skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, you can use PayPal as well (which I do when I really need to pay for a subscription), but that's just a solution to a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place - I get it that some people like the convenience of automated reccuring payments and that's fine, but it shouldn't be the only available option to pay for services.
Everytime I see something like this I am more convinced that deep learning/AI focus should go away from language into other domains where it can make a bigger impact on less compute.
Discourse on the Four Kinds of Nutriments
Project vs. Product Funding
I have no idea what you're talking about. I assume from the references you think I'm British and are making political references? I guess the intent is to be snippy without addressing the actual content of my comment. Sorry, I think you messed up.
Intersting, I've just googled a bit, and Ligne 1 in Paris was running every 90 seconds in peak hours, most other lines are around 100-110.
Moreso lack of will to effectively mass organise

Thousands of OSS devs would be willing to devote serious time to it, but can’t/won’t run the gauntlet of starting such a ludicrously large project from scratch

It’s easy to contribute, difficult to be the one organising the contributions

A real “where do I even begin” problem
> Your point is valid if you believe LLM/Generative AI is deterministic; it is not. It is inference-based, and thus it provides different answers even given the same input at times.

Inference is no excuse for inconsistency. Inference can be deterministic and so deliver consistency.
Snap is never the answer. Every time I use snap I always get really sad, it could've been great but instead its incredibly slow. Like unusably slow
I want to host one now as well!
Why not just have "clean" edges though? Low bevel angle, but able to work on ice fine when required?

In pow and crud, I don't know if the edges do really anything, except if there was any rust, they'd probably grip the crud a bit.
That's not less hassle than getting an invoice and paying it.
I was going to post almost this exact comment. When I've got an Intellij IDE already open, it's the best tool for this job - and that's saying a lot as we've been developing HTTP clients for decades. But I often find myself banging out a curl command with too many -H clauses if nothing Jetbrains is already running.

For those who haven't used the Jetbrains HTTP client recently: maybe two or three years ago it was completely replaced and has been improved continuously since. Give it a try.
I find comparing SQLite with Postgres moot to begin with. I use SQLite when I don't want to run a database server out-of-band, or when I want to need to copy a single file to copy an entire database. For that, it is unparallelled, easily the best in the world, by far.

I don't understand the comparison here at all.
Microsoft's behavior with windows is tonal whiplash. It is an incredible mess. They do things like WSL, make enhancements to notepad, add rar support, task manager enhancements, tabs in explorer... all while doing things like cortana, removal of local accounts, tpm mandates, and more.

I can't imagine being a developer of windows. I'm sure the individuals adding those good features are dead on the inside when they see how the other teams are ruining windows at the same time.

Meanwhile, thanks KDE for making Linux the home of the best UI ever seen. And thanks Gaben and Wine for making Linux a drop-in replacement for what Windows used to be, and much more.
duc http://duc.zevv.nl/ does this
Of course I understand that some people might still depend on Windows for certain applications but if you're still exclusively relying on Windows without at least trying to dual-boot some user-friendly Linux distribution to figure out if your apps/games work with Wine/Proton, I don't know what to tell you.

Microsoft will sell you out, they will put even more ads everywhere and there will be a time when they force Recall and cloud-sync on you. They don't care about your privacy or security and they have no incentives to change any of that.

If any of that scares you, run. If it doesn't - well, good luck.

(goes without saying: If your company laptops preloads Windows or if you're a grandfather just browsing the web sometimes, Linux isn't an option. But if you want to have any privacy in the future, Microsoft is the wrong horse to bet on.)
This brings up a good point that harassment of dark pattern implementors is an untapped market. Just slap on AI and sell it as a service…

“You paid them to waste your time, pay us to waste theirs!”
A subsrciption to manage all your other subscriptions?
On AMO I get "Installation aborted because the add-on appears to be corrupt."

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/faststream/
> “Shooter McGavin: [after buying grandma's house in an auction] You're in big trouble though, pal. I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast!

> Happy Gilmore: [laughing] You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?

> Shooter McGavin: [long pause] No!”
AMD64/Intel: https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/amd64/iso-dvd/

ARM: https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/arm64/iso-dvd/

RISC-V: https://wiki.debian.org/RISC-V
I wish macOS had maximise buttons and window snapping. They would bolster their appeal with Windows expats if they did.
I don't disagree with any of that. However the convention with remakes and adaptions [of which The Office (US) is both] is the append the region or country in the non-original. As such when someone says "The Office", I - and I presume many others - think of the original.

I think the American version is great in its own right (post the dreadful first season remake), but's The Office (US).
Those are single threaded, so they would have kneecapped performance pretty badly. 'du' from coreutils uses them, and you can see the drastic speed difference between that and my program in the README.
I get boatloads of "undefined reference" errors. Where's the list of dependencies?
> Think of it as a junior engineer making mistakes.

A junior engineer who repeats the same mistakes even after correction, never learns ... and soon gets the sack.
How to raise your artificial intelligence
AI boom risk: Can the power grid handle the technology's meteoric rise?
This is just what I wanted, with one exception — there’s no obvious way to export all the data in a machine-readable way. I’m not going to journal in something I don’t know I can move on with if the app dies or I move to a platform that doesn’t support it.
Just don't use the word "harassment" in your marketing material, and find a solid justification for the existence of your business for legitimate purposes, while at the same time reaching your target xD.
Cool, thanks. I don't doubt the community and the good software, it's just that for me Telegram was there first.
Yup, I'm about ready for governments to get involved here.

The place I buy my laundry detergent from now wants a subscription in return for 20% off so now I have to subscribe every time I purchase it, and then unsubscribe. Or be the sucker who pays 20% extra for it.
> Eventually, even typing will lag or stutter. Quitting and restarting it brings it back to snappy-ish for a while.

Hmm. I've not experienced that. Something is leaking which can be identified/fixed. There are quick things you could do to narrow it down e.g. restart extension host or the language server or kill background node processes etc.

I generally have it running for weeks... although I do have to use "reload window" for my biggest/main workspace fairly often because rust-analyzer debugging gets screwed up and it's the quickest fix from a keyboard shortcut. I may be not seeing your issue for other reasons :)

FWIW I can recommend "reload window" because it only applies to the instance you have a problem with and restores more state than quit/restart e.g. your terminal windows and their content so it's not intrusive to your flow.

> but the fact that it takes an hour or two to repro makes that sort of too cumbersome to do

Yeah, I know what you mean. I now schedule time for "sharpening my tools" each day and making a deliberate effort to fix issues / create PRs for pain-points. I used to live with problems way too long because "I didn't have time". It's not a wall-clock productivity win.... but the intangibles about enjoying the tools more, less pain, feeling in control and learning from other projects are making me happy.
Zed is damn fast, with large files and i love it's UI
It looks to me like China will move from using cheap labour to cheap electricity from renewables for its manufacturing a lot faster than the rest of the world can keep up.
True, but the fact that they don't build and package it means I'd be a beta tester, at best. Most likely alpha tester.
If AI chatbots are the future, I hate it
i did not read that paper with a focus on adaptive bitrate selection for video streaming services that came out 8 years after the pacing implementation hit the kernel. thx thou
Interesting approach. I am currently looking for jobs and went the 'career coaching' route for my CV. I did a few iterations with my coach until I got my current result (ideally I had a link):

I first looked at Canva templates, but apparently nowadays you are supposed to do black/white and no fancy designs for ATS readability. Then I tried it with Google Docs b/w resumee template, which kinda got me to write actual skills. Then I approached the coach, got her template and iterated, and then I also added some rules from here (https://principiae.be/pdfs/ECV-1.01.pdf).

I also involved ChatGPT to analyze job postings and to get the mix of keywords in my resumme right. Tools like https://tagcrowd.com/ also help with that. For example, I am targeting 'IT analyst' roles, and it does make sense that I have the word 'analysis' a few times in my CV.

E: mine is basically structured the following way

Name

Title

Summary

3x5 ATS keywords/skills specific to my profile and role

last ten years, also written in a way that 'gamifies' ATS: 'Year, worked as ROLE at Company, did XYZ'

--page 2--

Education (degree + grades)

Skills Training

Languages

Some more IT skills (programming languages, project management, ...)

E2: I obviously have no idea what I am doing, but I got three interview proposals for 10 applications, so I guess 30%.
Just so we're clear, I'm personally not using G Docs nor Gemini nor any other AI tool at the moment. My issue—if you can call it that way—is more fundamental and that is related to intentions.

I think using some data for something that's fundamentally different than its original use case is problematic in my view.
Has this person created anything of value that he'd like to protect?
However the causality is not clear. Inflammatory agents cause depression. And most depressed people have higher pro-inflammatory markers. It could also be the case that the inflammation is a result of something completely different.
Brings a whole new meaning to "sleeping giants"
Comparing open source BGP stacks (2021)
All of the issues are well documented. It would make much sense to make ones first contact with the documentation to decide if given piece of software is suitable for ones needs. SQLite is like a bicycle, postgresql is like a freight train. Each has it's use.
> what if you loose access to your account and basically won't be able to cancel the subscription?

write an email or a letter. if they don't react, see below

> what if company will continue to charge you even after closing your account? what if they accidently charge you for who knows what?

file a chargeback request

> what if you simply forget you even had a subscription?

well yes, if you can't manage your finances properly to the extent that you miss a regular payment, then maybe you shouldn't use a subscription. or credit cards in general.

---

I personally never had any issue around any subscription that I pay for. I would totally understand if you asked for the option to pay by invoice, but personally, I hate paying bills manually, so I'm glad that there are subscriptions for most recurring services.
> Are you with especially gullible or vulnerable to explicit spam?

My parents are. My grand parents are. My neighbours are. My colleagues are.

> Or are you suggestible to methods of violence that once seen, will make you more likely to carry them out?

Hmm... have you ever interacted with kids or teenagers? Because they WILL try violent things out. On an unrelated note, "Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxville and this is Jackass."
They learn about while refering to it as nudging and behavioural theory.

Here is one example:
https://sam.hwr-berlin.de/en/vorlesungsverzeichnis.php?p_id=...
A digital synth is a real instrument and electronic music is real music.
Very incorrect. NHS is still an health insurance company that is trying to save money by using their own doctors.

There is a long history (20 years) of people who gave up, did their surgeries in France, and sued NHS for reimbursement. More recent stories are from EU, when NHS was part of unified health system (they should pay for medical procedures done in other EU countries to UK citizens).

Dealing with NHS if you need surgery, is basically full time job. You have to navigate Kafka like administrative labyrinth. Sometimes you have to drive 10 hours, to other side of country, because the only specialist who takes new patients is in Scotland.

NHS is doing everything it can, not to pay! If you have any problems and can do so, save your mental health, and just do medical tourism to Turkey, Malaysia or Thailand!
It was a nightmare for me. I'm a night owl. It was known in school that whenever I missed the first one to three lessons, it was because I was sleeping. Both the teachers and the other kids knew it. The optimal hours for me involve waking up around 1-2 PM and going to sleep around 4-5 AM.
I've been using Ubuntu as my only OS for the last 10 years, and when I try to use my wife's Windows computer I am baffled. Bizarrely, Ubuntu's UI is closer to Windows 7 than modern Windows' is, and I don't see how it's improved for the end user at all.
How many have a smartphone with a cover able to hold cards? How many have wallet in their pockets? Where the trade off in usability? Having a sole pin and a card to access various services instead of passwords and copypasting OTP or something similar with crappy and dysfunctional apps.
Oh, I know. I'm aware of that. Which is why I don't use a free gmail account, I don't use google docs, and I run as much ad blocking as possible both at the browser and at the network level. And that's also why i'm sure google is collecting as much data as possible when people use gemini. Because why wouldn't they? It's their entire business model: collect data and then sell ads based on that.
I'm just jaded at this point. FOSS won the battle and lost the war. It's been subsumed into the bowels of these corporations that are ending up mega predatory.
I am interested to know why you omitted

- People don't know that much of the output is incorrect
I didn't take this post to be overly negative, just a reflection of their experience in working with the tech.

For anyone coming from a heavyweight SQL background, it is indeed pretty easy to be caught off guard with SQLite. That doesn't reduce its value of course.
It's just your opinion, not a fact.
Serious errors plague DNA tool that's a workhorse of biology
Microsoft's overarching plan has always been to turn Windows into a subscription service.

All of their hostile anti-user bullshit of past few years stems directly from the efforts to make it happen.
SAP Makes Their Open Source Commitment Official
> Ubuntu is slowly going the same ad-laden direction

It's been a decade since their Amazon debacle, nothing slow about it. Anyone concerned about privacy shouldn't touch Ubuntu.
Beats me, it wasn't my post.

The main thing is that Russia needs to pull its troops out of all of Ukraine; return those 20,000 abducted kids; set and adhere to a timetable for paying full reparations; and re-affirm its commitment to respecting the inviolable sovereignty of all of its neighbors, permanently and irrevocably.

After that we can dissect past NATO transgressions, and fix all the poorly thought / ahistorical comments on HN.
It has both with the most recent Dev Beta!
Technically speaking, copyright laws create piracy as without them we would still have our free speech rights to share whatever we want without the approval from third parties and thus so-called piracy aka copyrigh infringement would not be a thing. Laws also hardly prevent sharing of copyrighted content, they only make it illegal.
Openstreetmap.org Website Down
I am noticing that, for approximately an hour, the OpenStreetMap.org website has been inaccessible for long periods. All of the three IP addresses, alternatively, seem to be down. Since I started monitoring it, the Total Downtime is 1 hour 4 minutes with an Uptime of 24.6% of the total time. I am also unable to access the forum, which has the same problem and returns a 522 error connection timeout.
Anyone knows what's going on?
I've been using my own function with `du` for ages now, similar to others here, but I appreciate new tools in this space.

I gave `dut` a try, but I'm confused by its output. For example:

3.2G 0B |- .pyenv
3.4G 0B | /- toolchains
3.4G 0B |- .rustup
4.0G 0B | |- <censored>
4.4G 0B | /- <censored>
9.2G 0B |- Work
3.7G 0B | /- flash
3.8G 0B | /- <censored>
16G 4.0K |- Downloads
5.1G 0B | |- <censored>
5.2G 0B | /- <censored>
16G 0B |- Projects
3.2G 42M | /- <censored>
17G 183M |- src
17G 0B | /- <censored>
17G 0B |- Videos
3.7G 0B | /- Videos
28G 0B |- Music
6.9G 0B | |- tmp
3.4G 0B | | /- tmp
8.8G 0B | |- go
3.6G 0B | | /- .versions
3.9G 0B | | |- go
8.5G 0B | | | /- dir
8.5G 0B | | | /- vfs
8.5G 0B | | | /- storage
8.5G 0B | | /- containers
15G 140M | /- share
34G 183M /- .local
161G 0B .

- I expected the output to be sorted by the first column, yet some items are clearly out of order. I don't use hard links much, so I wouldn't expect this to be because of shared data.

- The tree rendering is very confusing. Some directories are several levels deep, but in this output they're all jumbled, so it's not clear where they exist on disk. Showing the full path with the `-p` option, and removing indentation with `-i 0` somewhat helps, but I would almost remove tree rendering entirely.
Sol and Luna. Nice to see sensible names for these.
And? Every country can pass its own legislation, which may also (but is not required to) be in the form of a joint agreement to harmonise laws to make business requirements simpler.

It doesn't matter to any single subscriber if two different countries happen to be in sync or not.
I think it is time for a real version/generation 4 of SQLite which drops some backwards compatibility (e.g. file format) and has

1) strict always enforced.
2) full datatypes (ints, floats, datetime, jsonb)
3) all "ALTER TABLE" functionality, even if it has to rewrite the table
This example can illustrate the point easier, one scrolls through lines, while having a preview on the right: https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:1400/1*1cwOdRcJ_Ix9RR4...
Windows 12 x641a
I would say that the Pirate Party has expertise in nothing apart from perhaps protecting Internet freedoms.

So the same persons that supported Napster and the Pirate Bay now want to circumvent copyright for open source software.

An unholy alliance, but the recent comments from some Microsoft brass about everything on the Web being freeware seems to indicate that these are the talking points that Microsoft and its new allies will put out.
„Vitamin C supplementation attenuates the oxidative stress (lipid peroxidation) and inflammatory response (IL-6) to a single bout of exercise.“[1]

Vitamin C is essential and gets consumed by the body and needs to be replenished. For example during sickness the Vitamin C consumption is higher which could lead quickly to low levels.

1. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32162041/
I don't know about other places, but I'm pretty sure there are laws to such an effect (or similar) in the EU.
Work is my bane. It is somewhat of a choice for me, as I have a 1.5 hour leeway, but I want to be at home having personal time in the evenings, not working
Which is another not a dark pattern. Otherwise the entire existence of brands like Ferrari, Gucci, Rolex is a dark pattern!

As with “social proof”, the author mistakes lying (dark) with marketing (legit).
Well I have several bank accounts (in the same bank, for convenience). The one attached to the debit card I use for subscriptions has usually very little money in it. Enough so I can forget a month or two about the payments but unless I explicitly transfer money in it, they don't have what to charge.

In the end I still have too many subscriptions that I lost track of but worst case, I just nuke the account and I'm free of leeches.
You Can Use Spotify Entirely from the Command Line
This does not work (easily) when other tables have "foreign key" constraints to the table. You need to manually recreate them.
Feels like a bit of an over correction.

LLMs seem to - with the right prompt- be able to reproduce copyrighted work. So it is “in there” in some abstract baked in sense.

We really need some sort of legal middle ground to reflect reality on the ground. It’s not quite straight stealing but it’s also not entirely not copied.
Which neighbouring area to the UK are you thinking that its citizens are popping over to in order to buy their coke?
Frame pacing issues due to dropped frames are absolutely a huge deal in games.
Window snapping is coming in the next OS release, in September or October (finally some said, but I do not care for it).

Maximise button has been there forever? The green button move the window on a separate space when clicked w/o modifiers since a few years ago (maybe one of the dumbest decision of macOS but YMMV) and maximize the window when alt-clicked. Before, the green button maximized and there was no other options…
Here is my 2c.
First try to avoid the languages with too many warts. Why do that to your brain?

0. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat

1. https://greenteapress.com/thinkpython2/thinkpython2.pdf

2. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/

3. https://htmx.org/ (let the little framework handle JavaScript)

4. https://cssgridgarden.com/

5. https://flexboxfroggy.com/

This should give you nice overview to get started...
> For instance, it paginate them and show a page count.

Do you think this information google is gathering can then be used in the future to paginate some other document? Do you think paginating my doc will help their algorithm to better paginate documents in the future? I see what you're trying to say but putting everything in the "algorithm" bucket doesn't help moving the whole conversation around AI forward.

> The fact that you seem so upset

Your upset detector is clearly wrong. I don't use google docs. I don't care about google docs. I'm just adding my 2c to a conversation around this type of practices google and co are using.

Isn't this why we're here on HN? To exchange ideas?
China has multiple rocket startups now, they are not too successful.
You need it. While your bank already gives you (typically) a card you can also use as is for auth for them. Your country probably have some e-documents already, no need for extras to authenticate the public sector services and so on.

The point is offering something already usable and gives people a habit on that. After we might add yubi for generic services like GMail and so on.
Going Sessile
The next step is obviously to also build in industrial espionage. If natural persons have no privacy, why should legal persons have it?