skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In terms of the daemon model of Docker, I guess it does look a bit complicated, and is not explained very well.

In production you will do docker run -d nginx, not run it in the foreground, so the client (docker) process is not really in the picture - if you run in the foreground it is just there to stream the standard IO, and so you can kill the process with ^C from the shell.

The docker daemon (dockerd) is there to listen for new requests, but since 1.11 it no longer runs containers. Since 1.12 you can restart it without killing your containers (with the right config option) see https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/live-restore/
so you can eg do a daemon upgrade without downtime. It is still handling some things, eg logs, so it is best if it does restart.

The process that actually runs containers is containerd. This is a very simple daemon with a grpc socket interface. That uses runc (the OCI standard runner) but that does not stay running, only a small process called containerd-shim does, which is there to act as a parent for the actual container process, so that containerd can be restarted.

You can use containerd as a runtime, with runc containers, but runc is not that user friendly. You can use https://github.com/jfrazelle/riddler to get something you can run from a docker container. You could also use runc from systemd if you want. However runc doesnt do a lot of setup, eg the layered filesystem handling is all part of how dockerd sets things up for runc, so you would have to do that yourself if you dont want to waste a lot of disk space.

It does sound a bit complicated, but it is just separation of concerns and breaking up the once monolithic docker binary into a client and a set of servers that all do smaller tasks and which can be restarted independently.
Well, Snowden was obviously intelligent on hindsight by completely avoiding Scandinavia.
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Cool stuff.
Weird numbering though.
Lots of conditions that may not be satisfied. Independence is a very hard one. results may be well correlated even if they look like they should be independent
Sadly no, I've heard a lot of good about it.
At one point, tulips were in "demand" as well -- bubbles and other irrational market behaviours are endemic to most economic systems.
Well of course he x-posts to archive.org. He's Jason Scott.

Am I the only one who didn't initially realize that Jason Scott and Sketch The Cow were one and the same? I mean, I even know the origin of the username. It seems like the sort of thing I should have realized.
because a JIT and a VM is much less complicated than systemd

further than that, the systemd vs sysv is a well and truly traveled road. do we really need to go down it again?
You dont need to constantly rewrite flash, you can emulate it with fpga. In-Circuit eprom emulation is old as a rock.
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You can use authorization plugins to control what commands are allowed.

However generally you don't give people access to run any docker command in production, you have some system that lets them deploy containers with predetermined settings, which don't include being able to set --privileged or add capabilities or change security policies.
It depends on your definition of accessibility I suppose...
Interesting quote. Makes you think about phenomenons like young people from the developed world, highly educated, joining violent groups like ISIS.
Hmm, well plugging into llvm is way better than systemd. This not a duopoly argument, there can be much better solutions than systemd that still retain sysv simplicity.
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This article has an auto-play video ad with sound. I'm flagging it, I hope that's OK.
I think this is a good approach. Many popular libraries put API design as their top priority, sometimes at the cost of clean code. For example, RamdaJS has this principle of "API is king": "We aim for an implementation both clean and elegant, but the API is king. We sacrifice a great deal of implementation elegance for even a slightly cleaner API.". Imo, good "monolith atomization" requires you to do this kind of tradeoffs, and this can be though.
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Excellent news. This is the one thing that zsh had and bash didn't. Well, among the things that I use...
With housing costs what they are in SFBA, this actually makes a lot of sense. I'd like to see some economics forecasts though -- and which municipality would control the new land?

This could be a chance for the state legislature to step in, declare it a state park, then add high-rises and lots of green open spaces. You could build the area up right the first time around, instead of this decades-old NIMBY thing going on now.

Sounds more promising than that HSR thing they're still arguing about.
those things aren't equivalent, at all.
Strong AI is fantasy AI in my opinion. We're not interested in creating artificial well-rounded humans, we're interested in automating specific, complicated tasks. Like driving a car. And in some ways, AI is already better than us at driving cars; less accidents, always perfect attention, etc.

But AI without a real purpose but that can think and feel the way we do? I see no reason why anyone would put that in charge of ICBMs.
Mmm, I'm one that dislikes fixed position headers as they and take up space most times without providing much added value, but perhaps for some that Github more frequently it could be useful to always have the search and top links available. From the title I was expecting something for blind readers of similar.

Also as side note 'static' in CSS actually refers to to elements that stay in their original position within the flow of a document, while 'fixed' means always display it at the same position in the browser window even while scrolling. The spec terminology could be a bit clearer to be honest.
This point has been addressed several times in this discussion. It's not about the number of houses. Thanks.
I think if you talk to most American's they'd like to see Assange arrested and tried. I bet half would like to see him convicted. There is no pressure to have him pardoned. An e-petition is not pressure at all.
we could build bases on mars and the moon by creating sintered pyramid shaped buildings, I think the pyramid shape would lend itself well.

we need three types of robots: the duster, the sinterer and a shovel type robot, to move suitable materials and then sinter it into block.

after each level the robots can create a ramp and repeat the process.
> I've watched React Router grow from one-of-a-handful-of-experimental-routers-for-React-on-GitHub to the most well-known third-party library in the React ecosystem

> Libraries that experiment with their APIs, like React Router and React Motion, help all of us understand how to wield React better

If I read this correctly, you believe that it is still in experimental phase? I don't have any problem with people learning and experimenting, but using major release versions a your petri dish is obnoxious for all the thousands of people using react-router even if it is convenient for the core maintainers. There is a difference between an upgrade and an overhaul, with the extent of the changes over V2,3,4 they might as well have just released a completely new routing library or just maintained an experimental branch to figure out what actually works before releasing a series of major breaking changes in quick succession to the greater world. I'm aware that breaking changes are necessary sometimes, but rapid churn is not necessary, esp once you are post 1.0 release. If there were some burning reason to release an upgrade then that would make sense but this release does not even address some of my major pain points with the API.

I also am not complaining about the cost and personally I don't see any validity in the "it's free so I am beyond reproach" mentality that open source people seem to have. What makes you think that I would thank someone for something that was free even if I didn't want it? Or that anyone would for that matter. Thanking people regardless of what they did, just because they did it for free, is one way to erase market signals which govern the direction of open source projects. I would rather just be candid and honest so that maybe people will remember that me and other devs in general are negatively impacted by breaking changes and therefore will consider keeping projects stable.

I also didn't "try to embarrass the creators" and the only person on here to made this personal was you, who decided to name the maintainers by first name.
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what about armchair prosecutors?
The sword cuts both ways. Meanwhile I'm 23, working in a webdeveloper job (not in the US, mind you) and housing is completely inaccessible to me. It seems like real estate owners value age over anything. I've been looking for 4 months now, been to 20 apartments, almost every time they chose someone else because they were older...

Both sides of the age spectrum have their merits. It sounds idiotic to me to argue that older people have it worse. Maybe in Silicon Valley they do, but I can't see that happening where I live (Netherlands)
> In remote team, we get to experience the culture at its most naked form.

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
If prices don't come down, especially due to higher demand, and the car isn't profitable then the battery factory will be instead. Sounds like they win either way.
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Peakers are still much cheaper than batteries. Here's the most recent analysis from Lazard: https://www.lazard.com/media/2391/lazards-levelized-cost-of-... See p. 9.

So current peakers will not be stranded assets, especially because the life of batteries is likely less than 20 years.
This is not the first time Sweden has violated human dignity for the sake of helping out the US. One example: https://www.hrw.org/news/2006/11/09/sweden-violated-torture-...
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Many app stores (even for smartphone) have sandboxes where you can grant additional privileges. Of course the user (who else) has to decide whether they trust the app or not. But I'd be happier trusting a sandboxed Dropbox, especially because it couldn't have hidden its use of Accessibility.
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Peakers aren't "profitable" per se, they're a result of the government granted monopoly given to power utilities. In california, at least, a brown or blackout caused by insufficient capacity can cost the utilities tens or hundreds of millions in fines so the peaker plants are a relatively cheap way to avoid having your margin wiped out in the summer. That said, I'm not sure 20MWh would really help replace any peakers although in the future they definitely will.
There's no reason why the language barrier will be there in Italy but not in Ukraine. Will definitely not affect offshore devs coming on your turf (like with Poland, which imports a lot of Ukrainian and Russian IT workforce).

If London and Zurich can afford IT consultancies, why not Italy? 'cause I've not heard of those.

WRT "south dragging Italy down", I actually don't think this is true. I think it's more like an excuse.
It will typically be the cheapest plan. If you are younger than 26 yrs, then you can stay in your parents employer health plan.
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If the he/she wants a jit there is always powershell for linux.
Dear god, this a thousand times.
Doesn't syntax highlighting do that?
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If you read all the allegations that his 'victims' brought up, you see that while Assange isn't exactly a gentleman, nothing really bad took place. If Assange wasn't politically active in the way he is, he would get a slap on the wrist and move on with his life. It's pretty terrifying how you have to worry that your own country extradites you to America and this ruins your life even overseas.

EDIT: Before you reply angrily, please read the exact details of the cases. It's more subtle than you think. Just saying "but it's rape!" doesn't cut it here.
It's always been well behaved and predictable though. And if you have a mobile browser that forces text to wrap when you zoom in (I don't know how you brows the web without this) then it really was fine.
But why should that be inappropriate to discuss?
Mind not blown. It looks to me like an old PC-XT CGA game. If you want to experiment with making games on the web, you're much better off, I think, using something like http://www.pixijs.com/ Just the landing page is way more mind blowing than that React "game" demo.
"will supply 20 megawatts (80 mWh) of energy"

Confusing milli and mega is not very serious for bloomberg..
How much to make up for all the cancers people would get with increased radiation all around them?
Someone accused of rape should not be given refuge to wait it out.

Its easy for armchair conspiracists to imagine this whole thing an elaborate ruse to extradite Assange to the US, but Assange was being questioned in Sweden before he fled from there and on bail in the UK prior to 'fleeing' to the Ecuadorian embassy. It seems a very roundabout way for the Americans to get at him.

Occams Razor Assange is fleeing justice and abusing the trusting conspiracists trust in promoting the whole American extradition narrative.

PS: so the downvotes roll in :(

Really, are these girls secretly American agents? And the Americans, rather than use two girl agents that had intimate access to Assange, chose to burn them by asking them to escalate to the Police when Assange wouldn't be treated for STDs?
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Perhaps this is meant to mirror the distracted nature of experiencing a place while traveling.
Yes:

http://reboot.pro/uploads/monthly_04_2008/post-5-1208637282....

I'm not sure how they did it though, maybe when I have the time I'll look into it since this is a very unusual software.
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That's an abysmal idea (pun intended).

Besides, llvm vs systemd is not Apples to Oranges (after all those are both fruit and foods). It's Apples to TV remotes.
> The shell now allows `time ; othercommand' to time null commands.

Uh, what? Could someone explain this one, please?
Wait, how does this work again?
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See you in Debian stable 10.
Like what? Out of curiosity.
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You need a bit more information to see the really funny part.

There is presently a scandal in Sweden regarding how bad the Swedish police and the courts work. The justice system write off cases easily. In many parts of the country, after office hours there are hours of travel for the closest police (if they happen to be free).

Recently it was found that the police doesn't just have the lowest solving percentage in history, they hide that information. And so on.

But in this Assange case, the justice system work hard; it seems they'd follow Assange to the gates of Hell...

(That said -- imho, no part in that circus has any credibility whatsoever.)
Is this just a reddit scraper or am I missing something?
Could this be combined with Theo Jansen's Strandbeest idea, to make a machine that (very) slowly melts a glass road through the desert, powered only by the sun and the wind?

[1] http://www.exploratorium.edu/strandbeest/meet-the-beests
We started using it for internal web app, were satisfied by the level of quality and then switched main site to Angular 2.
There is no one single unfailing way for me to do this.

Some days it will be closing X issues, or a cold beer, or a gaming session with a friend, or tracking down that one annoying bug, or seeing that my numbers are low and I need to up my game (which can conflict with long work to find that bug of course), or reading a book, going for a bike ride.

There are other ways I do it but no single thing hits the spot for every day and every situation. Having a stock of various methods works though and I'm always happy to add another.
Having unprotected sex with someone who is asleep and previously rejected unprotected sex is "nothing really bad"? Or did I miss some newer testimony?
This is really not appropriate. There are allegations of forced rape and sexual assault and we shouldn't be trivialising them. If Assange was just an ordinary guy and these allegations were true it absolutely wouldn't be just a slap on the wrist.

Based on Sweden's chequered history with renditions I don't blame Assange for being reluctant to face the charges. But that doesn't mean he did or didn't do anything wrong.
What about the dignity of the two girls? They're not worth anything?
Why? There is no official release posting I could find, not on the website, not on the mailing lists. ~~Also, cgit seems to cope with the traffic.~~

Edit: I see. Sorry. My browser was caching all requests to cgit. Please have the mods replace the link with something better.

Meanwhile, please visit the link from _jomo: https://archive.is/n9Qb7
The tyranny of art history can be seen in scandinavian architecture. All new buildings are designed to look modern because we now live in modern times. Art history was never intended to give directions on how buildings should look, just to describe them.
Not guilty until proven?

And the stay at the embassy is for political reasons – and like a prison sentence (in a civilized country where prison sentences are about the loss of freedom and not the loss of living as a human being).
> It's not obvious to me that USB-C is going to make much of a difference to this one way or another

If there is one cable for charging, displays, keyboards, speakers for EVERY kind of device rather than proprietary chargers /docking stations or a mess of thousand HDMI/DVI/VGA/sound/power cables, then within 2-3 years every good hotel room and every meeting room at your firm will be equipped with USB-C that is connected to displays, charging, sound and keyboard.

THAT is what the big win with standards is.
> But in this case of Assange, the justice system work hard; it seems they'd follow Assange to the gates of Hell...

If they'd follow Assange to the gates of Hell, they've just fly to the embassy and interview him there
1) Build (compilation) system is complicated enough and all of these providers/declarations are not intuitive;

2) amount of boilerplate code for unit-tests (not e2e - everything is fine there);

3) some things were removed by performance reasons - I think would be smarter just rename them with prefix "slow". Sometimes it's more important to have some functionality than don't have it, even if your app is blazing fast.
Wrong. Here is why most "invest" in exploitation. Banks lend you several times your salary. You are not appreciating the dynamics my dear rentier.
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Not 3, but USB 2.0 has been around since 2000, so definitely within the support period of 2K (and 98SE/ME as well.) The drivers for the bus/controller are officially available, but finding USB device drivers for newer devices that work, however, is a different matter.
No. Anyone can be accused of rape, accusations should not matter.
So you believe the rape accusations are valid? If you think that it is not politically motivated or that Sweden will not hand him over to the US as soon as they get him, you must be incredibly naive.
It's down right now.
With two as far as i can remember.
Not anymore, at least for me.
I always find it odd when people make statements like this. Roger Kimball's The Rape of the Masters: How Political Correctness Sabotages Art tries to make the case that modern art has abandoned the past because art historians are now too "PC" to appreciate it.

Modernism did not, and can not fail because it has already happened. You can't change what inspired people.

> At some point The Artist will face up to it, and we can begin repairing the visual world

Statements like that are scary. Sounds like a headline torn from the pages of the National Review's art and literature section. If you don't like the way modern art makes you feel or the way it is critiqued, pick up a paintbrush or open a gallery.
Yep, anonymity is funny. I'm not sure about the recordings, and presentations are not in English, and are made as a background for talking, so reading them would be useless.
Then maybe we are not on the same page. I would assume company is already using one or another project tracking tool or distributed source control. I can't think of companies that are not doing this as being relevant.
Apple Maps is also garbage in Iceland. One example: Google Maps has walking paths in Reykjavík and Apple doesn't have them at all. For someone who doesn't have a car here (me) that's kind of important.
Oh hi! (Does HN not have a notification or am I just ignorant?)

To quote from the link in the parent:

> You can use any framework or library you are comfortable with. We like Haskell, Nix and PHP so it'll be great if you use them, especially Nix.

All submissions will be considered. If you have a brilliant profile with exemplary code we are happy to forgo the entire test.

That said, most of the time I end up requesting a NixOS module. Other components are up to the you.
Definitely not guilty until proven but at the same time we have a duty to respect the legal process unless there is something truly amiss. So far I remain unconvinced by the arguments that he's fleeing persecution.
Accusations should be investigated by the justice system, not dismissed just because the person is famous.

They should face those accusations by being interviewed by the persecutor, and if the prosecutor believes there is a case to answer, they should face those accusations in court.
What? Of course it has to be investigated if it's a credible accusation.
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With your fancy words, you're missing the central point: everybody should be presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
There's a well established process for determining guilt or innocence, but it involves showing up for your court dates.
Sorry, I thought my point was obvious -- it is hilariously obvious that the tenacity is not about the crime Assange stands accused of.

(I'm not certain if Assange should be sent to a prison in the US or not. Releasing information, which certainly e.g. China and Russia already have, is not bad. On the other hand, releasing secret information must be prosecuted for a state's good.)
That cutout looks a lot like there's space for a plan B if they change their mind
"Most of my time is spent designing things".

Woah that hit home. I wish I could run a business without businessy things. How do you find the right people?! I'm a really good tech guy and designer. I can whip up anything, I've just never found the right person to sell it and deal with other humans.
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"I invented the world’s first caffeinated toothpaste"
We invented caffeine toothpaste years ago.
https://metalab.at/wiki/Mate-dent

Can we have a packet of yours for free?