skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The one thing worth remembering though is that you are not forced to write all of the 18TB of data, so your staging drive can be significantly smaller, but considering the tape alone costs about half of what a large hard disk costs (at least at my local office supplies provider), unless you are using more than 50% of the capacity, you'll be better off by writing it to a HDD (at least for backup purposes).

Long-term archival, however, is a different thing and tape is a much better medium for that.

It's a shame DOTS [1] doesn't seem to be going anywhere...

1- https://group47.com/what-is-dots/
First we need social media infrastructure that isn’t made for quick dopamine hits.
> They were physically abusive bigots who trampled the freedoms of people around them.

If true, ok, charge them with a crime. That's why we have courts. Implementing a punishment, under pressure from the president, without due process or a chance to defend themselves, is contrary to American law and values.
Have you considered the fact it could be because Apple Watch itself is closed, walled garden and Apple has full control over its security (and therefore trust in it)?

Imagine a world where they allow Pebble to go through certification process for it to get jailbroken half a year down the road opening the gateway to iMessage for all the spammers in the world. What then? Should Apple now play whac-a-moll with the spammers forever, or block the access to all Pebble watches creating another scandal? And what if this happens to next 10 different watch makers down the road?

They own Apple Watch and if it gets jailbroken its their mess to deal with, but if they open it to the world then they have zero control over it.
Sheepshaver is great, but I've found Qemu's PPC emulation has progressed probably beyond what Sheepshaver can offer. For instance, it can run MacOS 9.2.2 and even early MacOSX PPC versions. Due to it's emulation limitations (lack of MMU), Sheepshaver has some weird incompatibilities, for instance MS Office, that you won't encounter running Qemu. On Mac, the UTM app is a great place to start!
> Should I be more concerned about using IPA?

Not really. The entire planet was rubbing it on their hands for years during the pandemic. It'll dry your skin out, sure, if you're getting a lot of it on your skin, but you shouldn't be if you're not using it as hand sanitiser, and of course you're not drinking it.
Who's "we" - the AI robots, or the loners?
Your phone and Mac have strong trust at the OS, hardware, and manufacturing level.
But the decline is not because "stupid people" started using it. The reason is that more people started using it, which made it of tremendous commercial interest and brought all of the dysfunctions of an unregulated free market.
Bisect shows which commit is responsible for a yes/no behavior change. Blame shows which commit is responsible for a line of code. Both are useful for finding the responsible commit but for different things.
> Only after a voluntary retreat

A voluntary retreat is not a victory. You are arguing it is, which is extremely odd.

> Of course it was a victory. The Taliban were ousted within weeks and then the place was under US control for 20 years.

If the victory conditions were to be bogged down for 20 years wasting resources in an occupation that netted no benefits, only to have your enemy be back in the following day when you do your voluntary retreat, those are the most retarded victory conditions ever spelled out.

It would be like claiming victory against the Nazis if after some years both the US and USSR left Germany, and in the following day the Nazis were setting up concentration camps again.
Yeah, just like you don't have to own a smartphone if you don't want to.
consideration doesnt have to be money.
Not strictly accurate if a) they create shadow profiles b) it's almost impossible to permanently delete an account c) the site puts a login wall on every single page forcing you to have an account to access anything
What does it make when those same "idiots" are voters?
Congrats? I've personally experienced driver issues on my laptop and desktop, both from the hardware being too new for the kernel (or at least the version being used by that distro), within the past two years. And this is LMDE, not some fringe one-man fork.
Let's not forget that right now it seems that only SpaceX is putting in the "monumental efforts" to advance the "pioneeribg industry", being responsible for the vast majority of launches, the only safe crewed spacecraft, as well as pushing the frontier of space travel with ambitious new projects such as Starship.
Interesting, never had heard of them before. Pricing looks reasonable except for the time limit being per month. Daily limit sounds much more practical. How do people use that in a useful way?

Does anyone have experience self-hosting this in the cloud? I'd worry about run-away traffic cost but since ingress is cheap most of the time maybe this is not a big problem?
Nvidia Draws GPU System Roadmap Out to 2028
Destroying your body so cool bro bwahaha

"Another astronaut comments on what the Crew-9 people can expect: "The returning astronauts will "struggle to walk, get dizzy easily, and have bad eyesight", because the "build-up of fluid changes the shape of their eyeballs, and weakens their vision". They may need glasses for the rest of their lives.""
I said it before, but there seem to be every indication that some of the management or sales staff is ex-Oracle employees based upon their behavior.

We ended up removing CRDB because of these constant license changes, and danger to our future infrastructure. Great piece of software (on the easy of sharding/replication/upgrading), lacking in Postgresql compatibility but just bad license/pricing(from the leaks)/tos ...

The result is that most of the hype around CRDB has died down (very clear to see as every article about CRDB is CRLabs originated). Its a shame, we liked it as a product but the company / management behind it seem to live in a ivory tower.
What about all the other things. For example the crew dragon was docked back in september waiting for return. The last administration could have called for return at any point before the inaguration to claim glory, but didn't because they aren't hacks.
No that is a pretty terrible idea
The TPU obviously uses a systolic array:
https://jax-ml.github.io/scaling-book/tpus/
Cryptocurrency doesn't enables wealth hoarding at its philosophical core, as demonstrated by some that have a pure linear emission, like 1 coin per second forever, with no benefit whatsoever for their creators.
Including the CEOs of security companies, who have access to the credentials of the cloud environments of thousandths of other companies.
If malicious code ends up in your $PATH you have much bigger problems than git having a seamless plugin architecture.
People will run into subtle bugs and weird behavior when starting to compile things themselves and replacing libraries I think. Not worth the effort for me, fun as an exercise, but would only do it if it's really (really) needed for performance.
Counterpoint: SMS is not a spam cesspit in Romania. My phone number is public (company information is public). And I get 1 completely unsolicited messages per month and 1 per week from companies that I bought something from. That's not even enough to get me to try to get rid of those messages.
Personally I am not really concerned about any toxicity differences between ethanol and isopropanol. As the sibling comment says, they're both widely used in hand sanitizer. At the exposure levels present in electronics work, and compared to the other stuff that's going to be around, it doesn't seem worth worrying about to me.

The white residue is a separate problem. Alcohols are not perfectly effective at dissolving all the components of flux residue, so you often get white crud left over. It's harmless, but ugly, and sometimes you just need a clean joint. I think it is possible to get this stuff off with alcohol and some skill, but who has time for that? Just buy proper flux remover.

The best flux remover I know of is MicroCare SuprClean or PowerClean (they're very closely related, but definitely at least a little different; either way it's hard to tell them apart, so go for whatever's convenient). It is supposedly nontoxic (but remember they once said that about the last flux remover that got banned... and the one before that... and...), readily available from the usual places here in the US, and very, very powerful. Careful cleaning with it will not leave any white residue behind. (Careless cleaning will lead to the observation that flux remover solvents dissolve soils... which means the soils are right there to be redeposited should the solvents evaporate... so you have to actually manage to get the crud off the board if you want it clean. Dissolving alone is not enough!)

I haven't done an exhaustive survey of flux removers, but this stuff certainly does the trick. I was originally looking for something that could dissolve Krytox residues (long story) and while I thankfully never had cause to test it, this stuff is based off some member of the Vertrel family, which is one of the few things in chemistry capable of that job. And anything that can even threaten Krytox is probably a tool worth having!
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What do you mean? The fact that they didn't return the astronauts implies the last administration's integrity?
My favourite is a private local slack group. It is a group of mainly software devs who chatted on public groups and dealt with a couple of trolling / bad behaviour situations, so we made a private invite only slack. It's really nice, it's super active compared to even much larger interest based chat groups I'm in. It's a safe place, it has about 60 members, I've met a lot of people in it in person. There are some other employees of the place I work on there, which is a little awkward because I'm a team lead and I goof off there a bit, but there are private channels (private within private!) for the core group.
Just purchased a 13" framework with the 'old' AMD 7840u, 2.8k screen, and speced as you desire - 64gb , 2 TB (with ram and storage coming from Amazon).

It's only been a week but thus far it has worked very nicely and I think ended up running me around $1,500.

We see what the future brings, but for now, seems a very solid purchase.

(Edit: as someone mentioned below, the speakers are not very good at all. This was not super important to me. If it is super important to you, you'll be let down)
> Born in the country lessens the likelihood that you are beholden to more than one master.

This may have held true sometime in the 17th century, but it really doesn't in the 21st.
Interesting $350M similar price to an Airbus 380 when it was sold new.
Still no where near Ford class Aircraft carrier at $13 billion each.
You left out d) required for some important task.
There is this one movie but it's set on Mars instead (The Martian). And I think the series For all Mankind also had an episode with this kind of plot.
Hackett. But the language is now abandoned.
What delights you?

Get a B&W Brother laser (or LED, nowadays), it'll be good, last long and… I expect it won't delight you because you want to print in colour, or if you don't want that, people will send you things that you need to print and they presume colour.

I replaced my B&W Brother with a colour LED a few years ago, because some documents really need colour. Sigh. MFC-L3770. The colours aren't good but the printer does what I want and without any hassle.
Why didn't they do it for the health of the astronauts? What would make doing so "hacks"?
Abandoning is not the answer.

I see the effect with my father, he never got much into it in the first place and now he is completely lost when he need to order stuff. So many scammy website featuring first in Google result thanks to seo optimisation or just advertisement.

Then he is completely oblivious to the fact that people can make deepfake video and believed one to be true when it was shown to him on someone else phone.

As much garbage there can be on the internet, you have to force yourself to keep up with it and overall technology otherwise you're just left behind at the mercy of those who adapted.
> It's coding model no longer just generating code but managing an entire code base by themselves.

What model is the author talking about? I would pay for that. Is Claude really THIS good, that it could manage the codebase of say, PostgreSQL?
If I ever saw an "annotate" command I'd immediately assume it's for adding notes as metadata outside the actual software versioning tool, not for seeing who wrote the code in question.

Nomenclature matters. Do not reinvent terms just for fun.
> it's so unamerican it is part of the constitution that defines america and deliberately placed there by the founding fathers.

Apparently, as of last year, the constitution also says that the president is actually above the law. Given that they've written it after having just gotten rid of a king, I'm assuming they also put that part in deliberately. Truly, their wisdom and foresight was boundless.

It's an interesting document, but as time passes, its practical uses seem to become more and more limited. We're now at the 'people are getting disappeared into a gulag in El Salvador because the president decided they are criminals' stage, by the way. No judge, no jury, just an executive order that makes a person go away, and no mechanism to stop it from happening.

(I don't actually have strong opinions about that provision. It's certainly saving us from, heaven forbid, a Musk presidency, but only by an utterly uninteresting accident of his birth. People like him aren't foreign adversaries, trying to subvert the country, they are domestic adversaries, who bear no allegiance but to themselves.)
There are good reasons why the overwhelming majority of managers no longer manage people like it’s the 50s.

In today’s world, asshole-driven leadership is only going to take you so far.
Long time ago, HTTrack came very handy for me at work. We created a PHP/Mysql application to store data for a census of industrial sites and related info. Some day my boss tell me the customer wants this census being delivered to them in a auto-startup CD-ROM which was very fashionable at that time, I used HTTrack to download every page of our PHP database and all be browseable offline from the CD-ROM, the auto-startup just launch the browser at the index page.

Very handy.
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In my experience, most CVEs are reports about ice cream trucks lacking nuclear-proof bank vault doors.
I've been think that maybe it's not a good thing to be motivated because it's possible that you're working on the wrong project.

I've been building a time tracking app for freelancers myself, and after getting some test users, I realized that people don't really want it because of various reasons.

I've been trying to continue getting more users because it's possible that I'm barking up the wrong tree, but it's also possible that my app sucks, and that I need to work on something else.

Some food for thought...
Nice that this will be open sourced. Maybe the true performance characteristics
can be better understood.

The press release seems exaggerated or written by marketing, e.g. claiming "accelerating optimization exponentially". Shouldn't the acceleration be in the order of the number of compute cores?
> so that anything you do or say is actually tied to your person

I don't need to link letters to a government issued ID to use the postal service. Why should government provided social media or email or whatever be any different?
Everything is connected to everything else. Everything anyone does continuously gets tangled with everything else, in a bubble of causality that expands at the speed of light.

That's not a very useful perspective to have, though.

Similarly, everything humans do has some connection to politics. For most things in most contexts, that connection is irrelevant in practice. The only reason one wants to make obviously non-political things political, is to shift the conversation from rational, object-level, reasonable context, to one where truth and objective reality don't matter - and they want to do it, because that bullshit-land is where they live and they have a home-field advantage there.
Yeah, judging by how you've been responding elsewhere in this thread you're just a contraction / troll out for a reaction. Bye :)
You are lying.

"The Facts Behind the Delayed Return of U.S. Astronauts" - https://www.factcheck.org/2025/03/the-facts-behind-the-delay...
I honestly can't say I have however, that doesn't mean it couldn't physically exist/happen? Perhaps a "little" more cost but I'd be willing to bet people would gladly pay the premium for such a device. I'm also very curious to know what the BOM for an A100 actually is as well as HBM2E per GB.
Yes because people are losing their jobs or not getting the chance. YES, the selection pool being only my country favours ME. Are we CLEAR?

Are we supposed to sit and take it?
> The locals have just as vehemently rejected being part of the USA.

They have especially thrown support behind indepedence, which will lead to a closer relation with the US.

I think that is what this is really about. Of course "being part of the USA" is just bluster.
Actually you've got that wrong - the government/establishment agrees with Pearson, it was a member of the public that complained about her characterising pro-Palestinian protestors with a hate slur.

Back to the issue of overweaning government power - if you think the above is fixed by some sort of pseudo-anonymity online which is heavily tilted towards governments ( they know who people are, it's just you that doesn't ) - then I think you are sadly mistaken.

Ultimately the sunlight of transparency is much better than the murky darkness of anonymity - as comfortable as the blanket of anonymity is ( and yep I'm using that pseudo-anonymity right now ).
Why are you saying it is Israeli? The wiki says it is American?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deel_Inc.

> How did Deel start? What’s your story?
I'm originally from France. I lived in Israel, the U.K., the U.S., and Spain. Similarly, my co-founder, Shuo, was born and raised in Beijing. -Alex Bouaziz
That is your biased opinion.

The constitution demands fair elections
declaring ZERO campaign money while in secret getting cacs from a mercenary, getting cars and protection from the same mercenary invalidates the marketing claim he used ZERO money.

Other undeclared funds were spend to pay TikTok influencers to produce content for Kremlinescu , content that was not labeled as sponsored but the inflencers pretended to do it for free

Then TikTok bot farms were used to share the paid TikTok content ,
there is enough evidence and TikTok also admitted that there were bots and that political content as still pushed in the days where it is illegal to do this.

He was also disqualified because he and his fascist mercenary friend attempted a violent coup.

If you are a MAGA I need to remind you that he shit a lot on Trump, and USA so either Elon is stupid to push so hard for Kremlinescu or is because Ptin is demanding it.

There are more facts to show this guys character of a traitor slut, like admiring Putin, sucking on Trump after he shit on him, dening video proof for months until he had to admit it
It’s going to take time. Short of vast amounts of capital this takes time. See the initial progression of AWS. They didn’t start with a billion cloud product. Just the primitives first
I would like a different timeline, please.
Copyright is actually really easy to understand:

> Does the Situation Benefit Large Corporations holding the copyright?

Falls 100% into the category of protected by copyright

> Does the Situation Benefit small Artists or the individual consumer?

Copyright does not apply, how dare you?

Always has been this way, always will be. And that's why you should teach your children how to pirate media, circumvent DRM and use FOSS whenever possible.
My impression is that Berger is well meaning, but out of his element.

By asking "Can space remain nonpartisan?", as if any government agency was even remotely non-partisan to begin with, or as if that was even a theoretical possibility, betrays a fundamental lack of understanding of how government functions.
You don’t necessarily need to expose the IPv6 address to untrusted parties though in which case it is indeed quite similar to ASLR in that data leakage of some kind is necessary. I think the main distinguishing factor is that ASLR by design treats the base address as a secret and guards it as such whereas that’s not a mode the IPv6 address can have because by its nature it’s assumed to be something public.
well, if you can arbitrarily nullify degrees, you can also decide the new degree is not valid.
Amazon's self-driving unit just hit a major setback
A candidate was ban before Kremlinescu,
but guess what Putin and Elon said nothing
maybe because she was a woman and not that good looking.

Where was the bot army defending the fascist woman that was desqualified?
No need to download anything. You can emulate a Macintosh in your web browser and play Ambrosia games including Bubble Trouble on Infinite Mac.

https://infinitemac.org/1997/Mac%20OS%207.6
We definitely do not “need” that. We already had enough years of real name social media before LLMs to know that real names do not stop people from being publicly abusive and that social media is bad for us.

What you’re advocating for is making a bad system worse. Your suggestion won’t solve any problem and will introduce new ones, like making manipulation and censorship easier. You’re advocating for an authoritarian’s wet dream (and a treasure trove for data miners). Right now, including in Europe, that’s the last thing we need.

I vote a hard no on your proposal. I’m opposed to it like I am to Chat Control.

Signed,

A European
I thought some of those were still free. Do you have information to the contrary?

Edit: italicized
> Besides, in the UK, SMS spam is almost non-existent in my experience.

This is not my experience. Perhaps 3-5 years ago was the peak of SMS spam, but I still regularly (1/week minimum) get one of the various "package delivery" | "tax refund" | "diesel emissions" scam/spam texts.
Nicely put. I like Lauren Oyler's formulation of a related thought, in her review of a work by Otessa Moshfegh, when she refers to Moshfegh's "bored manipulation of the fallacy that the more unpleasant something is, the truer it must be."

https://www.bookforum.com/print/2701/ottessa-moshfegh-s-affe...

Edit: and for the life of me I could never understand what anybody saw in that vile show "Euphoria." It seemed so obviously just to want to do nothing but luxuriate in its own vulgarity and graphicness and expected audiences to be very impressed by how big everybody's feelings are. Same for "The Power of the Dog," which was as unsubtle and uninteresting a melodramatic turd as I've ever seen.
The Yookay is cooked.