skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In kubectx, inside a single session all the contexts will be available so switching back and forth won't be much safe.

In kube-tmuxp every cluster will have its own kubeconfig file. Inside a tmux session there is no way to switch to a different kubernetes context. Contexts can be switched only by switching tmux sessions. Also tmux session switching is much easier than switching via command. For example: tmux-prefix + s lists all sessions and you can interactively switch between them.
It's extremely punishing of negative-sounding comments. People who want to call out bullshit on the orange website end up doing it on other forums so it looks like they hate it a lot.
Does PeerTube provide a way to have any server other than the originating instance act as a tracker/seed? The readme diagrams make it seem like the long-term video hosting is still effectively centralized, with only metadata being federated.
This leaves the realm of debate and enters that of slur. You can't do that here, and I've banned the account.

If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
revenue is not profit though...
The child-parent separation that is happening is not a law. It is a new policy by the Trump administration to separate all unauthorized entries into the country as a deterrent to illegal immigration.

It is not an Obama-era policy. It is not a Clinton-era policy. It is not a law from any administration.

Even if it were a law, there is exactly nothing wrong with disagreeing with cruel and unusual behavior, even if it is codified in a statute at any level of government.
So you'd rather see the children imprisoned with adults then? Even when we don't know 100% they are their parents or not?

That's just sick. Utterly repulsive.
Thanks for saying that. It makes sense for us to be aware of such scenarios.
Did they share any code?
What if I asked you for direct evidence to back your assertion?
Good luck with that when Apple offer the same thing for free on iOS.
I had a similar experience but in reverse.

About six months ago I left my long-time enterprise-y employer for a startup in another city. So we sold our house, packed up the family, bought a new house and moved in.

After 3 months it became obvious I had made a terrible mistake, so we sold the new house, packed up the family again, and bought another new house in the same city we had just left 3 months ago so I could return to my previous employer. They were happy to have me back and I ended up in the same desk and chair I had just vacated 3 months previous.

Only it took awhile. Since I was already in the system as a terminated employee it required manual intervention and code changes to the employee management system to get me added back in. It took about 3 weeks before I could do anything besides go to meetings.

If anything needs disrupting, it’s the employee management systems in use by pretty much all the large enterprise shops. It’s a mess.
It's cruel, unusual, and inhumane, and almost certainly unconstitutional.
Preppers maybe?
All Blender needs to do is to publish a few videos that offend everyone, and get demonetized. Problem solved!
I'm thrilled to participate in building something that won't be government controlled. It's the same excitement I had when the web wasn't Facebook and Google.
It’s clear you disagree with US immigration policy - ok - but like it or not it’s duly enacted law.

On the one hand, I’m not sure how you can rationalize people earning citizenship based on falsifying their application.

On the other hand, clearly a policy of stripping people of the citizenship based on trivial inconsitiencies or impossible to achevie standards is not within the spirit of the law.

Hence my comment indicating that where one draws the line between those two ends is where the issue lies.
The comment was a bannable offense, but please don't make the thread even worse by posting like this. Instead, as the site guidelines ask (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html), flag egregious comments and/or let us know about them at hn@ycombinator.com.
They didn't even give him a bonus to make up for those three weeks? Jesus.
The real lesson here isn't forum shopping -- moving one's digital work to another singular place is repeating the error of the past: any singular forum invites censorship or an outcome that is indistinguishable from censorship.

The answer is to distribute one's digital work widely across multiple means including those that don't need JS. Don't push people to run needless JS via PeerTube (Blender's PeerTube page is useless with JS turned off which is actually a step down from what YouTube allowed for some videos).

Instead host copies of the work in many other places such as places that don't require JS like archive.org (no JS needed, easy downloading and embedding anywhere). And encourage people to distribute copies in ad-hoc informal networks without tracking or JS.
It's interesting they mentioned "...navigating 3D space in VR..." Because this leads me to think that Waymo's driving simations are written in Unity. As oppose to say Uber whose simulation appears to be written in Unreal from their demo in GDC.
Yes, race conditions are definitely common. Thank you for pointing out the race condition in that example!

That code is intentionally simplified to make a point about the scheduling gotcha :-) The idea there was to show that a tight loop in one goroutine ( where the scheduler doesn't have an opportunity to execute) can prevent other goroutines from executing.
Why are immigrants the ones most frequently separated from their families, not the people employing them and abusing them?

Why are those seeking asylum being essentially entrapped in a web of systems and then being punished for not being lawyers whom memorized every single little detail on the books?

What is it that makes crossing a border seeking refuge from violence worse than people who drive drunk and get leniency, or those that speed or endanger the lives of other people?

And why do people keep making moral judgments as if a law by the virtue of existing makes it just or sound. Every day I guarantee you violate some sort of law and yet even people convicted of misdemeanors never lose full access to their family.
"Asylum seekers" is the term for people who show up at a port of entry and ask for asylum. We don't have to admit all of them to the country, but are obligated by treaty to give their applications for asylum due consideration.

It is also not reasonable to forcibly separate them from their families when their only crime is to ask to be allowed into the country.
...wouldn't that be a logical place to post your YouTube criticism? Do you think Martin Luther weakened his message by nailing his criticism of the church to the door of a church? Do you think picket lines are misguided for surrounding their targets when they could picket unrelated areas farther away?
This sort of statement is not backed up by any evidence whatsoever.
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Italy has a pretty cool program program for helping small scale farmers / ranchers make additional income through tourism by providing support (and money I believe) to help farmers start "agriturismos". It preserves something of the local / historical character of the farms and encourages participation in the tourism by locals rather than real estate companies building hotels.

I've stayed in a few and they've been amazing, many provide breakfast or communal dinners with produce from the farm, the settings are beautiful, and you get to know some of the local community

I'm not sure how farmers view this program, for all I know they could hate it (I hope not), but from the people I've spoken to it seems like a good program for everyone
> The YT ToS does not create an obligation on YT's part to serve your videos.

Correct. The issue here is that they blocked the videos (not plain removal) with no warning or stated limit, and then demanded monetization to unblock the videos, thus creating a duress situation.

If YouTube had a stated policy saying "Videos getting over 250k views must be monetized" or sent a 90 day warning the situation would be different.

Instead YouTube blocked the videos without warning and then demanded a new monetization contract to restore service. That reeks of a duress case.
Another point to note is that with tmuxp we can choose to load only the contexts we are currently working on rather than making all the contexts available.
Remember when the United Airlines system flagged specific passengers for removal? Throughout every step of the process employees were blocked or discouraged from exercising common sense to come up with a creative solution and bargain with passengers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Express_Flight_3411_inc...
> Given that hyperthreads share L1 cache, this might also be better for performance.

If userspace thread writes something into a buffer, does some syscall initiating asynchronous work in the kernel wouldn't it be better for the kernel thread to be located on the same core instead of shuffling the data into another cache?
Yeah, but let's just listen to those positive commenters and disregard haters. I think if you talk about your story educating others, it brings value to the ecosystem.

I respect companies like GrooveHQ that share their experience and don't conder it as a marketing or spam.
> trying to solve a problem which does not exist, despite having had decades to develop

It hasn't developed because the FCC has previously been actively trying to prevent it from happening, resulting in a few different policy statements, rules, and court cases. We've had some level of net neutrality rules on the books for over a decade. It wasn't until recently they were removed. You're ignoring history by making this claim.

http://www.techlawjournal.com/topstories/2005/20050805.asp
https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-05-151A1.pdf
Thanks for letting me know. We'll fix that.
Performance of WebXR/WebVR in Chrome+FF is the main reason I started Exokit (https://github.com/webmixedreality/exokit), which is a HTML/WebXR->OpenGL binding as a node module that runs fast.

It's early days and I can't speak to any particular performance issue, but making WebXR run like native is certainly a problem I'm trying to solve.
That's alright to me, I use vue in my own projects and react at work and while I greatly prefer one, I don't hate the other (anymore).

An aside note is that I wish there were fewer developers in this type of threads pretending that the abomination that is JSX makes react better than vue... which can use JSX just fine.
Maybe in another 40 years. People aren’t smart, they are as dumb as nails. Sad!
A vast majority of those that become addicted to illegal opiates start with legal opiates, and transition when access or cash becomes a problem.
Immigration laws were passed in America over the past few decades without proper accounting for either the moral implications or the practical enforcement of the laws themselves. Very recently the current administration put pressure on law enforcement to follow closer the letter of the law, and being unprepared to do so many government agencies (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), resulting in unethical action such as separating a large number of immigrant children and placing them in under-provisioned detention centers like prisoners.

Both major political parties have used the situation to attack the others, the conflict itself being a large historical talking point in US politics on all levels, local, state, and federal.
I think you misread the article.

The author assumed that the recruiter accidentally thought that he had been fired after reading the list of fired employees, as there were other employees with the same name.

In reality, he had been fired as his contract had not been renewed. He wasn't actively fired, but rather his contract expired because someone failed to renew it.

A big part of the problem here seems to be rather that there were no warnings of his impending "departure" to the correct people. There were no emails to his manager reminding them that his contract was ending, or to the author himself. Even if it was intended for his contract to end, it would still be a good idea to have that email sent out, just to remind them. I can totally foresee somebody forgetting that their contract is finished.
Been bitten by the console bug as well.
So can we arrest the ICE agents yet?

They are breaking the law.

https://theintercept.com/2018/06/16/immigration-border-asylu...

https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=bcb78306f832a025ab...
Def, we should be super selfish and not do anything for our country or community. Good excuse!
Ping me if you have other gotchas you'd like to add. There'll be a few more soon (JSON, Cgo, etc).
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Why not? Take 'em one at a time. And let's start with our backyard because why not, it's easier to see the damage.

Your rationale seems to be: Microsoft is not consistently moral, so they should not take any moral stances. Well, then, I hate to break it to you, but progress is suuuuuper slow. That doesn't mean we never seek it.
I used that phrase very intentionally. It has historical context, which is becoming ever more relevant.

We are witnessing a series of trial balloons, and they got just a little ahead of the ball on this one. Today, Mexicans. Tomorrow, dissidents.
That's a lot easier said than done. Microsoft might decide to look ahead to a time when Trump is not in office. Are the short-term gains worth the long term reputational damage?
In Switzerland there is a concept of the "private sphere" [1] and it basically implies that others do not have the right to pry into nor track that sphere. Each individual and family has their own sense of that sphere and of how large it is. Under this concept I cannot conceive of corporations monitoring and tracking people, then selling that information, as is currently done in the US. For instance, in Switzerland it is illegal to create a database on other people without their knowledge and consent.

It is stronger than the idea of "privacy" -- its intent is to completely isolate and protect parts of your life from both the political and the public, which includes the commercial. The right to property is part of it. Note that the Wikipedia description of French "vie privée" ("private life") [2] has deeper and more distinct grounding than the one on "privacy" [3] -- the latter claims that this is mainly a US/British legal conceptualization, but the idea of a private life that should be protected has strong historical and a different effective presence in several European legal systems.

[1] http://www.hls-dhs-dss.ch/textes/f/F16104.php

[2] https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vie_privée

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy
You can’t even satirize how Google handles their products because it will just sound too real.
I'm very familiar not only with the voting laws but the campaigns laws.

In my opinion, the voting laws in Brazil are not bad.

The US is very different than Brazil. One big difference is that in Brazil the TSE and the TREs and also the electronic ballot are standard. Here, each state has its system of voting and counting vote.

I believe that Brazil's problem is not at the vote, but after the politicians get elected.

Here, there's gerrymandering, vote suppression, Citizens United, super PACs. Very different problems.

But fear not. At the rate the current administration is implementing ignorant, racist and stupid policies, soon we will be just like Brazil.

The irony? The corruption at the highest echelons of the government and people cheering up bad leaders is not what I had in mind when I wished some stuff here was more like in Brazil (I thought more about food and extroverted people).
I'm a naturalized American and I've always understood straw man fallacies are universal. Thanks for confirming that bias.
The U.S. is actually required by law to accept and process valid refugee claims. Or do you think we should only follow laws that you like?
How do we know that? A majority of voting elgible US citizens didn't even bother to show up to vote.

Regardless what we got for the 2016 election, it was no mandate.
Nice simple solution to a sure problem. Kudos, and good luck!

Lately, we've had great experience using Hangfire (https://www.hangfire.io) for async job processing in .NET. It's an awesome piece of software.
The media is really pushing this child parent separation thing hard. This is nothing new. You commit a crime, you get separated from your child when you're arrested. Every crime is this way citizen or not, the child does not go to jail with the parent.

But that is not what they want. They want the parent to be freed under the guise of the child's rights. There is no sugar coating it, this is a desparate attempt to curb immigration enforcement because the far left is desparate to grow their voting base. They have to import voters from the third world because their agenda is becoming so extreme they are alienating their own native voters.

Really sad that politics is being peddled on this website, thinly veiled behind vaguely tech-related discussion. If I want my leftwing political propaganda I'll read reddit thank you very much.
Here's our revenue trend:
Feb: $7k
Mar: $9k
Apr: $19,5k
May: $25k
June: $13k (as of 20th June)

Spent on advertising: $0.
Judges, taken as a whole, tend to believe that law is law.
That's a hyperbolic misrepresentation of the issue and you know it.
I don't have the knowledge to know what has happened during the past 40 years of gun laws.

My impression is that gun laws have tightened, at least in the area of schools (banned on school grounds), but I can't say for sure.
The UN is not supposed to be a democratic institution. I'm speculating about the dangers of world government.
It seems unfortunate that they developed their own data format for the input. Why can't it be in the same format that SamplePGO ingests? Additionally, it also seems unfortunate to add yet another stage to the toolchain. We already have either build, run+profile, rebuild with pgo, link with LTO, or we have build with samplepgo, link with thinlto, and this is adding a third or second rebuild. It already takes a phenomenally long time to compile a large C++ application, and another pass isn't going to make it shorter.
I wish there were more anecdotes in the article. It would be good to know that lead was what gave some known rogues their head start in life. I am sure there are many other factors but if a Charles Manson or other notorious rogue had spent their formative years living under an interstate highway then that would be good to know.

The guy who invented lead-in-petrol also invented CFCs. He also died quite horribly from some contraption he made to hoist himself out of bed.

The downside to not having lead in petrol is that the raw material for the disturbing U.S. movies of the 70's has gone away, so if 'Dirty Harry' was made today then the rogues in it would not be as plausible.
I didn’t say these employees said that. This is a threaded discussion. Please read the thread.
It’s true in my experience. HR IT, IAM, etc. are dominated by fakes and low skilled workers. Corporate IT is often the same but for some reason HR IT is distilled mediocrity. Definitely some exceptions and exceptional people but they are used and abused by the frauds and leaned heavily on by the unskilled.

I’ve had the joy of being in meetings with folks from every discipline that don’t know their field but HR IT takes the cake. Somehow they find a way to absolve themselves of responsibility by leaning on more technical teams while simultaneously touting their unique technical expertise and importance they use as a club to ignore those very same teams.
Could you provide a link to where the Bengio paper was “disproven”?

I would be quite surprised to learn that, especially for the experimental result they have with the low-pass Fourier filter on the training set, and also because the Bengio paper is quite recent.
I know. I need to get moving on Pinterest. It's a total fit.
The people aren't really the ones making the decision.

Here in Ohio, for example, we didn't have a vote on recreational, instead we had a vote on a government sanctioned monopoly possibly leading the way to recreational.

If there was some sort of state issue that could be voted on which was "regulate it like we do garden tomatoes", it would pass.

Leadership has prevented this, not your cartoon idea of the oh so ignorant voter base.

Too often we blame the salt of the earth people for things the media has done. Rule by multi millionaire propagandists.
SESTA & GDPR just did. I'm generally in favor of the ideas of GDPR but these countries are all imposing ridiculous constraints that crush & quell the very small would be's & gdpr especially is vulgarly pathetically unilateral. But SESTA is truly vile. Some safe harbor is required & the US fucking wrecked it. That China wants to rewrite is a comedy compared to what the west did in two thousand fucking eighteen. Lordy lordy do have mercy we got proper fucked by the rules rewrites this year.
Speaking of translating Polish to English, I have to give a shout-out to Lem's translator who did a spectacular job translating Cyberiad (which had many stories about words and wordplay, and even some wonderful poetry) and other stories by Lem.

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

>Kandel is perhaps best known for his translations of the works of Stanisław Lem from Polish to English. Recently he has also been translating works of other Polish science fiction authors, such as Jacek Dukaj, Marek Huberath and Andrzej Sapkowski. The quality of his translations is considered to be excellent; his skill is especially notable in the case of Lem's writing, which makes heavy use of wordplay and other difficult-to-translate devices.

http://www.art.net/Studios/Hackers/Hopkins/Don/lem/HorribleP...

Oft, in that wickless chalet all begorn,
Where whilom soughed the mossy sappertort
And you were wont to bong --

http://www.art.net/Studios/Hackers/Hopkins/Don/lem/Wonderful...

A love poem, lyrical, pastoral, and expressed in the language of pure mathematics. Tensor algebra mainly, with a little topology and higher calculus, if need be. But with feeling, you understand, and in the cybernetic spirit.

Come, let us hasten to a higher plane,
Where dyads tread the fairy fields of Venn,
Their indices bedecked from one to n,
Commingled in an endless Markov chain!
[...]

http://www.art.net/Studios/Hackers/Hopkins/Don/lem/Femfatala...

>[...] Includes autolips, aphrodisial philanderoids, and satyriacal panderynes as standard accessories.

http://www.art.net/Studios/Hackers/Hopkins/Don/lem/Lem.html
well, its unfortunate that React Native didn't work for them. i think RN is great solution and direction for mobile in general. sure it can be improved but at the moment, it is the best we have for cross-platform mobile development.
A good replacement for Twitter. Where "good" means:

- Decentralised. Anyone can run their own instance, but instances are federated so everyone on any instance can see your toots (Mastodon's tweets). So if you're paranoid about privacy or hate Nazi bootboys, you can run your own instance with complete control.

- A nice progression of feeds from only people you follow; to all toots of your instance; to toots from all instances.

- Polite discourse, at least on the mastodon.social instance which I belong to. Different instances have different rules, so maybe there is one for Nazi bootboys.

- Open, so if you don't like the interface, you can make your own. The stock web interface is fine for me.

- No ads!

- Trump isn't on it.

If you enjoyed Twitter more in the past when real people tweeted about real things, Mastodon is definitely worth checking out.
Nobody here wants to look at generic comments that shit all over things, if you have something of value to say, say it, otherwise go away, nobody is going to miss you.