skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Currently, you can export all data in JSON format only in the macOS app. I plan to add the same feature to the iOS app in a future update.
I use https://github.com/orsinium-labs/enum
Yep, benzos work great for treating stuff like occasional anxiety attacks or sleep issue, but taking them regularly is never a good idea.
Don't let them use it till they compile the kernel themselves.
Never dealt with pushes, but it’s nice to see this — back when Docker was getting started I dumped an image behind nginx and pulled from that because there was no usable private registry container, so I enjoyed reading your article.
It looks like PeerTube can automatically import videos from YouTube channels.

https://docs.joinpeertube.org/use/channel-sync

And as for letting you or your kids upload additional content, yup that’s what PeerTube is mainly for.

I run a PeerTube instance of my own to host some videos I made. I haven’t tried importing from YouTube to it though. I use yt-dlp to download videos I want to keep.
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The last thing is not legal in the US. Marriott got in trouble with the FCC over this.

https://www.cnn.com/2014/10/03/travel/marriott-fcc-wi-fi-fin...
Most people are overweight. It's not about survival. It's 100% a choice.
Rust got those basic type system and pattern matching things so incredibly right it’s not even funny. I even like Go more for other reasons but I still cringe every time I have to use the error prone hacks mentioned in this post. Not to mention the largest source of noise: `if err != nil`, which Rust solved so elegantly using partly their enum types.
this is so cool! Much simpler than all the other tools and even I know how to use it. Awesome work!
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Well, that would leave the issue of conversion factors, from cover to spy units ;-)
You are only further affirming the point I am making. You need a third party app in order to be able to browse files well enough on Android devices. And even then you do not get the same experience as you would get on a desktop OS. Simply because the same amount of information (file name, icons, creation date, change date, file size) which does fit fine on desktop does not fit as well on a phone screen without creating huge clutter.

Of course, younger users never really having used a file system doesn't work either. But certainly calling them "less intelligent and unrefined" is a ridiculous hot take if I ever saw one.
I don't like them. If you stop eating meat for a while it's hard to imagine eating it again. Like, a piece of a dead animal? Really? Why would I want to eat something like that?

I still eat burgers. They taste better than the meat versions because they're made with vegetables.
Interesting. I didn't expect this kind of content from a blog I usually associate with giving startup advice.
Most hacked apps had security, but it wasn't enough. We decided to change that
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I really wanted a gun when I was a 3. My parents didnt get me one.
Obviously LLMs won’t lead to AGI, but in the nooks and crannies of ridiculously pointless academic thought, you can fit multiple lifetimes worth of careers, while never achieving anything of note (unless that’s the goal - and that’s valid!).

Splash a dash of paint on the same moral and ethical questions debated ad-nauseam for very little money, sprinkle lies about how dangerous and advanced a de rigueur technique (LLM) which masquerades as a whole field (artificial intelligence) is, and by golly some silly Silicon Valley pump and dump will give you an office to pontificate in.
To what (I guess future) planes would this engine be assigned to? Is there a new US project after the F35?
How much fuel does it use, I wonder?

Supersonic has been DoA for a while because post-deregulation airlines are only interested in ever more fuel efficient aircraft. (It’s also why major states like Japan, China and Russia have for the most part failed to build a competitive airliner against the duopoly.)
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1. Installation: Clone the repo, install dependencies, and configure your API keys.
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Check out the GitHub repository https://github.com/kalibrado/trailer-finder for more details and dive into the README for installation instructions and configuration options.

Let's make managing trailers as easy as watching them!
Interesting, I wouldn't consider another DB driver for integration tests if that isn't usable in production. Probably a good reason for it but can anyone clarify why that's done?
Nod their heads with approval to mask their confusion.
Is there a good reason for not allowing parallel uploads in the spec?
I'm implementing a somewhat complex software in both Go and Rust.

The Rust version is bith shorter and more readable - and probably more efficient - thanks to Rust enums and Rust error handling. I don't understand why golang doesn't copy Rust here. The error handling in particular could be a very simple change.

I am not a huge fan of go:generate and similar projects. They add a level of unknown that goes against the core Golang design values.
The statistics say that 23% of software engineers in the US are women.

That’s what I’m referring to. If there are no women on a team of 10 I start questioning whether the team is hiring for their biases or if they’re doing a good job of setting them aside.

I’m not really sure what you’re getting at with your last paragraph. Do you believe that women being hired on a software team causes delays and negative effects? Because I do not and that has never happened in my experience. I would hope you wouldn’t similarly falsely claim that male teachers and nurses are less qualified than their female peers.
Another shout-out for Jellyfin. Somewhat unusual in that it's build with .NET technologies and runs on Linux, but it's proven to be an excellent media server for many years now.
Hey there!

You can use momentum's open-source auditor to generate integration tests and visualise your code at every git push or pull request. The test plan, test data setup, and test code generation followed by debugging is completely done by momentum in an automated way.

We decided to use visualization for test generation because it helps identify interdependencies at a glance and proactively fix anything that could go wrong.
Enforcing the law is a function that every single government needs to do, so definitely a "basic government function".
"Enemy is strong and weak" seems like a universal trait for any propaganda, I really have no idea why some want to say that it's a special fascism trait.
> You think those are infrastructure? Those are innovations and technology, i.e. ideas.

You still haven't provided any example...

Last time we left something valuable to future generations was the Romans with their aqueducts.

1800-1900? not so much.

> Infrastructure is tangible.

Is beating around the bush really the best you can do?

Looks like you never heard about (and never took advantage of) the education system...

Some other example of intangible infrastructure: the judicial system and the government.

you're welcome.
There's hours and hours of NK footage if you search for North Korea Travel / Vlog in simplified chinese. They tend to have much laxer guides/minders, fluent in mandarin vs western travellers with minders with shit English (and I presume more suspicious / cautious). Very few of Chinese vlogs have auto subtitles which can be translated to english unfortunately. Example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZgzAquCs-o&list=PLk70D7sV6Q...

There was a few playlist from central asian travellers and with Chinese business man exploring with more casual minders a few years back but I can't find them. I know a few PRC nationals who made the trip for business, TLDR is NK cities and towns feels like PRC in the 90s with energy of PRC in the 80s. Some of the villages/hamlets seem like PRC from the 70s (which I guess is what most ppl think of NK). Other era reference points probably not helpful for ppl without context of growing up in PRC. So it's worth scrubbing through some of the videos, a lot of it is city and keep in mind NK is 60% urbanized.
Sure, but "the same as Rust's enums" including a mention of pattern matching, is a really big expenditure on the novelty budget from the point of view of Go. What Rust does there is perfectly normal... for an ML. But before Rust you didn't really see an ML down there counting CPU cycles, so this wasn't even on the radar when Go was invented.

I think to do that you'd probably give up a lot of the simplicity Go is aiming for. I personally think that simplicity is somewhat illusion (Amos' "I want off Mr. Golang's Wild Ride" https://fasterthanli.me/articles/i-want-off-mr-golangs-wild-... says it better than I could) but we should be clear that it's not that Go aimed to do what I want and missed but that it was never interested in that at all. An F1 car doesn't want to be useful for taking the kids to school, so it's silly if we're scoring it poorly for lack of child seat fixtures.
In which country is this ? In France the law is pretty clear :

> L’employeur ne peut pas mettre en place un dispositif d’écoute ou d’enregistrement permanent ou systématique, sauf texte légal (par exemple pour les services d’urgence).

And there's afaik no such legal text for banks.

Employees also have the right to privacy on their work-provided computer (e.g. to check their personal mails) so all those packet inspection and decryption things would be flat-out illegal there, thankfully
And yet the "getting started" page says: "Any database supported by Laravel – MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, or SQLite"

The "wizard" also proposes a regular "SQLite" option. But it fails as well.

I wouldn't mind if it was a humble project, but the website is full of marketing BS, including "Koel is a music streaming solution that actually works™"
I'm a huge fan of those substitutes, not because I eat them often, but because it means I can visit my Grandparents, and they can cook what they regularly do and just use the meat substitute product instead.
It also helps a lot when people change their diets, because you can keep some of your old recipes.
100pb on single zone S3 + those index/processing/catching nodes is about 12-14million a year.

Thats excluding the dev time needed to keep those queries useful and insightful.
The true death of desktop applications were system administrators and their draconian app policies.

What do you want to do? Ask the eternally overworked BOFH of duty to go through the month-long approval process of deploying a superior desktop app to the org, or just pay the monthly fees of a SaaS (conveniently below the approval required threshold) and have a mediocre solution right now?

The AppStore’s ease and security is what saved native apps on mobile.
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I also don't mind paying for content but i want the content as it was originally broadcast. With streaming if you "buy" something they might eventually replace the background music or cut scenes that are deemed insensitive or clash with the director's new vision. Or they decide you need to view 4:3 content with the top and bottom cut off in 16:9. Or in some cases you might lose access to the content entirely because the license expired.
Or they discontinue the app and roll your purchases into some different app with a horrible interface (youtube music).
Interestingly, two or three years ago I sent a few emails via Who is Hiring and I got probably 3/4 response rate, and an offer (which I refused in the end, staying in my current company). This year my current company is not in a good shape, and I sent perhaps 20 emails and got NOTHING nothing at all back.

My thinking is because this year I'm 40 years old and ATS software now marks me as a dinosaur.
Supersonic is only dead in civil aviation. The military doesn't care about regulations :-)
Why not use one of the more established options to stream music? Like plex, emby, jellyfin?

I'm seriously asking for the best solution because I'm about to return to living in the same home so I plan on bringing back my Synology NAS and digitize my music collection.
These are somewhat valid issues. But given the currently available open models, this is a massive improvement. The human-like hand and changing the styles on the sides of the head isn't even bad - those are valid artistic choices you'd see on similar illustrations - they're just badly executed here.
So what is the point of using Tailwind if you do not want to use its main feature?
No idea... I asked the same question here (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40943480) and am hoping we'll have a classic HN moment where someone who was involved in the design of the spec will chime in.
I believe that even if there was one then, it's probably no longer valid and it's now just a performance limitation.
I didn't downvote this comment, but it's a bit funny that a comment complaining about downvotes is itself being downvoted.
Surely it's all just about organising people on a larger and larger scale that has benefits? Perhaps an empire is a way to do that which works in the sense that some controlling centre has to be chosen and that's going to happen initially by war and conquest.

The rulers of tribes are going to want "freedom" so they can stay in the game of possibly building their own empire but that doesn't mean their people in the end wouldn't find some consolation in the stability of being under e.g. Roman rule.

I'm sure nobody wants to be under Russian or Chinese rule but if the rest of us cannot organise ourselves on a larger scale than they can .... it might eventually happen.
How are you unzipping the .zip before running the .exe?

It sort of sounds like you're double clicking on the zip? I'm not personally sure if that unzips the whole folder in the right way or not.

If that's what you're doing, maybe right click on the .zip and extract everything using that first?

Note that I don't personally use windows much any more, so my windows knowledge is getting rusty for some stuff. ;)
I think I did the sums the last time this did the rounds and, taking into effect the Flynn Effect, which this story actually mentions but doesn't seem to understand, the average college student today is smarter than the average back then, it's just that everyone is smarter, and the group of students is a bigger part of the whole so the average IQ, which is a relative measure compared with your cohort, is closer to 100.
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I don't really understand the decision to completely stop doing it. If the script has logic to do A,B,C in different cases, why not just implement an --uninstall flag that does the opposite of A,B,C? Then users don't need to know or care what "type" of installation was done.
Does anyone recommend any resource for downloading high quality.mp3/FLAC music that I can use put on my personal streaming service.

I know I can pirate but I really want to buy it legally in a way artists might benefit.

Places like Band camp have very small collections.

I know of 7 digital https://uk.7digital.com/

But for some reason "This store is not available for your location"
This was interesting, cheers!
You did it again, memory != memorization! People don't claim that "there is no memory"; the argument you're trying to make is "people claim LLMs do not memorize". Memory means something completely different. Memory: the ability to remember anything at all in any way; eg "I remember his face but I can't recall his name". Memorization: remembering things _exactly_ as you saw them, usually also implying a lack of understanding; eg "he memorized all the elements of the periodic table for his test".

When people talk about AI and memory, they're not talking about the training phase or training data. When they talk about AI and memorization, they _are_ talking about the training phase and training data.

To answer your question: I _do_ think LLMs can memorize large-ish chunks of text. But: because in normal real world usage they do not output large chunks of their training data verbatim, I don't think there's a sufficient risk of plagiarism to be concerned.
I've never tried LaTeX, but I've built my last few resumes with plain old HTML+CSS then saving as PDF. Works pretty great and is insanely simple to upkeep/modify
Tidbit about continental Europe: I think here this role is rather served by restaurants since people tend to have 1-1.5h proper lunches which get used a lot as networking opportunities to meet with interesting parties. Most of my LinkedIn messages are to set up lunch plans.
You are on the point.

It was my mistake that I didn't describe clearly. I've done a colonoscopy recently and it shows nothing bad organically. So I guess it was my lifestyle
Two tablespoons of sugar is an insane amount. Having baked bread myself I can confidently tell you you don't need to add any sugar to the dough for it to rise. You need a pinch of salt to stop it tasting weird though.
How is it depressing? If we waited for scientist's to fully understand the outcomes of their experiments prior to experimenting we’d still be living in caves. As long as the experimentation happens at a small enough scale, the “worst case” scenario is limited. What’s depressing is when things are scaled up in spite of an established body of evidence that such things are harmful.
> It's like some sort of glitch universal kill-switch biology happened upon encoded by hell itself.

Proving once again, that true Eldritch horrors are not out there, but right here; not in the cosmos, but in microcosm. Nature is the ancient mad god, and it's not the telescope but the microscope that will take away your sanity.
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Also see https://oftc.net/, where a bunch of older-school development projects hang out. (That's where the Xen Project moved to after freenode imploded, before eventually switching to Matrix.)
Squatty Potty.

https://a.co/d/0dqOnwXK
Execs are important in the context of a discussion of how LLMs are advertised and sold.
Well over more than 50% of all SD models in existence have a focus on NSFW. It's more like "Which models DON'T generate realistic hardcore porn?"
DVDs are fine. You can find many things at pawn shops for 1€, you can buy most new movies for 7 to 20€ at most, and you can resell those you don't want to watch anymore. I'm only subscribed to Amazon Prime but actually don't use their streaming service at all.
I didn't like headphones before AirPods.
It might take a long time... maybe it's even a neuro plug at some point. I don't know but people will want to hijack their vision for sure.
I don't get it. How does one use vga or HDMI to hook up i2c?
There is a 3rd edition of Steven's APUE published in 2013 but i am not sure whether it covers epoll/kqueue specifically (i don't have this edition). Most probably not since these are specific to Linux/BSD. Stevens/Rochkind only cover the base Unix apis for I/O multiplexing/Asynchronous I/O (select/poll/signals/aio apis) gleaned from SUS (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_UNIX_Specification). You would be better off consulting the specific documentation for these system calls in its OS reference and the various articles describing/comparing them online.

For a Linux specific alternative Michael Kerrisk's The Linux Programming Interface seems pretty good.
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Yes and they were really promising but they were acquired and shut down by Databricks. Not that it matters much for users, but it’s important to know why the market looks the way it does.
When will you add support for Javascript?
IRC has no chat history either, right. I get the simplicity of IRC but searchable history is a bonus for Discord. As long as the service is available, searching is kinda possible. With irc you have to find out which bot provides history, which is then usually split over multiple files
Qobuz sells popular music in 24bit flac.
Bleep and Boomkat sell more obscure stuff.

Your best bet is thrift/charity stores and ripping CDs. Super cheap and plentiful and albums are still put out on CDs.
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Absolutely. The language itself has some friction that other languages might not, but the quality of the tooling surpasses pretty much everything out there.

I tried using Java and Kotlin the other day and ended up with a deep wonder of how anyone can get anything done in those ecosystems. I guess you can get used to anything.
> Places like Band camp have very small collections.

Really ? My bandcamp collection is big and my BC wish list is huge... so much good stuff there.

I'm afraid there aren't a lot of places that are fair to artists outside bandcamp.
It is to get their hands on foreign currency.

Plus, many products in the shops for local are probably heavily subsidized and have vastly lower prices.
The vi vs emacs thing permeates a lot of tools.
I find it useful to map all tools to be consistent with one or the other.
Personally I use vi. Unfortunately setting vi mode for readline has a few caveats, but I was able to work around all of them with the settings in:

https://www.pixelbeat.org/settings/.inputrc
I’m in Norway and had to go via a sales rep.

Are you sure that you can click cancel without talking to a sales rep? If so, are there perhaps local German (not EU/EEA) rules on this?
Qobuz has an extensive online shop for music.
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How do you feel about the difference with or without fermented food? Actually I have yogurt from time to time. And sometimes I eat too much and I will use it to help me digest ( but it seems it's making me full more than enough lol )
The highest-starred product is Strapi, with 61.7K stars.

Have you used any of these products? Share your thoughts and experiences.
I got to use secrets manager a while back it was a breath of fresh air as it was all of those things you seeking in vault without all of the problems of it being hashicorp. No offense hashicorp. I rather blame AWS than a self-managed solution.