skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All of this bullshit about wokeness and sexualized books succeeded in distracting from the need to mitigate and from the thing you mentioned: Rampant corruption and mismanagement (and much more). And it's really blatant corruption and favoritism. The people at fault keep getting votes and claim supermajorities that remove all hope of fixing the faults.
tried this in chrome and firefox and didnt work...nothing even when scrolling down
How powerful is the cheapest microcontroller from the list of supported in comparison to John Maccarty's computer when he first time run the eval function? Did he desire this CPU performance in comparison to his IBM 704 at least for some aspects? He had 18KB of RAM and a multi-MB disk so probably he would enjoy a few orders of magnitude less ping for anything.
Well, that's troublesome. Because you can't buy a game or any other digital good, due to copyright law. The concept does not exist.

I mean, I guess you could theoretically buy a physical medium that contains the data for a game, explicitly without a license to use the data in any way. But at the end of the day, you will always be licensing it, until the government abolishes the artificial enforced monopoly called copyright.
Lauded as champions or freaks? I'm on the side that believes there IS bad publicity...

Life can look like a game, but to think it is nothing more betrays just how easy you have it.
Title is salacious but article is poignant
> yes it's a security issue but you wouldn't "expect" to get fined millions of dollars.

Which is exactly why companies don't care, which is why this regulation was made and those fines decided.

> Usually in software engineering you don't get your company fined for making terrible mistakes unless you're in a field like finance.

You're not fined for a mistake, you're fined for a mistake AND that mistake huer the customer more than you AND you don't disclose it swiflty to him.
They also have quite the disclaimer :/

- The project is under very active development.

- Expect bugs and breaking changes.

- Do not use the app as the only way to store your photos and videos.

- Always follow 3-2-1 backup plan for your precious photos and videos!

edit: Though those last two are applicable to any data hosting solution.
I want you to consider how much energy would be needed to bring the rest of the world up to a US, or even European, standard of living. This would utterly dwarf energy going into LLMs.

You seem to have this silly idea that LLMs are consuming huge amounts of energy.
Oh for sure, there's a difference between just putting in time and putting in effective time.
In what way? This is news to me
I see what you are saying. The article has and agenda and they are using it. Traders Joe’s is also nationwide but lacks the density in most areas.

I thinks Wegman’s focused on the Interstate 81 corridor for expansion.
Tk9.0: The CGo-free, cross platform GUI toolkit for Go
The Death and the Digital Estate Community Group
Total Denotational Semantics
My point is that many people might not consider a flight to Italy unless they see an advertisement telling them it's only 30 euros this week. Without the advertisement they would not travel at all. People who are already in the market for a holiday to Italy are of course not included. It's people on the fence that we're talking about.
So basically like designing and building a bridge?
Why not essentially treat it as a cross compilation scenario? NixOS is also source based, but I don't think such a migration would be particularly difficult. You'd use the 32-bit off_t gcc to compile a glibc with 64-bit off_t, then compile a 64-bit off_t gcc linked against that new glibc, and so on. The host compiler shouldn't matter.

I always understood the challenge as binary compatibility, when you can't just switch the entire world at once.
In Russia's case, there does appear to be "no budget". The weapons were intended as a last resort, and so they are a great target for diverting maintenance funds.

It's not quite so bad as "we are certain that they will not successfully launch any nukes" and so they're still being treated with caution. But the US keeps upping what it allows Ukraine to do as it loses its fear of World War III.

As it applies to the US... yeah, the sky is the limit for military spending.
fair take, but my view these days is the following.

there is way too much information-garbage floating around.

hence I try to stick to time-tested classics particularly when it comes to certain topics. now, your time-tested classic may be different from mine and certainly, i want to see if there are things I missed, and hence I mentioned Bohm's work, as something the author of this PhD missed.
Again, IANAL, but it's generally not the case that you are required to go after all infringers of your trademark (I imagine because that would be overly burdensome requirement, as someone nefarious could spin up even a blatantly offensive use in some remote town in Alaska for example and go "ha-haw you failed to defend"). You just have to not never defend it.
One of the very few softsynths that has good interface for touchscreens, think it is the only one I have found that I actually enjoy using. Not a big fan of its sound, just not what I am after, but I don't mind it and it works great as a portable scratchpad.
You've described mutual insurance, except for auctioning scheme. When I moved to Florida I routinely got small checks every year from State Farm mutual on my auto policy. That went away a long time ago, like 20 years or something.
The linked page doesn’t define ‘social consequences of their choices’ nor do any of the linked or cited texts, and most don’t even touch on the issue of differences between ‘companies’ making a choice and individuals within the companies making a choice.

Is there a more credible source?
> 20% of revenue isn't that much

It is in reality gigantic, especially at that scale. And in this specific example, Apple net profit is 24% of their revenue.

> Would you rather focus on your core product and double your revenue

Saying you no longer sell to people with blue eyes or wearing short is not in any way increasing your sales to other people.

I'm sorry to you your messages sound like you're not very knowledge about the subject matter.
This is a great sounding synthesizer; but closed-source as it seems; the compiled shared libraries can be downloaded and I found an old version of the source code here: https://github.com/bohwaz/sunvox.
Thankfully, the same measurement technique can be used to measure e.g. gravitational fields, and there are already devices available on the market which surpass classical gravimeters in accuracy and precision. There are also satellite missions in the planning to map Earth's gravitational field with atom interferometry.
The question was only if there was ever regulatory action taken to limit the use of horses the way we are seeing in relation to internal combustion engines.
D&K ironically misengineered their tests and inadventently misconstrued their data due to floor and ceiling effects. If you ran the gamut of their tests against random noise you get similar results.

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking/dunning-...

I posit that anyone who uses DK unironically is actually committing to the DK-paradox, something I'll leave you to define for yourself.
Besides epoch time and the LFS support mentioned, are there any other 32-bit bombs waiting for Linux systems like this?
Cuttle’s snapping is very good (imo). But you have to drag from the snap point to the snap point. So if you want to snap a particular midpoint (say) to a particular corner, you need to drag from that midpoint to that corner. That is, your drag is explicit about the from and to snap points.

To export multiple components, we usually create a component (called “Cut Layout” for example), then drag out each of the other components (the pieces) into that component.

There is a modifier called Flatten which might be useful for you for doing lots of Boolean operations at once. I think this video shows the workflow, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGHKRfIC6QA

Yes it’s all JS. You could copy and paste your data in and then process it and create geometry. (Sorry we don’t have any data import other than copy and paste at the moment.) Our scripting documentation is pretty good: https://cuttle.xyz/learn/scripting/getting-started-with-scri...

We are experimenting with being able to read pixel values of raster images. Coming soon likely.

Perhaps some kind of middle tier that gives full access to the Editor but does not give full access to the Pro templates makes sense. Many of our customers subscribe for access to those templates rather than the Editor!

You are also free to subscribe when working on a project and need the Pro features, then cancel when you’re dormant. We don’t delete your projects when you downgrade to free, you can still access/edit/download them.

I appreciate the feedback and the questions!
Let's be real, GPS is much more accurate than whatever boundary for the national park that someone might come up with, where the park starts is really ambiguos unless there's a physical man made divisor like a fence.
Llama 3.2 Vision and Molmo: Foundations for the multimodal open-source ecosystem
A robber baron’s cupidity may at some point be satiated? That’s why check notes billionaires keep increasing their share of total wealth year on year?
The unjustifiable part is the connection of this ban to any consequence. The assumption you try to pass off without justification is that without the ban, nuclear would have triumphed. But then you admitted this conclusion cannot be justified.

So, your pointing to the ban is just dishonestly trying to connect the dots without actually connecting any dots.

Me, I think the raw cost figures speak for themselves. Even if nuclear had not been banned, it would have failed, although perhaps lots of money would have been wasted trying to maintain the pretense it wasn't a failure.
an apocryphal view of this article provides insight for construction of video that give the AI a hard time.
FreeBSD, Better Laptop Support with Investment Backed by AMD, Dell and Framework
> guns

Except for the 300 layers of asking nicely, , formally giving warnings, issuing fines and citations, etc., yeah it basically is just guns threats violence and totalitarianism.
DevTools/Configuration Management and Automated SOC are two fairly significant example.
https://today.tamu.edu/2021/01/15/how-does-long-term-spacefl...
Yes pleeease allow trailing commas. The amount of times I have stubbed my foot on that...
Especially when removing or commenting out a line.
Doesn't help that many environments where SQL used has poor syntax highlights on errors. Looking at you, Grafana...
Wonder if this works on copy/download protected Google Docs. They had some pretty interesting protections, but could still be circumvented by looking at page source.
Valid, but you can make three binaries that will work for the most common use cases. (I've done this) For a project as big as this, doing so is trivial, vice offloading it onto the users.
Send me yours and I'll find a way to dispose of it.

+1 for anything that helps the creators of Ente Auth succeed!
It's only sad if you are a fan of inaccurate munitions and collateral damage.
mosh is for interactive sessions, to keep them working when the connection is flaky.

autossh is for keeping unattended ssh tunnels alive, if the connection is flaky or one end is only intermittently available. So for using tunnels for the sort of thing you might otherwise use a VPN for.
These successful manipulation stories are extremely rare though. What usually happens is that you say your neighbour ate your cat, then everyone laughs at you.

Did the person who posted do the manipulation, or did JD Vance and Donald Trump do it?
Does it aged just one month?
I must not be using the right models because this is exactly what AI can not currently do IMO.
Using distro linux for non-OS code is IMO a pain. Risk to break your OS, and the distro Py may be old.
> they're deceiving customers year after year about costs and computing capacity

> a modest increase for their top model ... limited RAM, at very high prices

Yes, I see your point, and agree.

There are far too many products in the range, and the consumer cards seem to be intentionally hampered to protect their professional / studio card business. eg. huge unnecessary 3-slot cooling arrangement on 3090/4090.
There is an easy way to deal with this in Gentoo. Boot from usb or something, run mkfs.ext4 (or .whatever fs you use) on your / and /usr partitions, mount them, unpack stage3 on them, chroot into them and run `emerge $all-my-packages-that-where-installed-before-mkfs`.

You can install new copy of Gentoo instead of upgrading it incrementally.
I've been using Immich for over a year. "Maintenance" boils down to weekly docker compose pull and a restart. There's semantic search, deduplication, mapping, face recognition etc etc. I do not miss Google Photos at all, and can recommend Immich without any reservations to anyone with even basic understanding of docker compose.
I know nothing on the topic but why would one use bitcoin to buy drugs? Aren't all bitcoin transactions public and immutable?
Not if the government required them to do it.
Those are not eyes though. Animals eyes always come in a pair and whether it’s a human, dog, cat, mouse etc they are Gods gateway to the soul. It’s self evident.
The free fonts in Cuttle are mostly from Google Fonts and other freely licensed fonts.

With a Pro account you can upload your own font files.

You may be interested in Cuttle’s Connected Text feature. This will automatically connect dots on i’s, etc so you can cut out text in one piece. There’s also an option to “thicken” text so it’s not as delicate.

You can try a live demo here: https://cuttle.xyz/@cuttle/Connected-Text-29M9IXUSr5yr

That page also describes the algorithm we use to make this work with any font.
> I watched everyone make the same arguments about the general Internet, and then the Web, then mobile, then Bitcoin.

You’re conveniently forgetting all the things that followed the same trajectory as LLMs and then died out.
Guile is my Scheme of choice.
Absolutely. And at the height of a global employment crisis, this is diabolical, people taking advantage of many earnest folks

But worse: LinkedIn being aware of it and doing nothing to stop it
Yeah, glibc was a bad example. Probably libz.so or something would be better.
The C standard does not require time_t to be signed (nor does POSIX). Just changing the 32-bit type to unsigned would (in some senses) extend the lifetime of the type out to 2106. You could at least avoid some classes of ABI breakage in this way. (On the other hand, Glibc has explicitly documented that its time_t is always signed. So they do not have this option.)
Pi-thon
> It is my source of listening long videos, like 7 hours of programming lesson of my favorite programming teacher, you know that it contains some really sophisticated talks.

Yea, i was mostly saying that because it actively promotes such vapid content with ease. It's attention-seeking-algorithms to the max, like social media in general.

Just because it _can_ be good, doesn't mean it is by default imo. Social media in general can also be good, but i wouldn't say it is in general.
There are a few options for Gentoo not discussed in the post, possibly because for Gentoo they would be a larger amount of work due to the design of their system:

1. Allow building against packages without installing them. The core issue here is that Gentoo package build and install happen as a single step: one can't "build a bunch of things that depend on one another" and then "atomically install all the build items into place". This means that Gentoo can easily be partially broken when one is doing updates when an ABI change occurs (modulo so versioning, see next option). This issue with 64-bit time_t is an example of an ABI change that folks are very aware of and is very widespread. It's also an example of something that causes an ABI change that isn't handled by the normal `.so` versioning scheme (see next option).

2. Extend the normal `.so` versioning to capture changes to the ABI of packages caused by packages they depend on. Normally, every `.so` (shared object/library) embeds a version number within it, and is also installed with that version number in the file name (`libfoo.so.1.0.0`, for example, would be the real `.so` file, and would have a symlink from `libfoo.so` to tell the linker which `.so` to use). This shared object version is normally managed by the package itself internally (iow: every package decides on their ABI version number to enable them to track their own internal ABI breakages). This allows Gentoo to upgrade without breaking everything while an update is going on as long as every package manages their `.so` version perfectly correctly (not a given, but does help in many cases). There is a process in Gentoo to remove old `.so.x.y.z` files that are no longer used after an install completes. What we'd need to do to support 64-bit time_t is add another component to this version that can be controlled by the inherited ABI of dependencies of each `.so`. This is very similar in result to the "use a different libdir" option from the post, but while it has the potential to set things up to enable the same kinds of ABI changes to be made in the future, it's likely that fixing this would be more invasive than using a different libdir.
I self-host Immich and its definitely my favorite web photo system. One thing with Ente that aligns more with Mozilla's approach to data however is end-to-end encryption, which Ente has, but Immich doesn't. So I can see why Mozilla funded this option instead.

I personally wish that self-hosting was a more reliable and simplified process for the average person such that simpler and more powerful software like Immich was the best choice for all.
It's linked to at the end, but I'm surprised that this article didn't feature/mention ClickHouse's own write-up of this undertaking. Part 1 here: https://clickhouse.com/blog/building-a-data-warehouse-with-c..., part 2 here: https://clickhouse.com/blog/building-a-data-warehouse-with-c....

Aspects of the post seem to borrow quite heavily from the original write-ups, which are worth a read.
Fuck if I ever work on anything that intentionally kills people. I see it as little different from shooting someone in the head, except you get to pretend that you’re squeaky clean at the end of the workday.
The converse of this is where’s the contract or terms that says WP has to keep providing API access for free? It’s open source software after all, almost all of which comes with some form of “no warranty or guarantees” of any kind. Certainly I’ve never seen one offering contractual access to any and all future updates or patches.
that's a great thing to know! thanks.

I wish there was a setting for "right click works, hold shift key for wanky behavior"
"Trust the Science"

Science is the best way we have of understanding reality, but sadly it is mediated by humans. Just because a human is a scientist, it doesn't make them infallible.
Not for the joy rides, I agree. For the getaway vehicles? Could be, right? Theft rings bring in a lot of money.
What We Know About Ukraine's Army of Robot Dogs
this is just as much of a problem on binary distros mind you. just because there might be a smaller time delta does not mean that the problem is solved
By a lot of means is the human body a kind of barrier to exploring space, so many and with such intensity as to call into question the whole exercise. Maybe it'll all work out, but it seems unreasonable to literally dismiss the question.
You can, and you can use the Ente-published mobile apps with your self-hosted instance. The setup process is a bit rough, but it absolutely works.
Fun fact is these airplanes are still being used as the backbone of Iranian Airforce and the very same unit was being used before they upgraded the avionics a couple of years ago on some variants.
Focus. People donate for the browser but the funds are used for other purposes meaning the browser doesn’t get the attention it should. If you think it’s not a distraction to even distribute funds it is because you have to at least spend time and energy picking between options
The issue is spending equal amounts of cumulative time in 7 second disparate chunks. The book could build to a complex insight.

The other strange part of video media is that intimate parasocial relationships it builds.
I wonder if there will ever be a legalized market for synthetic human meat.
i dislike auth libraries directly messing up with db forcing particular table schema on apps but i keep seeing it in most auth libraries in typescript/js ecosystem.
No, but I want to live somewhere my kids have the freedom to bike and walk around town safely.

Anyway, I just took a job helping get more houses off gas and on heat pumps, which is aligned with my goal to be part of addressing climate change, but it is hard to get a house near work (in Amsterdam in this case) when not optimising for pay.
I think the main reason they’re introduced is to provide a hint to the programmer and maybe some typesafety against accidentally passing, say, a file descriptor.
Talk to women in real life. It's not that hard.
The Structure of Standup Comedy (2018)
I've wanted to add such an indicator to my car's dash (I already added a boat compass, which I find quite useful and aesthetic). Unfortunately, electronic indicators of any kind are much more rare than vacuum powered ones or all-glass cockpits.
> cannot be released citing issues of confidentiality

How the f can this even be an excuse? How can the government be confidential from itself? If so why has the person that allowed confidentiality in these contracts not been removed. Rhetorical of course, "The un-accountability machine" grift in action.
Most short running scripts call into the standard library or into other packages. I think the trivial subset is too small to bother with such an optimisation.
That's not the problem. If time_t was a struct with a single int32_t, you'd be in the same situation when you changed it to int64_t (ABI incompatibility: you need more space to store the value now).

In order not to have this problem you'd need the API to use opaque struts, for which only pointers would be exchanged.
Thank you! I joined, but don't see a place for Pie, so I just asked about it in the beginner channel instead.
Weird, and TIL. I haven't blocked on reddit in years and haven't felt the need to, and also can't say I've noticed anyone who's blocked me.

BTW, you can block users that have blocked you: https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/sp0zdb/how_do_i_block...
Meat for eating? Hopefully not. Meat for organ and tissue replacement? Hopefully so.
I think the key is that in those days you didn't launch a product until you were absolutely sure it was going to work well, it was prototyped and debugged before it was launched. At least that is the impression one get with classical tech, solid reliability.
> create artificial gravity. To those that claim 'acceleration is different from gravity', take your physics course again.

The physics course, at least if it includes General Relativity, will tell you that what the human body is used to is not gravity but acceleration. The astronauts in free fall in the ISS are fully responding to Earth's gravity; the difference between them and the rest of us stuck here on the Earth's surface is that we are feeling acceleration, because the Earth's surface is pushing upward on us, and they are not.

The potential issue with having a spaceship habitat swinging in a circle to create acceleration is the Coriolis effect; that would make it feel at least somewhat different from being on the Earth's surface, even if the magnitude of the acceleration were 1 g. That might cause something like motion sickness in some people--but then again, so does free fall. (I myself don't even like roller coasters, so I would probably be a very poor candidate for being a free-fall astronaut.)