skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
it won’t be read as it came after the original story and is no longer “interesting.”

imagine if say Diddy got exonerated of all charges against him and leaves jail tonight. subsequently imagine every story written since his arrests gets a disclaimer “the accused was cleared of all charges” - that gon help Diddy in any way? perhaps Diddy is a bad example but it don’t matter where you put the rebuttal - it will be completely ignored
We do have PayPal, and that’s what I usually use (along with crypto). I chose WhatsApp because the volume of sales is so low. I print the deck in batches when I accumulate enough orders, and using WhatsApp/email allows me to text customers when their deck is ready. It’s pretty rudimentary, I know, haha.

Yes, you can play briscas: https://diymultideck.mauri.app/games/spanish-deck/ (and also any other common deck)
All of the accuracy is from the pendulum. The author hasn't implemented a correction for the integral error yet.
Banks should be liable, there is often insufficient ways to validate who you're transferring money to.

Sometimes the bank interface will tell you name and address, after you type in numbers, but who validates this?

My bank (in Denmark) sometimes sends me emails from an domain that isn't their primary domain.

The bank uses a login system that is provided by the state. In theory it's a good idea, but you sign-in on domains that are not owned identity authority. Like I sign-in on the bank website, instead of sign-in by redirecting from the bank to a trusted domain owned by the identity authority (how like OIDC flows usually work).

Sure the login flow still involves an app, but my point is:

There is a lot of bad practices around. These should incur liability.

Just start looking at what domains emails are sent from. And complain if they are not the primary domain of the entity contacting you, you'll get tired real soon.
So right wing millitants conspiring to overthrow the US government aren't something we should discuss because mexican drug cartels exist?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
It's bait and switch, they built the community of Matrix and Element around a promise of openness but specifically chose a license to make it another Discord or Slack.

You can read between the lines here: https://element.io/blog/element-to-adopt-agplv3/

HN thread to help with the context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38162275
I'm confused what relation this has with Linux.
You should probably check it, in the UK this is pretty standard, and I believe it is in the US as well. I suspect most of Europe is similar as well. It will vary by company and industry, but in my experience when you ask HR and Legal to put together a contract for a knowledge-worker, this is a standard edition by them.

I've never had a job actually assert anything around this personally, but I do make sure to have anything notable signed off by my employer as "mine". That's assuming it's unrelated to my employers field of course.
> I’m stealing this

Might not want to say that in the grocery store while browsing those apples. Plastic apples tend to have network affects not usually associated with edible fruit.
If you include all 26m visitors, the duration that an event could occur correspondingly gets much smaller, from 83 years to whatever the average stay is, which might be days. So it turns out to be about the same.

Anyway, you can Google “how does insurance modeling work” and see for yourself. There are whole teams of people who do this modeling. I am just sharing a simple and representative model, better than to an order of magnitude.
my solution to this has been do a base degree, then chip away at new areas with diplomas or graduate diplomas/certificates and enlarge my knowledge base that way. besides just reading lots of stuff.
Seem fun lol
William Mayo said in 1910, "The best interest of the patient is the only interest to be considered." If we would design a healthcare system to follow this ONE PRINCIPLE, there would be no healthcare problem.
I don't disagree with this characterization of studying physics, but there is a very noticeable tendency for physicists to expect their expertise to transfer to fields they are very definitely not experts in. (Not exclusive to physicists, obviously, it's just a lot of public science communicators are physicists.)

EDIT: Most noticeably from the absolute garbage code I had to make work that these 'genius coders' produced. They were good at physics, but they should never have written any code if it could have been prevented.

EDIT#2: And an adjacent poster "FredPret" demonstrated it perfectly. Let's derive Evolution from particle physics... and go! (Sean Carroll is a good antidote to this attitude... he knows there are levels of description that are useful.)
Go isn't built on an existing compiler framework like LLVM. It does its own code generation, has its own assembler.
Credibility that the paranoia exists or credibility of the readers being used for those purposes by the Trump administration?

Yes to the first, LOL WTF? to the second. Trump admin doesn't care one tiny bit about abortions. Although some of his supporters might, they aren't really going to be in power.
Nice! This is needed as it seems rewind.ai still stores locally but limitless the product they seem to put more energy into goes to the cloud.

I really like the rewind.ai retrieval mechanism. I believe their recording mechanism is highly broken. It often fails to sync to the os calendar and will ask you to record meetings you deleted months ago.

I don’t understand the webcam recording need. I’m not sure what signal you get from that since if you are in a web meeting you already have that on screen. Or if you are coding you might get a few WTF frown faces if working on a hard bug. But you made it optional, so that’s good.
Not at all. There is no explicit permission to do so, as you would very quickly find out if you have already filled your ISA by 31st March and pay into it again between 1st and 4th April.

In practice, the only reason people can consider the tax year as ending on 31st March is because most people have no significant taxable events occurring between then and 5th April.

But if you sell shares that put you over the capital gains threshold, receive dividends, pay into your ISA or even receive interest from your bank account in those few days, these are all considered taxable events. For most people they are a non-issue due to the tax-free allowances on all these classes of income, but if you exceed the tax-free allowance for any of them, it's important you apportion them to the correct year.
It has become much more common in the last, say, 10 years, than it ever was. It used to be an extreme last resort, now people talk about it like it’s the obvious first step. Discussed previously: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32223003>
This potential is hurt by having engineers worry about what the customer wants or how the business works in detail. But yeah, this varies with what the type of business, and the size and structure of the org

not every engineer needs to know about business. but “10x” ones do I believe - all of the business. they are the ones that put guardrails around engineering decisions and ensure business continuity and prosperity. I do not believe that there should be any lead engineer anywhere who is not intimately familiar with the business - all of the business - of the company she/he is working for.
Why would they need to listen continuously?

Most people don’t speak, and aren’t around people talking to them, for more than a few minutes to hours in a day.

You just need to awake every few secs or mins to see if someone is speaking and go back to sleep if they’re not.
You run it in a VM that you only use for casual web browsing, so the scope of possible damage is limited.
No. The only thing needed is Capabilities and we're done.
As someone who has spent a lot of time in a literal tractor at comparable speeds I dislike drivers like you more than I dislike drives like them because once a few of you stack up behind me the situation becomes far less straight forward for drivers who want to pass and doing so becomes far more dangerous for them, which endangers me.

Just pass the damn tractor. You're not doing anybody any favors by being "patient".
Thanks! Looks about what I was thinking
>FOCUS: But there are bugs an any version which people would really like to have fixed.

>Gates: No! There are no significant bugs in our released software that any significant number of users want fixed.

>FOCUS: Oh, my God. I always get mad at my computer if MS Word swallows the page numbers of a document which I printed a couple of times with page numbers. If I complain to anybody they say "Well, upgrade from version 5.11 to 6.0".

>Gates: No! If you really think there's a bug you should report a bug. Maybe you're not using it properly. Have you ever considered that?
Garmin is probably the biggest company in this space, and their answer was ant. I’m not sure if you’ve tried to do any integration work with Garmin, but it’s an atrocious experience. What little they do open up is locked behind business agreements and then they hand over some 5 year out of date pdf and call it “api documentation”. So yea if it’s up to Garmin again we are screwed.
I’d render the model to a buffer using a single colour (no shading, lighting or texturing), then render the buffer with edge detection. This gives an outline with one additional render pass.

Suprised this isn’t obvious.
In general, Debian has been rather strict with what licenses it allows in its repositories.

The right to transfer copyrighted works may also open people to legal action from employers in some countries outside the US. i.e. the identical contract text can have two different meanings depending where it is signed.

I prefer to license most works as Apache 2.0, and this ensures people can do whatever they need to get the use-case solved in whatever legal obligation they are encumbered within.

Note, implicit personal copyright is always in effect... The original author(s) must explicitly state the work is public-domain/CC0, or you could be in violation.

From what I've seen over the years, there are a few groups of trouble makers:

1. Companies from countries that have zero software copyright/patent laws. So will cycle GPL works into the closed-source production pipeline in commercial settings. i.e. the culture views the US concept of owning ideas as absurd.

2. Folks that think linking against a LGPL shared object for compatibility reasons obligates developers divulge source-code. Note, there is source code released under several different licenses for legal compatibility reasons. i.e. the work may be fine with static linking under one version, and at the same time violate LGPL with the identical binary.

3. submarine attacks... malicious/foolish folks that distribute works they have zero legal right to re-license, re-publish, or possess. For Unity developers on US soil, the store is peppered with works still owned by Studios that can get you sued out of existence.

CC0 and Apache 2.0 are the safest options in my opinion, but one still must trust the authors aren't poisoning the chain of trust with copyright violations.

This is another reason why out-of-band package managers are dangerous to commercial entities. Microsoft will be in business for a long time yet... =3
I had a facebook account from the early days. I deleted my facebook account at 2018-ish. I never had an instagram account.

Recently I got an email from instagram saying it's "easier to get back to instagram", with my usual username. I can't check what's on that instagram user because they don't show you anything without logging in, so I asked my wife to check that instagram user for me. It doesn't have any photos nor profile photo or following, but it does have several followers that's my facebook friends (when I had the account), so at some point meta created that instagram account for me and associated it with my facebook account, I guess? I hope that account was not "AI-powered".
And there is still no BLE replacement for Garmin "Tempe" sensor: no ultra-small rugged temperature sensor on the market (or I cannot find one! If you could point me to one, I will be very grateful!)

On the other hand, all Android phones dropped ANT+ support after approximately Android 9. My old Xiaomi Mi A1 supported ANT+ till some major update, my next phone (Samsung A72) didn't support it from the beginning, my current Pixel 8 Pro doesn't support it too. You need true "head unit" and cannot use phone as one.

Hardware is here, but drivers are not installed and cannot be installed from Playstore.

It is pity.
Well, that seals the deal. If it doesn’t work for dentists in Japan, there is no point changing anything at all for US healthcare policy.
I grew up in Ottawa, where QNX originates. My high school must have had someone with family connections to the company, because we could have built a significant Beowulf cluster with all the Icons.

These systems had numerous problems, one of which was the school board's severe lack of resources to manage them. The teachers were limited in what they were allowed or able to do, so if a lab went down, it typically took about a week to get someone to fix it. As students, we used this to our advantage. I have fond memories of causing all sorts of issues on these systems as a kid. Another perk was that my school wasn’t air-conditioned, except for the computer labs, so during the hot months it's where you wanted to be.
Chat, is this "wrongthink"?
> Everything you listed as options to do are also available now

That has no bearing on anything you or I said.

> Pedantry for pedantry sake is just boring

Perhaps you don't understand what pedantry is? Your entire point was a false description of what humanity was like. Just take this as a learning experience! :)
All my equipment (except Tempe) is dual-standard now and my phone see my heartrate, cadence, bike speed (I don't how powermeters, though) in generic OSMAnd navigator application.

Looks like there ARE BLE profiles for these already.
"Thanks. How do you want to help?"
The 'Blog' of 'Unnecessary' Quotation Marks
I work at a fortune 500 and you have to go through hoops to own anything. By letter of the contract they own all the IP we produce which legally includes photos taken. Doubtful they'd enforce that, but it gives them a strong position if one were to write any useful code outside of work.
I don't think companies should be allowed to double dip.

If they want to put AI EVERYWHERE then they don't get to hide behind "their output is not to be taken seriously" afterwards.
Likewise, I have commercially irrelevant code on GitHub/Codeberg. But as it is all under BSD or MIT licenses, it makes no practical difference to me if my current employer wants to claim ownership; I can pick up where I left off all the same.
Obviously this was a bad idea implemented poorly. They never thought about the "why" for any of this. There's real value in fictional chatbots (Character AI) though. With Character AI, you can role play and have outlandish conversations that you might never have with a real person. There's even apps like SocialAI where every profile is AI so you can experience going viral and social media stardom without sacrificing your privacy (at least on paper). But a fictional Facebook profile? Just to like and leave comments? That's nothing you can't do already.
btw, if you're interested on the deck's development, check/follow this thread on BGG: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3128477/the-diy-multideck-a...
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2023 (79 points, 30 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36455794

2018 (88 points, 41 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17090319
This sounds interesting, but I’d like to know more before committing:

* What specific responsibilities do Elite Members have?

* How much time or effort is expected for this role?

* Are there any concrete goals or milestones we’ll be working towards?
Looking forward to your reply.
Youd have to figure out how to continuously produce dopamine and serotonin, or replicate their effects from the perspective of pleasure. Pretty tall order since they have multiple purposes inside you. Trillion dollar idea though.
It sounds like an incredible claim. You are correct, I did not search before asking, but I should have.
The "getting started" doc briefly mentions the history: it began in 1995 as a fork of the standard Linux kernel (initially named Linux-8086), by Linux kernel developers Alan Cox and Chad Page. So it does share both code roots and some initial community with the "real" mainline Linux.
There are downside with using your phone. First of them is the battery.

road cycling you go for 5 to 8 hours in bright sunlight with the screen at 100%, that battery is going to die very very quickly.
lol ok, now we’re getting into pure-nonsense territory
I've always wanted to look into writing my own Prettier plugins, how'd you feel about getting started working with their little mini DSL (fill, join, hardline, line, etc.)?
Why is the author responsible for solving the "elephant in the room" of affordability? The rest of your comment is about how politicians and capitalists have completely hijacked the mission of education - why are they not held more accountable for fixing it? It seems like excuses are constantly made for those responsible for education's conversion into a means of resupply for employers i.e. "capitalists be capitalizing, whatcha gonna do". Meanwhile, the people actually pointing out the problems are immediately criticized for not solving the issue, as if there's even a single solution or group of solutions that will reform the economy into whatever idealist society people dream of.
Fair enough, although I still believe more engineering should mean more productivity at least if the org structure allows for it. There is always someone who did not spend 10+ years studying CS that can help with the high level directions and communications, but I'm still learning in this regard. Thanks for your input.
Are you sure it was illegal?

HIPPA carves out this exception for using your health records:

“To pay doctors and hospitals for your health care and to help run their businesses”
The QA in this case is that the welder knows he doesn't suck and he knows when he does a good job. A 3/4 or so (approx the size most steering stuff is) shaft is going to be more than capable of handling steering wheel torque

Not everything needs to be treated like a nuclear reactor.
IANAL, but I think that if they were to assert copyright over your code, the license you chose would be irrelevant (since the code was never yours to license in the first place).
Thank you for asking! Here’s a clearer breakdown:

Responsibilities

Recruitment: Each Elite Member will recruit 10 new members, who will then recruit others, creating a scalable network.
Leadership: You'll guide your recruits, ensuring they understand their role in building and engaging with the SocialOps community.
Collaboration: You'll contribute ideas and strategies to help the team create and execute viral trends.
Time Commitment

Weekly Time: Around 2-3 hours a week to recruit, communicate with your team, and collaborate with other Elite Members.
Goals

Recruit your team of 10 within a defined timeframe.
Help shape and execute our first major viral trend strategy.
Support Provided

Access to resources and tools to help with recruiting and planning.
Regular updates and strategy sessions with the core SocialOps team.
Let me know if this makes sense or if you have further questions! @socialops
(2020) The content anyway, there is a podcast promo from 2024.
I work for a Fortune 500 as well, FWIW.
> there is a very noticeable tendency for physicists to expect their expertise to transfer to fields they are very definitely not experts in

It's interesting the converse is true: techbros often think they would've excelled in physics PhD programs
Hiding it is the wrong way. Nobody cares about kids having stupid ideas. Erasing the entry closes the opportunity of providing a reasonable explanation and showing repent, that in fact could help highlight the candidate among other.

If employers still care... is a red flag. The case tells about a person that 1) has anger problems, 2) never mastered any skills valued by employers, and 3) never cultured friends wanting to vouch for him.

In sum, not the type that employers enjoy as coworker. Newspapers aren't necessarily the problem here.
What is Musk's fascination with the UK about anyway? Can't he just be content to be a busybody in the US?
Thank you all so much for chming in about rewind. I’ve been ruminating about what to do about my subscription. To see that I’m not alone in paying for this app that the founder ditched… I finally feel heard. Thank you!

While we’re here, has anyone been able to export audio from Rewind.ai’s local storage?
A professional race team is trying to build things that are just barely adequate and are working under crazy deadlines.

Amateurs are free to throw more metal at the problem.
This dude has so many pixels on his calculator. Jealous!!
alright just come and hangout ^^
If you don’t modify any of the source for the applications in those containers, then you have no changes to release. IANAL, but my understanding is that the GPL applies to a body of source code and not other things running alongside that source code. The distinctions are nuanced (Galoob v. Nintendo, etc.) but generally if you’re violating the GPL, you can kinda feel it.

Like, in Welte v. Sitecom, Sitecom didn’t just ship Welte’s work with their product (that would’ve been fine) they modified his work and failed to give source code access to their users (which is what the GPL demands).
Why some individuals with disease-causing mutations remain symptom-free
The charged cost is not actually because of operations costs. It is to interfere with transparency. As such, the charged costs will only escalate. Justice is not in the best interest of the one issuing or collecting the fine.
Looking at your post history, you seem to have an extremely illogical, cynical view of everything, as if the entire world is out to get you and every action has a nefarious intention. I’ve seen this a lot lately in people who spend far too much time in the echo chambers of sites like Reddit and social media. I would advise you to take a step back and try to realize that almost everything you see in these places is not reality, and is in fact an extremely warped version of the real world.
AI-driven economy will sell your decisions before you take them
Can Day Trading Be Profitable?
Deciding on the accuracy of claims is difficult. We have complicated and lengthy judicial processes that attempt this, and they still make frequent mistakes.

Saying it’s okay to defame people with an “allegedly” disclaimer and relying on the public to somehow do what even our courts cannot, is willfully ignorant.

Publishing an allegation should be legally equivalent to making an allegation.
San Francisco is a crooked city, as in "barbary coast" .. towing a car on Saturday night in the nightclub district, giving a speeding ticket with a 90 day wait to contest it only in-person, crazy rents for a tiny apartment somewhere downtown.. this is the tip of a history of back room, underground or flatly deceptive practices in that famous port city.

Next item - ascribing obviously negative behavior in a news story to your political rivals.. Does this need to be described? of course it takes the attention away from the three hundred Other dirty tricks being played, by both sides..

Now, the topic at hand.. tracking a vehicle over time to make a dossier... that is a contested privilege among the predatory and/or LEO crowds. Private detectives, insurance detectives, alimony cases, or say "blackmail" .. this behavior comes from before the automobile. It is genuinely impressive that modern toll bridges and parking areas can automate this. Are there motivated parties that want to do this at scale? Whatever the alignment or public posture? many, many science fiction detective novels start with this premise... fiction no longer fiction