skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Enums produce values. Tag-only unions 'produce' types (without values).

Realistically, there isn't a whole lot of practical difference. They were both created to try and solve much the same problem. As before, I posit that there is no need for a language to have both. You can do math on enum values, but that is of dubious benefit. In theory, tag-only unions provide type safety, whereas enums are just values so there is no inherit safety... But, as you probably immediately recognized a few comments back, with some static analysis you can take the greater view,

type E int
const (
A E = iota
B
C
)

and invent something that is just as useful as proper type safety. All the information you need is there. So, in reality, that need not even be significant.

But, technically there is a difference. Values and types are not the same thing.
This. I would be much more inclined to use Reddit if they would hire professional moderators, and were all required to stand by a certain code of ethics and conduct. Right now every sub Reddit is just someone's little fiefdom to play with, and power trip.
The challenge with making statements like this is you're making them against not only the person who made the decisions, but also the person who holds 100% of the facts, and will openly share them.

So lets talk about the facts, because the paint a pretty clear narrative, rather tha one that people would prefer to believe.

1. I built most of Sentry (back then), and while we had a few contributions here and there, it was almost exclusively my time, or future employees times. So no community contribution concerns.

2. We relicensed because of a new threat, not one that existed 16 years ago when I started the project. That threat was GitLab, who was openly trying to commercialize Sentry. They never once contributed to the project, nor did they want to contribute back as part of that strategy. I know this to be true because I asked them to.

3. We built the FSL because the BUSL did not create a strong enough conviction to our values - of which we repeatedly have put words into action on. We wanted to cement those values, and make it easier for people who had our same concerns, but also wanted to create more open source, to be able to achieve that _without_ undue risk or legal fees.

There is a huge difference in the way Sentry operates, and the way some of these other organizations have chosen to relicense (or in some cases, legitimately rug pull).

So you can say what you will, but we've always been straight forward with our beliefs, and talk about these things publicly all the time. I'm not here to convince you of changing your beliefs, but I will never sit idly when people spread false information, especially about us.

https://cra.mr/the-busl-factor

https://cra.mr/open-source-and-a-healthy-dose-of-capitalism
Reminds me of the Chinese social credit system. Having an opinion is terrible, talking with someone who has an opinion is arguably worse! That is how the disease spreads! The signal is that you should cover your ears and run away.
Lot of start-up growth is build on burning money on advertising or even something like b2c models...
Hmmmmmm which three letter agency is this ?
Don’t forget companies, PR agencies and government actors.

Israeli and Russian governments have unquestionably had influence over certain subreddits. Worldnews for the former.
> I'd expect an LLM to generate an approximation similar to a human

why on earth would you expect that?
My wishlist for a service like this:

- Let me select a streaming service and get an A-Z listing of all available titles

- Show me if shows are censored/modified in any way or missing episodes

- Show me if shows are included with the price of subscription or if you have to pay more on top of what you're already paying (a huge problem with amazon)

- Work without JS enabled
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My college's yield increased every year I was there, we got "the largest freshman class historically" four years in a row, even with their efforts to account for the new higher yield.

It's hard to accept the right number of applicants when yield isn't exactly linear year to year
> People aren't born like this, and a solution of "wait for them to die" seems neither effective nor humane.

Fair enough, but giving other people's money to government entities who have been failing to deliver on these issues since before I was born does not seem like an effective solution either.
Please don't take medical advice from HN. Going off tons of meds cold turkey is the worst advice I've ever heard. Especially SSRIs. Talk to your doctor, and ask about getting off the meds if they aren't working for you.
> You accuse a conquered people of appropriating language

Not accusing anyone

The indigenous Australians have different names for themselves than "aboriginal", which is a generic term

Australians did not bother with them (in many ways) and use a Latin origin word

I do not think this is an issue, but hearing from an indigenous Australian would be useful if it were an issue
PSA to anyone making a public SSH service: List the fingerprint, not the host key, thanks. (Or better yet list both!)
Doesn’t the birth death ratio in Japan make this easier to solve? Housing is constantly being freed up by deaths, but apparently not conserved by the government or non profit to house those without housing.
The amendment that ended slavery was careful to carve out an exemption for enslaving prisoners. We have and private and public prisons who rent prisoners to private businesses wherein the companies pay nothing or a token amount to the prisoners themselves and the lions share of the remunerations to the prisoners owners. We still have slavery as it would have been understood to exist for thousands of years.
And if we would speak about desktop app - how does that fill? Some app that living in your tray area?
Cool stuff, only feedback I have is that it could be a bit clearer on the homepage what your product does - I only found out when playing around (I didn't read your post before trying). Maybe make it clear what it does before letting people play with it so have the test box in a 2 column layout or perhaps later on down the page? I didn't expect there was any other content/scroll on the homepage when I first landed on it.
"No CGI" is just Invisible CGI [video]
Invariably, I end up using _at least_ 3.2 gallons as it takes multiple flushes to finish the job.
In the US the government can secretly spy on your data by jumping through various legal hoops. In China the government gets such data as a matter of routine.
hey! i'm one of the people who worked on this, we actually launched a few days ago and sold out quite quickly - we'll remove the email capture so you can poke around

we'll be back in a few weeks with proper inventory and fulfillment

we'll also be opensourcing the project and i can answer any questions people have about this
They at least used to build houses that they expect to get destroyed by natural disasters
> > Is there something naughty about washing feet?

> "It's complicated." - Quentin Tarantino.

"Indeed." - Dan Schneider
Maybe something simpler, like a haar wavelet, would also work? Or DFT using Görtzel?
> Any open forum that is private and profit-focused is eventually going to destroy itself. Reddit is not an exception.

Facebook is still around.

If we count the date commercial dial-up was first available (1992) to the Facebook launch date (2004), Facebook has been around for the majority of most people's internet experience.

I think you have the wrong mental model of this. Rather, when a community wins and reaches steady state, it becomes entrenched and almost impossible to dislodge.

Google+ tried to suck the air out of the room for Facebook and it failed.
Anyone who sends them money is a fool and a coward. You made your bed, lie in it. Paying them won't make it go away. If this happens it is time to come clean with your spouse and tell the extortionist to piss off.
There are a number of browser extensions that break that.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/extensions-to-transform-your-r...
> What parent is going to sit there and watch the chaos and violence on those campuses and think "thats where I should send my kids"

Because there's no better signal to potential employers for recent college graduates?

The media ignores them, but there's tons of protests at state schools as well. Guess you could send your kids to some religious university I suppose.
10x > 100x > Exceptional > supernova
Something's Rotten in the State of Washington
For a time the "Adam and Eve" twist ending was actually overused in many science fiction stories so much so that it is now pejoratively discussed in books on writing [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaggy_God_story
>Who even watches this fake-everything crap?

the reason it works is precisely because it's not fake everything. A lot of these influencers are content creators who have built genuine followings, and are outside of their sponsor and brand deals significantly more personable than your average TV figure.

That's why a lot of these people can command such high prices per user. I know a few people in the streamer space and they can usually charge about 1$/viewer/hour for sponsored content. So a streamer with 10k viewers can make 20k just playing a sponsored game for two hours. The audiences are incredibly invested because it's people they've been following for years.
But, you could also not pay the money AND have the pizzas.
> The last thing I want (and most others should want) is a world where only Apple and Google are the only ones hosting mobile AI products.

I think the thing people should want is on-device AI.

Because I honestly don't see the advantage in terms of privacy or performance to have Rabbit R1 proxy my requests to chatgpt or other cloud LLMs... At that point I might as well use Google AI or Apple AI instead of adding 2+ parties to my private AI use.
I don't blame scifi, after all it is just fiction. However, I think the blame could go to poor education and being able to know the difference.
Looks like they're sold out now.

The "enter your email for restock updates" part of the screen showed up as white-on-white on my light-mode-by-default Gnome Terminal on my first try and so I was slightly confused; sshing from `uxterm` worked fine though.
This feels like a market opportunity: an online dating website that extensively confirms that you are a real person, somehow. I would happily pay for that. With gen AI images getting really good, it feels like we're only a few months to years away from being incapable of telling these profiles apart. For now, you can still spot them.

How you would kickstart this high-security two sided marketplace is anybody's guess though, not sure there would be enough interest.

I have had to give up on Tinder which at least in my city has become entirely overrun by fake extortion or pig butchering profiles. Bumble is half-way there. Hinge is somehow resisting for now, but I've successfully reported really high quality fake accounts even on there.

I miss the early days of app-based dating apps when so much of your time wasn't wasted on bots.
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The real estate would still be worth quite a bit, so even in the worst case they will just move on to be literal real estate holding companies.
The last EV I drove was a Renault Zoe, as they're available for hire from the street with an app.

It is a normal, small, city car. Windscreen wipers on the usual stalks, knobs and buttons for climate control, etc. In part because it lacks some electronic safety features (lane-departure warning, automatic emergency braking) it has a very poor safety rating.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Zoe
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I'm a generalist game developer with over twenty years experience, leading teams for the last ten. Most recently I was the first employee at ControlZee making dot big bang (see the HN reaction here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37797606) a web-based UGC platform. I grew a developer relations/internal gamedev team to six members. I enjoy leading teams whilst maintaining hands-on time building.

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Features I would like: a country filter and a way to select which streaming services I have access to. And if I search for something show that it is not available with my filters.
Oh I can totally see that. I think when I was growing up it was musicians and other celebrities that drove teenage fashions. Most people hopefully grow out of it eventually - maybe after they get burned a few times by bad purchases.
Are win10 keys on Amazon legitimate, and how would I tell?
I would love to know about any other device that ticks the boxes the OP-1 does:

* Battery powered
* Easily backpack portable

* Standalone DAW

* Piano layout

* Physical knobs and keys

* Sequencer

* Screen (and accompanying UI) large enough to not feel incredibly cramped

That's plenty of stuff that beats the OP-1 on plenty of these, but there just isn't much out there that hits all of them at once.
True, but becoming less common as build quality increases. Setting aside woo-woo explanations (e.g. "people are afraid of ghosts"), the primary driver of this phenomenon was/is that older construction isn't up to code, and costs more to bring up to code than to knock down and rebuild.

Houses with more intrinsic value -- for example, traditional timber-frame homes, or machiya in Kyoto -- have more interest for remodelers, even today.
Thank you. I clicked the link (expecting it to be related to the movies) and couldn't figure out what I was looking at based on the linked page.
X for me takes the crown these days.

Dominated by crypto grifters, Musk sycophants and engagement farmers.

At least Reddit isolated those to certain subreddits.
The authenticity of host 'terminal.shop (172.65.113.113)' can't be established.
ED25519 key fingerprint is SHA256:TMZnO7N8mmR/Pap3urU2P4uBNuhxuWtDUak0g9gyZ8s

That's a bit different than the key listed
Brand24
Ah yeah that's right, thanks!
sure, but can I sudo a sandwich ?
There’s always risk exchanging money and information with a merchant regardless of where and how the transaction takes place. And SSH is a fairly unconventional way to run a business so that’s a point in favor of extra caution. That said, tit is pretty unlikely to be a scam. Two of the team members are theprimeagen and teej_dv; both longtime twitch/youtube streamers: with a reasonable following: one of whom is a core neovim maintainer. They streamed the development of most of this live on twitch. They have a reputation to uphold and a track record of other publicly facing work to help support the legitimacy of this venture. Sadly, the VOD requires a subscription and the source isn’t available (though they said they plan to open source it) so there’s not much to fall back on other than hearsay until the orders start arriving or the code gets posted.
The Everquests certainly seem dated today, but for their time, they were pretty neat! The gameplay was simple (especially by today's standards), but it was a pretty unforgiving game that required a lot of teamwork. It was the social aspect that kept most people playing, I think, especially in guilds.

I remember a lot of the playerbase kept asking for significant changes to make the game less grindy and hardcore, but the main game designer would always push back and reiterate The Vision™ (in their words) and stick to their plans. Not only did they not ask for feedback, they would actively fight back against it and reinforce their stance. Well, they must've done something right... 25 years later, EQ is still alive, celebrating its anniversary, and making new expansions (after several sets of publisher/developer changes, though).

If not for EQ, we wouldn't have had World of Warcraft and all the other MMOs. But today's MMOs have all become basically "massively singleplayer" in that grouping is rare outside of guilds and limited end-game raids, with bots and boosters of various sorts taking the place of what used to require multiple real people (AI really IS ruining everything!)

The social aspect has been heavily deemphasized nowadays (Diablo and Destiny don't even have global chats anymore) and you mostly just see the ghosts of people doing their own things with no real need to interact with them anymore. Too bad =/

Showing off /pizza or other fun commands (emotes, music, crafting, etc.) was a big part of the old-school experience. These days there are still some semi-social MMOs (New World has an awesome group music jamming system, where multiple people can get together and jam like Rock Band/Guitar Hero: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggWZJNnaLNU)... but sadly no more in-game pizza that I know of.

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If anyone's looking for an old-school MMO in the style of EQ, Project Gorgon is an indie MMO made by (I believe) a mom-and-pop dev team: https://store.steampowered.com/app/342940/Project_Gorgon/
Access the "comments" section on their profile. They've been posting this same comment on HN jobs since January and there are lots of people there replying they didn't get any response.[1]

Their posts are bot-generated and the jobs are fake.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=kollmar28
The only violence I've seen was committed by police. Besides, these universities have single-digit acceptance rates. They could lose half their applicants and still fill their seats no problem.
I don't think those who're actively trying to cheat are doing a lot of thinking, their libido is doing the driving and the brain is just the passenger.
there isnt any way i would submit anything to this company after reading their privacy policy. going to use my content in perpetuity? like what? my invoices, my clients? my name? every single thing that has to do with my freelance business AND my invoices is pretty personal. no thanks. ill self host invoice ninja. easy peasy.
Made the same mistake
Geez, all 3 major mobile phone providers have had a data breach fairly recently.

T-Mobile (2021), AT&T (2024), Verizon (2024)
In my engineering days, I'd agree with this. IF we have spent a good amount of time talking and IF there is an affirmation of "we WILL review this code with you" (not just "if we like what we see, then we'll talk"), then I'd -consider- it.

If your idea of hiring is to spam me after I apply in Workday with a multi hour coding project to see if I merit the time speaking to even a recruiter, no, that job app is going in my circular file.
It's more prevalent now because toxic social networks have eaten away at our collective civility (see meta-example below), and also, the contradictions of capitalism* are more apparent and requires ever-growing amounts of justification. See, growth is good!

(*To anyone who wants to reply with big akschually energy, call it crony capitalism or captured capitalism or financialization or whatever the fuck you want, I'm not having this stupid argument because it's quibbling over a technicality.)
Only fly Boeing if you have a death wish
I have wondered about this. Would anyone feel differently — or should the law apply differently — to a system that enables remote workers to watch a video feed and write down all of the license plate numbers they see?
> those schools you mentioned might not have contracts with the Israeli government which is one of the things students at Colombia are protesting

Do you have a source? I don't think this is true.
That's my read of how IA & publishers summarize the agreement. The IA has usually focused on things not available elsewhere, like out-of-print works – even the "National Emergency Library" was aiming to replace lending opportunities destroyed by pandemic lockdowns/shutdown, not compete with normal functioning avenues for borrowing widely-available titles, and let rightsholders opt-out.

Just formalizing the automatic exclusion of all these publishers' in-print ebooks is no loss at all, compared to the rulings so far in the lawsuit. It is a bit unclear to me what happens if the IA gets a more-favorable ruling from their appeal - have they still agreed to not perform 1:1 lending of physical-book-derived ebooks for the plaintiffs, even if they win the right to do so?