skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Might be a little bit of both but nothing you said there contradicts the original point--opening up iMessage integration to arbitrary bluetooth connections is a bad idea. It blows open access to all your messages...who knows, maybe even the e2ee keys. Law enforcement would have a brand new frictionless way into all your messages
> in terms of what software developers "allows" us to do, or not do.

You can do whatever you want with the the software. It's right here: https://github.com/bluesky-social

You cannot do whatever you want on someone else's hosted website. They don't allow you to delete other users and edit other people's posts because everyone agrees that would make it useless.
I imagine it would work out roughly the same as if security camera footage was copyrighted, but as far as I can tell there really isn't a clear precedent in the US for this. The monkey selfie case suggests that they probably aren't, but as far as I can tell it's a legal unknown in the US.
>> and building my own AI-assisted mental health tools (ChatGPT literally saved me) <<

Come anytime to our AI Workshop & Playground as my VIP (you'll need to join via Zoom) and share your tools & journey. We have founders, developers, etc.

http://earthpilot.ai/play

Package up your mental health tools and start teaching folks how to do the same as you did.

If you can get yourself a tow behind RV, you can drop it on Federal Land and only need to goto a new spot every 2-3 weeks.

Luckily you are in a beautiful place for car camping.

Also, can you work from a library?
TIL the "new user" status stays with the post, even after it disappears from new posts by the user.
I would imagine it would depend on where you're from? I'm from Canada and the book that helped me more than anything else is 'The Wealthy Barber Returns'.

'Millionaire Teacher' is also fantastic, and I believe is U.S. based (been a few years).

Both books teach the fundamentals of how to save/invest in a safe manner in a way that is easily digestible. Barber especially is an engrossing read.
I had this confused with Wix
Good job! What you could do is have a whole bunch of different lookup links, behind words instead of buttons, so it isn't mystery meat navigation. Like how Onelook has "Google, News, Images, Wikipedia, Reddit, BlueSky".

https://onelook.com/?w=mystery+meat+navigation&loc=rel_phras...
Your description reveals a complete lack of understanding, and pointing out someone's lack of understanding is not being pedantic. Your choice of wording—"real free()" and "any program"—misrepresents the inherent complexity of implementing an allocator and does a disservice to both those less experienced and to the discussion in this thread.
Sorry, he's not president of the Republicans... He's president of the United States, and should be serving everyone in the country to the best of his ability.

If you're not being sarcastic, that's a really wild belief you have...and I'm really hoping it's not widespread.
I'm not OP, but he used mermaid.js's Entity Relationship Diagram model [0]. GitHub renders it automatically [1].

[0] https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/entityRelationshipDiagram.html

[1] https://github.blog/developer-skills/github/include-diagrams...
Thanks for the info, I am a Private Internet Access customer and didn't realise til now. I now feel disgusted and will definitely be switching to another provider when my subscription ends. Luckily I only use it for Linux ISOs and changing region for streaming services so not much to spy on.
> we all know how IoT vendors are with device security.

Couldn't agree more: https://www.cve.org/CVERecord/SearchResults?query=apple+watc...
Really impressed by the quality of the voice!
The specifications are at:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-spark...

DGX Spark has the same memory as AMD Strix Halo, a weaker CPU, but perhaps a stronger GPU, except that for now there is no data about the GPU, besides that it might be stronger for AI inference (only FP4 speed is given). For now it is not known whether for graphics it will be better than Strix Halo.

While DGX Spark might be weaker than AMD Strix Halo for anything else except AI Inference, it will still be stronger than any mini-PC made with Intel Arrow Lake H or with AMD Strix Point.
https://www.gartner.com/reviews/market/cloud-native-applicat...
Well, the article reports a speed of 47 GB/s. There is no way to be 1000x faster than that.
Shotwell has claimed that Starlink is cash-flow-positive. They also have >5 million subscribers. ARPU is likely > $1000.

Both Starlink and Starship are >$5B programs. SpaceX has not raised nor borrowed near enough money to fund both of those programs, indicating that they've got sufficient cash flow to mostly self-fund both of them as well as pay the salaries of >13,000 employees.
Even the military. 1990s military cuts were pretty severe and set us up for some of the profiteering that happened during Iraq and Afghanistan by private companies.
Updated my comment. You are very correct.
I think you'd probably have a hard time finding a cryptography engineer that agrees about this. I think in Cloudflare's case, they have the resources to "do" this "safely" (in reality, I would expect the overwhelming majority of their fleet uses conventional random number sourcing anyways), but a less-equipped team is actually more likely to harm themselves than hurt themselves trying to do it.

It all nets out to "these are fine blog posts; don't try it at home".
Sure, but this was more about being downvoted. Gimp is a great project, and they clearly took a lot of inspiration from a commercial product (Photoshop) that is now offering the exact tools that I was asking about. I don't think my question was out of line, at all.
The "Real Federal Auditors" should go on a game show and play against the "Real Billionaires."
This is a crazed scheme from wall street. No thanks.
The term PWA may not have been coined until 2015, but you could definitely save a webpage to your home screen on i(Pad)OS at least as early as 2010. Granted, it was pretty limited, but you could put an icon on your screen, have it open a web view that was somewhat separate from Safari, store data with localstorage, and generally look and feel kinda mostly like a native app.
While there are definitely physical limits, the core limitation here is greed. They would sell less cards. Same reason why their consumer cards are limited to ridiculously low amounts of VRAM (16GB on an RTX5080, only 8 on the RTX4060, etc) so if you want to do any serious AI you have to buy their overpriced enterprise cards.
There are no positions where it should matter. Even if there were a genuine reason to care about high school grades (there isn't), asking about relative ranking doesn't make any sense unless you have detailed knowledge of the specific school they went to. It's like asking a candidate to rank their programming ability compared to their current colleagues. What possible information could you derive from this?

Example application: https://canonical.com/careers/4676649/application

> How did you perform in mathematics at high school?

Predefined answers are "Top 0.01% in the region", "Top 5% at school", "Top 10% at school", etc.

> Please share your rationale or evidence for the high school performance selections above. Make reference to provincial, state or nation-wide scoring systems, rankings, or recognition awards, or to competitive or selective college entrance results such as SAT or ACT scores, JAMB, matriculation results, IB results etc. We recognise every system is different but we will ask you to justify your selections above.

These are required questions. Even if I were literally in high school, I'm not sure how I would be able to answer these. "Make reference to provincial, state or nation-wide scoring systems, rankings" - do these exist in the US? If they do I've never heard of them.
The 5090 reference design is 575W. Not a huge difference, but the workstation card is slightly more.
vram mafia
No... it isn't (as there are 100s of thousands of Muslim, Christian, etc. citizens in Israel). I am assuming you are a foreign national and you are referring to the Law of Return.

Currently, there is a prohibition on using that right and "professing" another religion. Blame the haredi, according to my granfather they're as*holes.

You could get a visa and naturalize like anyone else that is eligible.

I am eligible because my great grandmother was there before statehood in the Irgun.
That post does indeed predate bluesky tracking index times, I remember seeing it before they announced that change. I believe it was motivated by other migration services becoming popular. Forward-dating was fixed even earlier, I think, since it might allow people to "pin" their posts to the top of reverse-chronological feeds.

Some of my favourite backdated posts are from the years 1776 and 1.
You're doing that thing where you are creating a plausible justification of their goals and methods that they have not in fact presented and that is not real. The fact that someone could have a good reason for wanting to change social security does not mean that musk does, or that any good result can come from this one.

They are doing this illegally, these are crimes. Stop propagandizing in support of them.
Why on earth would we try a silly thing like that?

No, clearly we need to tax the poor even harder, so they can afford fewer calories and not be able to work themselves up so much.

And if that doesn't work, drones.
I'm not defending DOGE here but the Social Security "Trust Fund" is more of an accounting gimmick than a real fund. It's not like a regular individual trust fund with a named account beneficiary. Excess Social Security taxes that weren't immediately needed to pay current benefits were used to buy Treasury bonds (or bills). All of the funds are co-mingled. One branch of the government owes money to another branch of government but there are no real assets.
Sure but even without this if the US told the Netherlands to jump they would. The US have a huge influence over the Netherlands economically, politically, and militarily (their airforce is a US hardware showroom, basically, which also highlights the political influence).

Just the fact that some tech comes for Lawrence Livermore Labs shows that relations are "tight".
Not only that but they're feeding all of this data into their "AI" and letting it make the decisions on hiring/firing and cutting programs, as well as detecting "fraud". They're absolute charlatans.
No, stubbornness plus being right are the most valuable trait a scientist can have. A whole lot of scientists were stubbornly wrong and are justifiably forgotten.

Stephen J. Gould wrote many of his Natural History magazine essays on these sorts of scientists. The most notable example would probably be Louis Agassiz, who was enormously famous in their own time, but held out stubbornly against evolution, and most of these stubborn scientists today are mere footnotes if they are remembered at all. (Agassiz also was a huge player in scientific racism- his special flavor of the idea was that Black and White people- as Americans defined them- were separate species created separately by God. Again he held onto this idea long after it had gone out of vogue with the rest of the scientific community.) He was the head of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, was hugely prominent in his time, and his stubbornness in defense of wrong ideas is why he had his name removed from the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology and elsewhere.
Night shift fan here
> Took you long enough.

Yeah I do have a life. I advice you to get one as well.

> Launching a new process can be as easy as `Process.Start(path, args);`.

-_-' Same exact problem. Letting every single process do their own escaping of the arguments. A proper portable API would have an array of strings for the arguments, to map execve(). That's how on windows every program does its own escaping and there's lots of programs doing it differently than others, but not how it works on posix.

Thanks for confirming you don't even comprehend the issue here. Crying "strawman!" won't help.

> If it's a CLI or a GUI application, I'd distribute it as either a native binary or as the recipe the user will be easily able to build with the .NET SDK (which is a standard approach - you'd need Rustc and Cargo in the same way).

You can't do any GUI in .NET outside of windows and you know it fully well.

The difference with cargo or go or pip is that all of these are found in every linux distribution, while .net is in none. Please go ahead and misunderstand this sentence on purpose like you've been doing so far.

> in all the distributions that matter it is `sudo {package manager} install dotnet9` away :)

I guess ubuntu, debian, red hat do not matter? What's left? neonsunsetimaginarylinux?
> I only have a desktop.

Sell it. It's a paperweight for you right now. You can find a really nice open-box/used laptop for $300-400 that will allow you to work from anywhere. You can charge the laptop at a cafe or a library. $5 for coffee and you have a working space to take calls and work.
No backreference support in the state machine, disappointing https://github.com/oracle/graal/blob/master/regex/README.md
I see a lot of good things there.

By the way I just found out a lot of those BlueBuild / Universal Blue type OS use a lot of justfiles [0] [1] [2]

What a great idea !

- [0] https://just.systems/

- [1] https://github.com/secureblue/secureblue/tree/live/files/jus...

- [2] https://github.com/ublue-os/packages/tree/main/packages/ublu...
I would't put it beyond them to create these kinds of companies, but doing so upfront is a huge gamble if you don't know for sure what is going to take off. It would seem to be much more efficient to just sit and wait until some company becomes well established and then infiltrate them using agents, compromised supply chains or plain and simple warrants combined with gag orders.
Guess what is common between Wix and Wiz....
Like africa which does not have a shortage of V4 address and there is effectively no v6 rollout?
No, the court did not say that AI output cannot be copyrighted. They said that a machine cannot hold the copyright.
You seem to have somehow missed one of the most significant advancements in human history suddenly exploding out of the pages of science fiction and fundamentally altering our existence forever. Minor oversight.
The person you're replying to isn't me. You did misquote me in your post, and then maliciously paraphrased, which is why I didn't reply, but I just wanted to point out that the person who replied to you was a different person.
Can you please be more specific about which administration you mean? This investigating administration, or this investigated administration? They are both equally worthless to me, but I could be convinced to care.
For those interested in the atomic versions, the Universal Blue team has variants that do all of this for you: https://universal-blue.org/

It's not really a separate distro, more like a different configuration. The regular atomic release is the "base image" with the universal blue stuff overlayed on top. You can rebase to or from a universal blue image and a stock atomic one.
The money is redistributed from your pocket, via taxes, to the pockets of primarily billionaires who don't need more money.
This seems entirely more digestible than AoE though. Don't get me wrong, I've read that book probably 6 times over in my life - it's fantastic- but it's a university text book. This new book seems aimed at simply getting a product out the door, which is a different but useful niche.
These are workstation cards and a lot of professionals need them to do other work than ML. The elitist attitude is pretty amusing, though.
The cloud computing market is ~$600B annually. Google has a market share of 12% in it while Amazon sits at 30% and Microsoft at 21%. I'm assuming this is Google trying to stay competitive in that market.
> Taliban would have had to be in a position of power.

They control the territory. The Taliban is in fact in a position of power. Doubly so now that it forced the US to retreat.

It is a weird definition of "victory", when the end of the war was a hasty and poorly executed retreat.
Rust is in debian. Why do you do FUD?
Never found a great alternative of this for Mac.
But the thing is that you don't need to take Nat Geo-level photographs to be considered the owner and sole creator of the photograph. I can pull out my phone right now and press one button - and I'll be the rightful owner of whatever comes out on the other end. The resulting photo will be produced because of settings that were set automatically (with no intervention or any required knowledge of what any of them do), and run through several image processing algorithms (that very few people understand or even give thought to). Point being - why is any near-zero interaction with a camera enough to be considered proper authorship, but every level of interaction with gAI never authorship, regardless of what is done?
I'm not debating the amount of spam but rather GP's claim that iMessage is hard to automate.

I showed that iMessage is trivial to automate and since you both claim that the amount of spam on the platform is very low, we can conclude that ease of automation isn't an important factor when it comes to iMessage spam.

Unless someone decides to move the goalposts we should therefore be in full agreement that Pebble being allowed to integrate with iMessage wouldn't have any appreciable effect on the amount of spam in the network.
both have roots in urban culture. but busting a cap in someone means cap like cap-gun, aka gun, aka shooting someone.

cap in the true/lie sense also has roots there, but more in a superlative sense and not guns
If the output always changes for the same input prompt, did you really author anything?
Page is... broken? lmao
Just because .NET is what you know best, doesn't necessarily mean it's the best in all use cases.

You're seeming like the node developers trying to push js everywhere because it's all they know. It's not a very rational approach I think.
It's been a little while since I've worked in the space, but it's worth checking a newer revision as this wording may no longer be present https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Gui...

From a technical standpoint, there is no limitation for an accessory to implement the profile.
Social Security payout is the same whether you make $176,100 a year or $50 million a year.
Start planning for quantum computing cyberattacks now
Whenever I go to this one restaurant, they insist on feeding me the bread that they make. I bring my own dough, but they won't let me into the kitchen to use their equipment. It's a hobbled experience and they are doing it entirely in the name of increased profits. The bread could be awesome! The problem is, I want to eat at this restaurant. They are ruining my bread experience.
This sounds a lot like the V-model.
Of course... one side of my family goes way way back in the area. Great grandma was Irgun. Rest of the fam was Austro-Hungarian/Ottoman/Polish/Ukrainian/Russian depending on what decade you looked at. Empires borders kept moving. I think at one point we might even had been Italian (Trieste).
Two million dollars? Conservatively less than a penny per taxpayer? This is what you’re worried about?
If they've genuinely deleted them, then yes.

If they're archived offline, then no, not necessarily. But they'd be on the hook for being able to reply to a FOIA request in a timely manner, and I'd bet dollars to donuts they didn't even try to verify if backups were made.
HTML is all you need for a very slow cross platform UI.

FTFY
"Trust" screams insecurity. Security is in the direction of trustless rather than requiring trust. Do you trust companies which say front and center "you can trust us"?

Wiz is a "security product"? Security isn't something you can buy and bolt on to your systems as an afterthought. It doesn't work like that!
I like how you can change the compression level but the only issue is that results box with the file and download button is too far down and i have to scroll to see anything happen so for a while I thought something was broken. Nice site though
Lord Jesus F Christ. The author writes a complete electronics book and gives it away for free, and your entitled rectum moans about having to type $0 to get it for free?
Anchorpoint – Version Control for Artists
C was my first language and braces confused the shit out of me. I found Python’s syntax much more intuitive when I learned it.
Augurs: A time series toolkit for Rust
Elon Musk’s power is based on his wealth. A bankrupt Elon Musk will no longer be able to influence politics in several nations. He won’t be able to buy the US presidency. He won’t be able to threaten primaries against US representatives. He’d lose Twitter. He’d most likely no longer be running the so-called Doge.

So yes, we would very much win and there are a lot of people who care.
Yes, but it's an important accounting gimmick.
Your area may have several services that can keep you from being homeless. There should be some social workers good at helping people with just your problems. E.g., they may have a shelter you can use overnight. For long term housing, they may have an area, not easy to see from the main streets, with a few dozen manufactured/mobile houses with subsidized, low rents. They may have sources of food or money for food, maybe a free food credit card, and Walmart, etc. have selected basic foods for such payment means. Your area may have some essentially free basic health care -- apparently there are some quiet Federal programs that funnel money to pay for such services. Where I am, an immigrant started doing yard work mowing grass. Soon he had a truck pulling a trailer with equipment and had hired a few people. Now he has a very nice truck, trailer, and equipment -- big mower with 'sulky', leaf blowers, edge trimmers, etc., maybe > $150,000 in equipment. It looks like he is making good money, and he only works ~8 months a year. So, if could work for some such guy, could learn the details of his business and then start your own. Might help to read up a little on the botany of care and feeding of grass, flowers, trees. Shockingly, there may be more money in a grass mowing business than can expect as an employee with a BS in computer science: Such a business has some advantages, e.g., geographical barrier to entry. Get paid for the work, yes, but also for reliability, trust and generally pleasing the customers. Likely most of the candidate customers don't know much about competitive rates. In such small businesses, references stand to mean a lot. And if your area has cold winters, maybe could keep busy moving ice and snow. Tires for a car? Not so long ago, some people waited until the threads started to show! And might be able to get used tires for much less. Maybe some people for a while don't have licenses and insurance up to date. Maybe "Taxes? What taxes? I don't need no stink'n taxes!" Good luck!
Shelter first. The cheapest land anywhere ideally with trees, building a structure out of sight, gathering materials with what money I got. There's books on concrete foundations in public libraries, frames, any topic... a water well and some veggies will meet my physiological needs.
We may be arguing semantics, but a UFC fighter forfeiting is the definition of losing, no matter how much his win was apparent beforehand.
Chevy is still saying that when the Bolt returns in late 2025 its MSRP will be around $28-30k.
basically like a cheapo SACLOS missle, i.e. the TOW missile, which have been using that (fiber) approach for decades now.
Counterpoint: No thank you!