infra, but it's sure as hell cheaper than running your own infra + paying someone to help you run it."

Two different things: 1. infrastructure (computers) and 2. running the infrastructure (running the computers)

Obviously, purchasing computers is more expensive that not purchasing them, i.e., using someone else's computers. The later is known, in marketing terms, as "cloud computing".

The remaining question is whether (a) paying for running own computers is less or more expensive than (b) paying for running someone else's computers, i.e., cloud computing. Or whether the costs are the same.

For some, the fundamental problem posed by "cloud computing" is not the cost. It is the fact that "the cloud" is someone else's computers. Handling data that does not belong to them. In some cases having customers share the same computers with each other.
I don't have an internal monologue, but I do still experience regret; I just experience it as an emotion, not as words. I have thought about what my opponent would do in a game, but I think about it by imagining them doing it, not by verbally describing it.

If I am preparing for some kind of speech or trying to get the phrasing of something just right for an interview, then yes, I do practice saying those words inside my head (or, as often as not, aloud). But it is not exactly an internal monologue because I am not thinking in words; I am just doing memorization work. It's little different from imagining song lyrics in my head, which I can do without really parsing their meaning.

I have never thought something like, "Why did I...?" I have said things like that in order to express the sentiment of self-disappointment to someone else in my company, but it's not a thing I would ever think or say on my own. Internally, my experience is an emotion, not a rhetorical question.
No, I'm not confusing them. At worst I'm using evolutionary epistemology to justify empiricism. And I'm only doing that because I'm presenting an informal argument. I can justify empiricism without resorting to evolution. But invoking evolution has more emotional appeal to entities that have evolved and so presumably don't have to be persuaded of the value of survival.

> Evolutionary epistemology isn’t exclusively empirical.

Neither is empiricism.
Between cable and streaming there was a brief transition period where you could buy most series individually. I really loved that. OTOH those shows were $20-30. I know wait till the show is almost over and then subscribe for a month which is usually even cheaper. The purchase model felt less bullshit though. My only gripe was and still is that the whole season was cheaper than individual episodes and the purchase price of the first 1-2 episodes didn't go against the price of the whole season if you first wanted to try it.
I didn't mean my comment to come across as a criticism (my apologies), just an observation. I would agree that gamification seems to have confined itself to immediate and facile activities.
The person I am responded to specifically said "code":

> Games are individually often close to a hundred gb, and I'd assume the source code has more things

They acknowledge they were mistaken about code size in a sister comment.
If I understand your question correctly, the cell devision figure directly addresses it (the answer is yes).
Yeah, I will talk to a doctor soon.
I think you are right, it does sound like a depression.
Does it support 2FA yet?
Riot Games doesn't commit to Linux support anymore. There used to be ways to play League of Legends on Linux, but that's broken now. The other big broken titles (currently) are Rainbow Six Siege, Destiny 2 and PUBG: https://www.protondb.com/explore?sort=playerCount

That being said, pretty much everything else works fine. Running GTA V Online, Overwatch 2, and the majority of popular Steam games should be as easy as clicking "Play". Do your research before committing to the switch, but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by the game compatibility these days.
> or even 10 million > the founders will be rich

A common misconception that is usually untrue. If you hop on the VC train there are many reasons why founders can get $0. VC gets preferential shares which means that founders (common shares) often get nothing even though the business sold for millions.
Video games subs are the best. This reminds me of the video game magazines from my childhood
Turns out I can't. Must have conflated some information. Sorry.

I'd delete/edit that message but don't know how... Can't see such option next to it. Would it be because I wrote it 2 hours ago and forgot about it?
> true knowledge or justification comes only from sensory experience and empirical evidence

That's a straw man. It's not "only", it's "primarily". Sensory experience is necessary, not sufficient.
Love me or hate me, you gotta love me!

http://sdwr.ca/link/26
> Google has billions of lines of code in one repo.

That repo has over a hundred apps.

> I don’t have hard numbers on file sizes, but a billion bytes is a gigabyte. A billion lines taking tens of gigabytes does not seem unreasonable.

Again, multiple apps/projects. But even so, I said the low GBs was possible and represents an extreme exception. Even with you stretching to find that exception, we're still far away from 450GB as a "normal" amount.

So what is your point? My napkin math was off by a few GB? Congrats, got me.
White doesn't mean anything in Europe. It's very much an American concept that's only valid there. If you subdivide the "white" population in London by their culture, you'll see what I mean.

Of course, if you measure diversity by the color of people's skin, then that's different. Otherwise, London might be the most diverse city on Earth, sharing the number one spot with New York.
It looked interesting because it was going up. The random-walks that trended sideways or downwards did not look interesting.
Ha ha - imagine that the secret of true happiness is something like noticing you got better at something you enjoy. It can't be that simple, right?
Advertising makes up only 9% of Duolingo's revenue and is also usually a small part of the revenue of most mobile games. Mobile games rely on "whales" (people who pay a lot, like a casino) and Duolingo makes almost all of its revenue on subscriptions. Both require sticky retention but advertisers don't drive the business model or executive decisions at these companies.
It's malicious compliance. No judgement afaik says anything about an approval process.
One anoter thing is that as subreddits become more popular, they may attract moderators with different agendas
In America, service uses you!

Seriously though, the best answer is to just stop using it. If a company does not respect your patronage to their platform, yelling at their robot isn't going to make things better for you. More people just have to learn to click the "Log Out" button and quit being an MAU.
I wonder how many of these things have data exports, would be great to get a list of all the URLs. I'd like to peruse them, and save them to archive.org.
I like the spirit but the ugly righteous fervour has me seeking another sign.
I wonder what the endgame is, something like NG Resonance[1]? People no longer sharing their life in FB posts, so we're giving them AI friends to share purchase intents with instead?

[1] https://deusex.fandom.com/wiki/NG_Resonance
If I wanted it spelled correctly I would have run it through the LLM.
Breaking a problem down into smaller problems, solving those that are immediately obvious or known from experience, for harder or new problems: gathering evidence if available, coming up with a hypothesis, testing this against the available evidence, looking for reasons why the hypothesis must be wrong and abandoning it if reasons are found, iterating on the hypothesis until an adequate one is found (adequate being provably correct, or "sounding sensible" based on solutions to similar problems). My 2c is being ok with uncertainty and being wrong, and an awareness of cognitive biases can be helpful.
So far, the biggest contribution to financial markets has been hype and promises. I expect this will eventually dissipate into disappointment for most.
Or with Windows computers?
Datastar v0.12.0 (Htmx+Alpine Alternative)
Since v0.8.0 more users have been hitting the edge cases, which is great news.

Majors changes are..

* More verbose errors [still small](https://bundlephobia.com/package/@sudodevnull/datastar@0.12....) though
* `text/event-stream` relies on a modified version of [Azure's fetch-event-source](https://github.com/Azure/fetch-event-source). They handle errors and chunking better than I was. New version has been tested out to 4 billion fragments rendered on a single page with no errors.
* Actual spellchecking examples and docs
* Brand new getting started guides provided by community, thanks [LiamGaudy](https://github.com/LiamGaudy) and [rphumulock](https://github.com/rphumulock)!
* SSE helpers for Go no longer have external deps
* `data-merge-store` renamed to `data-store based on community feedback`
* More relaxed resolution of store expressions will make it easier to handwrite
* Back-end examples for setting up SSE
* Every github issue has resulting in more examples
* Fetch indicators handle transitions and settling better
* View transitions API integration smaller and simpler to use
* More essays

I think HTMX is wonderful and if you start getting into more complicated UIs where fine-grain signals and a more robust plugin framework makes sense please give it a try!
Best Platform to Launch a Product?
I'm working on a data analysis/acquisition pipeline optimized for big data and want to get 10 users for a low cost paid trial starting in a month. Where is the best place to promote this?
Under development: https://lazyanalysis.com/
> after someone started sending death threats

What strange creatures people are.
I think the key here is major city. I too was aghast by the implication that red light running is a common observation. I live in a well populated suburb with lots of traffic, but not a dense urban area.
You as a user can do that, but as a developer that's not where basically any of the users are. Alternative app stores exist as well, eg F-Droid, but that also misses the vast majority of users.
> which led to the addiction economy...

If people had fulfilling lives, consumed by work, family, community, and culture, there'd be little room for such addiction. The real story is a loss of meaning; it's a crisis of nihilism, more than gamification.
Von Braun designed both the V-2 and the Saturn V.
> Everything Linux can do, I can do in FreeBSD. What features are you missing from FreeBSD?

I've been a FreeBSD user since 4.3.
I've supplied commercial support for FreeBSD and OpenBSD solutions. I've done development for many years using FreeBSD VM's (mostly on windows, because I like properly rendered fonts and a working copy/paste).
Around 6 years ago I just switched to linux as a main system, as I had just switched jobs . Meanwhile, my main desktop and work machine runs linux. Let me give you a list of reasons that are definitely FreeBSD's fault:

- LUKS (multi-key)

- Modern graphical support (sort of just works - I use Xorg);
official nvidia drivers with a 6 year old card

- recent DE (Kubuntu)

- Virtualbox support

- Docker or KVM support

- UTF-8 as a default

- Docker

- Kubernetes

Half of these aren't server requirements - I still run some FreeBSD machines; but any GUI usage is just...crap. For the rest, there isnt an upper leg anymore - linux has Dtrace, pretty stable ZFS, and better scalability on heavily multithreaded/smp applications.

FreeBSD is sill strong on the edge networking, partially because it doesn't have the linux complexity; that will change sooner or later. Sooner, I'd guess.

Unfortunately. I f*** love FreeBSD.
There are plenty of positives for kids with AI bots.

Children often have questions that they are not comfortable talking to their parents about. And their peers can often be more clueless than they are. Or maybe they just want to understand the world they live in with something that is more fun and engaging than reading Wikipedia.

What's harming children right now aren't services like this. It's the peer pressure and unreal expectations being set by social media.
The Design of Everyday APIs
Meatable hosts first cultivated meat tasting session in Europe
Mark Zuckerberg himself appears in the list of direct contributors to Llama 3
> The term "one-day vulnerability" refers to vulnerabilities that have been disclosed but not patched. And by CVE description, the team means a CVE-tagged advisory shared by NIST

I wonder if this whole article was written by an LLM. I've never heard anyone worth listening to use the term 1day. I've always just called them vulnerability. I've actually just recently taken to calling them bugs in normal conversations.

but while I'm ranting, I'm gonna rant about the widening of 0day. it's not synonymous with vulnerability it's when shell code or other POC payload is 'released' as the disclosure. Usually when it's release is immediately following an update. Especially when that update is 'Patch Tuesday.' It also should be scary, "you can make the app exit/crash" doesn't really count, but I'm not usually that pedantic. Meaning, if you disclose something to a vendor, give them 90 days, then publish the CVE but not shellcode, the best you have in a "90day" but even then, no POC exploit, no anything-day.
Yes. Android even had some more fine-grained permissions some years back, but they "simplified" things and made it pretty close to useless.
Nested objects? JSON holds json fine, with arbitrary depth, retaining ability to print pretty and parse. Not sure how that’s going to work with csv
Well in this specific case, the logic I was asking the model to do was. (Highly paraphrased..)

1. Inventory the retrieved items.

2. Determine their relevance.

3. Pick the most relevant or if none of the retrieved items is relevant return an alternative message.

What the model will do is add new items into (1) if none of the retrieved items are relevant. If you add some steps between 1 and 2.. it stops doing that.
I disagree. The world moved to web/mobile app based mail. You’re allowed to not be happy about that (I’m not over the moon about it) but it’s the truth. It wasn’t worth Mozilla funding it.
Lacking newer survey data, it is hard to say. I would totally believe his overall global popularity has fallen since 2019, but unlikely to 1%.

A poll last month in Israel found 44% of Israelis preferred Trump to Biden, versus 30% the other way around. [0] Of course, Israelis have some rather specific reasons for feeling this way, but they may not be the only country for which that is true.

[0] https://www.timesofisrael.com/poll-finds-44-of-israelis-pref...
You actually can side load on your own phone for free with Xcode. I did this about a year ago when I wrote a sound board with Mario sound effects for a board game we were playing. I didn’t buy a developer license to do so, and my phone wasn’t jailbroken.
The level of resources to deliver a feature like this is staggering.

There is no reality in which Musk and the SLT are not personally aware of this.

And these features are all just about getting regular feedback to improve the model for future use cases.
I love and grew up with paper books too. I have so many that I’m running out of places to keep them around my house.

I also read several books at the same time and carrying one Kindle is easier than carrying around a stack of books.
Todays derivatives and their pricing are based on the premise that stock prices can not be predicted and behave like a Brownian motion system. If you take real time data from any stock and calculate in order how many times a stock went up in a row or down in a row you end up almost perfectly with a natural probability distribution. HFT's are involved in market making and arbitrage both of which already involves high speed, the later much more, and earning minuscule profits. There are ghost patterns who can be mined for a certain period of time but they are not solely calculated based on trading time series. They involve complex proprietary calculations, some machine learning and relationships between stocks. There is no pattern in the flow how a particular stock is trading.

Also from a long-term view its very questionable. How should a model be able to predict that in the middle of a high interest environment, a tech bubble burst and a dumping stock market in general, a new platform called Chat-GPT gets launched that basically carries the whole world's stock market to new heights which causes among other things retail investors to liquidate bonds and other high interest environment assets and flood it into the stock market. It is more than completely of the text-book. That can not be predicted. The million dollar spending guy is at the end the same way off as the guy who simply employs a 100 python line trend-following strategy.
No, githubusercontent.com is used for image uploads, but file attachments have always been on github.com under the repo path. I recall using this as a makeshift distribution mechanism years ago, I was surprised and already thought about the security implications back then, so this abuse can’t possibly be new.
It would be good to make Thunderbird a proper competitor to Gnome's Evolution when it comes to EWS.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamification has citations for that word and trend as early as 2013.
https://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?d=922884682687&w=eia4VQ52pmC...
"only two cases" from the same hunters lodge is significant enough to warrant suspicion inuo the deer/human prion pathway. Two cases in the same location like that is actually significant. One case matters. Two really matter. Three and it's pretty serious.
>who do not also enjoy engaging in philosophical debates.

Philosophical debates as in talking with other random people about philosophy? Sure, I'm sure most people who have read these books enjoy that. But that's not doing philosophy---such conversations are usually going to be riddled with errors and just not up to par for academic philosophical discussion.

I think we've gone so far down the rabbit hole about why the discipline of philosophy isn't justified that I've nearly forgotten why this current discussion is that relevant. Plenty of people enjoy philosophy, and it's something that humans have been discussing in a rigorous way for thousands of years. Somehow this isn't good enough? I really just don't see why music somehow meets the bar as being enjoyable enough for enough people, but philosophy doesn't. You don't have to be a musician to enjoy musician, and you don't have to be a philosopher to enjoy philosophy. "Oh, well, the people who do enjoy philosophy probably enjoy philosophical debates, so they're basically philosophers!" I mean, isn't this like me saying, "The people who enjoy music probably enjoy humming or singing tunes, so they're basically musicians!" The distinction seems to be getting continually more and more contrived.
Arguments to the effect that TikTok gives the Chinese government direct control over the minds of millions of Americans and that they plan to use it to corrupt and destroy America seem far more slippery and fallacious to me.

No one cared about any of this until recently. I remember when the consensus on HN was that TikTok was a quirky platform that reminded people of the authenticity and creativity of the old web. Now all of a sudden people are talking about TikTok with the dreadful hyperbole they might use for nuclear bombs or chemical weapons.

My instinct is to assume I'm being manipulated, and not by the red menace everyone tells me to fear.
You have to take the deers head to a lab. The university where I live will test it for free.
I fear that there’s no disagreement we are going to reach on this particular front, because I feel that Apple’s actions are anti-competitive.
surprise! your software is not what you are selling -- it is the service. hardware and any support/operations salary are probably your biggest monthly costs. margins are likely very thin, which is why lots of companies lose money while they look for funding to scale. it is hard to make a profit with small SaaS.
> I guess I’d prefer that over some kind of government enforced control.

You know what the "government enforced control" is? Choice. Literally, the so called "government enforced control" is giving you the choice of doing the exact same thing you did before or, if you'd like, something different.

Telling people to "just use android then" will be fine when apple destructs the walls of its walled garden.
I want to see the jailbreak make the model do something actually bad before I care. Generating a list of generic points about how to poison someone (see the article) that are basically just a wordy rephrasing of the question doesn't count. I'd like to see evidence of a real threat.
Fine, fine, replace only with primarily, and reread the comment, that's not a crucial point.
I've heard the trend is going the opposite direction - companies are using LLMs to write code, and the resulting code has terrible security properties because the LLM knows nothing about tracing every possible code path and a lot about what code other developers would write to solve a problem.

One of my teammates introduced a NPE into prod the other day through LLM-suggested code. The LLM suggested a construct that is safe to use everywhere other than initialization, but did so in a method called during initialization, when one of its dependent variables would be null. Was syntactically valid and looked correct, so both the author and reviewer figured it was fine, but crashed real devices. The fact that a "corp-blessed" LLM suggested it also gave a false sense of security, while really the LLM's level of actual understanding is worse than a college student's.
Any different rendering on Edge?
Snapchat beat them to it. Snapchat's "My AI" bot is pinned to the top of your friends list and cannot be unpinned unless you pay for Snapchat+.
What next, going toe to toe with us on bird law?