skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do wish there were a way to allow a machine to perform backups without also allowing to read them. I generate per-machine secret keys for restic, then encrypt those keys to a set of GPG recipients, and store them alongside the backup data. I did have to roll my own solution for this using s3cmd etc but its not too bad.
Where is the proof these people are "racist cheerleaders?" If someone called you an anti-White, misandrist, child groomer, etc., you'd demand them to back up the claims with sources.
Completely agree. But regardless of if we criticize or praise. He is gossip worthy. Going from being in a Marvel Movie as the architype of Iron Man, all the good things he has done, to recently jumping around at a rally of a madman, and kind of looking nuts himself.

It does beg comparison to the typical evil genius. He could literally be a villain from a Bond Movie, funding Specter. It's all fun and games. But just on surface, it is hard not to talk about him. He embodies too many sci-fi tropes.

On days like today, that was amazing to see. I'd like to think all the bad is overblown.
At that stage usually her PhD advisor or her PostDoc advisor or her own network should be chipping in... I am not sure how many years of experience she has as a postdoc, the few I knew ended up with 6-9 years of temporary postdoc positions before they got a tenure track job. Industry is bit more welcoming but might demand some amount of exclusive interview prep. Having said that, what are the other options if not a tenured track position that your partner might be interested in? Would you and your partner be willing to relocate to another country/continent? Did you explore stable positions at universities that are not highly rated?
So what exactly did you wish they did? Make a browser version?
It may be logically obvious but I don't think many people accept it and act with this in mind. Either due to emotionally not being able to accept it or because it's hard to apply to every decision.
As I mentioned else-thread: it doesn't matter as much which option is chosen, so long as everyone agrees. If everyone agrees that LF on its own is enough (and we stop sending CR's to make sure it's not part of whatever comes before LF), that's fine. But it's just as fine for everyone to agree that CRLF is right, and reject plain LF.
How do you scale up and down with $20k robots that have to be operated by individual humans?
No, well at least not anymore since they have all implemented the infinite scrolling portrait mode feed; YouTube, Snapchat, Instagram, Spotify, Netflix

I’m not sure about Twitter
I read your article and am now fully indoctrinated to your noble cause. I propose an official chant. "Death to LF!"
I needed to read this
At $20k or even $5k, the alternative is still having a real human do the job better, faster, and cheaper.
Do you have any proof? In my experience and any information I have seen, this is not true.
Making retirement contributions as the employer (in addition to what you can do as the employee) is another great benefit, assuming the employees are all family.
bupstash is new to me. That looks like a cool set of properties. I do wish it supported S3 and compatible APIs as a backup target.
I feel bad for Taiwan, they're kind of screwed. The Wests half hearted effort in helping Ukraine is a good indication of what they can expect. It's not like the US could even do anything about it. I stand by my prediction that they will take Taiwan in the next 2-3 years and then you will see North Korea start to posture against the South. With Russian and Chinese support there is nothing that the West can do and it's not like they even have the ability. China could out produce and out man the USA/EU in any conflict.
Entirely possible I don't understand something as I'm not sure what you mean by taking advantage of higher data rates. We're sending data over UART at the max rate that doesn't introduce too many bit errors. Mainly we needed a protocol to correct for the bit errors (by rerequesting data) and I've always used x/y/z modem for that purpose.

I picked Kermit this time because I didn't want to implement x/y/z modem again and had never used Kermit.

This [1] claims Kermit is faster in some instances depending on what features you have enabled.

[1] http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/perf.html
Would it be possible to create a "skip" EM shield that does the opposite - increasing the energy of the gamma rays thereby reducing the likelihood of stopping them?
EES might have seemed a fox but now he’s been mostly just living the life, so i’d wager he’d been always a lion albeit with a fox skin as the situations required..

A lot of (human) capital destruction happened “under his watch” possibly too; yesterday i found in my acorn stash an old html document from Hal Varian, “markets for information goods” which should provide a good framing story for that (im guessing that the nomenclature ICE is just fortunate)

“Lone” (子連れ) whiskered canid here..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5LmAo4tmT4

Erm, i (mostly) missed the flagged post, maybe rehash some of that stuff here?

EE’D’S always wondered if the moniker was inspired by “Lehnsmann” (aka UvH)

https://www.jstor.org/stable/23980317
I wouldn't classify Hacker News as 'social media' per se.

Hacker News does not have the feed-driven approach of other social media that is designed to generate addiction/engagement amongst users; we just like to talk about fun stuff. Hacker News is more of an old-school forum, where we talk about topics, rather than being a true 'social media' experience where you can talk about anything/yourself as a topic.

Moreover, the average baseline of discussions here is much higher and more intellectually-driven than discussions on X, IG, FB, and so on. That makes it keenly distinct from other social media designed for more base discussions.
Does it handle js? I can't tell if this is only for static files from the documentation.
Think you are confusing capitalism with variety of other political fields.

Capitalism does nothing to ensure personal/individual freedoms. There is no 'empowering'.

Technically slaves were also a valuable part of the capitalist system at the time. They were integral to the flow of capital, as they were an asset.

You can have Dictator/Authoritarian governments also be capitalist. Huge misunderstanding these days is thinking China is communist. They stopped being communist decades ago and are not as Capitalist as the US. But that doesn't help individuals that much.

Even today, Human Resources, is about 'humans' as capital, how to manage the human assets. Capitalism doesn't help the individual, the induvial is the resource to be mined.
I'm having a similar experience with o1. It's the only model that can identify causes of bugs for me. Perhaps it's already clever enough to be used in generating synthetic data about coding to train and improve less capable models. Even synthetic StackOverflow Q&A format.
I like it. It saves me a Ctrl+s and some setup for a hot deployment.
Except that the landing legs allow you to land anywhere with a flat pad of concrete, whereas this requires comparatively enormous infrastructure investment.
Roy Mech
Yes, taking orders and the whole online shop experience are part of the premium features coming soon!
This is just a beta launch I just wanted to get some feedback.
For now, you can add affiliate products, which is a great way to start.
Is this comment and every comment under this comment a joke? The article clearly states that they repeatedly said they were human assisted. If there are bots misguiding us, i think i found them.
When I started working with Flash and learned about color and transformation matrices I was blown away by how clever it is.

At a surface level you may think that having to use advanced mathemathics to change something as trivial as position or adding a tint might be an overkill. But matrix math isn't that complicated, been highly optimized and can be relegated to the CPU since forever.

The most illustrative use would be a model of a 3D tank.
You want the whole tank to turn itself 30 degrees to the left, now you want the turret to turn 40 degrees right and you want the gun to be facing 20 degrees upwards. With matrices being applied on every level it's dead simple to calculate what's the actual bearing of the gun in world coordinates.

Same applies to graphics. You have a game character that's been hit. You want to make it flash to indicate the hit by changing it's brightness, but at the same time you want to turn it's eyes to red by adding a tint. Oh, and the whole screen is changing it's saturation during the process. Again, by using matrices, it's really easy to figure out what's the color of the eyes at any given moment of the animation thanks to matrices.
https://youtu.be/wWwxKmkyVGU?si=D78kzXBlNdOKY5p3
Check the comments. There are many people know the reality
What's "social" about Netflix?

I agree that their UI is terrible, but it doesn't fit in the list
Judging fish by their ability to climb trees.
Next you'll be telling us to use spaces instead of tab.
we've come full circle - macromedia dreamweaver had this in 2001
Fields API team seeking new leadership
They do have somewhat higher credibility than Meta, or Facebook, in terms of statements by the leadership, but that is a very low bar to compare against.
Surely the intent of the name was a "re-conquest of Iberia from muslims by christians".
Show HN: Chasing a Win32 Bug in SetCommState
2 hours is a good amount. I feel like after the hour mark it begins to to feel like a special journey.
At first I thought that sounded great, but then I realized that that would exclude files that I want to be backed up, like `dir-locals-2.el`, which should be excluded from git, but should also be backed up. There doesn't seem to be a great solution to that in general.
I’m not familiar with Chrony. With NTPsec, the PPS driver docs say [0]:

> While this driver can discipline the time and frequency relative to the PPS source, it cannot number the seconds. For this purpose an auxiliary source is required;

And so (with NTPsec), you need to define two sources even though it’s coming from the same device. One for the PPS signal for clock discipline, the other for the clock value.

> refclock pps ppspath /dev/gpspps0 prefer

> refclock nmea baud 57600 prefer

0: https://docs.ntpsec.org/latest/driver_pps.html
I agree, actually. But I do think it’s an odd name given what it’s grown into. And as far as I know there’s no movement to have it changed.
Lol, I thought our confusion was over astrophysics and not English. The gaps are a real physical phenomenon that may or may not be visible depending on rendering decisions. I wouldn't consider them a "rendering artifact" as I take that to imply the artifact was artificially created by the rendering. Either way, thanks for answering my questions!
Fascinating that higher dimension manifolds are more restrictive!

Though in a _very_ handwavy way it seems intuitive given properties like that in TFA where 4-d is the only dimension where the edges of the bounding cube and inner spheres match. Especially given that that property seems related to the possible neighborhoods of points in d-4 manifolds. Though I quickly get lost in the specifics of the maths on manifolds. :)

> However in four dimensions something very interesting happens. The radius of the inner sphere is exactly 1/2, which is just large enough for the inner sphere to touch the sides of the cube!
They've actually been having to dump propellant in order to more accurately test what a Starship in orbit would be like, given they're not flying with a payload that would consume that propellant on ascent, but that they still want to launch with a full tank.

The dumping of this excess propellant actually caused an explosion and loss of vehicle on the second test flight.
A lot of people in various countries just charge R-22 and R-12 systems with purified propane. (or regular propane too)
Writing Documentation as Code
Yeah, once you start taking it, you can’t stop. It becomes a lifetime commitment.
Inference/learning of densely connected graphical models is a huge difficulty. It's not a big problem for MRFs with nearest neighbours only, but it is for anything interesting (e.g. long-range connections), so I felt quite jealous of neural networks with simple feed-forward computation. Using feed-forward computations in one direction (likely observed->latent) of hybrid models is really appealing to me. Instead of having to use approximations (e.g. Contrastive Divergence (CD) instead of actually sampling from an RBM) which are easy to work with, why not just build your model around the easy thing in the first place so it's not an approximation, and use approximation in the other direction only. I'm not very familiar with Helmholtz machines but they seem to do that, but (unsurpisingly) seem just as difficult? I'm not sure. But I don't like Helmholtz machines and VAEs with Gaussian priors over latents, that seems like making zero use of the power of graphical models. I want the best of both!
If my kid has my social skills it's guaranteed - with or without social media.
In the mid to late '90s there were actually several EVs from major car makers, such as the first generation RAV4 EV from Toyota (1997-2003), the Nissan Altra (1997-2001) (the first production EV to use a lithium-ion battery), the Honda EV Plus (1997-1999), the Chevy S-10 Electric pickup (1997-1998), the GM EV1 (1996-1999), the Ford Ranger EV (1997-2002), and the Chrysler TEVan (1993-1995).

This was in response to California pushing for more efficient cars with the ultimate goal of zero-emissions.

What really helped Tesla was that they started out going for the sports car crowd. For someone's day to day workhorse car a lack of good support infrastructure is a big problem. People want that car to be useful for everything.

The people who could afford a $100k+ sports car could afford another car for when they needed to take the whole family somewhere, or take a long trip, or get groceries (the first generation Tesla Roadster's cargo capacity was less than that of a Mini Cooper convertible, about 1/3 of a Honda Civic or Nissan Sentra or Toyota Corolla). This meant that Tesla's market in the mid-2000s cared a lot less about EV infrastructure than the people who might have been interested in those '90s EVs.

There was another company making an EV sport car at the time, the AC Propulsion tzero. The people who founded Tesla actually founded Tesla because they saw that such a car would have a good chance of success but AC Propulsion wasn't interested in going into commercial production. They wanted to remain a technology company selling EV technology to others, rather than become a car company. So Tesla was formed, and licensed AC Propulsion's drive train and thus was born the Tesla Roadster.
That Twitch link is interesting.

My read is that they're disingenuously trying to spin obviously intentional sexual content as, rather, a matter of interpretation of the wide range of imaginations of the viewers.

And they experimentally made a "Pools, Hot Tubs, and Beaches" swimwear category, while they figure out how to keep milking the intentional sexual titillation content, while still keeping advertisers happy.

(Related: The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue wasn't about sports, nor about travel, nor about anything else other than the obvious.)
That retirement plan no longer exists just for the record.

The "total compensation" numbers that military recruiters tout are not actually real.

I know, I lived it for 23 years.
Why You Might Soon Be Paid Like an Uber Driver–Even If You're Not One
You'll get a store with easy listing in the free plan, along with a custom action button.
Just remember, this is a beta launch, so I’m looking for feedback as I continue to develop features... :)
> As much as you can, just trust yourself, talk to people, trust that you can roll with consquences as they come, and save the deep analysis for things of much greater consequences and much lesser frequency.

If I implied this was supposed to be a "deep analysis" sort of thing, that was a failing on my part. The original that I read (and what I mean to convey) was less about building some deep pursuit of perfection, but more putting some thought and weight behind the "you miss 100% of the shots you don't take" aphorism. It's wasn't about analyzing the min maxed path to your romantic partner, or huge masses of muscle. Instead it's about (to couch it in the language of pop-psychology) being mindful about the choices you make with respect to what you actually want. If you also want to be "lucky", well you can't control the starting luck, but you can certainly "make" some of your own luck by engaging in activities that have higher "mililuck" values for those goals. If you imagine that it takes 300 "lucks" to achieve a given goal and you are "unlucky", the question you have to ask yourself is whether you believe that you're unlucky, but at 299 "lucks" so it doesn't really matter what you do, you'll cross that line soon, or if you're unlucky and you have 50 lucks and it's going to take you a long while to get there. Since you can't know, and you can't know how many "mililucks" any given action/event actually gave you, the best thing you can do is make choices that are more likely to put you in a place where you can be lucky.
How about Dzongkha?
thats exactly what I thought, I'm old enough to even remember Netscape Composer. I was 10 y/o when used it lol
On manual typewriters there is a lever that turns the roller to accomplish a line feed (or two if set for double space.)
This lever is usually located on the left side of the carriage to make it convenient to push it back to the right side in the same motion.
Use https://yhetil.org/emacs-devel to browse the threads. If you use mu4e or notmuch and often delete some older emails locally, but still want to read the whole thread, you can write some elisp helpers that would find the thread on point (based on email-id) or even download the whole thread.
Thanks!

Have delayed all extra software from wanting a trusted source and concerned that might get some system management problems.

Just found

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

It's via Mozilla so maybe is as safe as the rest of Firefox, JavaScript, or whatever it uses, etc.

Thanks!
Yeah but it hadn't even begun when I posted this 14 hours ago! hahaha. It was fueling hahaha
Ahh, that was it, thanks.
The GAO is mentioned later, but the first quote is from "Lakiesha Hawkins, assistant deputy associate administrator in NASA’s Moon to Mars Program Office".
We've recalled retirees, most recently in the mid 2000s. There were a lot of them recalled in the gulf war in the 90s.

So a bit more likely than the draft.

I'm technically also subject to the UCMJ for the rest of my life as well.
So where's the outrage from American parents and public that China owned and controlled TikTok is exposing underage kids to pedophiles? Why is support of TikTok ban declining? https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/09/05/support-f...
WordPress Accessibility Team Meetings Suspended
Rama on Clojure's terms, and the magic of continuation-passing style
There are visible signs of kids being influenced by devices. And some parents recognize some of these signs immediately and some later. It would be a long and twisted argument that the influence is harmful or not. But as they are the parents of the children, you need to respect the influences they identify as being unsuitable for their children, for the children they hang around, and for children in general.
> Thank you for your long and thoughtful prose, so fitting for an emacs user.

Are you hinting at the fact that I used Emacs to help me write that? Sure I did.
Why wouldn't I use Emacs for writing, if all the tools I need are at my fingertips? I have a thesaurus, spellchecking, Google Translate and search, dictionaries, etymology lookup, word counter, Flesch-Kincaid reading ease tester, ChatGPT, Anthropic and other models, dictation, formatter, and many more. Why would anyone ever exposed to that power willingly part with it?

> One day, when you value productivity, might I suggest

What point of "I'm saying this with confidence of a die-hard vimmer" was unclear? I already use both Emacs and Vim - they serve different purpose for me. And trust, me if YOU value productivity, one day you may wake up with realization - Emacs actually vims better than Vim.
Most federal employees are limited by the amount paid to a member of congress. The SES doesn't have a lot of people in it and they mostly run a bureaucracy, they're not doing real work.
More like

“That's really too bad: your lifestyle is only possible by indebting future generations for your luxury today.”

That’s great for those who have ridden the economic momentum from high fertility rates before the 1970s, but not so fun for those being born now.
How are you so sure this is like your dreams? If it was easy to accurately remember dreams why would they be all so smooshy and such a jumbled mess like in this video?
Hopefully is not a good word to see in a argument that a software proposal is secure.

Myself, I've written an HTTP server that is strict enough to only recognize CRLF, because recognizing bare CR or LF would require more code†, but it doesn't reject requests that contain invalid characters. It wouldn't open a request-header-smuggling hole in my case because it doesn't have any proxy functionality.

One server is a small sample size, and I don't remember what the other HTTP servers I've written do in this case.

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† http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/httpdito-readme http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/server.s
Maybe the flare on the side started as purposeful. But there was also a fire inside, between the engines, with flaming pieces of some pipes or cables raining down from the rocket. You can see one example of this just after this timestamp: https://youtu.be/YC87WmFN_As?t=12928
Yes, but Dreamweaver had the render broken since about 2001 (I don't know the actual date, mine is a joke).

Vs code being chromium means actual browser rendering
Someone needs to....
it’s just the most popular. they are all the same. it’s less about the technology and more about why so many humans feel the need to spend so much time using it