skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. Jon Stewart has said multiple times something like "it's just resource guarding," which is easy to say from a position of abundance.

He is the populist voice of the educated left and I find lots of echo's in my own social circles/education.

Stewart is coming around and waking up to the idea that "woke" policies were rejected, and the democrats need re-framing/a reckoning. IMHO, he is largely the voice of democratic reckoning. Biden wasn't kicked out until Stewart's public evisceration and declaration that the emperor, in fact, has no clothes. He at least adapts with increasing information.
One thing I find amusing as a Malayali (aka Keralite) myself is how we tend to get excited seeing other Malayalis. One of the first questions usually is "Where are you from in Kerala?" (or in Romanized Malayalam: naatil evideya?)
Yeah, you and the sibling are probably right and I’m just unobservant (if I could remember where the hell it is at the moment I’d verify, but probably it’s in there)
I think traditional CRUD SaaS software will have more usage than ever. Between LLM function calling and small niche SaaS requirements, SaaS market will continue to grow.

But I think VC funding for them has mostly dried up because the moat is mostly gone given how much easier it will be to create SaaS.

Thus, I believe we will have smaller SaaS companies, more total users overall, and an overall bigger SaaS market.

I think it's similar to what is happening in the server CPU market. All the attention is given to Nvidia GPUs. No one really cares about server CPUs anymore. I think server CPUs will make a huge comeback because guess what the services that LLM function calling will run on? CPUs. The demand for CPUs will increase with AI, not decrease. LLMs + tool use is the model I expect in the next 1-5 years. I don't think LLMs will do it all. There is an old saying in software development: use the best tool for the job. Well, LLM inferencing won't always be the best tool for the job and LLMs should be smart enough to figure out which tool to use instead.
Is that really anti-intellectualism? Do you have any examples?
This should be at the top, since it's not clear at all from the RFC.
Strongly disagree. My son is going to be born into a county with an active measles outbreak caused entirely by misinformation and stupidity. We can’t vaccinate until 6 months. Absolutely preventable. Zero arguments against vaccination for measles. Public health is everyone’s problem.
GL Intelligence is just their 'American Agency', or their legal representation in the United States since they are a foreign company. Probably an American consultant firm they fund. This is required. You can't use your Hong Kong lawyers here.

https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/2AFIW-XE300C4G/7058909.pdf
The quality of mercy is not strained, etc. They may not deserve the benefit of the doubt, but it is still virtuous to give it to them. If anything, them not deserving it makes it all the more virtuous to give the benefit of the doubt.
Because the NSA pays them to.

Why did they do to Skype what they did (first turn it from p2p to centralized and spyable and then just ignore it and let it die)?

Same reason.
this is pretty cool man. where can i follow your progress?
Like the Micro-USB?

Are you sure this will last a decade? The EU has a tendency to demand without thinking. Just like the last time, the modern world will move on, and the EU will pretend like it had anything to do with the next time.
Why fight a piece of software with other motives hen you can choose one that is aligned with yours instead?
> No app forces account on me

What apps? You can't use Google Play to download apps without an account.
It’s a great example too. Think if your calendar moved some of your events around without telling you 5% of the time. Or if your email server didn’t send 5% of your emails. Or if your car didn’t start 5% of the time. And I use these examples because ai people want ai to be completely rooted in your life like a car or a calendar.

I find that I use ai tools quite regularly including integrating it into data pipelines, using it to help coding, and using it as a research tool. but also I am a data scientist who works on ml applications to geoscience. I should be expected to have some nuanced understanding of when things work or don’t. But why would some average person care to do that?
Tesla is still worth more than it was 6 months ago. I don't think a margin call based on borrowing a few years ago is likely.
There's no such thing as prosperity gospel in Islam. I researched all the major religions when I decided to become religious in my 20s. The prosperity gospel even in Christianity has very loose / 0 underpinnings in any actual theological study.

The Gulf countries became wealthy because of oil. They don't really hoard that wealth though. They are pretty famous around the world for investing that money, no? They fund universities (with many Gulf countries having their own outpost of NYU or other such prestigious colleges), arts and arts museums (there is a Louvre in the Middle East), tech startups, and of course invest in tourism to diversify their country.

They also have many horrible qualities, which are 100% not condoned in Islam like employing slaves in deadly conditions even though all nations agreed to abolish slavery years ago. Or confiscating the passports of foreign workers. Or their ethnostate mentality (similar to Israel where citizens must be of a specific blood lineage even though the majority of people living in their nation are not of that lineage). I could go on and on.

Anyways, Tl;Dr, I don't think they really hoard wealth. They do spend and invest in the world around them and find lots of charitable things (they have rebuilt Palestine a few times now, a very costly endeavor). Also, being Muslim doesn't mean they don't do anything morally wrong by that religion's standard. Same as the many charlatan "priests" of various religions in the world.
Congrats Krisp team
> Why don't people focus on their general health instead of taking more and more medicines and vaccines and whatnot

Why are these mutually exclusive? The scientific community agrees that Americans have unhealthy diets and lifestyles and that this needs to be addressed. They also agree that it is good for people to spend time in nature and that some exposure to pathogens helps in building immunity (this is actually the idea behind vaccines).

> Well, maybe, it could be, perhaps, that the vaccines were not that effective as they were marketed, has there been mangled / cherrypicked with data

The “vaccines cause autism” study is the definition of manipulated and cherry-picked data, yet RFK Jr still pushes it and claims like it. You don’t have scientific evidence on your side that proves vaccines are dangerous/causing health problems, so why should anyone take your claims seriously? Vague statements like “what if it’s true” is not good policy.
Hi @RCKarel12345, the easiest is probably to subscribe / follow the GH repo: https://github.com/theronic/modex

I'll post about new features on my X account.
The world would be a great place if the older upper classes learned from and tried to emulate Gandhi
Oh daddy MS please enhance my user experience OH YES enhance me uhhnnnnn

I couldn't face my own reflection in the mirror if my job was justifying obviously user hostile crap like this.
I’m not in Windows ecosystem for more than 25 years now. But I had to buy couple of windows laptops for sales team at my business. I tried very hard but windows wouldn’t allow me to set it up without first creating Microsoft Account online. I’m in Apple ecosystem, not that they are significantly different but they atleast allow me to use the system albeit in limited capacity.

I’m seriously considering going back to Linux for my next work setup.
The post title butchers the article title which I think explains why this was necessary: "The Carcinisation of PlayStation Is Complete: Say Hello to ‘Playstacean’"

The original video's title was "I built a Playstacean".
Just like when the pitchforks came out in Nazi Germany in order to overthrow the Nazi regime... /s

Pitchforks don't work without a supporting institution, and the Intelligence state, corporate and governmental, is very very capable of preventing free association by people who might wish to supplant an illegitimate government with a new one.

No it will work until the economy is properly destructed and we are defeated when our war machine is incapable of production, we become incapable of importing necessary goods, or the nuclear taboo is broken causing entire industries to disappear in the a flash.

If we are lucky some brave military officers will uphold their oath to the constitution before it's too late, but that seems unlikely. Pitchforks were for the last 5 months. Historically speaking if there aren't pitchforks in the next month it's over and we are on the fascism train until catastrophe.
I am not a financial trader, but I had a similar experience while building a chatbot that analyzes the economy and current affairs. I focused on function calls and secured as many papers, news, and statistical APIs as possible (and wrapped them) so that the agent could read them. As the basis for judgment increased, the analysis became more detailed, specific, and sharp.

And I am an open source developer, and I need to make the framework used to build this widely known. And I don't know how to do it either. I am writing on developer communities such as dev.to, but it is not easy.

On the other hand, I am thinking of advertising on Reddit and uploading success stories using the framework to YouTube. If it is a trading bot, wouldn't it be possible to collect success stories or good user experiences, advertise them, film videos, and do interviews?
I too use iCloud mail and mine is reporting all green on that report.

Except for my mail formatting but who cares..

https://www.mail-tester.com/test-t1pn1xl96
> All this time, researchers have been wasting money on sample sizes larger than 1 before drawing conclusions

It's a case study. We should, as a public, be scientifically literate enough to parse them. If someone wants to take the bait and publish a double-blind study, by all means. In the meantime, there is more signal than noise in this article.
There are a lot of "workstation" type enterprise deployments where by policy, internet access is forbidden. Microsoft knows this, at least for professional and enterprise editions of Windows, I find it hard to believe an internet connection would be required, like ever.

I would also say the same about require either a live.com or M365/EntraId account for local login on AD joined systems' installations. Unless of course they require you to setup a base-image with an internet connection and then convert accounts to local-only post-install, which sounds like a typical Microsoft approach.
Christianity (esp. Catholicism) and socialism have a long connection, especially in South America, which did not have the economic miracle Kerala did.

Kerala did not become wealthy from socialism, it became literate and land reform lifted many out of poverty. The actual wealth started accumulating when Keralites took advantage of opportunities to work abroad and send remittances home. That has been a major economic driver for the state and India as a whole, but they did it long before others did, largely because land reform gave people a safety net to fall back on so they could risk going abroad to earn more
The difference is that one side is data driven and one is not.

Consider the measles vaccine. In the last 60 years in the US around 200 million people have been vaccinated with it. That has generated a lot of data on its safety and effectiveness. And not just short term safety--we've got plenty of data from people who were vaccinated in childhood and are now retired so we've got good data on long term safety too.

This data overwhelmingly says that is is extremely safe and effective.

The RFK Jr side has no statistically significant data to counter that, yet they still say it is not safe or not effective.
Android is very usable without a Google account or even Play Services. It's not convenient, you may be missing some functionality, but it's usable and alternative app stores exist.

Huawei famously shipped devices without Google Play and many were fine with it. And Samsung's devices, AFAIK the most popular Androids, can have the Google account removed. Play stops working, but you can still use Samsung's own app store.

That may not last, of course, Android could become closed source, but in the meantime I dare say it's strictly more open than Windows. And I hope Microsoft gets slapped by EU's DMA.
Mathematical Compact Models of Advanced Transistors [pdf]
STUN is merely a well-thought out signaling protocol. The simplest, and most common, route is for each party to reach out to the rendezvous (STUN server), which then responds with the port and IP in the other peer. Each party then uses the same address and port it received, because remember that a typical NAT merely maps a port to a port on one of its managed/internal endpoints. The mapping that was created for the STUN server is just as good for use by the other peer.

You could do all of that with your own protocol, but...

Some NATs will include the remote IP in the "key" of the mapping, or even more restrictive approaches, meaning that STUN will have to fall back to other strategies and eventually give up and use TURN.

These days you'll also find that mDNS and other local broadcasts play a role, so that the internet can be avoided entirely for LAN peers.
Is there something like this available for Ts/js folks? This looks quite complete.
> Absolutely preventable. Zero arguments against vaccination for measles. Public health is everyone’s problem

I sympathise with you. I'm not seeing a solution outside suspending this moronic minority's right to make decisions for themselves and their children or leaving the parts of the country that have chosen this fate to their own devices. In that framing, the question is which is leakier: suspending civil rights or literal viruses?
You haven’t added any facts either, it’s just one more statement from a random Interneter like those Reddit posts. I’m intrigued to hear some fact on this point though?
It's quite ironic they call it enhance security to tie their software to their cloud considering their cloud infrastructure is one of the most hacked of the big corpos. Data breaches happen all the damn time.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/04/hackers-could-read-n...

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/01/in-major-gaffe-hack...

Something that doesn't happen much, if at all, with Google or Amazon.

Microsoft is one of the most incompetent and impotent corpo out there and considering how much critical infrastructure relies on their software it would do good for the world if the government intervened like they should have back in the antitrust lawsuit days.
Break them up. Separate the cloud, windows and office businesses. Make them stand on their own merits.
I hope you realize no-one is buying "but our billionaires are the good ones!" anymore. Elon was blue until like five years ago. Remember when Bezos was too?
Airbnb cofounder says DOGE is pushing for an 'Apple Store–like' government
How did he get the tens of billions in cash he personally put in if not leveraging Tesla. Yes he had minority investors and put some debt on the acquisition itself, but he put up a lot of money.
A lot of the older upper class Hindus in India do actually act like that. And it's also quite common in Sri Lanka and South East Asia for the upper class to do that.
And how many of those are real people and not ever increasing numbers of bots?
I'm also 100% convinced Microsoft will introduce mandatory code signing at some point and make it so that you can only ever install software from Windows Store.

They are envious of the Google and Apple walled gardens/cashcows and are now determined to turn Windows into one.

Windows is no longer a product for users, the users of Windows are the product for Microsoft to be shoved into the Azure sales funnel.
No google acct here, I use fdroid and the Aurora store. I have no doubt though that google is working on killing the Aurora store.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41773781
Upstreaming to Django becomes very hard because he's moved stuff around. Also, switching to plain just to try it out becomes super hard because of this same thing. The idea of having a faster moving fork makes sense, but this isn't it.
Is there a good reason (other than licensing and Linux as an alternative) I shouldn't use Windows Server 202X as a Desktop OS?
In 28 Days Later the infected starve to death, I can't remember them being overly supernatural.

It is The Walking Dead in which the zombies are basically immortal but useless. Unless the plot requires otherwise. After Season 1 it is a terribly written show. Don't get me started.
Crazily enough, Hollywood actors may be wealthy, but most are closer in wealth to the average Silicon Valley engineer than musk or Bezos. Oligarchs are generally not celebrities, they’re business tycoons who own a lot more capital and have a lot more ways to profit off of the government or “the system”.
That's where I'm at. Even before this, I refused to install Windows 11. I daily drive Linux, and I only boot into Windows on occasion when there are games that I can't get to work with Proton. When Windows 10 goes EOL, I will just run it unpatched for those occasional uses. When Steam stops supporting it, I will stop using Windows altogether.

I must say it's quite refreshing to not have to deal with Microsoft's user-hostile nonsense. No shenanigans with required accounts, no ads, no preinstalled bloatware. My OS is made to serve me and my needs, not to eke out extra profits. Ironic that the free option is better at serving me than the paid option, these days.

The sad part is, I like Windows. Or at least I used to. I've never been a "Windoze sucks, I hate M$" guy. Time was that it was genuinely a well made operating system that did its job well and got out of the way. But those days are long since gone. I hope that someday Microsoft gets their act together and starts caring about making a quality product again.
https://llmstxt.org/
Also for me (iOS safari)
Was it Don Mattrick, the head of Xbox at the time who left Microsoft two months after unveiling the Xbox One?

https://www.digitalspy.com/videogames/e3/a489371/microsoft-e...

> Microsoft executive Don Mattrick told GameTrailers in an interview that was filmed just before E3 that he understood why some people are frustrated at their policies.

> "Fortunately, we have a product for people who aren't able to get some form of connectivity," he said. "It's called Xbox 360.

> "If you have zero access to the internet, that is an offline device."
Do regulators still have teeth in the US?
Oh, I have no doubts about that. But that's not what missinformation is, IMO. You and I have no way of knowing if what zuck said in that instance is true or not, like a million other things CEOs say. You can't "trust" them when it suits your narative, but say it's missinformation when it doesn't.
Yeah it does, presumably he has that much money, which invalidates your original point. Hope that helps explain the situation!
I can find binary packages for Linux ARM for Swiftly and Swift.
What issues do you see outside of X86_64 ?
Some years ago, the one in Arnhem, was up for sale, and the local hacker space, hack42, made an attempt to buy it and turn it into the largest hacker space of Europe. The plan did not work out.
> ...driver update issues...

Are these nVidia drivers? If so, there's your problem. nVidia on Linux has always been a shitshow of varying degrees (and based on my investigation over the years, I've found that the majority of the problems people say they have with xorg are problems that go away when you use AMD or Intel hardware).

Anyway, Steam works great for me on Linux, and I don't use the various cheating tools that are popular in online FPS games, so E_NO_REPRO, WORKSFORME.
Not the previous poster, but my biggest gripe with Django is all the silent failures. It was a bad idea 20 years ago, it's a bad idea now, it's just a very very bad idea.
The only way to limit it would be with regulations and regulations are a bit taboo.
Unfortunately, the people who made the decision almost certainly won't read this. At best, it'll be seen by some developers who were opposed to this, fought against it, and got overruled by management. I have no doubt that the tech guys at Microsoft hate this stuff just as much as the users do.
Except, despite all of your contempt project managers are people who can learn. LLMs are trained and can't learn anything after that. They have a very very short sliding window of context that will start to be dropped when you add more information.

So your example makes no sense.
Canadian company in negotiations with Trump to mine seabed
Did something happen in 2020? Something big??
Line starting with a dash can be mistaken for dialogue or dashed list, which is not what you want.

In any case: non-breaking space (or otherwise suppressed linebreak, if you don’t use a space) is the rule.
When you own a 17 net or 12 net, I think it comes as a given on extra txt records not needed. Totally not fair, but reality, and someone’s allowing it on the filtering side.
You could always do what I do with mine: use Rufus to install Windows to one of Framework's storage modules in "Windows2Go" mode, and then just pop that in when you need to turn your otherwise-BSD laptop into a Windows laptop. Since the storage module fits flush with the laptop's chassis, it doesn't have the jank factor that you'd usually feel from running off a USB drive.

The only downside is that you lose a module slot, which hurts when you've only got four of 'em like with the Framework 13. It'd be neat to see storage modules that expose Type-C ports of their own, making this downside less painful.
Basically. I guess part of the issue is that NAT is also used as a security measure, so there are competing interests in making the ports chosen by outgoing UDP packets deterministic to make STUN easy, versus randomizing and restricting return traffic to the original recipient to make attacking harder and STUN impossible.
governmenral apparatuses use Windows mostly. So they are making it easier for the enemy governments to hack them.
Because that's a completely different problem. By doing that you'd reduce the problem to transcription and have a worse UX.
As someone who grew up with DOS, and later Windows 3.1 through 98, I can confidently say that Windows continues to become an ever-worse shitshow.

I'm so glad that I made Linux my daily-driver OS decades ago and (these days) only boot into Windows when I want to play games that have good HDR support. Valve has done so much good, effective work towards getting games (both major and minor) to work well on Linux. I hope whoever replaces Gabe N. and the other core management is at least as ethical, driven, and farsighted as the current folks running the show are.
This only installs 3 modules in total. net-snmp and 2 sub dependencies. It provides its own node.js bin directly from the node website so nupst knows exactly what it is working with.

Anyways, you don’t have to use it.
I fail to see the efficiency part. Care to elaborate?
Yes, it lies chiefly on our government and regulatory authorities.

Governments exist to maintain a commons in the tragedy of the commons.

The market, as well as societal trust, is a commons. People in power make individuals responsible for the commons, which creates a collective action problem, which creates a structural incapability of addressing what is best for everyone, such as being able to trust merchants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collective_action_problem