skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You will find Musk's pretend "free-speech absolutism" is highly selective, and only applies to far-right voices. He's repeatedly censored his critics and journalists on his platform.
Irrelevant. Society decides what it wants.
It's a fun game, my only complaint is a UX / expectation issue: when I've placed a block, my natural reaction is to press space again to "enable" the next block for moving but, as it's enable by default, it locks it. I've had to restart a lot because of that.
Jennifer in paradise: the story of the first Photoshopped image (2014)
Use Python -m http.server in SSL
People who liked IRC will generally like Discord. However, there’s a lot of people who prefer asynchronous forums.
What if you want to ensure that the same packages are available, built in a similar way, between your Mac and some linux servers? What if you need to share or ensure that your projects work between Linux and Windows?
What if you are supporting a lot of less-sophisticated users across a number of different OSes, or even different versions of the same OS?

There are a ton of subtleties in the build toolchain even within a single OS type, and these will lead to downstream frustrations with packages that just bundle pre-compiled versions of C/C++ libraries.

The conda approach treats the underlying libraries as first-class citizens in the package ecosystem; tracks their interdependencies; and most packages are built in such a way that they are relocatable on your filesystem and don't require system privileges to install. conda and the various packages in the conda universe (whether official ones from Anaconda or the community-built ones in conda-forge) all make it so that this baseline hard problem is mostly solved across all major OSes, and solved in a relatively consistent way.

You can think of conda as a cross-platform, cross-architecture, multi-language, userspace package manager. It grew into this because numerical Python's package ecosystem is so horribly complex and the users span such a huge set of install environments, that conda ended up having to be a generic rpm/brew/apt kind of thing.
Why offline? You go to your bank web page, login, enter the recipients account information (EBAN) and press transmit. Or you have that automated from SAP or a number of other software products.
Being polite is not quite the same thing as being handled professionally, and definitely not the same thing as handling it correctly.

Telling people to exclude the file from backup came too late for many. E.g., Time Machine users with older disks formatted with HFS+ would find their drives crashed/corrupted/wiped, and lost all their backups. Only afterwards would they start googling to see what happened. (Even now, the relevant FAQ still says "Time Machine supports them, so your backups will not be affected" which is not always correct.)

From the time the issue was opened, to the time they said they admitted they were wrong and excluded the Orbstack image from backups by default, was 13 months. Even if other solutions were on the table, the professional thing to do would have been to exclude the images ASAP, so customers weren't at risk of data loss, and then work on alternatives afterwards.
would be maybe good idea to add instructions :D
Barelly related, I was not Twitter user, but since X I come up with full length XXX movies in suggestions. Did it started with X or they were a thing before Elon?
Asynchronous is a better characterization than offline.
If you are adding metadata to a schema then you may as well copy Dublin Core instead of creating your own incompatible equivalent from scratch.
Just curious, without ads, what are the running costs and how are they paid for?
This highlights the perils of using a free platform for business purposes. They owe you nothing and can change how things run/policies overnight and without warning. Luckily in this case, LinkedIn only brought in about 4% of their clients, but some businesses are fully reliant on free services like Facebook.
I don't take the term boss literally here.

His position and influence still has enough weight to make a poor interaction with him a career limiting event.

I think that's what OP was referring to, he's still the guy that founded Microsoft. He's as figurative and influential as any boss I'd ever hope to meet.
Often they have contracts which include vps or are cheaper when they include vps
> No. A white box and black box sit at opposite ends of a spectrum which is just saying how much we understand something.

So it's a subset, because "understanding something" is a refinement of the state of "not understanding something" - you can just pretend you don't know what's happening in that part of the system and it is now a black box.
One reason I'm still using docker desktop in my (small) company is that our production systems are using docker compose and the networking with domains does not translate 1:1 between orbstack locally and docker compose + nginx in production. Is there an easy way to solve this?
Less middlemen means fewer fees to pay.
Loving my Kobo Clara 2E!
I couldn't really care less.

If you look at the middle part of the domain between news. and .com, it might remind you that this is a community of people building stuff, learning to sell it, improving upon the feedback.

I don't really see how pitching a legal solution in a thread below the pitch of an obviously illegal, or at least unethical one is problematic.
Being its own local place is a feature, IMO.
Keep feeding that Pride demon. Albert Einstein believed in God. Who are you to talk down to Einstein?
Thanks for delving into this!
I get terrible performance in "hard" mode (seems to be due to animations?)

Nice educational game!
The work you do, the person you are (2017)
Hawking Archive made available to historians and researchers
Dark tanker crash exposes dangers of China's thirst for cheap oil
I see employees and founders fall into different categories depending on when they join.

Founders and first group of employees are the creators. The ones who often care deeply and want to bring new ideas to life, creating value for customers (and eventually shareholders) - Higher risk for this group.

As the company grows but is still early on the journey, the next group tends to also care and often want to protect whats been built while helping creating new value. This group likely wants to earn a bit more having joined later. This group are taking less risk as there are likely already a few rounds raised at this point.

The company continues to grow and starts hire more staff to help it operate at scale. These people are disconnected and tend to arrive to extract more value than the groups before them. These are often managers or extra execs, more sales teams on commission etc.

This new group is not here to defend whats built and often arent as invested in the idea. They didnt join out of a burning desire to see the world get better - they are here to earn well and push their careers.

I think this is where founder mode helps. It keeps the ones who care deeply about the business, the idea, the customers, the world, the employees etc in the know. They keep their finger on the pulse and can help steer everyone away from just chasing personal gain. They can bring back the guiding principles that may have been diluted through various levels of "those who don't care as much".

I think early employees - those taking the most risk aside from the founders - could also be leveraged here. In fact, I think those early employees could be considered mini-founders if they are are still around at later stages.
Let the owl fetch your feed
I think the original question has some logic.

If the content is untruthful, it isn't in analogy with a fruit that you don't like, it's in analogy with a rotten fruit.

I expect a refund if a rotten fruit is delivered.

Really hard to implement with content.
Judge Moraes has had his share of run-ins with Lula, and can hardly be described as a stooge for the Left. What he has been doing is go after Brazil's version of the Jan 6th insurrectionists, whom Musk is congenial to along with other far-right causes. As Germany showed, if you don't go after thugs when they are still in their inept beer-hall putsch phase, it is too late afterwards.
Global business urges governments to reject new international cybercrime treaty
What kind of an AI Expert are you looking for?
Though I do not consider myself an expert but I know a few things here and there. Ping me if you like.
Blendle used to provide it, but alas, no more:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blendle
This post is literally all over social media. The argument seems no deeper than "hire good people who care about the business". Not exactly rocket science.
Pascal Worked Better With C Than C Did [video]
Low and high are but you imposing your value system onto something that exists irrespective of it. "Low" could very well be the activity of breathing if one argues enough to show it. In reality actions don't and shouldn't exist to serve a higher purpose. Attachment with result is the cause of suffering. Attach yourself to the action.
Well, ElasticSearch is the topic of the link.

But specifically, those two are examples of companies who started off FOSS, then got exploited by AWS.

Every FS-focused person gives them sh!7, but leaves Amazon off the hook because they exploited under the FS rules, which is an inversion of who actually does harm in the world.
Shocker: you have to use the Calendar app to open the Calendar.
AI or ML? ChatGPT wizard or someone with actual maths background? God I hate AI.
there is something similar for WD drives as well.

https://github.com/not-a-feature/wd_ssd_firmware_update/
https://github.com/not-a-feature/wd_fw_update

I really hope some day there will be a big disk manufacturer that natively supports lvfs - I would pay a premium for that.
OrbStack has been an absolute lifesaver. Rancher Desktop was great for running a quick K3s cluster locally, but OrbStack's VMs are just great. For someone who likes to run separate envs on Linux, Orb's VMs are great. Pretty performant on my older M1 MBP too.
> There is definitely value in endurance. Examples abound: whether history, religion, etc.

This is spurious. What about history or religion shows that for profit companies should last a long time?
I feel like this is a relatively new situation, whereas the parent post describes very well the development of the service over the last decade.
Not just leftists, but also journalists critical of him:
https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/x-journalist-ban-elon-mus...

His so-called free-speech absolutism is a sham and he does not deserve the benefit of doubt on this.
Haha, I never played in "hard" mode because it was too challenging for me. That's probably why I didn't optimize the performance as much in that mode.
Thanks for the feedback!
But our current "AI" isn't Intelligent and it doesn't learn.
> Smart devices capture real-time intent data by listening to our conversations

I think they would like their customers to believe this is active listening between two humans having a conversation but I doubt this is the case.

I suspect it's actually a conversation with a smart device they're listening too.

Such as, if I ask my smart TV to show me a YouTube video on how to bake a cake, or if I ask an Amazon Echo what time a local computer hardware store closes, then I expect this is fed to advertisers.
This is really cool! I have a lot of short projects that are essentially “parse out 2 or 3 tags of HTML and convert that to CSV. This will be perfect for that; in the past I’ve done it by hand with vim. Next time I’ll give this a shot.
That's a lot of work to write lisp without parentheses /j

I joke, really interesting project, props to the team
Just a matter of time before Chrome pushes another JS API like File System API and you can actually defrag your drive from the browser.
Perhaps a simpler analogy, you see a new bag/flavour of chips in the store, "super crunchy" "delicious", you buy it, go home, tastes horrible, barely crunchy, do you get to take it back and get your money back?
I wonder what the optimal strategy is, optimize for speed with more fragmentation and fewer operations or for less fragmentation but more operations and time. For 1kb, optimizing for no fragmentation I can't seem to get below ~80.
Because the corner store has, in many cases, become a gigantic multinational monster that exploits the authors and the readers.
I thought the Brave browser would provide such a solution. I was very disappointed to find out it's not an intended use case.
The ISO link[1] says this standard has been withdrawn however.

[1] https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:std:iso:3103:ed-1:v1:en
3B1Bs Essence of Linear Algebra is great, whatever this pdf is is not
And then people complain about clickbait. If you want good science journalism then you ought to be willing to pay for it. Otherwise it will be funded by adverts, and that means maximising clicks, and that means clickbait headlines.
We work with flux, custom loras and controlnet and it's working exceptionally well. Using only prompts as conditioning is also not the way to go for higher complex tasks. It's day and night compared to dall-e,imagen, sd1.5 or sdxl.
Looks like the end-goal may just be that we have an alternate, freer internet that you can only access via non-government-approved satellite feed.

@Elon: Start putting your actual servers up in order next.
First, let me say I admire the successful effort to revive a piece of the 2000s web and wish the project the best. Having said that, I am of the right age to have been on MySpace, and exploring Spacehey gave me a better understanding of why I wasn't on MySpace.

The focus of the site is on you and who you are. It's about presenting your many overlapping identities with style. Your interests and creative output are secondary. Interests serve as more of a way to categorize yourself along standard dimensions (favorite movies, books, etc.). I don't think I want this! It's okay if you do, but it really isn't for me. It seems so optimized for legibility, in the late James C. Scott sense. I feel like all the CSS in the world won't help if this is how you must present yourself. Let me hide in my shell [1] and put forth my work. You'll get a better idea of who I am when I write something or if we talk.

GeoCities, LiveJournal, DeviantArt, and Tumblr all seemed less like this, though I also wasn't active on any of them in their heyday. People may think Tumblr is about the user's identity, but identity isn't at the core of the site design. The site design is about tagged posts. Where you might want to push for legibility is on a dating site. I am sure MySpace served as one for quite a few people. :-)

[1] I have realized this is a pun because I like pubnixes.
It wasn't a repost - the mods sometimes refresh a story to give it a second chance at more engagement. When you see the same post come back a day or two later, with the same comments, all with their timestamps updated to the current time, you can be confident this is what occurred. You can also tell by looking at the post history of OP - it shows an original posting date of 4 days ago, even though this post shows as a few hours ago. Not a bug, not someone spamming this site... this is a normal and fairly cool feature of HN.
Is this completely in React? Just curious as this should be pretty easy to render.
New crazy paramyxoviridae combination here we come!
Brazil is on record opposing antisatellite missiles:
https://docs-library.unoda.org/Open-Ended_Working_Group_on_R...

The judge can certainly issue an Interpol Red Notice for Musk, which would cramp his jet-setting lifestyle.
trawk (tree awk) was one of the initial names for this (not author, but know him personally)
I haven't seen anything official indicating it's discontinued, and they've released a few updated libraries, but there certainly seems to be very little momentum and I'm skeptical about its future. I think some friends have still bought the USB accelerator version of it to use with the frigate DVR, though.

Not a good sign when offers to sell old ones feature prominently in the search results. :)

It's a shame. They're actually really quite nice boards. I may have to sell them from the startup to my academic self and use them for some project or another if nobody wants them - but I don't really want to teach a machine vision course.
There's no profiling going on, we take a cut of the sale price and that is it. But I understand your concern and will think hard about how we could make this more obvious. I'm not sure if it's a general concern or it applies more to people like us.

Also, I assume you read stuff on Substack, Medium, Reddit, etc. Definitely so on a third party commonly known as HN.

Re iTunes: it's not about the will of the news outlets. It is impractical for them to offer a model which sells by the piece. And the most prominent cause is banal: payment fees are too high a percentage on what would be a typical price for a single piece of content.

Keeping a credit balance solves that, but keeping a credit balance at every outlet is just as bad as monthly subs.

An aggregator can solve this issue.
From the title at first I thought this was a Quake browser port [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeFRaG
D3 increases your calcium levels in the blood while K2 regulates the usage of calcium, favoring the usage of it in bones and teeth and reduces the deposit of it in soft tissue like blood vessels and organs.

Of course you wont notice anything for years but in the long term it would increase your risk of cardiovascular disease and probably some organ diseases.
My new ISP took this to another level: if you transfer your landline phone number they send you a voice-only SIM card and a 4G router into which you're supposed to plug your landline. Calls to the landline number are redirected to the number in the SIM (with a significant delay). I wonder why they did it this way instead of implementing VoIP, especially since the all-in-one GPON/Wi-Fi router already has a landline port.
Pico CSS: Minimal CSS Framework for Semantic HTML
The git is still hosted at peppe.rs.
I don't, but it's pretty simple: it looks like a regular calculator, but instead of having a single line for the number it has a line for building a number and then a scrolling text box that shows the stack [0]. There's an enter button that moves a number from the construction line to the stack, or you can hit any of the operation keys to implicitly use the under-construction number as the top of the stack. If no number is under construction it uses the top two numbers as the operands.

Short tap on the stack swaps the top two stack items, long press rolls the top three. If I were doing it again I'd have long press roll the entire stack (top becomes bottom, the rest move up)—since it's all visible and I'm not programming it this would actually be more useful.

[0] On my phone at the time I wrote it this box had room for three numbers before scrolling. Now it has 12...
Nvidia earnings: "Sees demand for new Blackwell chips"
Or just read the code like I would if a colleague had written it, or do you think it's chucking out assembler?
May I ask how old you are? Probably not from the Windows XP era, huh?
We "old folks" know exactly what to do when it comes to defragging a drive.

Seriously though, thanks for the suggestion!
I'll definitely add a small link with game rules to help everyone out.
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I hope to see more evidence-based studies on yogic breathing and meditation that doctors can use in place of drug interventions. Studies on Ketamine [1] have coincided with a mix of commercial and medical distribution of the drug [2]. Its effects are immediate and recreationally enjoyable, making it easy to abuse. I anecdotally know several people treating very mild anxiety with ketamine, they also happen to love recreational drug use. What if instead, meditation and breathing were prescribed? Less immediate and fun, but more likely to remedy the underlying cause of anxiety and have long-term benefits on the quality of life.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9540337/

[2] https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/01/30/1227630...
I had assumed that Datadog was using Elasticsearch as a storage solution, including for metrics. Seems not.
No different from copy-paste hard to debug preprocessor code.
And yet the one thing I can't do is automatically jump to the top of a question. One of my Discord servers loves doing FAQs as separate conversations, and once they get too many replies, I have to scroll endlessly (PgUp, etc) to see the first few comments. It's maddening.
Yep! Local stores are 'happy' to refund since they tend to value customers. Megacorps... not so much.
That's the formular I am using to calculate the score:
(elapsed seconds / 4) + operations + fragmentation
30th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition
Most tech companies are terrible at hiring "managers". I agree with Paul's premise, but the solution to micromanage is missing the point. If companies hired actual manager/leaders, they would see better outcomes.
Please do, I'd love to learn. We just completed a run of our latest version so we're a ways from thinking about a new design, but it would be helpful to know know what I should be thinking about for our roadmap.

dave.andersen at Gmail is probably my easiest address.
> I just hope that Brazil will be able to negociate with US to punish him as he deserve for being such an (insert your prefered insult here)

No need to go there. Brazil is sovereign, and it can enforce its laws by itself.

If Starlink doesn't respect the law of the land, just freeze their assets and ask banks doing business in Brazil to stop processing payments to them. If Musk wants to maintain service for free, good for Brazilian people.

As it turns, that's what Brazilian courts did [1].

[1]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2024/08/30/musk-esca...
https://chatgpt.com/share/0ec0fcf8-c284-4f50-a452-04ca94911a...
Not related? Surely I’m still commenting on my parent’s post:

> I think a good democratic system will not have a new leader every year but maybe every 4-8 years.

I’m saying that this democracy is an illusion as long as you have puppet masters controlling these “democratically elected” puppets like Biden.
Should already work today with your cloud storage I think
That would take the fun out of AWS