skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You guys are welcome to the Cyber Resilience act if you like. which burdens software developers to risk loosing 2.5% of their turnover (Not profit, turnover) if they are unable to deliver a critical security bug to their clients years after the guarantee has expired. So you better make sure that your new startup with hardly any money gets it right the first time because every update existentially puts your company at risk.

It also means that you can't keep you margins really low as your risk remains high as it's turnover based.
Well Nietzsche died in 1900 and was writing about forces he perceived as already under way, long before he was alive. So I don’t think using a hundred years ago as an example really works, and even then, gambling wasn’t the massive legal operation it is today.

And yes, most religions have weighed in on gambling as most societies have been shaped by religion. Secularism is a recent thing.
My guess is, that he knows, that his trademark claims will likely not hold up in court and he'd need to spend some money to get to court in the first place.

As such it's easier to try to negotiation something in the backrooms and since that didn't work, try to extort them, and since that failed, try to publicly ruin them, which seems to backfire in a spectacular way.

Automattic has sponsored WP Engine in the past. Matt has talked very good about WP Engine in the past. WP Engine's use of WP is not a violation and WP Engine's use of "Wordpress" is arguably a descriptive usage - at the very least, it's very hard to argue that WP Engine could be confused with Wordpress itself. So even if there's really something to sue over regarding trademark usage, it will be really hard to argue, because of how long the usage has been accepted.

I've been really surprised that wordpress.org isn't under community governance, but seems to be a quasi "charity" project by Matt. It's at the core of the whole community, but a single person holds the key to it? We should really get wordpress.org into the hands of the community and transparently finance it through the foundation.

Personally, I don't think it's right to block anyone from using wordpress.org's theme/plugin/update repository functionality over a dispute with Automattic or personal grudge from Matt.
The stringent definition of gambling is that it is low effort to make the bet.
one step closer to finally merge hotmail and outlook together
Things would be different for sure. I wonder if people leaving OpenAI has something to do with the prosaic comparison of what they are getting (a salary) and what he's getting (a cool $10B at the current valuation).
Daguerreotype
No skill at all. The farmer is referring to futures contract to derisk the things outside of the skill.
That's because they don't want to deal with "Steam sucks!!!" posts from people who want to run some game that has hardcoded file paths assuming Windows behavior.
It may not be 100% what you're looking for and will probably not make your drives silent while streaming but putting L2ARC on that SSD and tweaking prefetch might get you a good way there.

Another much simpler filesystem-agnostic alternative would be to copy it over to the SSD with a script and commence streaming from there. You'll have to wait for the entire file to copy for the stream to start, though. I think some streaming servers may actually support this natively if you mount /var and/or /var/tmp on the faster drive and configure it to utilize it as a "cache".
> I do believe that without a modern education, these people are not equipped to deal with modern vices.

This isn't limited to the third world. The reason sports betting becomes such a problem is that people don't have a solid foundation in basic statistics.

People go bankrupt by thinking they can get out of a small debt by placing even larger bets at a negative expected value.
Exactly. Sports gambling takes the fun out of sports for those who are not interested in gambling.
So it's ok to have high interest rates with the hope it will cause unemployment in the hope that reduces inflation?
I’d expect something similar on Android actually – there is the relevant API at least.
> it should be considered a specific aesthetic IMHO

Case in point, in a 3D platform/adventure game i made back in 2020 for an MSDOS game jam[0], the rasterizer has intentional "flaws" - like lack of subpixel and subtexel accuracy, no zbuffering and no perspective correction (and perhaps unintuitively, the last two actually made the whole renderer more complex) because i had in my mind a specific "glitchy" look. Adding those would be trivial (and probably speed up the rendering a bit on 90s hardware), but things like the wavy lines (as seen in the first shot) and "trembling" vertices are intentional.

Similarly when i ported the game to use 3D hardware APIs, i went for full bilinear filtering because i wanted that 90s "just ported our SW 3D game to use 3dfx" style that a lot of 90s 3D games had (and FWIW the game also runs on an actual Voodoo 1 too[1] :-P). Though i do know some people dislike it so i added an option to disable it.

[0] https://bad-sector.itch.io/post-apocalyptic-petra

[1] https://i.imgur.com/JssBdox.jpg
There is no a priori reason why the aimed for results should be unprovable ala Gödel.

However, it turns out it has been proven that it is. Tao says so in the post:

> I will remark that the general question of determining whether one set of equational axioms determines another is undecidable.

Even though the general problem is undecidable, individual instances are still potentially solvable.
Another freak accident where the halo undoubtedly saved a life is Zhou's crash off the start at Silverstone 2022: https://youtu.be/B2XHq9d4OWI?feature=shared
> The differences in performance between these cars is so small that in fact the driver makes a lot of difference in a relative sense and not an absolute sense.

This is a really good way of putting it.
Two decades ago, a full-tuition scholarship allowed me to attend a wealthy private US university. After my first semester of expensive book purchases, I was on broke and on academic probation (partially from working so much to afford living expenses!).

Fortunately, a friend showed me how to purchase identical-edition textbooks from Indian/SriLankan publishers — written in English and with valid online access codes. Including shipping, textbooks from this source were identical material (on cheaper paper) but only cost 20% of US publisher prices.

On recollection, I'm sure this was somehow illegal/contraband; but looking at it it decades later it still feels like academia/publishers are robbing the majority of students with their prices (just like healthcare... taxes... etc.).
The problem isn't CUPS itself, it's the automatic printer discovery mechanism. That's cups-browsed on Linux, not sure how it's achieved on a Mac.

And the printer discovery service can't be firewalled: by definition, it has to listen for outside connections to be in any way useful. This is where things like Windows' trusted VS untrusted networks make sense: it's perfectly nice to allow printers to register to your system on your home network, it's a horrible idea when you connect to an airport wifi.
In the UK I spend $30/month for the gym. Never heard of them costing that much.
I re-read my comment and did not pass any judgement then, nor now. I simply shared my experience.

If you are triggered by something I wrote, that's all on you. I get it, no one dealing with addiction wants to be called out on it. That is less than helpful for either party.
American's still very much buy into the super-villain complex regarding Russia drilled into them over the decades.

Yes, Putin does all kind of shit, but this ... please, the national security interest card from copyright holders has been an evergreen.

I love that this perspective completely misses the point in the light of GenAI, the greatest appropriation of all human creation by large american tech companies, destroying untold commercialisation.

Can't have one discusson without the other.
Natural selection results in species succeeding that do some pretty brutal things. Natural selection also applies to religions, governments, and startups.
In some cases you might want to retain access to the file. I think the OS file picker doesn’t allow that while the Google Picker does.
You don't need to beat the bookies, you need to beat the odds. The bookies win either way. All they need to do is make sure bets on each side net out, minus their take.

If you have a reliable way to beat the odds (ie. Inefficient betting markets that get the odds of success wrong) you can theoretically make money - but its a similar scenario to daytrading, where you need to do extremely well because you have to overcome the negative drag from the booky take too.
I can guess that you feel like you are trapped by unfavorable circumstances.

Would it be possible for you to brush up your CV and seriously look for a new job? You might need to get creative with casting your 3 years experience into the most positive terms possible.

With the current state of funding and the economy in general, your company might not be around for much longer. It could end up like having your life-vest on and stepping into the lifeboat as the ship sinks.
That doesn't help if the goal is to allow printers to register automatically to your system.
While I see what you tried to mean, that doesn't justify what was quoted above. At the very least, it alone can't determine whether it's a disorder and/or sexual orientation or not.
I am the opposite of you, a lapsed atheist I suppose. And I noticed that among the religious there is an openness to professing gratitude about everything. Amongst my secular friends, there is rarely a time anyone professes thankfulness (outside receiving something new).

It's not as if the latter are ingrates, but the social ritual of showing gratitude is not there among them, and maybe in some small way, that does breed less thankfulness in the long run...
Thanks. Yes, I learned about that today.
It made our startup possible, and the experience and learnings we got out of it, were in the genesis of OutSystems.

One of those learnings, was that I never wanted to again use a dynamic language without any kind of JIT compiler for full blown web servers.

The language is great, rewriting Tcl libraries into C on regular basis due to performance issues not so much.
Printing something at some point arbitrarily later on the system is almost certainly not classed as User Interaction in this sense.
It is not much to expect people to be good people.
What about Hunter Biden's laptop? This was mentioned as a key reason Elon bought Twitter in the first place. And those documents contained way more sensitive data than the JD Vance one.
I don't believe games of chance are misrepresented as games of skill. But anyway, this article is about sports gambling which most certainly is a game of skill.
Anecdotally, I’ve discussed this a lot with my friend who claims to have aphantasia, I’ve walked away less convinced. I think visual/spatial reasoning can be anywhere on a spectrum, but it likely can be improved. I recommend trying to develop this form of reasoning- it wasn’t hard at all for my friend, after a few algebra problems, to get a lot closer to accurate graphical reasoning. Once you go from “here’s what y = 3x approximately looks like” to “here’s what z = 2x + 3y looks like” it’s pretty easy to start describing shapes and talking about what they’d look like rotated about an axis, etc.

A big part of this, ironically, came from a discussion of Tears of the Kingdom, where my friend was simply unaware of the mechanisms he was using to solve the little visual puzzles. Once he started understanding how concepts like plane rotation mapped exactly to what that video game required, we both sort of had to pass on a belief in hard aphantasia. YMMV, totally possible that things like this are or at least seem impossible.

At any rate, I’m not sure the presence or absence of visual reasoning skills has much bearing on memory, as this particular guy has an incredible knack for learning languages that I just don’t have in the same degree. At any rate, all I want to do is encourage you in your quest for better memory skills!
>But if you're making half a billion in revenue every year on top of someone else's tech, you need to stay involved and contribute back in a very significant way.

Where does the GPL state this requirement? It doesn't.

If WordPress doesn't like this, they should have licenced their software under the AGPL or some other licence with stronger copylefting.

Plenty of large commercial entities use BSD licenced software and make a fortune off the software, with little given in return. Take FreeBSD and the significant commercial operations it drives. They never whinge. Because that's the choice they made, and they stick to their principles.
Depends how much you need. Dropping to q4_k_m gives you 3GB back if that makes the difference.
I don't think it's the same though. College athletes don't get addicted to being paid for the work they put in to attract paying spectators, and they don't ruin their families lives with that addiction
Show HN: Find public emails across domains, even the sneaky ones
mDNS doesn't allow the printer to register itself to your system, which is the (highly dubious!) purpose of cups-browsed.
Agile, like any other system, has become a big ball of mud.

Complex systems will always accrete complexity. New elites will bulldoze a nice location and start a new, open and beautifully designed quarter for themselves. And pretty soon it will be swallowed by the mud of complexity.
Do you think this may allow us to reintegrate the security auditor back into the productive workforce after a brief period of adjustment?
This is already confirmed as at least somewhat implemented. There are missions for things like search and rescue, farming, and oil rigs. There's also a new avatar mode to enable doing virtual walk arounds and the like.

https://msfsaddons.com/2024/09/19/heres-how-the-career-mode-...
Pretty much what's happening in the NBA with Jontay Porter
It might surprise you that groups of people can and do organise things even without the promise of minmaxing monetary value.
Agree. I would add that it is a bit of a perfect storm:

- lower income families struggle for upwards mobility

- we are moving ever more towards a full material world, where you need to have a lot of disposable income just to keep up (remember the first over 1000 usd iPhone and people saying it was too much?)

- social media keeps reminding us that there are “successful” people who have all the stuff you dream, and can burn money (all a lie, but if desperate and poorly educated you buy it)

- vanishing of social construct: less weight of family in peoples life, less local communities (replaced by only pseudo-communities as twitter or insta) which translates into less emotional support, pushing you to consumerism for solace.

It’s no surprise that the hope of a quick buck (be it sports betting or also damaging scratch cards / lotteries) thrive in the context, and in particular with people desperate or with poor understanding of odds and biases….

Edit: I don’t think is necessary a poor-people-only problem, I think this is a symptom that a new definition of poverty is brewing - one beyond financial indicators… (stale life, no prospects of moving up, disenfranchising of society, resentment for feeling rug pulled from underneath, prone to absorb/consume anything that makes you feel “in the loop” or relevant like fake news or crazy theories, etc). I believe we are seeing this all across the Western world, yet us and our leaders fail to address it.
Probably yeah, that's not usurious. Usurious is where you are basically using the loan to give you an excuse to repo / sell off the assets or collateral of the debtor.
CEO of my company is doing essentially this - definitely good to see.
Terry A. Davis had a mental illness, so it is a bit unfair to claim that he was very terrible as a person.

If someone breaks a leg, they may be unable to walk, but may walk again when they are cured. It does not make them a non-walker as a person.

I think the distinction between illness and identity is important.
A couple of hours ago Matt dropped into a twitch stream and offered up an interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6F0PgMcKWM

> Matt [7:18]: "They [wp engine] fired a incident report against me that said I berated them and cursed at them in their [wordcamp] booth now if you ask anyone who knows me I actually don't curse like I don't use curse words at all and they put information out there saying that I told them to f off you know which is not true and there were witnesses there"

> Matt [23:19]: "um you know WP enginer is going to lose a lot of customers. Silver Lake stands to lose billions of dollars so they are going to pull out every dirty trick smear campaign Cambridge analytica stuff Palantir. They're going to try to attack and smear me and automattic wordpress. Working as much as possible so you know if you see terrible stuff about me coming out I
don't know like just know that there's probably someone paying for that um that's that's one thing I'll say"
> I don't know if this exists or not, but I'd like to try something like a fuse filesystem which can transparently copy a file to a fast scratch SSD when it is first accessed.

You may be interested in checking out bcache[1] or bcachefs[2].

[1] https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/bcache.ht...

[2] https://bcachefs.org/
Thank you for this comment. It really expresses how I have been feeling in such a clear and eloquent way. The question is how do you overcome this? I am wasting my life away with this low self-esteem and also guilt because I see how the US has continued to damage my ancestral country (Pakistan) and it seems like there is no positive future for people there. I read about the utter despair of people there and it leads to guilt because despite my attempts to change the US political system (I have volunteered in multiple progressive campaigns and vote in every election) nothing changes.

I was lucky to have such good parents that drilled studying and hard work into my head and I lucked into a career that pays extremely well so im in the upper tier of the income strata but despite this, I feel like a second class citizen sometimes. The day to day is not bad because you can distract yourself but when you look back at the big picture its a problem. I dont feel like my fellow countrymen have my back if s*it hits the fan.

I have traveled enough throughout Europe and the other western nations to know that in all of these countries, people like me have it even worse than I do in the US but the US still feels fake like Mcdonalds.
Are you trying to tell us that you think cryptocurrencies and venture capital fit the legal gambling definition, or are you trying to tell us that you didn't bother to understand the context under which the comment was posted?

Either way, you are out to lunch. Your definition is on point, but has nothing do with the discussion taking place.
Well, you cannot advertise cigarretes, so yes, why can you plaster the Internet, primetime TV, and player's jerseys with gambling ads?
I went to WP Engines website and on it they say "Host your WordPress site with the WordPress experts".

It feels confusing to me. The word "the" makes me explicitly think this is Wordpress themselves. They are "the" experts. WP Engine makes it pretty clear they are Wordpress. It is front and center. It has a different meaning than "Host your WordPress site with WordPress experts".
Possibly this:

In twenty years, the experience retires. In forty, it dies.
Fair enough, I agree that the word disorder or orientation is not supported by my evidence*. But it does support that, for non-contact minor attraction at least, it should be morally and legally accepted (this was what I was trying to reply to). It is actually a marginalised group. The MAPs (minor attracted people) most vulnerable and prone to suicide are actually children themselves, as supported by the evidence.

*For non-contact minor attraction, I believe it is not a disorder because it does not affect functioning in society (it doesn't harm others), nor does it impact functioning in occupational contexts. But you're correct that this was a separate point and shouldn't have been conflated.
The figures you state are misleading. Money bet is not money lost. For example, roulette payout is 97.3% and sports betting payout can be as high as 99% or even 100% (done to attract players so that they open an account).
The (naive) libertarian world view wants people overdosing to have different providers bidding for Narcan just-in-time

I do favour a libertarian world view but a lot of people using that moniker believe in discussing a mother-child bond through a libertarian point of view
That machine doesn’t encode ZF. It encodes a problem that is independent of ZF. And it’s not impossible to prove that the machine runs forever, you just can’t use ZF to prove that.
They also removed the class action waiver.

I'm cynical so I'm wondering how the government forced them to do this, but then again Steam is so often one of the only "Good Guys" in a notoriously scummy industry.
Will it? The author goes to my «do not hire / hype-eater» list for sure.
Lonely women are also found to be hoarding trinkets and plastic furniture for a home they don't have and for a family and or relationship they dont have - but hope or think will come in the future.[0]

0, There has been many examples of this on hoarding TV shows and also finance distress aid TV shows (Luksusfellen (NO, DK) Lyxfallan (SE) ).
I’m not sure the scale of corruption in US government really compares to the scale of corruption that existed in Soviet Russia.

> it has failed for millions of Americans while propping up the very few

It only “fails” for people that lack the capacity or the will to contribute to society.

Whereas far-left ideology destroys wealth, freedom and happiness for everyone except the ruling class.

And the “very few” you describe is actually hundreds of millions of people who enjoy a world class high standard of living in America compared to the rest of the world.
You jest but a serious proposal on the table in Brasil right now is constant/ongoing facial recognition on online betting sites to authorise the session.
In theory Eiffel[1] merits consideration. But in practice does anybody use it?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiffel_(programming_language)
that's like saying alcoholics take the fun out of wine drinking for people who don't have a drinking problem.
Egui 0.29.0 – Multipass, `UiBuilder`, & visual improvements
CUPS is also part of iOS and iPadOS.
I will try it. Immutability is a great trait. But hey, Linux Mint already is in the category of just works.
Money over everything.
It's probably somewhat overhyped, but it's still a really really bad vulnerability for virtually all Linux desktops, even as presented. It's a persistent compromise of your printing system that can happen to your default Linux installation by just connecting to the same wifi/LAN as an attacker, and triggered at any point later when you print something.

And it's very likely that someone will find a way to exploit it with a buffer overflow without even having to wait for the user to print something.
That can't be the difference. Assuming parent poster is talking about gambling hurting people (and ignoring that gambling and most other addictions do hurt others, as siblings pointed out), then banning of hurting others you would mean banning bookmakers, not just their advertisements. Parent was specifically banning advertisements but seemed to be saying to leave gambling industry legal.

I could see the way to argue for banning advertising being along the lines of minimizing harm. You acknowledge that gambling does hurt gamblers but also people close to them and society more broadly, but that prohibition may not be very effective so you permit regulated legal gambling (but no ads). I just don't really see how you can make it a freedom argument.