skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or of Birkin Bags ...

(See: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40770358>)
Consumer Chatbot Technology Isn't Enterprise-Ready – Here's Why
"Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Witch! I was there when it was written."

I used Xbox Media Player on my modded Xbox, it later turned into XBMC and to Kodi much later.

It was hardly "open". The console had to be modded to enable any of it.
The question is whether his backbone will grow back once he's in power. I'm in two minds. In our house I'm of the opinion that Labour should go "Full Left" and be strong and confident about it; my wife thinks they should get in using whatever means possible (including the slightly pathetic not-very-left agenda they're currently sporting) and then hope they'll make proper changes once in. Let's see what 4th July brings. At least it'll be the end of the current horrorshow.
there is perma.cc which gets around the archive.today and waybackmachine gray area by only allowing link archival through affiliate libraries. It's as close as you get to the government archiving journalism/culture, besides the loc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perma.cc

https://perma.cc/
You left out the bit where he murdered over a million or so unarmed civilians for possibly being communists.
Dupe: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40782130>

(You might want to add your submitted link to that thread.)
The Wikileaks affair opened my eyes. I used to think an informed public was a good thing. Turns out it just means they vote for Morton Downey Jr.
What part of the world is your neighborhood in?
AI-generated news is unhuman slop. This Australian news site is banning it
How can those studies be sure they aren't conflating cause and effect?

Maybe the traits that often lead to success such as being tall and athletic build help you succeed in your career (most CEOs are taller than average for example). You can be fit and healthy without organized sports.
"... including the bot net proxy SDKs into popular browser extensions and mobile applications..."

What browsers, Google Play and Apple Store should do is to make it harder for a browser extension, app takeover and improve networking monitoring for extensions. It is an unsolved problem since most of the time users can install any extension or any app and unknowingly became a part of the bot network.
Indeed, the entire app store review is just a facade for Apple's market grabbing practices. I'm more than happy the EU is taking steps to address this.
I really wish folks in the US would step back for a second and stop defending the corporation with "end to end" control of their life.
It's called “Windows”
You can take it to bits fine. But is there a supply chain of parts?
Schools are great at making kids dislike sport. They are not so great at making them enjoy it.

The kind of sport good for education of kids is the one they like, that causes only low pressure and where you do not feel like complete failure for not being as good as others. You cant get that in school, but you can get it in clubs.
I mentioned above in the thread, perma.cc is a service, that collects government, institution, and library money and archives on their behalf.

I think its a fair way to have some check and balance between a centralized library doing all the archiving, and a million libraries each with their own archival system.
A reminder that interpreters installed with the OS are for the OS, not for you.

Plan on installing your own so that you can control versions, libraries, and packages.

(Yes, this post is about "in extremis" dev where you may not be able to do this. Still.)
NASA indefinitely postponed Boeing Starliner's departure from the ISS
You might be doing too much work at the wrong level of abstraction. VMs should use host clock synchronization. It requires some work and coordination, but it eliminates the need for ntp in VMs entirely.

Hosts should then be synced using PTP or a proper NTP local stratum (just get a proper GNSS source for each DC if you have then funds).

https://tsn.readthedocs.io/timesync.html

Deploy chrony to bare metal servers wherever possible.
Legitimate? The case was a disgrace to the Swedish justice system, as many legal experts have commented.
He's going to be spending his golden years in Mattersville
If you use zsh and are willing to source your scripts you can do

print -z $command

And the command will appear on your cli as if you had written it.

I don't think you can do this in bash. Interestingly, this is something that seems quite difficult to both google and ask GPT for help. Both get confused and are thinking different questions are being asked. Probably because there are similar more common questions but the subtleties of possible wordings makes it difficult to differentiate.
You can use halogen bulbs if old school incandescent is not sold where you live.
Geothermal may well have intermittency too, because of repeated instances of earthquake triggering though.

http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/en/knowledge/things-to-know/geothe...
What about taking the longer view? Most technologies, including plastics, were a lot more expensive than the products they replaced before going mainstream, with society organizing around them and subsidizing many of the costs.

For instance, take petrol-powered cars. It took building cemented roads, petrol stations, petrol distribution networks, supertankers, boats, trucks, car companies, refineries, etc. Cities are built for cars, with large roads while space is at a premium and could be used for something else. All that was 100x more expensive than horses and came with a new set of problems.

Another topic: plastic "feels" cheaper, but it's because some costs are not factored into the price, for instance in environment and health. I am not endorsing the following report, just citing it as an example of this idea: https://wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/?3507866/These-costs-for-plas...
Ah, it's a private jet (Bombardier Global 6000), not commercial aviation. Then again, after all he's been through, it would hardly be fair to subject Assange to the horrors of cattle class on United.
> Careful now, or you might just get Safari banned by the App Store reviewers...

Haha, none of FruitCorp's stock apps are able to pass review if they were ever submitted.
will this end up on the pile of other biodegradable plastic/plastic alternatives that we don't use as they are marginally more expensive. like the chitin bioplastic developed a few years back or the mycelium based bioplastic or the cellulose based...

and more all barely used.

how about we go back to what we used before single use plastic? waxed paper wrappers, small wicker punnet baskets for fruit burlap sacks for vegetables, infinitely recyclable glass and metal beverage container.
This seems to be a similar stuff and they are storing water in it: https://itsnotplastic.co/faq/
I heard they suck live
How does cosmopolitan support GPU-based applications?
The Swedish prosecutors dropped the case. Evidently, they didn't think they had enough evidence to bring it to trial.

That's the way it goes sometimes. Not all cases are strong enough to allow justice to be done.

That doesn't mean we can then say that he definitely did what people were accusing him.
I think the analogy would be Ford demanding a 30% each time you put oil, gas, or pay a toll road. Their (Apple’s) stance then would be “somebody is making money out of the existence of my creation, hence I am entitled to a share”

On second thoughts, I better delete this soon in case BMW gets some ideas
I wasn't ever athletic (short and autoimmune issue made most sports painful), but I'm pretty sure my good results for college admittance was because of my Eagle Scout

Today, Scouting has lost a lot of luster for complicated reasons, and sports are so dominant that I wonder if there is anything comparable for kids today. Maybe music, but that generally is much more expensive than scouting.
So what you're saying is that testing can detect any bug and it's lazy developers who ship bugs?
Ah good comment, I was always under the impression that OpenEHR was a platform but indeed [0] says:

"The openEHR platform is based on a stable Reference Model, defining the data of the EHR, the archetype model, which defines injected data models, REST APIs, and the AQL query language."

There are open source and commercial openEHR platforms available.

[0] https://openehr.org/developers
Just go look up former prime minister Julia Gillard address US congress.

I cringe every time I rewatch.

(Then again thanks to Wikileaks we now know US were “assessing” whether Gillard would be a good replacement to Rudd a year before it all happened… so I guess that made her a fan!
Remote Code Execution (RCE) Vulnerability in Ollama
Show HN: At just $9, you can put a stop to noshow calls
BGP probably should be the next.
Yeah, now they can give him aggressive cancer without it looking too bad.
that word was invented after Assange was persecuted
News are always easier to ingest as short, reactionary comments.
> Instead, the proper way to address this situation would be to compile static binaries, that, by their very nature, become distribution agnostic.

Thats only true if you do not depend on glibc, which some statically compiled binaries still do. And even then, you’d have to rule out anything that requires newer sysalls or platforms that don’t offer stable ABI guarantees (Linux is actually the edge case here in that most kernels offer no guarantees).

It’s certainly doable though.
I think it's related to how critical they always have been toward labels and being indies, so the relevant song here would be "dinosaurs will die"

> them being the favourite band of some of my favourite bands

This is my new feel soo old sentence :(
Nobody cares. It's last year's grift.
Compilers are generally separate packages rather than part of the base install.
The article literally lists many examples of buyers of the loans, one in the first few sentences. I find it hard to believe you even opened the article.
Politicians have been largely able to convince that it's tech that it's evil, with their actions always being colored through a political lens, whether it's "helping pedophiles" or "spreading misinformation" or what have you.

The vassalization of these companies was imminent, and now, it is complete.
Ok, only half. Thats not a great number. Now take away that money and come back and ask the same questions in a year. It’s not a great experiment is it.
What about the clouds of Venus?
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20030022668/downloads/20...
One example which comes to mind:

"Swedish papers illuminate CIA renditions" https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna7915747

"Sweden Violated Torture Ban in CIA Rendition" https://www.hrw.org/news/2006/11/09/sweden-violated-torture-...
Put it in a healthy compost pile and it will get eaten away. Even bone biodegrades, given enough time.
> who exposed a so-called war hero as someone who actually committed war crimes.

Worth mentioning that this wasn't David's intentions. He leaked the documents as he thought special forces soldiers were being "unfairly" restricted via tighter rules of engagement & defense oversight in order to protect civilians. He wanted the ABC to tell everyone that special forces were being kept on too tight of a leash, not report on war crimes.
I personally like disappearing (or shrinking) scrollbars, given they appear when I scroll with a wheel, or approach towards them. It allows me to understand where I am, allows me to grab and scroll quickly when I approach them, and they allow me to see more content.

Yes, I use a big screen, but borderless and clean windows allows me to fit more content into the screen and is less distracting in general.
I’m not totally sure what the point you’re making is? I don’t love the thing where OEMs are paid to sell computers with a bunch of extra crap like candy crush installed.

Is the complaint just that windows comes with a feature you don’t want? (Does this all come from being strongly pushed towards / requiring having a non-local account?) I think that’s a reasonable opinion to hold but it feels somewhat different from disliking candy crush being installed.

Perhaps I’m too stupid to be able to think about the abstract power-balance consequences of turning on onedrive by default, or of similar things.
Blame the consultants and project managers for that one not the participants
Fun fact: according to the screenshot, the .git directory itself is versioned...

so, it is either a bug, a mock screenshot or an intriguing feature.
Responses to "Functional Programming: Failed Successfully", confirm my point
There's absolutely no reason ROMs have to waste scarce resources of a hybrid FPGA. Micro SD cards (called TF in China) and eMMC are the usual solutions.

Example: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806498688867.html
> You can still do that now, but it's not as important

I think you hit the nail here.

Most contemporary journalism is just not worth archiving.
There is a small percentage that definitely is worth archiving, but the bulk of it is produced for the moment.
Would ‘bc’ also count? You can do scripting in it albeit more for mathematical functions.

I can’t recall if it’s part of Debian base though.
And curiously owning a horse decreases your risk of all-cause death
As of February, they openly support or court Trump.
It's a chartered flight, so it will be faster and cheaper (assuming it continues to Australia).
Kind of a ransomeware Lite.
Probably this also makes the case for different timelines for different types of content or usage

Also a mandatory CC/NC licensing for some type of content could be a good idea
And then he tried curing cancer with fruit juice.
> What would be the use case?

Every time you need to extend the length of the field in the middle of your data (e.g., increase a variable-length-field in the header). Many file formats resort to trailer chunks specifically because of that (see ID3v2 of MP3 files, or ZIP). Or think about how SQLite's on-disk file format uses freelist of file pages: it's literally an embryonic file system in itself, built on top of the existing one.

Or hey — what about linking object files together? It's kind of like the merge sort, since you need to re-slice text/data/misc and then re-glue them. Traditional linkers would create several temporary files for each combined section and then merge those files together.
why do you assume that people made shit up? Maybe they learned it from somewhere? Maybe the "romantic and emotional love of nature" exists and there no need for anyone to "accuse" something to be it. You don't sounds like someone who can speak Japanese (or any foreign language really), so why do you think your theory is more plausible than that of people who do?
it's not really static if you depend on glibc... things can still break, e.g. when compiled on too new glibc it fails to run on older versions.
Happy Meals are not built and sold by third parties who also sell outside of McDonalds. It's more like Apple having a monopoly on petrol stations and deciding who can or cannot sell drinks at a station - and when criticized, they say "you can go buy an electric car".

> This is about the EU not being competitive in the mobile space

Lol, the tinfoil looks shiny.
Somewhat related, I saw a Reddit post of someone who got a tattoo of 木漏れ日 and the native speakers in comments generally thought it was an odd.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Japaneselanguage/comments/16b8r7c/p...
Yes let's not do anything about a major problem the entire world is facing, lest you be slightly inconvenienced.
Source,

Probllama: Ollama Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2024-37032) – Overview and Mitigations

https://www.wiz.io/blog/probllama-ollama-vulnerability-cve-2...
The same is true for so many archives and collections.

I think one of the worst crimes of modernity is to lock away knowledge and art for the sake of „protecting and sustaining it“ - copyright is broken and needs reform, the current system does not serve it’s intended purposes and we need to come up with something better.
Albatross?
macOS and Linux too though? As far as I'm aware, most Linux distros need the build-esssentials (or equivalent) package installed, and on macOS the Apple Clang toolchain also isn't pre-installed. Both is quite similar to installing the "MSVC Build Tools" (MSVC command line toolchain without the Visual Studio IDE).
This is happening everywhere, use of archive.org is now mandatory when looking at my bookmarks folder.
literally everyone did
While true perhaps for some people, this still risks labelling folks with eg depression/dysthymia/chronic fatigue as boring. Lacking (mental) energy can prevent one from doing a lot of things.
>marginally more expensive

Also really annoying and impractical to, you know, actually use.

Want to fix plastic abuse? Find a way to get rid of third world satchets.
I would be incredibly surprised if it never goes offline.
It’s very fragile even if it doesn’t seem like it
A Great Resignation 2.0 is simmering as employees feel overworked and underpaid
Yes, easily, but unless someone has done it already, 'porting' them to this board would be a lot of work.
Introduction of new NHS vaccination programmes against RSV
OnePlus Pad

It's coming with as high resolution 144hz display, it's encased in aluminum, the SoC is decent, their Android fork isn't terrible and according to Android Police it's expected to get support until 2027:

> Although not as prominent as the brand's smartphones, the OnePlus Pad, which launched in April 2023, is expected to receive three years of major Android OS updates and four years of security updates.
A concept library for sharing and collaborating on units of meaning and style

I've been pining for this for so long.

For example, I'd love to make a todo app where the user doesn't need to worry about the exact wording when they add or search for something; where they can choose the amount of verbosity in the UI... but not be stuck with a todo database that can't easily be imported to a different app.

It would be fantastic for a new kind of webbrowser, too: smaller file sizes, and perfect support for all human languages.
Iirc Wilhelm rewrote and Jacob Grimm was against it.

But it must also be understood that the first edition already was a retelling of story material and not a true transcription of the tales told.

It’s also that they actually didn’t have all that many sources when collecting stories.
MSFT has never been as bad and evil as they are now. Ads everywhere as just one example and they base their ads on your conversations in their messaging apps.
Tried it locally, this is smooth. Great one @anagri
I think this is less marvellous nowadays with ARM0 chips being super common, and micropython already being ported to many devices containing them.

Edit: I hadn't watched the video yet. This thing is not an ARM chip.
They are going to use Abrysvo® and I can't find out if it is an mRNA vaccine. All the sources online don't mention what type of vaccine it is. The only thing which they repeat is that it is bivalent.
You need only one person per 100 drop zones, instead of 50 persons manually monitoring 2 zones
> is expected to encourage a greater number of platforms?

That's not the point. The point is to ensure access to any platform once they get big enough to dictate market conditions.
You’d think they’d want the mtv brand associated with the history of music and being a good custodian of culture. If not then what is the brand?
Oooof, so the rounded corners in UIs is just another Jobs-fetish by UI designers, got it ;(
is a question about faith...
Highly recommend Alex Gaynor's intro to memory unsafety https://alexgaynor.net/2019/aug/12/introduction-to-memory-un...
I mean, even a court doesn't publish all the deliberation that goes into arriving at a decision. They prepare a final verdict and deliver it–while it would be interesting to see, we have reasons we don't post things like "juror 2 thinks what you did was barely legal".
“Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan 'Press On!' has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.”
― Calvin Coolidge
I made my own python wrapper around the Gemini API, I wanted one feature:
there is a default system prompt but -s overrides that with a temporary system prompt. -p is for the prompt, if it is left out, the cli is interactive (one long chat until I exit) but with -p I can use regular linux utils

for example: I wrote a short bash script which uses yt-dlp and ffmpeg to download a song, convert it to my preferred format and then uses gemini to add metadata.

artist=$(gemini -s "Please respond with the name of the Artist based on
the songs title. do not use any other words, just the artist name.
example:
'Bruce Springsteen - Old Dan Tucker [S-GHbDFrwlU].opus'
Bruce Springsteen" -p "$opus_file" | tr -d '\n')
>Any girl who loved the fairy tales passed young O’Connor’s test. A kindred spirit had been found.

That just filters for weirdos though? You should actually be terrified?
ISS has gained a new module.
>get on top of your finances

Neat, I just need to get a job... oh, jobs aren't biting, not much I can do except study... oh, don't have time (nor money) to do fun stuff.

Yeah, I've admittedly been a boring person the past 15 months or so. I wouldn't confuse boring with lethargic, though. You really can't do much more than meander around to keep up your physical spirits up and invert binary trees to keep your metal spirits up while you wait between rounds of tech interviews that (these days) have a 70% chance to ghost you.
> The easiest example would be comms indicating that Apple is detecting malicious behaviors (spam, fraud, abuse, etc) in the app. Disclosing information what can (and implicitly what cannot be detected) is self defeating.

So what, in a proper court of law all evidence has to be put up for review so that the court can make a proper decision, even if just on technicalities. In Germany, for example, you can get speeding tickets thrown out if you can show that the cops have put their radar in a wrong angle towards the street. Drug dealing trials have to leave out evidence if the accused cannot reasonably challenge them [1].

Now compare that to Apple, which in being the ultimate gatekeeper for access to the App Store for iOS and its iPad/Watch equivalents, currently acts as lawmaker, police, DA, judge and court enforcer at once, and its actions are directly affecting the livelihood of anyone wanting to publish an app on the App Stores - anyone from small indie developers to multibillion international conglomerates, and yes, sometimes spammers, scammers, fraudsters and other kinds of criminals.

And just like in the "real" world, it should not be one company all on its own who has that kind of power. Hence the EU got fed up and installed the Digital Markets Act.

[1] https://www.heise.de/news/EuGH-Nationale-Gerichte-duerfen-En...
He is Tony Blair / New Left all over again. Labour bleached from left wing policies. Nothing will change as they are on board to keep status quo. This (just like the New Left) will pave way for even more populist right candidates get in to power. Namely it paves way for Farage to be PM.
The motivations of a person who disproportionately helps western governments is troubling to you? Or is it that you don't consider exposing criminal conduct helpful?
> And natural things aren’t rectangles at all

Pyrite would like a word!
"and the more information we have, the more likely we are to be able to extrapolate our capabilities"

I don't believe that. Major progress usually comes from entirely new technologies, not from continuous development of the already known ones.

You wouldn't be able to extrapolate current IT sector from the state of things in 1924, because the transistor, the crucial building block for really heavy computation, wasn't around.

Same with people in 1824 trying to predict current civil aviation from their state-of-the-art balloons.