skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can only answer for NVIDIA, as that was the platform we developed on, but it should be possible to encapsulate the X11 server within the container without starting an X server on the host machine, and then plug in to the monitor you designate.

I can answer further if you are satisfied with the directions found within https://github.com/selkies-project/docker-nvidia-glx-desktop. It has a lot of effort to NOT require a monitor, but it should also work with one.
So is it fine when China does it, just not when the U.S. does it?
I am looking forward to project management without Jira!
Maybe for some but not all. China absolutely threatens Chinese Americans and their families - remember the Chinese police department's in America - but not sure that it is everyone.
Douyin has the exact same logo - how is that "firewalled?"
Is it?

If you lived your entire life exclusively around "spies", would you be able to tell? (don't think too much about it).
What is the point of App Store rules if your privacy continues to be at risk. Oh yes, every single app must declare if it uses name, or email, or address, or camera, but all of them are exempt except TikTok? If you want to make the App Stores more stringent, sure, go for it.

The issue is ability to manipulate people. However, should not the NSA monitor how the algo is working, and be empowered to cut off TikTok if for example you start seeing a million videos saying "Taiwan, the eastern province of China". I am sure we will still have control, we just need to be smart enough to "tap" into what content is being fed.
There's a youtube channel from someone who finds and reports frivolous radioactive products to the NRC, getting them banned. It happens even today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BA5bw1EV5I
Oh get real. China is equally a bad actor in more modern times. They have massive human rights issues, suppress free speech, took over HK before the agreed upon time. It’s not like they are some angel in this scenario.
> Useful federation between Forgejo instances could be solved with little more than OIDC and a few webhooks (cross-instance collaboration, forking, and PRs).

That would only solve the problem of "I don't have an account on this forge yet". The much more relevant problem is identity + reputation. With ActivityPub-based federation you can use your domain-bound identifier to contribute to various projects across servers and gain reputation and trust. If we use OIDC, then it is a lot less clear if the server, you authenticate with, is hosting the real franga2000.
An important difference is that a jury acquittal is not saying you think the defendant is innocent, but rather that the evidence did not establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Innocence is assumed.

You could think somebody is probably guilty but also feel obligated to acquit them. For a famous example I somehow doubt all the OJ Simpson jurors thought he was innocent, but he was acquitted nonetheless.
Is there any kind of social media that doesn’t become a serfdom in your opinion? I mean Hacker News falls under that definition as well yet here you are consuming a curated feed.
> So what?

If you can't or refuse to understand the danger of having totalitarian regimes destabilize your country, including calls for extreme violence against minorities, then no wonder you're trying to argue there is nothing wrong with having the likes of Russia and China screw you over.
I liked the VR tour, my wife did not. I once got to spend most of a day at the Vatican while I was on a business trip, and the tour brought back memories and let me see many areas that I didn’t get to see.

At first I didn't like the wire frame scene introductions, but I got used to it.
Wow. Those hornets seem surprisingly clever.

I know Yellowjackets, we have them in Argentina. Their bite is said to be extremely painful but I haven't been bitten yet despite some pretty reckless behavior on my part.

One nice afternoon I was having a snack in a cafeteria, by the open window, and a bunch of yellowjackets started dipping in my drinks and my pie. Apparently they like raw meat (locals use it to drive them away from their own food) but I only had sweet stuff on my table. I got annoyed and killed a bunch of them with my bare hands, with no repercussions (killing dangerous insects with your fists or palms is surprisingly easy if you strike fast against a flat surface -- obviously I waited till they moved away from my stuff).

I was later told this was a terrible idea because their bite is very painful (see above: I'm not the smartest about bugs and have been bitten more than once due to recklessness!).
This is one of the most slippery slopes I think we have ever ventured down in the history of the Internet here in North America.

Not impressed whatsoever with this.

This is not what the internet is all about.
> It also helped that Hungarian candidate when tiktok was used by Russia to push him...

That's actually misinformation and narrative invented to support coup by Romanian security services/supreme court to cancel elections. No Russians were involved. TikTok campaign was financed by center-right party but backfired in unexpected ways.

https://www.politico.eu/article/investigation-ties-romanian-...
Familiarity is a part, but abstract reasoning is fundamentally harder than concrete.

Understanding the map signature in Haskell is more difficult than any C construct. Now do IO monad.
You do realize that comment weight it’s time and point based? 0min comment will show up at the top. Get out of here with your conspiracies.
And on cue - Trump has signaled his intention to stall the ban via executive order. The wording of that message is like kryptonite to that man. It’s simply begging for him to come out and say “see only I can fix it!”

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/19/technology/trump-tiktok-b...
You said posts were blocked when what you are actually describing is replies being disconnected from a post on that post. They are still visible within the network

It's working as expected

You have made multiple other inaccurate statements about Bluesky / ATProto throughout your comments with your new account
Trump Says He Will Sign Executive Order to Stall TikTok Ban
> What Free Software always was is an ethical movement—one which didn't need to prioritize income streams because the point wasn't sustainable development, it was user freedom.

This actually illustrates the key flaw in Stallman's understanding. To him, "user" encompassed both humans and megacorporations. But a corporation is an abstract legal convenience, cannot feel the pain of being "thwarted" in its use of software, and thus, want freedom. Freedom is only an ethical good for humans.

Further, I would argue that providing megacorporations with unpaid labor is deeply misguided, if not actually unethical itself. Encouraging otherwise borders on encouraging exploitation.

tl;dr Nobody should go broke to enrich Bezos in their spare time, and encouraging THAT is unethical.
Roughly half the company are programmers, so we have non-devs working with GH Projects and collaborating on issues.

Colleagues who aren't developers have become more engaged in the process of writing bug reports or giving feedback on product development (or at least, the parts of it that concern them). Some of the non-programmers have admitted that they are surprised by how much they enjoy using GitHub.
It's tangential, but this is the first time I've seen Fluent installed by simply decompressing a tar, instead of executing their big installer.
Ada for the C++ or Java Developer – Concurrency
I thought it was normal to take media with whatever slant it had and look for evidence supressed by others, check a few opposing outlets and piece together a narrative as close as possible to neutral. When thise outlets aren’t available we’re likely to get a much more distorted story.
Sorry dude. Nobody believes any of that in 2025. The claim that conservatives weren't being singled out on Social Media is laughable nowadays. All the companies have ADMITTED doing it. The Gov't has ADMITTED doing it.

I mean, conservatives were getting censored/attacked even for true things like saying COVID might have leaked from a lab, that there are only two sexes, that Hunter Laptop was real, that FBI lied on FISA warrant, that people meds are have horse-versions of them, Biden is senile, and on and on and on for countless other things.
This is a disgusting betrayal of America and a violation of our process, given Congress passed a law and it was then unanimously upheld by the Supreme Court. Unless Trump can show that Bytedance met the three conditions that permit an extension, this will backfire and alienate a portion of his base.
The Chinese government has a majority of the voting stock.

More importantly, the company based in China, and the engineers working on it's recommendation system are based in China, and both are subject to the laws of China.

From a national security perspective, it's controlled by the Chinese government.
They specifically said it was in part about preventing ppl from learning too much about the US backed Israeli gaza genocide.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/why-people-think-us-effor...
Nah the space savings can significantly cut down on bandwidth costs at scale. They'll get (and have been?) pushed by Google and friends for that reason.
> If someone insists on using CCP, here's my speculation, it usually means they have been heavily influenced by anti-communist propaganda and narratives from the U.S. government, or they are deliberately using the incorrect name to be derogatory.

Do you think there's a meaningful difference between the (official) "Communist Party of China" and the (colloquial) "Chinese Communist Party"?

It seems like if derogation was the goal, you could come up with something more effective than an equivalent translation.

There's a US federal agency called the CPC. Disambiguation could be a reasonable explanation.
I'm confused.

Which parts of "OCR" and "human" stand for "modern english"?

Are you suggesting that humans can't read or write in french? Because I can point to a lot of them who would disagree.
I agree that the TikTok shutdown/sale/whatever-it-is is reasonable. But I also agree with the grandfather post that this standard should be applied to all social media.
A company that is under the sway of the CCP is an obvious first step, but just because twitter and facebook are American-owned doesn’t mean that geopolitical adversaries can’t use them to control the population too.
> I think a lot of people on here never spent much time on TikTok and it shows.

I agree whole heartedly, along with a horrendous dearth of empathy but unfortunately I find very common in Hacker News comments. Regardless of whether or not you feel that 170 million Americans all fell for Chinese propaganda, there is still a profound sense of loss.

For me personally, I've been writing and performing music on TikTok for about 3 years now and frequently found community and collaboration the likes of which I've not even come close to seeing anywhere else except maybe YouTube 10 or 15 years ago. Community they gave me the confidence to release music for the first time and folks who would actually listen to it.

I had a rather small following, but orders of magnitude of more than anywhere else IRL or on the internet
Amending the rules to prevent that kind of influence would be reasonable. He is saying thay specifically demanding a sale to the USA is the odd move; it wouldn’t even fix the issue of concentration of power, just shift it to someone else.
Why do it when they can't monetize it?
I saw some discussion about channels in Go recently and thought people may like to see what they're based on, especially with so many people developing new languages recently. In my opinion the Ada version is much nicer, but I'm biased by the fact that I write code in Ada every day.

There's also a number of features here which are not present in Go, namely:

- Entry families.

- The ability to attach a precondition to an entry or an accept statement in a select.

- in and out parameters as part of the same entry.
Not sure what your point is? Why are you using quotes on something I did not even say? Weird.
Thank you for the link! This is their GitHub repo if anyone is curious: https://github.com/Adrianotiger/desktopPet (I couldn't find the license info though).
the extent to which a random string is a "theorem" of some system can be measured i am guessing.

ie, given some text, to what extent is it "grounded" in some sense in facts.
It very much used to be, before Github delivered where SourceForge couldn't (and still doesn't). But the history is still written in project names like GForge, FusionForge; and of course the contemporary SourceHut refers to itself as a "hacker's forge".

I know whatever's written in Wikipedia doesn't necessarily have to be authoritative, but it's worth to check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software)#History
The law states that it cannot be owned by a Chinese company. So they could be sold to owners in almost any other country (the law explicitly lists China, North Korea, Iran, and Russia as being banned.

Edit: text of the bill: https://www.congress.gov/118/bills/hr7521/BILLS-118hr7521rfs..., which references a different part of the statute for the list of countries here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/4872
There are stronger reasons to avoid wayland. It's a protocol that manages to have all implementations slightly different, and creating an EGL context per the glxgears results in a hard crash, both with AMD and NVIDIA cards. I assume I messed up the EGL context, but why does my entire desktop need to crash? Xkill is a much better UX, and that's kinda sad. An Xorg app failing dramatically doesn't murder my desktop session
Over the last 16 years Democrats have occupied the White House 75% of the time, so for younger folk Democrats are the establishment and Republicans the underdog.
yes, checks out? that seems to be why it is worded that way. They can't write 45 because of that invasion, so 40 seems to be the ballpark?
White-faced hornets[0] are a lot more painful than yellowjackets[1] (they are about twice as big, but pretty much the same configuration).

I don't think yellowjackets will swarm, if a forager gets killed. Don't step on one of their nests, though (they dig holes). Also have a friend who did that, once. Also, if you get close to one of their nests (hard to see), they might swarm you.

The biggest difference, is that yellowjackets are much more aggressive foragers, so it's easy to piss off individuals. I had [yet another] friend that imbibed one that went into his can of soda. He tells me the experience left his lip swollen like a cartoon, for several days.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolichovespula_maculata

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowjacket
> live streams of people playing instruments

As one of those people, I definitely hope I can find somewhere else. It's essentially the only way I can play live anymore
That's completely besides the topic I was commenting.
This is an excellent example of a Straw Man argument.
> Why should one be surprised that the US Department of State is involved in geopolitics?

It is absolutely not!

It is surprising to me that people believe the USA are victims and not the greatest instigators of geopolitical unrest of the past 80 years (at least).

> You quoted a phone call that was very likely to be have intercepted by Russian intelligence

Nahhh

The Russian intelligence simply put it in the open, but who actually intercepted Nuland is unknown.

The point is we perfectly know that the USA are waging wars to also punish Europe, but it cannot be said, because platforms are all from the US and follow US directives.

That's why people also followed in love with tik tok, it was a breath of fresh air, finally few things that we all know are true (Nuland transcription just prove it) could finally be said (again: never used the platform, that's what people I know have said to me and I know a lot of regular people, white collars, regular jobs, kids and all the rest. They simply understand that American social networks and American propaganda have become so unbelievably false that it's baffling)

> yet you're freely posting this on an American website.

Am I?

Have you noticed my name is a generated random string?

Do you ever wonder why people like me do that?
Requiring only simple prompts surely sells better. I would not assume the documentation provided by OpenAI is totally unbiased and independent of business goals.
Go includes this information by default now. It is accessible with the runtime/debug package in the standard library

https://pkg.go.dev/runtime/debug#BuildSetting

Example usage: https://github.com/hofstadter-io/hof/blob/_dev/cmd/hof/verin...
The point is that justice is blind, i.e., just. You can't have a law that says if your name is "bjourne" you get to do X, but if your name is "sensanaty" that is forbidden. So if the law privilege the oligarch living in your country over the foreign oligarch, justice is not blind, justice is jingoistic. That path leads to fascism. You might be fine with that because it doesn't affect you, for now, but sooner or later, unless stopped, the fascists will fuck you too.
I agree that copyleft is less fashionable these days, but I think big companies have figured out all the tricks they need.

Case in point: Amazon offers a hosted Grafana service, which is AGPL. They may not be able to meaningfully change the code in secret, but they can still impoverish the actual Grafana creators trying to sell Grafana as a service.
https://gitingest.com/
It's not clear from the landing page whether it's a git code platform / mercurial / entirely new VCS. I wish it was clearer (looking at the Readme, looks like it's indeed a git hosting platform).

I don't really care about the governance model as a user seeing this landing page for the first time, so I wonder why it's so prominent, vs telling me what the actual product is.
Ok but doesn’t that cancel out with other platforms that push the thumb in the other direction of the scale? What just happend reeks of supression of information to me.
You're right. This is what it says. I don't think you have to buy anything outside of that.
I think most Americans are more comfortable with American entities spying and manipulating them than a Chinese entity.
I assume he’s also trying to line up a buyer that would be friendly to him
Please don’t play these games on HN. A few of these threads will get your account flagged.

It was a single comment, how can the goalposts have moved “so many times”. You made no effort to engage on a reasonable discussion, and made a smart-ass comeback with something I did not say instead, it’s simply not an interesting conversation to be had.
The demand is literally stated to American or allies company. So this is not true. But that’s what national interest protection looks like.

Look at Germany and Europe in general , they pay money to arm their aggressive neighbor, still not able to shield themselves from China. And asking US to protect Europe .

I don’t think Europe , giving the situation is in position to suggest about national interest protection. It’s like drug addict talk about healthy lifestyle
I was kind of passively wondering the other day what the main differences were between gitea and forgejo at this point, since they've been separate projects for a bit now. It seems there aren't any direct comparisons I could find, though.
One of the coolest things for me was seeing a musician start out, and then several months later seeing that they'd blown up. And this happened often! There are a lot of musicians (artists too, etc) who never would have surfaced.

People say "you can just post on xyz" and yet none of those places surface these kinds of creators.

Many of the other sites are either pay-to-play at this point, or surface content that aligns with something they're looking to surface.
Yes retribution against Jack Ma is most certainly evidence that China is better. If you have a better example that this retribution case I am all ears. Comical you pick the first and single case that is directly tied to the Jack Ma incident.
It was Google in 22. I passed their interviews and hiring committee, but before getting an offer they started the hiring freeze and big purge. So yes and no I suppose.
>amend the rules

I dunno. I wouldn't say the EU has done an amazing job of actually twisting companies arms enough to get them to a) provide the actual fucking product, not some bastardized version that's intentionally bastardized to make people voluntarily keep using the evil version, AND b) not be evil. At the same time.

Look at apple with the payment shit. They managed to do neither a NOR b! The data privacy stuff usually has companies just opting out of serving the EU.

So, there's clearly a very hard problem here, of how do you make these entities whose sole goal is to maximize profit, who have managed to figure out a way that makes tons of profit while having the only "pollution" be the damage we do to our culture/dopamine receptors. Which is a lot harder to get people mad about compared to oil in the ocean and smog in the air.

In the meantime, I don't mind us just trying to keep things at least vaguely geopolitically aligned. Look at what russia is doing to US politics with very basic tactics (reddit comments etc). Now imagine China trying to do something actually subtle.

To underline the difference I'm referring to, just look at tiktok vs rednote. Western users immediately getting banned from rednote for posting the "wrong" kind of LGBT stuff. There are some fundamentally different cultural expectations about freedom of speech. Can you imagine how censored talking about vietnam would be if the US took the same approach as China did w.r.t. Tienanmen Square?
It got enforced today.
I was much influenced by Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, by the Baghavad Gita, and Stoicism in general. The common thread I find is a reverence for human spirit, the exhortation to think for yourself, and to do what you think is right without attachment to the outcome.

But Rand is skewed in her reading of human nature. I think her view of human nature was much colored by Russian culture and history. There’s a lot more John Galt inside of each of us than she seems to think, which is why Communism has not taken over the world as it did in Atlas Shrugged.

Except lately, the social media economy seems to be shaping up to reflect her worst fears. Especially now with AI— which is a system for looting that produces looted slop.
'Marvel Snap' Is Now Banned in the US, a Link to the TikTok Shutdown
Every Democrat in the DC Swamp is quaking in their boots right now out of fear that the Republicans might do to them what they did to the Republicans. They expect it to happen, because being so revenge-oriented themselves, they know it's what they'd do.

The difference is that, unlike liberals, Conservatives (especially MAGA) are God-fearing law-and-order abiding people, not motivated by hate, and not the evildoers that they were falsely accused of being, by the insane left and their Senile POTUS, for the past 8 years.

So don't worry, Democrats have nothing to fear but the exposing of their hypocrisy, and more loss of reputation as more truths come out.
I may not be hanging out in the right places, but the uproar seems to be about the same to me. I.e. for both of them, it’s a few angry comments online.
see how you have to pivot into a false binary equivalency in order to make your point?
An an American, I also find it outrageous. In fact, as I understand it, our most fundamental law (the Constitution) clearly guarantees "freedom of speech and freedom of the press" which specifically means that the government may NOT shut down a particular publisher because the government does not like what they say, or who it is that owns them.

Unfortunately, our Supreme Court unanimously disagrees with me about what our Constitution requires.