skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or you modify the constitution to prevent people that old to run for public office.

I've learned recently the reason why the 'French Central Agency for Scientific Research' overtook the French 'Sciences academy' and was much more prestigious now despite being two century younger: they added a limit on the age of their president and counselors.
There's still bureaucracy part of ensuring that it's exactly-once per period, and it seems hard to do without some kind of unique ID. But yeah it's still much easier than also ensuring that the recipient "deserves it".
I have no problem with your impression of Fat Mike, but your only example is flawed. He never actually serve urine to anyone. https://archive.completemusicupdate.com/article/no-one-drank...
At a high price, though. Contrary to how this is sometimes portrayed to discredit it him, Snowden never intended to end up in Russia, and now he's forced to collaborate with a regime he undoubtedly despises. And he can never leave again.
"Real money" is also like this, bank balances etc.
I'm still confused, "Bit", "Coin", nor "Bitcoin" appear anywhere in your referenced answer.

I guess it's using the modern tuning of Google's search algorithm.
Haha I bet it was! "Java great" according to Java.

Anyway, it's a been a while, so, I downloaded the latest Adoptium - that's the one you don't get sued for using right?

./javac --version
javac 21.0.3

Full source code for pulling the first number out of a big stream:

import java.util.stream.Stream;

public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Stream.iterate(0, a -> a + 1)
.flatMap(b -> Stream.iterate(b, c -> c + 1)
.flatMap(d -> Stream.iterate(d, e -> e + 1)))
.limit(1L)
.findFirst()
.get();
}
}

Run it:

./javac Main.java && time ./java Main

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at java.base/java.lang.Integer.valueOf(Integer.java:1073)
at Main.lambda$main$2(Main.java:7)
{...}
at java.base/java.util.stream.ReferencePipeline.findFirst(ReferencePipeline.java:647)
at Main.main(Main.java:9)

real 0m9,911s
user 1m31,992s
sys 0m1,423s
This is probably the only productive and meaningful use of an LLM I've seen in this current AI hype cycle. I'd be fascinated to see read some of the conversations that has created, but it sounds like it's operating in a sufficiently believable manner. When I was younger I used to try scam baiting scam emails I received in my inbox but it really was a huge time bore on me just to do a couple of scammers every now and then. I suspect the game has moved on a bit (this was certainly before pig butchering came along), but nevertheless this looks like a game changer. It will certainly be interesting to see how the pig butchering gangs respond to this and if they start using LLMs too.
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It's case insensitive for what it's worth. My main problem is trying to figure out which utilities they've bundled into which command.
Baby Reindeer is the outstanding NF show this season. But yeah, ATV+ has much better SciFi repertoire.
I think it's easy to see Brexit and Trump as the start of this in retrospect, but it goes back further; Burlusconi is a particularly glaring example.
Exactly. If AI would free you from having to work to survive there would be a lot less opposition. But it doesn't while taking away some of the better options for said work from some people.
The purpose of partisan warfare isn't to protect civilians, but to drive out invaders.

One does have to put on a uniform or sign while performing direct attacks, but it's not required during sabotage operations. Then it's even permissible to use enemy uniforms.
Irrelevant. Gengar obviously registered a phone number at some point. It's one thing to ask for help, but another for him to be outraged over something that was and in his control.
Isn't this a network effect problem? For local, why would sellers choose this over the reach of Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist? For buyers, why would they go to an unknown app with little inventory instead of one of those sites or a local kids thrift store?

For delivery, it seems like ebay already does all that and has a mature stable reputation, payment, and refund system.

"Kid stuff" just seems like another generic category alongside "outdoor gear" or "used elefteonics" or whatever that any of the big players already accommodate using their existing platform. Meanwhile you're trying to build a new platform that does pretty much the same thing, but with a much smaller network of sellers and buyers. Why should anyone use it?
As opposed to supporting a state that puts you at danger for even knowing crimes committed by the government is better?
Agree, a main benefit of using these would be performance gains.
In most places where I run shell scripts, there is no Python. There could be if I really wanted it but it's generally unnecessary waste.

On top of it, shell is better than Python for many things, not to mention faster.

It's also, as you mentioned, ubiquitous.

In the end, choose the tool that makes more sense. For me, a lot of the time, that's a shell script. Other times it may be Python, or Go, or Ruby, or any of the other tools in the box.
Not entirely true https://dnr.mo.gov/waste-recycling/sites-regulated-facilitie....

Look I understand it’s not done enough thus my proposal to do so. It can be done, it should be done but it is not done widely because of $$$
And how did email become the defacto verification method. 2FA like TOTP/Security Key should be. It can be used offline and no connections to shady corporations.
In that context, would you say being boring/interesting is a fundamental aspect of a person or a temporary state (like emotions)? Because if antidepressants (or alcohol etc) can make one less/not depressed or turn a sober person into someone “fun”, was the person boring or were they just in a boring state of mind (whatever that may mean)?
In the Perrault version the shoes are undoubtedly in glass, not in furr (and so the Disney one are too).
There was a debate in France since the XIX century, but it's now concluded to "glass".

See :
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controverse_sur_la_composition...
In big corporate software most developers are beginners. Just some have remained beginners for 8-12 years. That is what you want to avoid.

Expected non juniors to be able to write software on their own. This is a colossal huge ask, because most developers cannot do this. Instead they bullshit with tech stacks, configurations, and expect open source tools to do their jobs for them. When real problems occur they are worthless.

So, expect non juniors to actually write software. For junior developers you are looking for potential, the potential to independently write software in the future.

I would look for people who can read, write, and follow instructions. Be extremely critical about this. Can they figure things out or do they require tremendous hand holding? It’s not about what they already know but what they can do and what they can figure out.

Hopefully software will figure this out. It’s why I stopped developing. I got tired of working with people who are grossly incompetent, fully reliant on tech stacks, and extremely superficial and insecure. A bunch of expert developers inventing unnecessary complexity to justify their many years of inexperience in the line of work.
The pop culture/mass media portrayal of anarchism vs. the movement/anarchist communities themselves have almost nothing to do with each other.
By definition they don't have conflicts in the technical sense of the word, but they can easily get into bad states after a merge.

It's not technically a conflict since there is a path forward, but the resulting output can be nonsensical.

For example you could employ a strategy where given two concurrent edits, the merge "randomly*" picks one of the two edits for each property/fact, and abandons the other.

That's a construction of a conflict free replicated data type, but it says nothing of the quality of the final result.

Ultimately, the quality comes down to how well you can produce merge strategies for your domain.

* "Randomly" in a deterministic way, e.g. by comparing a hashes of transaction IDs or similar.
How fortunate for you that his moral character is reflected in the quality of his art.

Sarcasm aside, this is a peculiarly modern fallacy. While fanatics have often attacked or destroyed 'secular' art, the coincidental observation that the cancelled or scapegoated artist 'actually was a bad artist all along' seems to be novel. No article or comment vilifying say Woody Allen or Roman Polanski is complete without a satisfied nod towards their supposed lack of skill. Despite or perhaps because of the overwhelming evidence to the contrary. It's no longer enough to point out that an artist is a bad person, we must also assume that their work was inferior.
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Because everyone with a disposable income today is an overweight druggie bent on blasting their neighbor's head off?
Which models claim that they are "open source" but are not? I think none of them. I think people confuse "open weight" with "open source." That confusion comes from the "internet AI experts," not the labs that produced them.
Not just meaningless but contradictory.

Because being bored and be boring is the same exact thing, just said in different words. Is there any thing that is boring for every single human being on the planet? Of course no, this means boredom only exists in our minds. So if you say some one is boring - that has nothing to do with them, it only means your mind is bored. Make sure to understand this clearly and not be trapped by language expressiveness and social influence.
Parsing, or the lack thereof, is not the point. The point is that standard shells already provide all the tools you need for dealing with lists of files. Want to do something for every file? Write this:

shopt -s nullglob
for f in *; do
…
done

But never this:

for f in $(ls); do
…
done

They look similar, but the latter runs ls to turn the list of files into a string, then has the shell parse the string back into a list. Even if the parsing was done correctly (and it isn’t), this is still extra work. Looping over the glob avoids the extra work.
In a way it was archived, into the minds and training data of AI models.
Michael is a terrifically interesting fellow even if you ignore his role as Lord Mayor.
I partially agree, but at least for me, it’s much easier to do something if someone else is doing it. I may be bored/tired by myself but if someone’s going for a hike or discussing fun technology I’ll likely try and join them and may not come across as boring.
> No one ever talks about paper bags. Growing up that's all we ever used and it was easily biodegradable. But stores went with the cheaper solution.

Plastic Bags were banned here in Germany (Maybe EU?) so now you can get either Paper Bags or Plastic Bags made from recycled plastic water bottles. To be quite honest: The paper bags suck because they are fragile and the recycled bags are expensive.
Keir Starmer is a human rights lawyer, would be a bit weird for him to suddenly have no regard for international law where many human rights (ECHR) come from and likely divide his party.

Not saying he's got a backbone, but he's just going for the easier option that keeps his party united.
Right it's all little Bernie elves, nothing can be credited to the sitting president at all.
I live in the center of Sydney. Every Friday in the city for as long as I can remember there's been a small but dedicated group of peaceful protesters gathering outside Town Hall. They must be over the moon today.
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This was my interpretation as well. Internally I would be thinking "Look, I've just worked my ass off and produced something incredible. Can't we just put it straight into production?"
I’ve never heard this story before, but she could have reported him herself rather than persuading her husband to, as the GP claims she did. I do think it’s a little distasteful to press someone else into a moral decision you made but won’t carry out. That’d be especially true if anyone was hurt between the time she realized who it was and the time she got his brother to report him.
This could escalate, and escalate badly. (Great idea, notwithstanding ...)

It's like an AI-driven "automated social engineering honeypot".-

PS. "In October 2023, 12% of Americans using dating apps had been victims, up from 5% in 2018."

(According to:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_butchering_scam)

12%. That is sizeable.-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_brake_(aeronautics)
My amusing thought was a "kite" boarder pulled by a person in some kind of flying gear: https://erikwernquist.com/wanderers
> everyone installs the Java 8 runtime b/c that's what comes up first on Google and then the apps silently crash/don't-work and users are confused

Is it not possible to add a tiny check from main()? If version is less than required, then show a (dreaded) JMessageBox or print message to STDOUT/STDERR where users can safely download the correct JDK.
I don't think you've dispelled the original assertion at all. Your assertion that 'wealth does matter' is as orthogonal to the original as 'wealth doesn't matter', and there are plenty of examples in favour of each position.
Oh, but it does, and that's also a problem. Key Western media, for instance the NYT, are seriously compromised due to being poster children for what's called 'MICE' (Money, Ideology, Compromise, Ego): if the NYT, like all newspapers, is going broke in the age of the Internet, it's got all of that as vulnerabilities, especially Ego as it sees itself as the bulwark of truth, yet it can't pay its bills.

Enter Russian oligarchs, just like they bought up London, and then control the oligarchs by force when you can't simply direct them by shared ideology, and you've got pretty much the most powerful propaganda outlet you could possibly have, until you exploit it so heavily that you burn its former reputation to the ground. Which you do, because you yourself care nothing for its well-being: it's a tool for your political aims in fighting NATO and furthering your empire.

Sure, it applies to western media as a whole, from the bottom to the top.

If WWIII had stayed entirely in the infosphere, and Russia had not invaded Ukraine and tried to make good on their preparations, nobody would ever have known WWIII had been waged in the infosphere. That's how well it had been going. It ran aground when physical countries had to be annexed.
Darn. And too late to edit. My apologies.

I had that in my head but I was always horrible with "how to enunciate in text" sorts of phrasing.
The first link is Hillary denying it and the second is a screenshot of a wall of text from thepundit.com, that claims sources said that she blurted out "Can't we just drone this guy." and everyone in the room laughed.

Not exactly damning evidence.
Becoming big enough to actually have an explanation for your app store rejection is the new American dream
I once bought bio-degradable garbage bags and they rotted and fell apart in about a day - meaning they were completely unusable unless I took the garbage out at least twice a day.
Being an SE is the definition of an always-on job. The stress is (or, can be,) different than what an account manager faces, but the same underlying dynamic is the same: you're only ever as good as your last quarter and you can never achieve "enough".

Beyond the mental aspects, SEs are frequently inserted, either officially or unofficially, in all manner of customer support processes like case escalation, managing beta software builds, arbitrating between the customer and professional services engineers, etc.
Should not have skipped that bail, could have saved a lot of time.
It asked for my phone number and bank card to register. No, thank you.
Not really, it was plain political prosecution and the intrinsics of the justice systems are irrelevant in a case of lawfare.

It also shows that Sweden is a country were you cannot always rely on the law to deliver justice.
I wish I could just upvote the first half, since you're right about that.
You've misread the original comment.

It wasn't calling Apple parasitic, it was calling the app DEVELOPERS parasitic which is crazy talk.
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I know, but it would be so great if __every__ Unix utility just had the same type of output. By the way, ls does more than just readdir.
I was listening to a talk by RL Stine of Goosebumps fame. He says that stories are like a rollercoaster. You go through the scary stuff because you know that everything turns out fine in the end. When he made a slightly unhappy ending, readers were pissed and would write letters to him, telling him to write a sequel to that story to give it a proper ending. Bad endings cheat the young reader out of the experience they wanted.

I'd think most of the sanitized stories are just that -- they're seen as incomplete/wrong endings rather than inappropriate. And children are just so unhappy with them, rather than being traumatized. Adults are more willing to accept incomplete endings.
Hyperspace (1984)
Yes, one thing I wanted to mention was to develop/keep the jaw muscles, though eating dense enough food like nuts or dry froots does this too
Yup. It's a bit like the relationship between Belarus and Russia - perhaps even more supplicative.

Aus sent troops to the invasion of Vietnam too. You dont do that unless you badly want to suck up to the US. Even the UK who will do virtually anything else for the US didnt do that.
"Not to say, that Picolisp isn't great for you, but it is not the only language where lists can be manipulated."

Don't think I've made this claim.

Can the #$a &c. be used as variables?

: (and (match '("h" "e" "l" "l" "o" @A ~(chop "ld")) (chop "helloworld")) @A)
-> ("w" "o" "r")
People are so sure he made the wrong choice when he fled to the Ecuadorian embassy, but I wonder how they can be so sure. At the time, his biggest worry was to get assassinated or get snatched off the street and end up in a secret CIA torture prison. Neither of these fears were unjustified. Add to this the belief that US maximum security prisons are blatant violations of basic human rights and the belief that the UK and Sweden are close allies of the US, and his actions made perfect sense. His notoriety and his choices saved him from either of these fates, albeit at a high price.

Did he make the right choices? Who knows. There is always a lot of counterfactual reasoning involved.
You know accusers in sexual assault allegations often withdraw their testimony due to the pressures of the case – especially in this case where the women were threatened, smeared and accused of being honeypots etc?

Most of the links in these comments aren't authoritative in anyway
These fairy tales don't actually have an "original" version. Most of them were folk tales being told and retold for generations before being put to paper, and lots of details would change from time to time and place to place [1]. Disneyfying is just one more step in this process.

[1] Chapter 1 of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Cat_Massacre
> I'm happy Microsoft is slowly catching up with the times

If that includes web pages as GUI, then I'm NOT happy.

I wish Linux would catch up to Win3.1 GDI32, COMCTL, MFC & OLE.
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I have two iPads - an old one I'm turning into a media centre and a newer m4 (my plan for it: https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2021/03/13/1bit-woodblocks/)
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The equivalent of looking into a full fridge and finding nothing to eat. There's some sort of hyper fixation you get when your mind locks onto some certain thing and it makes everything else feel inadequate in that moment.

Worst part is that you don't always know what that certain thing is. Ever feel hungry but you scroll through places aimlessly and can't put your finger on that "taste" you want? Happened to me today.
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A waste of what, disk space? I'd much rather waste a few megabytes of disk space than hours or days of my time, which is much more precious. And what are you doing on those servers, anyway? Installing huge amounts of software, I bet. So install a little more!

For decades, on most Windows computers I run web browsers, there's always Internet Explorer. So do you still always use IE because installing Chrome is "wasteful"? It's a hell of a lot bigger and more wasteful than Python. As I already said, that is a weak and misleading and pernicious argument.

So what exactly is bash better than Python at, besides just starting up, which only matters if you write millions of little bash and awk and sed and find and tr and jq and curl scripts that all call each other, because none of them are powerful or integrated enough to solve the problem on their own.

Bash forces you to represent everything as strings, parsing and serializing and re-parsing them again and again. Even something as simple as manipulating json requires forking off a ridiculous number of processes, and parsing and serializing the JSON again and again, instead of simply keeping and manipulating it as efficient native data structures.

It makes absolutely no sense to choose a tool that you know is going to hit the wall soon, so you have to throw out everything you've done and rewrite it in another language. And you don't seem to realize that when you're duct-taping together all these other half-assed languages with their quirky non-standard incompatible byzantine flourishes of command line parameters and weak antique domain specific languages, like find, awk, sed, jq, curl, etc, you're ping-ponging between many different inadequate half-assed languages, and paying the price for starting up and shutting down each of their interpreters many times over, and serializing and deserializing and escaping and unescaping their command line parameters, stdin, and stdout, which totally blows away bash's quick start-up advantage.

You're arguing for learning and cobbling together a dozen or so different half-assed languages and flimsy tools, none of which you can also use to do general purpose programming, user interfaces, machine learning, web servers and clients, etc.

Why learn the quirks and limitations of all those shitty complex tools, and pay the cognitive price and resource overhead of stringing them all together, when you can simply learn one tool that can do all of that much more efficiently in one process, without any quirks and limitations and duct tape, and is much easier to debug and maintain?