skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've purchased and used a number of the GPD products and even contributed to the Arch Linux wiki on the various small caveats of the devices. They generally have good (community) linux support quickly after launch. Build quality is decent as well.

If you're looking to get any GPD device, it's best to wait a few months after launch and they will be on the used market for a decent discount. Lots of early adopters buy these and ditch them because they aren't flawless, but they make fun toys.
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The paper does not cover this.

I didn‘t say every single molecule in the cell acts predictably. I said that the cell „performs a task it should perform and does so using the same approach across all instances.“
> Note that Elon Musk's definition of free speech includes anything that is not outright illegal...

Unless it's @ElonJet tweeting. Or journalists tweeting about @ElonJet.
Elon musk who is the owner of Twitter -- an individual -- actually has a fundamental right to speak to Brazilians via his service.

Companies absolutely have rights especially when they're owned by an individual. Banding together in groups does not eliminate human rights.
I guess "Python is my operating system" has its unintended consequences. ;-)
> First off, you're exaggerating. There is no place on earth that averages 40C for 3 months.

I dunno about 3 months exactly, but some areas of India are pretty close. And Delhi has 15-30 million people, depending on how you count

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Delhi#Climate_data
Do you know any Proteins that do that? The examples given were for a 'few' modalities. Not thousands.

My fishing rod is flexible. And I can cast over hand, or underhand, or side arm it under some trees.
This must be a mistake or misunderstanding, because "blockcrap" is hardly mentioned in contrast with examples like confirming someone is of age, meets certain insurance requirements or has certain financial status without revealing anything about them. No blockchain is needed in any of these examples.
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Dupe. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41388750
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Great book series on the subject of HPC. Not sure if it actually touches GPU. Great material anyway. BONUS: it's free!
> Elon Musk's definition of free speech

His definition is of free speech is that he can say whatever he likes and ban whoever he wants.
Being able to read stuff written by other people is pretty close to a basic human right, though. At least in the liberal Western tradition.
Access to the NYT in China or X in Brazil could destabilize their societies. One could argue that their current development status necessitates authoritarianism until a transitional event happens (which took the west many centuries).
There certainly is, and yes, tech skills can grow surprisingly stale in very short order if not continually exercised. Throw in the usual dose of impostor syndrome, and the humiliating grind of the interview process (which has indeed deteriorated in recent years) -- and it's perfectly understandable to wind up with these kinds of feelings.

But don't listen to what the internet supposedly says, or what any of these companies say (at least not without a heavy dose of salt). Or let the stigma this incredibly immature industry has against people who take sabbaticals or necessary health breaks "stick" to you in any way.

If programming is something you love -- just get back "in the ring", as they say. Even if it's just building stuff for yourself, or working on open source projects, or pro-bono projects for organizations you support (if you can afford to take the time to do so). It shouldn't take more than 6 months to get your memory muscles back in fully working order -- likely even stronger than before (as the shift in perspective can actually help the learning process).

Career breaks are healthy things, not bad things (or a sign of failure/weakness) the way the industry propaganda makes them out to be.
I assume this is what wayback machine uses?
yes, number 1 reason why the researchers around me pick R. RStudio just works.

I had to run someone's 10 year old R workflow last week. Ran perfectly.

Last years python code will not run unless someone was careful enough to make a requirements.txt. Try explaining that to the non computer scientists. My python support colleague runs into that constantly. She is not a happy support person.
It seems to me that for the most part they disagree with this through a mix of emotionally reactionary hatred of Musk for not being one of those billionaires who spouts all the usual correct-think platitudes, and out of a nonsensical supportiveness for the current government in Brazil, it being of the left and opposed to Bolsanero, despite the autocratic nature of its court rulings against "disinformation".

It's amusing how in other cases, social media companies and tech companies get shit upon for adhering to the rulings of certain autocratic, censoring governments, but then if one actually makes pretty evidently firm stand as in this case, it's suddenly an irresponsible and reckless thing.
That mechanism is always birthing more children (or importing from somewhere that is).

Or creating robots that sufficiently replace human labor.
Someone’s satire is another’s fake news.
On the flip side the best developers are not always (or even often) the best managers. I like technical managers but as someone currently managing and still contributing code I can tell you that they are 2 very different mindsets. Switching between them has a significant context switching penalty.
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Bit of a sneaky self promotion tbh but I'll allow it. Just making it clear.
Gov.uk is well known for its successful design. Does anyone know of a source that discusses why the design is/was so well designed and implemented? And did anyone get a knighthood out of it?
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Yes you can and the comment you responded to illustrated this very well.
Good list, I'd add "eat lightly before heading to the store", you don't want to be hungry when you pass the Snickers aisle.
They're not taking a stand. Turkey and India have right wing authoritarian governments that Musk is literal friends with. Brazil does not.

I don't want un-elected social media billionaires making political decisions for me.
What motive SpaceX would have to follow the law and distance itself from X? Idk man, maybe a responsible management.
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The DEA, which is, you know, just more "cops"?
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Take a look at this interview with Dr. Georgia Ede MD - she's is an expert on the usage of nutrition for the treatment of mental ilness. In the video (and the book below) she provides a lot of insights about how to start and maintain a medical grade ketogenic diet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-iFdXiBObE&t=4s

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Free speech destabilizes society. It’s a suitable price to pay, I think.

The goal is absolute harmony. Especially at the expense of rights.
Ask HN: How to programmatically recognize main news of the week?
I like to read news on weekly basis and there are so few weekly Arab newspapers. I am thinking about writing a scraper to fetch news on daily basis from several sources, rank them somehow (how?) and create me a newsletter.

How do you may approach the ranking stage? Based on what I can filter fetched articles to keep only the most important ones.
It's not C.
Pin and Suffering in Async Rust
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It's interesting with East Germany - after German reunification it was covered with fiber. However then DSL became the standard way of going online in Germany, while that doesn't work on fiberand with only few to no consumer priced offerings for FTTH many areas were left out from "fast" Internet for a while, while having the, in theory, superior net.
And Madtodon!

Here’s a post from Eugen Rochko on August 31st (2 days ago):

“Aug 10, 10 sign-ups from #Brazil. Aug 28, 152 sign-ups from Brazil. Today, 4.2k sign-ups from Brazil. Portuguese (Brazil) has already entered the list of top 8 active languages for the last 30 days.”

https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/113059113589150365
I should make this easier to use any day now. High on my priority list.

Here's the issue:

https://github.com/breck7/scroll/issues/133
I'll second Keka -- the best tool there is for Mac zip capability.
Yes, complex flavor profiles of drinks like beer or wine (which can be stored for a long time) are negatively impacted by diffusion of various small molecules in and out of plastic bottles.

This matters less for water or sugar water, but even Pepsi cares about the thickness of plastic used for something it knows will be drunk within a few months of production.
Your second camp is the latter half of my first sentence. As a simple example, the transport layer cannot prevent a successfully-received message from being dropped by an overloaded or malfunctioning server, duplicate transmissions due to client errors, etc. so most applications have mechanisms to indicate status beyond simple receipt, timeouts to handle a wide range of errors only some of which involve the transport layer, and so forth. Once you have that, most applications can tolerate the slight increase in TCP failures which a different protocol would prevent.
If you are only willing to stand on your principles when it is inconsequential then that is just virtue signaling.
I also don’t want companies to have to have offices in every country where they operate.

X is big enough but it’s silly of Brazil to require a literal physical presence. They can serve whatever they need electronically to wherever X is these days.
Before it was called Caltech it was Throop Polytechnic Institute, and 1911 Teddy Roosevelt gave a speech there where he said:

> I want to see institutions like Throop turn out perhaps ninety-nine of every hundred students as men who are to do given pieces of industrial work better than any one else can do them; I want to see those men do the kind of work that is now being done on the Panama Canal and on the great irrigation projects in the interior of this country—and the one-hundredth man I want to see with the kind of cultural scientific training that will make him and his fellows the matrix out of which you can occasionally develop a man like your great astronomer, George Ellery Hale.

Within 10 years Throop decided that others could deal with turning out those 99 out of 100 students for industrial work, and it would concentrate on Roosevelt's one-hundredth man.
It's like building a working human heart out of emojis. I don't care how crafty you are, it ain't gonna work.
>Elon Musk's definition of free speech includes anything that is not outright illegal, including fake news, see links below. I find it disturbing.

I find your proposal of banning speech that is "fake news" equally disturbing. Trump was very happy to slap the "fake news" label when he was in power. What he also had the ability to shut down speech on the same basis?
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I haven't read Seeing Like a State, but I find the list of legibility criteria to be very interesting, purely because of how many don't apply here in the United Kingdom.

> Lives at a particular location, and has an exact address.

A person in the UK may live at any natural number of places, including zero. The NHS has specific provisions for providing healthcare to the homeless. At the other end of the spectrum, landowners with property in different parliamentary constituencies were entitled to vote in all of those constituencies until the passage of the Representation of the People Act 1948.

> Has a specific name.

In the UK, a person has no specific legal name. A person may use any name they wish, including multiple names, without the need for a deed poll or any other legal instrument.

> Earns money in a currency which the government understands, and pays taxes in it.

The UK has a thriving (although regulated) cryptocurrency sector. Tax policy is a little lax, and it's very easy for someone to live in the UK unbanked and untaxed, which is probably a contributing factor to so many irregular immigrants moving specifically to the UK, rather than remaining in the first 'safe country'.

> Was born on a particular date, and can thus be called up for jury duty or conscription.

The UK is good at tracking when and where people were born, and to whom, but someone can slip through the cracks of the system if they put a little effort in to avoid service to the state.

> Doesn’t steal other people’s goods, trespass on their land, injure them, or kill them. (Except as a result of the aforementioned conscription situation.)

Due to reductions in policing budgets, shoplifting is currently rife and, when the value is low, not addressed, but this is a temporary state of affairs. Trespass is generally a civil matter, and is only criminal in specific situations, such as when the trespass is into a home.

> Speaks a language intelligible to the government employees who are responsible for checking all of the above.

The UK's only official language is Welsh, and Welsh only has that status in Wales. Some legislation is written in Norman French.

On the other hand, I grew up in Australia, where that list very much applies, because Australia is a nation that learnt civilisation from prison guards. It's not a bad list - the UK is just a very peculiar place.
Thanks for your feedback, i will take it in account.
It's saying that genetically identical cells can react differently to exactly the same inputs. Some cells are more reactive to particular stimuli than others, even though they have the same environment and same DNA.

That doesn't seem like they're "using the same approach over all instances" to me.
The whole concept here feels backwards to me. Why are we writing into an OLAP database and replicating to an OLTP one?
Mainstream media outlets often publish fake news or don’t publish legitimate news that do not support their agenda. I don’t see anyone hyperventilating about that. Would we be better off without them, too? I happen to think that we would.
> Edit: also looking at the history here... They fought those bans too.

Pre-Musk.

July 2022: https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/05/twitter-sues-india-governm...

October 2022: Musk buys Twitter.
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Thanks for recommending libgrapheme. I am honoured, being the author of this library.
If western history is the route, many millions die on the road to free speech. Maybe fewer die if it’s more gradual in the transition?
2 million new bsky accounts
https://bsky.app/profile/bsky.app/post/3l36zm4e6ee2w
Funny the concept of “legibility” is on my mind because I’ve been working on content understanding systems and I quickly came to the conclusion that some content was more legible than other content to the system as opposed to better or worse. (E.g. I hate political image memes because my filters can’t look inside the image easily)
So, textbook anatomical pictures are ideal just as ideal gases and point masses are. In the real world, concrete anatomy, concrete gases are different.
So... AI chat bots are more like humans in conversation than a survey or a list of pre-written questions?

Notably there is no "human control" category.
Thanks for your work on packaging my library. Please let me know if I can make the process simpler for you; I take great care to make packaging as simple as possible for the packagers. Likewise I have no sympathy for those writing software that is almost deliberately hard to package.
Depends on location and time period. There's lots of historical stuff written in a customized Arabic script with unique characters.
Better yet, this creates the ability for prompts such as:

"Using design system from govukvue.org create an app that will [check for service] from [this gov.uk url] using the same hooks and design components to give me a dashboard of [benefits] [contacts_for_benefits] [these_other-compnents_to_query] as a flas app and conect it to my [db] and give me a mobile first view - wrap it in a docker on my DO droplet, use the cred from the .env"
Elon Musk is not a Brazilian citizen, nor he his a resident of Brazil, not holds any permission to stay in the country as of now.

He has, in fact, zero rights to communicate in Brazil.
If someone puts little to no effort into communicating, why should I put any effort into listening to what they are trying to say?
No. And no, to the extent that I can't even figure out how you're thinking it might be?

"It's harder now, so I shouldn't try" is a complete non sequitur.

If it's harder now, we have to work harder, not less hard.

The only way I can come up with to try to bring rationality into your framing requires adding some other premise, like, "and I don't want the things previous generations had," but that's a giant change to the way you framed it.
https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-compiler-driver-nvcc/index...
The issue in Brazil, based on what I read, was that Twitter’s lawyers in Brazil and Elon believed that the requests being made violate Brazil’s constitution.

In Turkey and India, there was no such concern.
Or you mention gender using "cis": https://imgur.com/gallery/state-of-xitter-2024-kYonTt4

Making this a about about free speech is astounding in multiple ways. First, are people not aware that Brazil is a different sovereign nation, where the US idea of free speech may not apply? And a country with a military dictatorship not many years ago, with laws specifically in place to prevent another coup, which Twitter chose to ignore here?