skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fraud is lying for financial gain.

If the site is saying ‘chat with X for $5/min’, and you never have any interaction with X at all for your $5/min, that seems like a pretty clear cut case doesn’t it?
> This is all standard proxmox setup and is step 1 for anyone running the free version

I run the free version and do not delete the Ceph repos (especially since I'm using Ceph amongst my storage options):

if [ -e /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ceph.list ]; then rm -rf /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ceph.list; fi;

At the very least run a sed command to just comment out any/all lines in the files instead of nuking them.
When you talk to a stripper, online or offline, you're always getting canned responses. AI might produce higher quality...
Gemini 2.0 Flash Experimental model live demo
Mastercard and JPMorgan Link Up to Bring Foreign Exchange on the Blockchain
Well, you can get close if you pull ethernet to the APs.
Did you know that something like 80% of the websites you visit are tracked by a handful of companies which are all effectively sharing that with many thousands of ad and data broker companies which can easily narrow you down? It's not tinfoil hat land to knkw that nearly every site you visit has cross-site tracking.
Probably referring to the recent Calvin KLein ad campaign. Nike also ran a campaign featuring plus size models.
The problem is that a lot of people are doing OSS to get work, or to get better work. Almost all of them really, lately. So although they don't have a boss (irt the software), they're desperate to impress, and to please, and to network, and they feel a lot of pressure. Every request is like a demand, so when those requests are petty, or entitled, or feel like a nuisance, it's like they have a horrible boss that's yelling at them and trying to destroy them. They're terrified of a fork; it's like everybody getting up and moving to another table in the cafeteria when all you want them to do is like you. Also, it's a lot of work, and can stack up, and you're doing it for free as basically specwork. They also half the time have to do their real jobs that actually feed their kids, unless they can work on FOSS that their job is willing to pay for.

They shouldn't do it for free, they should use every means and trick available to make it worthwhile for them to do and to get themselves paid. They need to survive for FOSS, for the software. Which means that they have to make sure the license is open and the source is available, and that it's ethical, because that's why it's worth fighting for. So everything that's ethical and open, very preferably GPL, do. If you have to write closed software to get yourself paid for your GPL software, do it. Eventually you can open that closed software up too, when (and not before) you can afford to. All FOSS licenses have different business implications, and ultimately income implications.

Morally, it'd be better if there were no software copyrights and everybody was allowed to inspect and modify all the code that they interacted with, and we all shared. You also have a moral obligation to feed yourself and your family and not go nuts, though, to have some security.

If you're not one of those people, and it's just a hobby and a charity thing for you, that's wonderful and ideal, bless you. You may have already made all your money. If you have to make a living from it though, don't let yourself be bullied into compliance and submission to the users because you need them to like you, to get work, to survive. Do whatever you have to do to be self-sufficient. It's hard out there, and you might have to be hard. Not mean, just firm about the amount of care and interest you have about individual strangers' problems with what you gave them for free.

You can leave a lot of people disappointed that they're not going to get more from you for free, yet still be ethical. Being ethical, being open, leaving people in control of their devices and in control of their lives, that's the point. Keep ethics at 100%, and put pleasing the most people as a (far) lower priority than paying your rent, and taking a vacation every once and a while, with the kids, and having health insurance.

Taking care of yourself means more FOSS in the world, more people free of black boxes in more areas of their lives. The OP seems wise.
Alembic is certainly a bit of a challenge to grasp at first, especially if you want to do anything more complicated than create or alter tables. However, it does provide a great amount of flexibility if you want to implement more complex migration functionality. It allows library developers to add powerful features that would be very difficult to do with Rails/ActiveRecord or Django ORM.
FWIW I maintain the flask-audit-logger package. It allows users to maintain audit logs of specific tables using postgres triggers. Being able to create custom migration operations is really an amazing feat. The alembic docs are quite dense, but the code is well organized and very readable.
What makes you think that they don’t know? Isn’t it common for the military to lie about what they know?
This guide explores how to evolve Emacs into a robust Python IDE. Whether you’re writing simple scripts or managing large-scale projects, you’ll find a setup that aligns with your engineering needs and reflects the power of Emacs customization.
I know this is a discussion about C but I'll add that C++ removed the newline requirement.
> I do agree with you about open source developers being within their rights to maintain as they see fit.

I used to agree with this, but it now seems a rather narrow view of how open source actually works. Open source projects tend to make a big deal about being a "community," and this is certainly true of many that are backed by commercial vendors. To me the use of community does imply mutual obligations between developers and users or the word has no meaning.

Unless, that is, you think community is just a synonym for "marketing funnel."
> something that listens to one thing in remote areas, transmits the results via another channel, over a series of hops and then out of the country, would be of great interest to some people.

Is preventing this even possible in todays world?
zero instances of sunlight in that pdf or “tesla’s data”
My opinion is about the SF Bay area. Yes we have easy access to nature, year round good weather, and tech jobs are more plentiful compared to many other locations in the US (that's a lot of positives admittedly).

However the Bay area is also a cultural desert. There are no other major metros within a reasonable driving distance, and a paucity of museums and cultural activities in SF itself. Especially compared to living on the US east cost or even Los Angeles.

Distances are long, the municipal water quality is abysmal, everyone is hyper competitive and living in a bubble where being a millionaire is considered poor.

The road quality is not befitting a first world country, the cleanliness of streets and interchanges is below par, and public transport is a joke, enforcement of traffic laws is non existent, and taxation is ridiculously high relative to what the government invests in infrastructure. The California government is probably one of the most corrupt in the country.

I only live here because moving would be too disruptive to my kids. Once they go to college, I'm getting out of here.I just wanted to temper the jealousy sentiment. :)
Yet we also had 'comic books are making kids amoral and violent', 'TV is making kids amoral and violent', 'video games are making kids amoral and violent', 'dungeons and dragons is making kids amoral and violent'...
slick and useful. Probably won't work out of the box with repeaterbook software (android) because he firmwared his interfaces to report something that normal ones do not and i couldn't be assed to reverse it.

I don't know that repeaterbook has anything to do with it actually, but there's android software that uses your GPS and a bluetooth module to control your VHF/UHF radios, you can use it to automatically change repeaters as you're driving or whatever - based on repeaterbook's database.
I'd sign up in a second, they'd do shit right.
I've been using Aqua [0] and I'm super happy with it!

[0]: https://aquaproj.github.io/
> women are becoming less and less accessible to average men

What the heck does that mean? Last I checked, population demographics weren't that far off 50/50 in most countries.
Yeah. All local numbers haha. Spoofed the hell out.
That's what' Aqua [0] does plus more!

[0]: https://aquaproj.github.io/
I'd love to know why this thread in particular has attracted so many junk comments from green accounts. I've never seen so many.
I'm not a native English speaker, but that's what it guessed.

Over the years, starting in my late teens (I'm in my late 30s now), I've put TONS of effort into sounding like a native speaker (moving to the US 10+ years ago has certainly helped).

I feel so validated right now :)
Vernor Vinge called it Belief Circles. And in Rainbows End he tells a story of how to get them to stampede in one direction or another to suit anyones agenda. But on the flip side, once you create a herd of domesticated animals (side note: always useful to deeply understand how the process of animal domestication works), Stampedes can start from just one individual getting scared by their own shadow. To keep things from going out of control, the herd manager is then programmed (or "learns"), to get the herd to run in circles. They eventually get tired. And the story ends happily ever after.
I'm convinced that the corporate web filter does this to make itself look like it actually does something.
Speed of light. If you require a really fast response it's physically impossible to amplify from far away.
Here’s one recent example in Virginia:

https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/drones-milita...

A graduate student in Minnesota flew to a naval base in Virginia, used a consumer drone to photograph the area, then attempted to board a flight to China before he was caught by authorities.

His defense was that he was a fan of boats and drones, and as his lawyer said:

“If he was a foreign agent, he would be the worst spy ever known”
iPhones also have the ability to block unknown callers.
"Every Thursday I do a 24 hour prayer and fasting day . This week I'd invite you to join me in praying and fasting for the 100K Intel employees as they navigate this difficult period. Intel and its team is of seminal importance to the future of the industry and US".

https://x.com/PGelsinger/status/1865783256551133472?t=So3tqq...

Former CEO seems to think that the problems are spiritual
The latest Ubuntu image for the P550 has Firefox installed.

https://github.com/sifive/hifive-premier-p550-ubuntu/blob/ma...
You don’t need any prior approval under 107 to fly at night. You don’t need a part 107 license to fly at night if you’re flying for “fun”. You simply need lights.
My argument that the Coast Guard didn't mistake American Airlines planes for 12 drones following their boat is invalidated because I posted an AP article twice?
Those two things can both be true.

When one is judged on 'impact', but not judged on 'postive impact'... Having a lot of people interact with your feature and hate it counts.
People can give children terrible information too and steer/groom them in harmful directions. So why stop there at "AI" or poorly defined "algorithms"?

The only content children should see is state-approved content to ensure they are only ever steered in the correct, beneficial manner to society instead of a harmful one. Anyone found trying to show minors unapproved content should be imprisoned as they are harmful to a safe society.
I reiterate: The median-measure makes that irrelevant.

Sure, perhaps someone like Jeff Bezos might spend a million to employ a crack-squad of devious mercenary accountant-lawyers to disguise his apparent net-worth... But shifting from a top-1% "homeowner" down to top-10%, or top-20%, or even top-49.999%? That has zero effect on the final result.

In other words, the kind of people with a motive+capability to hide their net-worth are very unlikely to ever disguise it all the way down to <=$400k, and the people who are truly at <$400k simply don't have enough motive+capability to try the same tricks.
If AI could have a bank account then bots could subscribe to bots and talk with other bots that aren't the bot they're subscribed to

and summarize it for humans.
Thank you for sharing your experience. This has been helpful.
Or airplanes. Like the ones flying overhead all the time in N.J.
The argument against virtual porn is that people appreciate quality over quantity and specificity.

I'd say the market has previously proven that's definitely false.

Consequently, AI porn will probably eat the bottom of the bulk market, with a much-smaller market left for higher-end human content.

Which probably isn't the worst thing... as the low-value pornography seems to encourage the most horrific, exploitive conditions.
CF Turnstile is just proof of work, not a CAPTCHA. It works on automated browsers from my experience.
Exactly my thought! It feels very much the same.
There seem to be multiple component libraries and a „query“ library (inspired by tanstack query), which is the first thing I would’ve built:

https://dioxuslabs.com/awesome
I don't like the untagged/unversioned script either but...

Proxmox is easy. To me Proxmox is not just a bit but much easier than "directly running QEMU". It's also got ZFS for free working out of the box. I'm not saying it's secure. I'm not saying it's giving you the utmost control. I'm saying Proxmox is the definition of easy.
Shows how dependent you are.
This is a non-point.

Books don't actively conversate & provide emotional support, potentially coaxing someone into doing something.
As I understand it, bankruptcy judges are not appointed by the president but rather by the relevant Court of Appeals. And they do not serve for life (because they aren’t Article III judges).
Those with behavior not suited for the environment will be culled by natural selection.
Yeah but I've already done that, it's just odd that something to set up an OSX VM is for some reason deciding to help me with my OS config too.
You can use Zink (https://docs.mesa3d.org/drivers/zink.html) to translate OpenGL to Vulkan.

I have even used it in Windows to make a legacy proprietary OpenGL application work properly with recent Windows versions + a mobile (now unsupported) AMD GPU.
If there was such a news source we'd all be reading it and agreeing with one another.
Nothing these drones are doing are illegal.
In Twilio[1] a "STOP" reply is an automatic add to blocklist. Their user doesn't have control over how that is handled. I wouldn't be surprised if other providers have the same controls in place behind the scenes.

[1] https://help.twilio.com/articles/223134027-Twilio-support-fo...
Marriage rates have collapsed.
like losing half my assets? But on the other hand, someone can visit me in the hospital outside of normal hours.
Sorry I don't have Twitter and didn't save the link. Believe the one was a female New Jersey elected official. I suggest you start with looking up responses of officials from the meeting today if you don't believe this Assemblyman.
How would it be done externally? Is it done same way as flashing the boot rom? You just need to know where the chip is for the other components? No 0-days needed? Or do you need a 0-day to do this? Is that why you think only foreign intelligence agencies are the ones who can do this?
Also assume that the bios is password protected and it's configured in bios to not boot from a USB drive.
Timing is right as Apple released the new integrated chatGPT. Coincidence?
Tesla loses its head of Autopilot HW engineering to Amazon's self-driving effort
I'm sure you're aware of Prohibition, but yes, we did ban that. Didn't work very well, though, and we unbanned it (with a minimum age limit).

When smoking's health problems became well-known we only banned advertising (and maybe selling to minors?), so maybe we still remembered the lesson from Prohibition.
You would concede that, as a consequence of imposing involuntary obligations on their citizens, socialized systems are less free? And you would also concede that reasonable people can disagree about the priorities of their values, and that valuing personal autonomy over collective well-being is a reasonable position?

> people being denied lifesaving care because insurance companies decide it's not worth it

You get what you sign up for. Like in any business transaction, doing your due diligence and understanding the details of both parties obligation is table stakes. We also have courts precisely for cases when such disputes become intractable.

> so in the meantime you get no cancer drugs for months while they do their process.

No one is stopping you from paying for the drugs yourself. Insurance will reimburse you once they validate your claim. Bureaucracy takes time.

> the average quality of care received on average

And the quality of care on the upper end is markedly worse in many ways. Wealthy people from all over the world travel to the US for their medical procedures for a reason. You're effectively arguing that net-contributors to society (people who pay a lot of taxes) should accept an increase in their tax burden for the privilege of a degradation in their personal access to and quality of care, in order to bring up the average. I hope you appreciate just how directly this opposes the interests of this class.

> From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs

You can't have a system like this in a free country. I want the freedom to associate (in an insurance pool) alongside other people with a similar risk profile to myself (eg. no drinking/drugs/smoking, daily exercise, good sleep, healthy body composition) to the exclusion of others. I want my insurance company to carefully scrutinize its applicants and claimants, on my behalf, to ensure that my interests are being well-represented. Insurance does not mean absolution from personal responsibility.
ChatGPT was down for 15m min in Denmark
Unsubstantiated rumors. I say they come from mole people underground. The same reliable source as your information i’m sure.
And this is really the tricky part of mental health care.

Is it a disorder to be depressed when the actual situation is really screwed up and soul crushing? Because most folks will get prescribed anti-depressants for this kind of situation.

Since practically, what else should someone do?
There was a Hard Fork episode about a teenage boy who killed himself, and how his character.ai companion played an obvious and significant role in the tragedy. The last messages they found on his phone were from the bot saying that he should leave his current reality and come join her. Very sad and terrifying stuff.

AI chat products available to children should be strongly regulated. They need robust guardrails.
you mean...it's not "the radical left"?
I agree that one shouldn't have been included. My favorite ones aren't included here anyway, e.g. how a Rust programmer managed to create a safety issue in a matrix transpose or how the messed up str::repeat in their standard library.

And don't get me wrong. I think Rust is as safer language in C. Just the idea that C is completely unsafe and it is impossible even for experts to write reasonable safe code while it is completely impossible in Rust to create an issue is just a lot of nonsense. In reality, it is possible to screw up in both languages and people do this, and reality is that safety in Rust is only somewhat better when compared to C with good security practices. But this is not how it is presented. I also think the difference will become even smaller when C safety continues to improve as it did in the last years due to better tooling while Rust is being picked up by average programmers under time pressure who will use "unsafe" just as carelessly as they carelessly hand-roll pointer arithmetic in C today.
it’s amazing how so many people have seen these truck sized drones but they’ve all somehow failed to get pictures.

i can go outside right now in the dark with this phone i’m typing on and get a solid picture of stuff but somehow they keep showing us pictures that look like 1940s era ufo photo blur.
Out of curiosity what is your accent?
It seems to me that fictional depictions of violence are on quite a different level to a chatbot explicitly encouraging specific, real-world actions.
Very neat! I’m consistently surprised with how the last 20 years of software and hardware improvement has only barely made it to amateur/cb radio.

8kb firmware limits. Noise reduction circuits that still do the same amount of nothing they did when implemented in the 70s. Flaky serial interfaces that need various cables and custom drivers for every make and model. CBs using the same 70s form factor and still costing $150-300 for the cheapest with SSB, which is currently the only modulation worth using unless you want to listen to a bunch of old guys in Atlanta yelling gibberish sunrise to sunset.

You can argue there’s no market, but put even a crappy CB into an enclosure that would fit most phone mounts, package it with a decent magnet antenna, and not price it as if you have no competition (because you won’t)… and the sales would be incredible. The UVK8 has non-hams buying a bunch because they’re cheap and only barely customizable, just to receive and not transmit.

Cobra, Uniden et al haven’t innovated since the 90s, but people are still buying them.
Looks like Wired lurks here, this was posted in an Ask Reddit thread yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42376682
Oh no. How will I be able to "write" code or reply to an email?
You would have to get quotes from a few colos and do the math. What you would not be paying in electricity in your apartment you may be paying in colo fees for bandwidth, rack space, their power, etc... Get detailed quotes and not just an estimate. They will need the number of U's your servers take up, the power requirements redundant, voltage, amperage, etc..., the number of IP addresses, bandwidth requirements and so on. Remember you can negotiate. It won't be much if you only have a few servers but always try. Be careful to read their contract closely as some will have time limited offers and costs can go up if you did not pay attention to the fine print. Your desired SLA will also impact the cost. Read all the reviews on each colo. Some of the really low end colo providers can be jerks and remember they have your servers. If things go sour and you don't have a great contract you may be delayed in getting your hardware back if they think you are a hobbyist or a tiny company that does not have good lawyers.
Guessing these are the folks that can’t get work done because GPT is down…
The correct term is intersex, but whatever. But in addition

> EE2 exposure at all concentrations lowered male sexual arousal, indicated by decreased proportions of advertisement calls and increased proportions of the call type rasping, which characterizes a sexually unaroused state of a male.

So the males also became uninterested in sex with females. Given that I think you must be really nitpicking to find fault with what he said.
This has to be a parody account.
"Give god the first portion of your income. Don't spend it and come sunday say i'll just give god a little of what's left. Give god the first portion of your income!"

Yeah, ok.
Stochastic Parricide
Not in China, but in a similar country using DPI inspections to block. Neither Mullvad nor any other rank and file VPN works. Need to use something like xray to bypass.
Yea the only stories I ever see are ones that bubble up to HN. Often they are very one-sided as well. Not saying it hasn't happened, but let's not pretend it's rampant.
Humans are likely to be even better, is I think their point.