skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How do you run code in Bedrock? I don’t use computer games at all, but my son plays Minecraft a lot and is into programming. I investigated options for programming in Minecraft, there is Tinker, an app that lets you program in scratch, but it is not very usable, and there are Minecraft servers where you can program in Java, but the learning process is rather steep for that one and also it works only for Java Edition Minecraft, while most of my sons friends use Bedrock. Supposedly there is also Education Edition, but I have no idea how to install it - it seems that it is only available for schools.
Ah that's why it's blacklisted on my corporate network
I think grandparent was trying to point out that you just engaged in identify politics
One way to do applied research
I don’t think there was ever much reasoning. What changed is the scale at which emotions can be exploited nowadays. I just obliterates any reasoning happening…
Anyone know if tools like Docker or colima use this?
Interestingly, he prompts for "an app", and the agent proposes "using Flask and Vanilla JS".

This is a somewhat strange implementation choice, as there's no need to create a `/resize` API endpoint - this could be implemented entirely in JS as a static site (enabling it to be hosted by free on somewhere like GitHub Pages, avoiding the issue that "I deployed it here . . . But it's costing me a bit of money so I don't expect it'll be around for too long.").

The implementation also has bugs like trying to validate an SVG file by checking that it starts with `<svg`, when SVG files often begin with something like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd">
The lack of daycare is indeed something that comes up on the regular. I had assumed this was an expense issue (daycare is typically expensive just about everywhere unless heavily subsidized). But maybe it's a supply issue instead? Is there some kind of stigma against running a daycare? Seems like a relatively easy (and probably effective!) thing for the government to encourage.
Manga Library Z, a manga archiving site that distributed old and out-of-print manga for free has been forced to close down due to all major credit card companies refusing to provide payment services. If some hypothetical widespread decentralized payment system can prevent scenarios like this one from happening, then it would be worth the "enormous waste of resources". These days, you're essentially relegated to a non-person if card companies stop allowing you to use their services.
I guess, but benefits should be more theoretical. Like i don't think building one will give any insight into ideas for protocols. We already understand how it would work in theory and have for a long time.
What do I have to put into pyproject.toml so that pip saves dependency ranges by default?
On Qubes OS (my daily driver), which runs everrything in VMs with strong, hardware virtualization, you can use minimal operating systems with very low number of installed libraries for security-critical actions: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/templates/minimal/
compare https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle_taxonomy_of_player_type...

(also, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HPDAFqN74A : when challenging the kendō 8 dan exam the former all-Japan champion [at 3 dan] has trouble, because at 3 dan playing to win was sufficient, but for 8 dan it's necessary to be a maestro: a scrub who wins)

[pedantry: that's to first order, what 8 dan aims for is more subtle than that, but it'll do for the purposes of TFA]
I just checked my Steam library and none of them use codesigning so I guess that solves that. Video playing apps do though, so depends on plausible deniability.

It does seem like this could be fixed using the private relay system. It certainly doesn't need to be unencrypted.
FYI, assuming that is your web server, your TLS certificate expired end of last month.
Right, the high percent of people owning the houses gives extra stability to the country. It keeps prices reasonable and gives overall more options (wanna change a city for a new job? wanna start a family? need some space for your extra hobby, which could give you some money potentially?). Sadly, not many people connect all the dots.
way to keep hn high quality
For colima, you can add --vm-type=vz --vz-rosetta to the start command. It's qemu by default.
Let’s see if we still laugh in a couple of years…
Crazy in what way? I don't think there's much of a difference in terms of visuals between a PS5 and a PS5 Pro, especially at common TV viewing distances.
Honestly that does not seem enough. Honestly I'm worried about the entire age range of human beings in this regard, not just children.
Wow, I've never thought of it, but "syntax"-highlighting for binary files would be awesome.. e.g. "these bytes indicate the beginning of the next frame" (when talking about MP3/video files), maybe with mouseover support where it says e.g. "this value at this location indicates it's a $FOO variant of the file".

Anyone know of such a tool?
I agree with your position, but at the same time LeBron, Messi or Hamilton have way more than 8000 hours of play in their respective "game", and yet I wouldn't underestimate their experience, quite the opposite: If I were an amateur player/racing driver I'm pretty sure I'd gain something by following their advices.

I'm pretty sure there's some differentiating factors between the two conditions, but I can't really pinpoint where.
I have a monorepo and like it. I think at some size you get enough people maintaining the repo that it becomes good? I also never want yaml, fwiw.
That's actually a really interesting article, thanks.

No idea if it was written by a democrat tough, I mean it might be, but that's not important.

> those opinions (your privileged) become “shut up” and “you should be ashamed” in public discourse (I’ve seen it)

Yes, aren't those the extremists online? So what? I have never ever heard Harris or Biden talk like that.
I’ll go ahead and say it then:

The CEO shouldn’t have the right to arbitrarily lay off people. They should have to go through substantial formal procedures to do so, much more than the United States makes them go through now.

Furthermore, _Chrysler v Ford_ was not actually a precedential legal decision at either a federal or state level, and we need to stop treating it as such—and we need to stop treating it as morally correct, too, since it’s not morally correct to put profit-seeking above all other concerns in any way.
Technically, it’s not much different from using Ansible to run Docker on remote hosts.

What it provides is a set of conventions based on what most web apps look like.

Eg. built-in proxy with automatic TLS and zero downtime deployments, first-class support for a DB and cache, encrypted secrets, etc.

It’s definitely not for every use case, but for your typical 3-tier monolith on a handful of servers I found it does the job well.
Sure, to some approximation. Doesn't work for me because one involves unwanted interaction and the other does not. But if you said "chatting up people benefits me therefore I should do it" instead of exercise I'd agree 100% about structural similarity to the statement about murder.
The Geometry Transform Engine is a separate chip. It's a Cpu co-processor, all it does is some basic linear algebra. The Cpu uses it to perform that math faster and then it writes it back to ram where it ships the data off to the actual Gpu, which is something completely separate. (I've written a PSX emulator).
Who makes the software for the telephone exchanges in your country?

Does it include the backdoors which have been legally required in the US since the 1990s?

The article mentions this is a consequences of Ericsson's corrupt conduct in Djibouti - a bribe to get a telecom contract. How sure are you about the telecom contracts in your country, or the possibility of any behind-the-scenes information sharing agreements?
How can a reusable function have a fixed return address?
I'm not Australian, how are they now being prohibited?
That uses rosetta, but does it use this feature?
Evidently, wine-track lawyers retailing a bad product aren’t desirable leaders for the nation. If the key doesn’t fit, it might not be the lock’s fault.
Bugs can and will happen, eg. when A depends on B and some developer accidentally makes a change to B that will pass B's tests but only break in A's use case. In monorepo case such bug can be noticed before the broken code hits master. In versioned case it might take long time (until B releases, and A takes the release into use).

Knowing when no one uses older versions is also hard (especially when you can no longer grep for them, unlike a monorepo) so some people get into defensive mode and never delete or fix any interfaces because "someone might still be using it".
Combo of tricyclic antidepressant and amphetamines "turned me gayer and gayer" (and gave me the shitters) which reversed a few weeks after I stopped them. My Testosterone was stable throughout those months.

And I just remembered a girl I studied with whose ex-boyfriends turned gay or bisexual post-relationship. Pretty sure it was her gut bacteria.
It could have been if ByteDance wasn't totally state controlled. Also, since TikTok is banned on China, it's not like it exists in China as a media (the Chinese version is called Douyin and basically it's the same as TikTok but with contents from within China only, to not interfere with the Great Firewall).

Also, the concept of "choose to consume" is blurring with algorithm recommendation and optimizing dopamine reward to maximize screen time.

The CCP didn't control of ByteDance to interference with other countries but to be able to control what happens inside China. But now, it's different.
I don't know about use case but in various distributed computing models there are problems that are provably easier for quantum computers. Unlike the classical setting where the best we have is factoring where we don't know an efficient deterministic algorithm and various problems which experimentally seem to be faster for QC (and those results often don't last long as we get better at simulating quantum algorithms classically)
Pkl: Apple's New Configuration Language That Could Replace JSON and YAML
They tried: https://lwn.net/Articles/969480/
The claim is that it protects the mental health and welfare of young people. Young people have special protection from the law in many regards including sexual consent, contracts, employment etc.

A 60 year old is expected to have the capacity to make informed choices. Whether they do is down to personal responsibility. Many of us will be 60 one day.
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But that just redirects. It would be nicer to also fetch the text and media when you click on a title.
I don't think anyone is using this, given that the register it touches was not really officially documented until now. Maybe the OrbStack people were crazy enough to try?
> A pair of mounted gladiators featured in the initial spectacle

Anyone have primary sources for this? Diodorus?
How about OrbStack?
prohibition never worked and won't ever - the only way to make it work is by implementing a total surveillance state with draconian punishment for noncompliant citizens. but given that i'm more or less the only one realizing that i just make peace with what is coming.
010 editor has something like this. Okteta too. They both use DSLs to represent formats
I hate that Win11 Notepad has so many tabs open even after you close the app.

Many times, I just paste my copied text in Notepad to strip the formatting + special characters and close it after re-copying the data. Pretty efficient.

Now that I open Notepad.. all my previous tabs are open asking me to close them one after the other (extra click on not so save the file) :@ so annoying
I'm still copy/pasting between VS.Code and ChatGPT. I just don't want to invest/commit yet because this workflow is good enough for me. It lets me chat design, architecture, UX, product in the same context as the code which I find helpful.

Pros

- Only one subscription needed

- Very simple

- Highly flexible/adaptive to what part of workflow I'm in

Cons

- More legwork

- Copy/pasting sometimes results in errors due to incomplete context
SocMed / AdTech cos. can already ID and target users with precision. Knowing someone's pregnant before their family does, per the canonical example from 2012.[1]

Impose an insanely steep tax (say, 10,000%) on all ads revenue tied to underage individuals.

Now it's possible to pursue the Al Capone prosecution: tax fraud.

SocMed cos. will avoid anyone underage like the plauge.

________________________________

Notes:

1. "How Target Figured Out A Teen Girl Was Pregnant Before Her Father Did" <https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/02/16/how-targ...>, discussed on HN at the time: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3601354> (17 Feb 2012).
I don't think we should. SpaceX has successfully applied the "move fast and break things" approach to rockets, but that's not something you can do everywhere. If Musk, as Trump's "efficiency secretary", will reduce regulations that "hinder" Tesla from doing the same thing with robotaxis, people are going to die.
I don't think so at all. Growing outwards only works if you have an instantaneously fast transit system. There's a reason the real estate in central Tokyo is some of the most valuable in the world: because it's close to everything. The farther out you go, the less valuable land is, because it takes time to get to the center (or anywhere else).

This is of course true in American cities too, but zoning laws largely prevent new (and taller) housing construction close to the center, so they have no choice but to build outwards. In Japan, building upwards is much more feasible, only requiring that you acquire some desirable existing property first. (Of course, there are some limits to what you can build on it, but it's nothing like in the US so it's much easier to get approval to build some nicer and/or bigger/taller.)
France seems to be doing better than UK it seems
I was about to call you on this apparently you’re right—the CEO of PornHub is indeed a Rabbi. I’d love to be a fly on the wall in strategic planning for PornHub’s moderation team. The addiction strategy is working of course but it’s probably not just about the money—I imagine every decision in that industry has a moral justification. I don’t buy that they’re just amoral, I think they just have a different set of morals and it would be interesting to see what those were.
Maybe add a hyphen; ai-ide
Two 'weird' places I have visited this year that required an IDP were Japan and Taiwan.
If it's a fork of VS code it should be trivial to also support Linux and Windows. Why is it MacOs only?
I think you'll find it's a business decision, not technical limitations. Consoles are sold at a loss, so Sony needs people to buy games. Preventing old games from running helps with that.
I support the ban.

In terms of enforcement, social media platforms already use algorithms and gather huge amounts of data on their users, enough to make a good estimate of age even if a user has signed up with a fake age.

So, when the algorithm detects that a user is likely to be underage, that's when they'd be required to show ID.
You can try Cline and Aider.
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That's nothing. I know people that have spent 40 years dedicated to their religion. Then one day abandoned it with a negative review.
Biggest issue I run into now with Rosetta + Linux VMs/Docker is not having support for translating the AVX vector extensions, since they're becoming more and more common in compiled binaries. For more popular things there's typically an ARM image but that's by no means guaranteed, and compiling your own to support ARM can be quite involved.
Cdktf is good, but it's not amazing. You are still constrained by terraform syntax like `count = condition? 1 : 0` , instead of doing a normal` if` statement. And there's a fairly good amount of times where you need to use terraform iterators instead of doing a normal for/forEach/map/reduce.

But all in all, it works. It's just a bit limited on what you can do with the actual language.
When I teach people to learn to code in Minecraft, I basically recommend using Minecraft Education Edition. This combines the Bedrock edition with the original editor called Makecode. They run as two separate apps within the application and are connected via Websockets. Websockets are supported in both the Bedrock and Education Editions, but the editor is only included in the Education.Java Edition does not support Websockets and requires the use of a mod or server.

By the way, TutoriaLLM hacks this mechanism of Minecrafft to create code in the browser and run it in Minecraft Bedrock without installation on a small VM thread created on the server. Currently only some of the functionality is available as it is still under development, but in the future it will offer the same functionality as Minecraft Education for free (at least until Microsoft finds it and block them...).
I'm on bazzite, in game mode I'm not able to record at 60fps for 4k,not sure if it's even using my gpu (7900XT)
Isn't a smartphone exactly designed to track and surveil individuals on the internet. I only see legal limitations here, and the costs.
Luke didn't just work at NVIDIA. He spent over ten years there and was, for a while, one of the CUDA architects.
https://education.minecraft.net/en-us
This is Minecraft Education. You can try it with purchase an year license.
They figured out that if they get a load of hot girls, and cool goofy guys to entice people, and don't mention the spying part - it works a lot better than a bunch of government goons in badly fitting suits telling you to betray your friends and neighbours, or else.
Isn't it always easy to give a negative review to an old game though? Or maybe an old movie that would nowadays be considered politically incorrect.
I think I reached the conclusion to, at the very least, let it be. You're right and I'm no one to judge anyone else's actions. I'm just happy people are using my product:)

I think if it continues growing, I might even try to cater some marketing efforts to that use case! If it helps, it helps:)
They're the ones calling themselves that (they invented the term, after all), so you can blame them for dehumanizing themselves, somehow. Meanwhile, they're all blaming young women for not wanting to be handmaids for them, and your attitude isn't somehow going to magically make women want to go back to the 1800s, so have fun being angry and single I guess.
Same same. We bought a two-bedroom house in an inner-ring suburb when the kiddo arrived. We'd be happier (even renting) in a two-bedroom place in the City. Not possible. I vote the local YIMBY coalition's ticket - even though it's notionally (now) "against my economic interests" (I don't actually think it is) - and wish there was more I could do.
Ty, I'll fix it very soon :) Something's up with Certbot and it's probably a trivial fix.
Who would run the intermediate hop, though? Other Macs?
Honestly, if that's my contribution to the world, I can die happily
But doesn't Cline consume lots of tokens?
It supports all platforms, we took inspiration from the macos spotlight search widget for inline editing.
The genre is RTS+FPS and it's super hard to get the design right.

RTS players usually like being above the fray, FPS players like not having to think too much ahead.

Battlezon 98 did manage to deliver an amazing experience, but the AI was poor so competitive multiplayer is where it was at. Then obviously in the 1998 world of gaming there is only skill, and skilled players could wipe you off the map well before you have had the chance to learn anything and improve your skills...

I guess this experience can now only be found in some ARMA mods and other mil-sim type games, with well-organized private games, and this is not everyone's favorite universe, nothing sci-fi or fantasy themed that I know of.
Good flex. These days access to capital is attractive for talent.
yaar rona dhona band karo aur Biden ko support karna par thori sharam karo
I don't understand why the title got edited by OP from "How gladiators in ancient Anatolia lived to entertain the masses" to remove the "How". It just turns it into an obvious statement and doesn't convey what the article is about, which is about their life, training, etc.
Rosetta has AVX2 support as of this year.
Absolutely, and if people can’t be good parents they shouldn’t be.

Maybe people should be given permission to have kids. Then the only people who have kids are the ones who can carry that responsibility.

So many parents today dont have the education, time or knowledge to truly understand what their kids are doing. Just imagine, we need to curtail our freedoms, so that these weak parents can not screw up their kids because of their inability to adapt to the world.

/s

PS: for what it’s worth, I doubt this bill will pass.
Creating verifiable IDs for children is a failed dream, and cannot be achieved; even the most draconian interventions will have errors.
I've been using this on the Steam Deck for a while and it is excellent. I mainly use it to grab video of glitches or other gameplay / menu effects which I can then share with developers. Very handy.
Because of the stack? It is not fixed, but once you a function is called, the CPU must know where it was called from.
Show HN: Chrome extension that adds features to ChatGPT
Hard to tell whether you are being sarcastic or not; just in case you aren't, it's trivial to confirm that few people vote in a game-theory optimal manner.
Calmfund
If you purchased Solana at that point and held it, or purchased it during that crash, you would be very happy now.
No information is being deprived, you can read up all you want in more detail than in TikTok. Rather it's the argument to lazily consume 2 minute bites as a replacement for in-depth study.
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I deal with a lot of cryptographic documents (e.g. public keys) and https://lapo.it/asn1js/ is a godsend for making sense of them. You just paste in hex or pem, and it shows the full deconstructed format along with two-way 'syntax highlighting' where if you hover over part of the deconstruction it highlights the equivalent part of the binary data. Hit the 'load' button for a representative example.
Your written English is excellent. You are underestimating your skills, I think. Is there a world in which you could simply pause and plan out your words before speaking? Westerners won’t mind. Elon Musk often pauses noticeably in interviews when he’s discussing something controversial or novel, for example. I retrained myself how to speak in my 20s and went through a similar process.
I mean you could make an argument that outlawing murder is also an attack on freedom. That doesn't mean it isn't a silly argument however.
There are download links for other platforms at the footer, and below the main CTA button says "Looking for other platforms?" which takes you there.