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by jka 5y ago
Monetizing small projects is a fool's game, because the amount that application authors make is tiny. Ad platforms on the other hand, they certainly benefit, because they capture the long tail of applications and get access to a wealt
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2022 AI Index Report(aiindex.stanford.edu)
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by jka 5y ago
Ah, thank you - I didn't realize that. I've edited the title to reflect that (although I do think that the weekly trends are likely to make for more interesting viewing).
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GitHub Trending Repositories(github.com)
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by jka 5y ago
> Because I was so annoyed by the lack of contribution, despite the obvious signals that people were using the software, I (eventually) realized that my true goal was for people to interact with my code, not my program. That's a nea
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by jka 5y ago
Could help to add (2009) in the title?
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by jka 5y ago
...and node-ipc has been version-locked[1] to a previous release by vue/cli-shared-utils, perhaps one of the more popular downstream consumers of the package. [1] - https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli/issues&#x2F
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What the Errors Tell Us [pdf](wehackthemoon.com)
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by jka 5y ago
Is the source code for electronic throttle control systems typically made available to customers?
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It looks like the results presented here are based on a simulation model. Displayed on the third page[1] of the paper is a diagram illustrating that the number of voltage violations remains relatively low from 0 through 5000, 10000, 15000,
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Ranveer Brar: The chef who wants coriander as India's national herb(bbc.co.uk)
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by jka 5y ago
Questioning why the distributed cluster runs on nodes 'a' and 'b' alone doesn't necessarily imply that nodes 'c', 'd' and 'e' are any better or worse, today or in future.
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by jka 5y ago
No, I think it's a relatively simple, routinely offensive problem that few organizations solve, largely due to inertia and ego. We run lint and code style checkers on our codebases nowadays to avoid useless debate over details we shoul
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by jka 5y ago
Nope, I'm still baffled. I get the sense it might make some kind of sense looking back retrospectively after a few further events play out, but at the moment this continues to seem like a bizarre situation.
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by jka 5y ago
I don't really understand the policy either. I'll respond again tomorrow during a scheduled "thoughtful response time window".
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Doesn't it become difficult to tell the difference when the message from the platform is approximately: "rage is permitted in the direction of foreign nationals from these two nations from 9am to 9pm tomorrow"?
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by jka 5y ago
If two individuals perform exactly the same role, then yes, I think it's fairly clear that their compensation should be the same and that (in any progressive society) it would be illegal for employers not to ensure that. However, for e
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IBM investors staged 2021 revolt over exec pay(theregister.com)
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by jka 5y ago
A nice feature of Alpine Linux is that the package repository is a relatively straightforwardly-structured git repository containing build scripts for each package: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/ It
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by jka 5y ago
(submitted after reading this thread asking for public security training resources: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30629236 )
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PagerDuty Security Training(sudo.pagerduty.com)
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by jka 5y ago
PagerDuty provide their security training materials for free online[1], and you can view and build them from source[2] if you like. They also accept contributions as GitHub pull requests. [1] - https://sudo.pagerduty.com/
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by jka 5y ago
@l7l, would you mind confirming that this definitely isn't any kind of phishing attempt to gather details from German founders? (typeform.com doesn't have a great reputation on HN, based on previous submissions)
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by jka 5y ago
https://archive.ph/TV8DV "March 10 (Reuters) - Meta Platforms (FB.O) will allow Facebook and Instagram users in some countries to call for violence against Russians and Russian soldiers in the context of the Ukraine in
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by jka 5y ago
A theory: recipes are algorithms (and datastructures), and every human programmer -- and all their friends and family -- have to eat. So there's a reasonable likelihood that programmers will (consciously or unconsciously) pattern matc
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by jka 5y ago
The title of this article could be misunderstood fairly easily, so to try to moderate against that: effectively what the article is saying is that the U.S. is standing on a defensive footing alongside Ukraine, and being mindful of actions t
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by jka 5y ago
Perhaps part of the problem is that these files tended to be distributed in a way that led to fragmentation: someone might add lyrics for their own local music files, but they might not share them back, or they might add them in a way that
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by jka 5y ago
It would be great to have industry-recognized, concise terms for this kind of situation ("project is (FL)OSS, but contains proprietary machine learning"). For deployment of services we have "self-hosted", "cloud&quo
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by jka 5y ago
It's been a long time since some of the congressional hearings about anti-competitive practices in the software industry, and I'm afraid I'm too tired to look up the details at the moment, but one of the items I remember from
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International Correspondence Chess Federation – Exec. Board Meeting (2022-03-07)(iccf.com)
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