skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried a setup with Nginx Unit and php-fpm inside a Docker container, but the way to load the config is so combersome I never was confident to use it in production. It feels like I am doing something wrong. Is there a way to just load a config file from the filesystem?
If you want to see a real-life example of what Caddy can do, feel free to check the configuration of my iss-metrics project:

https://github.com/Radiergummi/iss-metrics/blob/main/caddy/C...

I was in the same boat as you and wanted to try out what Caddy is capable of. I was immediately convinced. So many features, where you expect them. Consistent configuration language. Environment interpolation, everywhere. Flexible API. It’s really all there.
Nope those fees might as well be called "yachts for executives fee"
Suica-support is not at all done via a special IC in Japanese iPhones. FeliCa is just a spec and JP model iPhone 7 added via a special IC, with iPhone 8 adding support globally.

Mobile Suica is far more useful than a physical Suica, with features like being able to review transactions on your phone, refill anywhere, add passes anywhere, and buy Suica green tickets, commuter passes, etc while not at a station terminal.

Good luck inserting your cute keychain into a machine for charging or performing basic Suica functions. You’re also completely locked out of commuter passes if you try that, because the machine needs to write that data physically on the card surface.
I left Bank of America because of potential RTO for a small consultancy that was fully remote. Huge mistake. I was getting burnt out on the gross incompetence in my line of work that new employer astonishingly sealed the deal.
Those artifacts in the audio file should be trivial to correct, I suspect even a super simple outlier detection script would have worked. Should have been much easier than optimising the OCR (not to disparage the effort).
Does nobody know you can rent domains for ten years in advance? This argument comes up every single time. Just extend it for ten years (or better yet, nine years so you can always migrate) and then set up a calendar event to remind yourself to add another year every year. You'll have a looooong ass grace period to deal with payment issues.

You can use Cloudflare to top up your account to the max (because they sell domains at cost), and then move to a registrar of your choice to save a bit of money.

When you die, your domain will not be reacquired for a decade, giving your accounts on various sites (or even sites themselves) time to expire. 2FA everywhere is a must, obviously.
They grew by 2,000 employees in 3 years? WOW.
The assumption is that while it’s easier to make mediocre content, it also makes it far faster and cheaper to make quality content.
I don't understand is it about eclipse?
It indeed lies on very solid reasoning: a probabilistic predictor doesn't deal in facts. You'd need CyC for that.
Good for you, but a man with self-induced gynecomastia who wears dresses doesn't stop being a man.

It comes across like you have some very sexist and restrictive (little box) ideas about what "man" means.
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Do we really need VR headsets for this? Is there some material way in which just walking around outside, for free, is worse than strapping expensive electronics to your face and staying indoors?
> You'll see people promoting Laravel as faster and cheaper than say C#

Faster in what way? Cheaper in what way?
Handy if they host conferences, for people worried about too many TLDs perhaps.

https://con.cern is not yet used, so...
The above research paper says one purpose of some of the emails was to collect email addresses. If you wanted to target a religious, military supporting, older crowd this was a way to collect their email addresses. They are also intended to encourage faith, support the military, and support caring for those less fortunate.

And perhaps to spread the occasional political message urging people to "write your congresspeople", etc. I remember getting a few that were obviously racist or which spread lies. I used to collect all the spam email I got and besides those pushing porn there were a lot of them that were twisted. Maybe those were early attempts to create "word of mouth", peer-to-peer communication channels.
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But it is all derrivative. No way to produce something actually new.
> One employee said it was rumored that close to 100 employees in Cloud's GTM group in the Asia-Pacific region were cut. A Google spokesperson said that number was lower.

Is this what is meant by "sweeping"?
there’s no PS Store in those countries. that’s why people can’t play it.

https://www.playstation.com/country-selector/index.html
Prediction implies inaccuracy

https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.08896
If you were formally trained you probably did that, but I do wonder if it is still a common part of the curriculum.
It will still cost crazy amount of computing power. The economics dont allow it.
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Yes, Brave will block via Aggressive mode in Shields.
>what graphics card were you using? was it some fancy monitor?

3 year old Lenovo laptop with Intel Integrated plus Nvidia dedicated on Ubuntu connected to external HDMI and Displayport standard 1080p monitors and built in laptop monitor, and an old PC with old dedicated Nvidia on AntiX(Debian) connected to old 17" VGA LCD monitor. Nothing fancy. Screen tearing on all of them.
In south africa?
There are a bunch of cheap mini PCs on Amazon.

Most of them are going to come with Windows pre-installed, but you can wipe it out and throw Debian on there. That will be much easier, and cheaper, than trying to find it pre-installed.

I just threw Mint on a Beelink mini pc I got for about $170.
I always wonder how #2 works, does all/most communication happen asynchronously? Doesn't that just slow everything down? 1&3 are more important to me than 2. I just plan my location by thinking about the hours I want to work. If I go East, I shift my day forward, if I go West, I shift my day back (apart from some extremes I guess).

I can't imagine all/most discussion async. I much prefer things to get discussed and resolved quickly, rather than having a back-and-forth of 10 messages last days because people are out of sync.
Yes, the research paper above says it started centuries ago.
If you translate this to movies, then what you're buying is a script. Or if you want to keep it generic over experiences, a trailer prompt.

This feels like a future where it will be very easy to get it wrong and you end up with terrible content. An AI needs a personality to make interesting content or else it just grabs the bell-curve of what "personality" it has derived from its training. Then again, what is the right personality to make a great movie in Y genre? How can an AI possibly get this right when by definition it's an "average of learnt inputs"?
Can AI drastically improve your relationship with pets? At the very least, it offers personalized, actionable advice on health, behavior, nutrition, and well-being. You have everything at your fingertips to nurture your special relationship and instantly enhance communication with your pet. That's something new for every pet parent.
Damn, i missed the dip
windows xp sp1 and later bundled .net framework, which included compilers for c# and vb.net.

ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework_version_history...
That takes more effort though, which is probably a good thing.
How well do framework laptops deal with abuse?
Is it solid enough to shrug off a 3 foot drop?
Are the hinges any good?
You understood what they meant, though. But yeah, it's confusing. I argued with my PhD advisor over this several times. "50% slower" or "10% slower" is ready to understand, but "96% slower" is harder to figure out, and it's easy to dismiss the difference between 96% and 98% because the numbers are similar
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Yup, most common multi-platform remote control tools (AnyDesk, Teamviewer, etc) simply don't work if you're running Wayland. Major PITA if you're doing some form of tech support...
Why can't it just get funding from the government?
pretty fun though.
For 1. Those accounts would be set up by customers, so if they didn’t require 2FA, it didn’t happen.
Tricking iOS into Animating App Icons
No, what's not safe is to exchange ownership to a service. The number of accounts banned in this wave, compared to the Monthly Active Users of Steam, comes out to 0.01%, so one banned player for every 10.000. It's a shitshow, but if risk is part of life, especially when using a service, and then going consciously going against the terms of the service.
Sony is a joke of a company. Players from Central Asian countries used Russian PSN for years because Sony did not have a local presence. After leaving Russia and Belarus, they still refused to establish presence in those countries because it then might be used by players from Russia and Belarus to circumvent sanctions. So according to them it's fine not only to collectively punish people of those two countries, but also to drag in completely innocent third parties because of what might happen.

IMHO what they actually think is "you're not worth our money to bother to go through all the bureaucratic processes", and it would be far less insulting if they just said so directly, but I guess this may have something to do with Japanese notions of politeness.

The best thing people could do these kinds of situations is "buying" their games on the closest torrent tracker. What I actually see is people spending money on VPNs and payment cards from far away places to still give them money. (I don't do either, fuck them.)
I fail to see the problem with those new TLDs.
And you are not alone. I know a lot of people who got myopia after 20.
Is a worse Deep Rock Galactic.
I think this is true in principal but in practice the current crop of AI really, really struggles to produce anything novel. And given the way the AI is trained, that kind of makes sense.
This is probably a deliberate decision on the part of the government. A lot of the justice system is designed to keep people in prison.
WordPress next, and beyond: breaking the technical enclosure
I'd add inverse options. E.g. I decided to not buy a house and now I'm regretting it. The reason is rent was cheap in my area. Now it's ~3x the past bank interest. I was creditworthy at all times but chose to avoid unnecessary expenses, lol.
Republished from here: https://theconversation.com/tongas-volcanic-eruption-could-c...
Given that 99% of the crimes are committed by repeat offenders, a simple dusting for fingerprints (costs pennies) could likely identify the culprit. But they don't bother. And they act like we've seen too many movies/tv shows. But when an "interesting" crime happens they do in fact dust for fingerprints (cheap!) and do all sorts of swabbing and testing (expensive). The police are lazy in CA especially. And yet they are also extremely well paid in CA. Someday, hopefully, this will change.
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This appeared on HN a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40456834
Very cool to see large-scale software projects used for scientific discoveries.

Another example: Gravitational waves were found with GStreamer at LIGO: https://lscsoft.docs.ligo.org/gstlal/
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ROOT, providing the C++ repl that no one asked for.
Huh. SAP/HANA single handedly raising the bar on large memory machines. It seems to support distributed computation but maybe the administrators just prefer to run a single gigantic box. SAP and it's ecosystem truly a tax on corporations worldwide.
Ah, thank you. I figured it was broken.
Getting banned by an impenetrable, omniscient entity is exactly the dystopian Panopticon future (well, present) people want to avoid.
I think the only sensible consistency is to have both, not one or the other. To a smoker, the default is the status quo.
It is different on fed level, state level and City level.
I wouldn't call the wire transfers exactly instant (perhaps it depends on the bank?), but they should be at least same-day in most cases if you're doing an online wire transfer.

The main problem is that most services that accept a wire transfer might take a while to verify your bank transfer and will often not verify bank transfers outside business hours, so they're not quite as perfect as I would want them to be. If the bank systems could only have been upgraded to support including a reference number, or better yet provide a system for automatic verification by the submitter (such as a request link + verification link, tokens, QR code)... But I'm dreaming about change to some very old systems.
Many years back I tried a full stack JS framework called Meteor. Its still around.
After a separation from my long term girlfriend, I started playing Tennis. I love it. Spent a few bucks on a coach. Best decision ever.
If you are not self disciplined enough, get someone who motivates you.
Israel Seeks Underground Secrets by Tracking Cosmic Particles
Yep, you’re buying a well crafted script and the script generates the content on the fly.

That’s what I envision.

I’m not sure about the “easy to get it wrong” part. I assume we will figure out how to control the experience such that it will always be a consistently good experience.

I’m not referring to an AI generating the script. The script is still crafted by humans - maybe with specific tools.
The seal engraver cooperative associations did make noise, unsurprisingly.

Edit: FYI, the NHK party changed its name for the 10th time and doesn't contain NHK in its name anymore.
Seriously? Cops really can't do anything unless all the evidence is gathered by citizens and then handed to them?
An SPA I use not infrequently is the online catalog on https://segor.de (it's a small store for electronics components). When you open it, it downloads the entire catalog, some tens of MB of I-guess-it-predates-JSON, and then all navigation and filtering is local and very fast.
I just HOPE I'm mistaken but until they support reading and writing ext4 fs WSL won't feel complete to me
The source for the news is a clickbait farm with low quality rage-baiting content and no information about its sources (overclockers ru). The Sun but about games, phones and computers

According to user reports, most bans are not due to vpn itself, but cheating in games (mostly cs2), fraud (vpn + stolen card) and bots (I dunno about this one)

So no, it’s not because of helldivers
Sony made a stupid decision, can’t deny this part tho
Isn’t there a long history of heavy metal poisoning in traditional medicine? I’m actually a little surprised it’s not more common.
That err == nil check was added very recently and isn’t included in the latest Go release, which the author used in this article.
> But all those generations until my brother died defending the belief that they were fine and everyone else was the problem.

That's also what I observed but it's almost tautological, isn't it? If they were able/willing to realize it, they'd feel the need to change it, unless we're talking about severe psychopaths.

> I think change is possible for anyone, but they have to want it (and the more change that's needed, the bigger the desire has to be). And I've realized there isn't anything I can do to make my dad want to change.

I think it's possible most times, and that no one should try. The victim is usually better-placed to do it and they don't deserve to waste part of their life for someone who causes them problems on purpose.

It may be a job for the mental health system, or for school in the long run, but that's a long shot. Or maybe we should focus on giving victims an escape. I'm not sure there's a good solution if we want to give all parents freedom.
Haha .. I just rechecked mine and it's coming in as just under 20Kb - must be the pie-chart graphic bloating it out
Care to explain how a conflict between two national groups that are indigenous to the same land is similar to a racial system of segregation including beaches and restrooms, based on race theory with different racial classifications?

Or are you using a word that describes something different just because it evokes negative emotions?
Hello, what kind of RAM is supported for the Intel configuration?

I have a 32GB DDR4 SO DIMM 2400MHz sitting around, can I repurpose it for a new Framework config (and spare the corresponding 180€)?
You also get more creators who didn't even know that they are. How many channels you could get before youtube and twitch? 300?
Please don't mislead people who are genuinely interested. These are two very different games
This is awesome thanks!
Not a good look. If they got something wrong, a retraction is appropriate after making these kinds of claims and accusations. Simply removing the post without explanation is irresponsible and unprofessional.
Just got started on it, thanx for the suggestion! (Nice that it’s with Dutch audio here, what a world!)
Retweet was not originally a feature of Twitter. It was initially a convention where users would write "RT @user Their tweet"
Because some vegans tend to be militant about their food preferences, and incapable of having a conversation about food choices without turning it into a moralizing mess.
> Not a single aspect but was copied or emulated or expanded on

The business computing world still, to this day, largely runs on Windows, and Windows NT was built on the foundations of DOS: it bootstraps from a DOS filesystem, as UEFI still does in 2024, and it could be installed from DOS. It implements an API designed on DOS for a DOS GUI and to this day supports DOS-compatible filenames.

All the core system folders in Windows 11 still have DOS-compatible names, from `SYSTEM32` to `SYSWOW64`.

DOS itself was emulated by DR-DOS, FreeDOS, PTS-DOS, and other OSes.

> it's a race to the bottom on price.

Always was, still is. Why do you think Linux does so well? It's not technical merit!

> have your competitor just happen to be on a trip the day IBM knocks at their door.

Absolutely cast-iron lie, and you should be ashamed of yourself for repeating it.
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Actually, Github is director now.
> Email felt clunky and oddly formal - email clients don't feel "chatty".

Now (in 2024) have you tried Delta Chat?
Add Docker Hub to the list, just a couple of days ago they banned access from all of Russia on their own accord. Judging by reactions of people I know from there, I can't say actions like this bring us closer to good relations and a peaceful world. They're having exactly the opposite effect.

https://habr.com/ru/news/818177
How can I get international clients
As a self-employed full stack developer, I create robustly scalable end-to-end solutions. I'm searching for opportunities, but I can only meet a select few people. I attempted to apply for freelancing jobs on Twitter and LinkedIn, but the majority of the offers are still open. I'm searching for some advice and pointers.
Could someone please provide a reference to a business or person that provides contract work as well? I've heard that some businesses outsource projects if they don't fit specific requirements.
Forgot the PhD!
Django without gunicorn? I’ll give it a go…
For the current crop of LLM it's more that anything a human has created before, an AI can mimic.
A copy of the Magna Carta was in the National Archives for a while, and John Locke was a notable influence on founders such as Jefferson. Nihil novi sub sole.
Gesundbrunnen too.
Let me guess, it only run on an IBN 5100?
The privacy concerns here are real and massive, and I suspect this will get worse before it gets better.

However. This is the holy grail of computer usage. A good version of this could be the killer app for modern AI. Because of that, ripple are going to keep trying to make this feature happen. There’s already a popular implementation on macOS. I’m excited for the end-state, but apprehensive about getting there.
Networking. Networking is a but kike reading: something whose importance was drilled into us, but never demonstrated. In my 30s I'm finally seeing how powerful it is.

The value in this case is that if you ever need a job, some people will want to hire you specifically, not because of your resume, but because they trust you and like your vibe. They'll say "I know a guy" and you'll be that guy.

People underestimate just how many deals are done in-network, based on vibes alone. Jobs only get listed online if all else fails.
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I'm still waiting for the interface-breaking, let's-finally-make-root-good, version 7, which I think I first heard about in 2016 or so... true vapourware.
Well it is not exactly nobody. I know a few people who were not GNU/Linux users and bought laptops from them, But yeah you have to do some research for informed buying, it is a must for anything otherwise if you only buy known brands you are just a fool anyways. But yeah more people should know about this and make informed purchases.

As for installation, my sister is a graphic designer and installed KDE Neon completely on her own about half a year ago. Also one of my friends before that did the same with Kubuntu. And they are far from technical people, especially when it comes to computers.

I think the biggest problem are our crappy educational systems which are these days basically Microsoft propaganda and training centers. They should all be teaching free and opensource only and not do free marketing for Big Tech which are nowadays increasingly just spyware/adware corporations. but these days they hardly even mention anyone else and thus just produce mindless uninformed consumers. But yeah I know this is a big problem to solve but a must to solve or else it will get increasing bad for society. And that is why we must also act politically and join political parties and push fort these fixes and improvements in educational and governmental policies to demand the software and hardware that respects users freedoms, privacy and other digital rights. And only this way informed and aware people will also demand people respecting product when buying and more brands that not many know will become known and the better known will be asked more to offer GNU/Linux-preinstalled computers.
Pencil and paper also has a hand-drawn, sketchy look, and you don’t have to write code!