skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s not true. Your guest application has access to all Linux system calls in the guest VM.

You can see here the security model: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker/blob/mast...

The firecracker process itself is limited in the system calls it can make, but kvm allows the guest Linux process the ability to expose a full set of system calls to end user applications.
On the rheology of cats (2014) [pdf]
Here's lstopo output for the largest one, for good measure: https://instaguide.io/info.html?type=a1.4xlarge#tab=lstopo though there's nothing terribly surprising.
I think a better source of information for your point is the actual article linked to in the twitter feed:

https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2017/9/26/1635652...
Elon Musk: Nobody ever changed the world on 40 hours a week
I imagine it's for consistency. The fewer unused features they continue to support going forwards, the simpler it becomes to develop the websites, mobile apps, and set-top box experiences.

YouTube is already pretty fragmented as it is, with each device having a different experience. Since viewing is increasingly a mobile thing, and the mobile site sucks, I would be more than pleased to see some consistency coming across their platform.
I think it’s more to do with Apple actually.

I don’t believe google could place them on a full screen video on iOS.
how can i reach you, email me at my username @testimonly.com and i will be happy to talk to you.
For audio output (the majority usecase, I'd argue), this didn't matter much. Left and right audio output _always worked_, and in my experience, at least the play/pause button worked fairly universally as well.
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Your quote from Truman's diary exactly proves that the US president was lied to, if he believed that:

"The target will be a purely military one and we will issue a warning statement"

Since the planers always knew their goals: the whole city populated with humans (which obviously can't be called a military target more than any city can be) was selected simply to "test" the bomb's destructive power. It's widely documented: a few cities in Japan were therefore intentionally, according to the months long military planing, spared from being bombed with conventional bombs by the US(!) The list of the targets was planned and revised. On the shortest list of the targets was also Kyoto, which was removed from that list only on the intervention of Henry Stimson, the US secretary of war under both Roosevelt and under Truman. Kyoto was just lucky that Stimson was before the war a "tourist" in Kyoto, in 1920's.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed in August 6 and 9. But even in July that year "Japan was so beaten that the U.S. continuing further bombing and bombardment was tantamount to flogging a dead horse."

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2015/12/04/commentary/j...
> But our developer didn’t know we had our own library for this [...]

I guess you also addressed this problem, right?

Distributing knowledge inside the company is an issue, that's even more crucial in software engineering.
Did you consider adding a password-changing webapp that connects via a smartphone's headphone jack? Or maybe even just with a _cheap_ piezo for bidirectional beeping to a smartphone? Consider the equalizer commonly used in the output path of a smartphone, but there should be existing work you might be able to build on.
This hasn't bothered me in the least and I was fine with the change.

Before I bought an iPhone without the headphone jack I bought a SoundBlaster bluetooth adapter for my wired headphones - which I'm quite fond of - and so continued to use my wired headphones. I've only got the one set of headphones, so they stay permanently plugged into the Sound Blaster device. I'll keep it until my wired headphones die or until there are a set of bluetooth headphones with a good fit and good battery life.

https://us.creative.com/p/sound-blaster/sound-blaster-e3
not sure how people disagree with me simply stating my use of my phone’s audio. also, i meant “masqueraded” in that last line. not sure what happened.
I said that I prefer it :D

And even in ML-style language, I wouldn't like a result of

(Maybe result, Maybe error)

and I would much prefer

Result result | Partial (result error) | Error error | Nothing

These two things are the same. I still like the spelled-out version better. Especially because this gives me easier way to model different things.

Consider changing my example to

Result result | Partial (result error) | Error error

or

Result result | Error error

Semantic of every one of these is different. And nicely explicit :)
I think in any locality you’ll have some sort of rank determining who’s most competent in the team/department/etc. When someone is self aware of their rank as perceived by others it becomes a payable advantage for all sorts of possible purposes:
To decide,
To lead,
To help,
To change,
Distinction,
Promotion,
Disdain,
Control,
Pay rise,
Etc

How they use it, what for and what you could do about it depends on the situation and the people involved. General advise would be, as usual, understand what’s actually happening and what enables it, then act accordingly.
OpenBSD isn’t using the pkg we are talking about, fwiw. You’ll need to install FreeBSD for that.
I'm going to take this number out of my ass but I'd say that only 1% of the people that watch a video will go read the full description unless there is a specific resource they are looking for(usually links)
Teridion will not like this, at all. Good for the customers though.
Aside from the other comments (which are all relevant), it's often not 'five minutes' to make a change like that - some of my (fairly simple) videos take longer than that just to render, aside from actually making the edit in the first place. Annotations offered a quick, easy and universal way to put on screen corrections in place,without loads of work and without losing view count, comments or fragmentation. That's no longer available.
> You buy a crappy house somewhere, and you sell it to a friend for a lot more

This is an inefficient way to inflate asset values. What you’d actually do is put your garbage house in a special purpose vehicle (SPV), sell 5% of the SPV to your friend at a stupid price, get the SPV appraised based on that transaction, have the SPV take out a non-recourse secured loan based on that appraisal value, pay your friend back (plus something for him) and then jingle mail away.

The key is leveraging the cash your friend has to put in. That’s the scarce resource.

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice nor advice of any kind. Please don’t do this.
I felt the same way about the adapter my phone came with, until I wanted to use the headphones on my desk at work and realized I couldn't do that because I left the adapter with the headphones in my car.
You can't and never could do so why implement it?
And even with the most perfect AIs we should still a lot of human judgement
Hm, maybe it is the explicit nature I am after? For example I really liked the checked exceptions in Java, even though I understand the reservations of other people.
Cheap Labor is driving everything in China, not just XXX-evil-sounding-taking-over-the-world-ambition..
Is it just me or the nytimes is running out of shitty PR about China to write about ..
The youtube app has its own frontend for video playback.
Did Amazon hire the MS licensing folks to work on their subscription prices?
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You confuse your subjective experience with the overall picture. The list of devices which kernel does support is not only incredible, but higher than that of any other OS safe Windows maybe. And even in windows you will have pretty the same hardware problems, just with the different set of hardware, which you were lucky to avoid. Shit like this [1] [2] is pretty common in windows world as well.

>The touchpad and touchscreen don't work during install, so you'll need to plug in a mouse or fuss with keyboard-only navigation. After installation you'll only have 2.4GHz wifi, so you'll need to install the Lenovo driver. There are probably other Lenovo drivers that will be required - but I haven't taken the experiment any farther yet.

>Intel GMA 910 and 915 series released in 2004 and 2005 respectively didn't get WDDM driver which means they only work with Windows XP, Vista and 7

Most of the time you just have an OEM preinstalled for you or even an OS preinstalled on a very particular hardware (macos).

[1] https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Yoga-Series-Notebooks/Yo...

[2] https://communities.intel.com/thread/123273
1) it still allows standard 3.5mm headphone jacks to be used.

2) Bluetooth is a standard, and Apple isn't the only company that makes Bluetooth headphones.
Good riddance. 99% of the time annotations were spam as far as I know. Using them for actual annotations seemed to be a rarity.
More like pay per term with most nanodegrees being 2 terms if you stay on pace. They used to have a monthly optio, which was nice if you worked fast. But now the only monthlyish option is the payment plan for a term loan.
Your non-lousy product stewardship would let me replace the video file of a John Carmack tech talk with an Amway recruiting video?
> the sound I hear every time an old TV is on

Ah that would be the flyback transformer. Plainly audible to us these days now that most TVs don't have them any more. (I think GP is talking about something else btw)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyback_transformer
And written for "hundreds" of clients according to the author, which basically implies a good chunk of the 300k lines to be duplicates, with a relative ammount of customization.
True, but not within safari.
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I'd love to switch to BSD, but

> Docker on FreeBSD is experimental.

https://wiki.freebsd.org/Docker

I don't want to run yet another operating system just to have to run VMs on top of it...
So I'll say that saying "thank you" is a highly valuable activity. It boosts people's spirits and makes them feel appreciated. Remember: we're humans and somewhat touchy feely. Gratitude is motor oil for us.

Also, tragically the world is wired to provide feedback mostly of the negative kind. This is useful to receive but also it's an unfortunate skew. Positive feedback with a few details about what is good are a hugely valuable contribution.

But if you don't have that amount of time, saying "thanks" alone is worth the keystrokes. :-)
Ahaa, I didn't take AWStats into account. I was thinking more in terms of "one bloom filter per unique thing you want the distinct count out of", for example 1 per day & IP & User agent. I guess your approach would work fine for quite "empty" bloom filters, but if your filter is too large it becomes again more plausible to reverse the IPs from it.

You get more accurate counts from "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter#Approximating_the... formula. And I'm not even sure what to do if you have under-sized your filter and suddenly you get lots of unique visitors, I guess you'd need to create a larger filter on-the-fly.

Btw Redis supports bloom filters, so you don't have to worry about the in-memory implementation ;) https://redislabs.com/blog/rebloom-bloom-filter-datatype-red...
mobile first is pretty nasty, but it's probably unavoidable business wise since smartphones are the new mainstream
Pushing the adoption of "serverless" - benefits Amazon ultimately as it's the largest provider.
I think that's part of the problem. Does a new video, which may have nothing to do with the originial video, really deserve the views and popularity of the old video?
My understanding is that the latest version of iPhone doesn't ship with the adapter anymore.[0]

0: https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/12/17827970/no-more-free-iph...
Hmm... OK... I guess I will add that feature to my video platform that adds features to YouTube videos. Do we have a way to extract annotations via API? Probably...
I really hate this perspective on food.

The vast majority of people who might have access to—or want to eat—dandelion are not malnourished and do not have vitamin deficiencies, and so adding dandelion to their diet will have zero net effect on their health. Swapping some vegetable out for dandelion will have zero net effect on their health. Replacing one doughnut with one portion of dandelion will have zero net effect on their health when compared to swapping out that doughnut for any other reasonable vegetable.

Individual foods are, generally speaking, neither healthy nor unhealthy. Diets are healthy or unhealthy.
Pretty much most of marketing and nearly all of advertising then.
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But if it was allowed, view counts & popularity learning could be assigned to a completely different video that is uploaded as an "edit"
It seems strange to me that you're so concerned with how we should try to be more respectful to Rich given the querulous and disdainful tone of his post.
Here is a trick: don't engage with those people.

Someone said bad words to you on the internet? Close your browser tab: you're done. Learn that you can't please everyone and you're better alone than with bad company.

I don't know if it's because a lot of drama queens and marketing people populate social media but it feels like most people can't fucking live without the approval of everyone when reading some websites.

If you want to bring conference in (it's IRL, can't close a tab) here is how to react: when someone start telling you shit, stop speaking, turn 180°, go join another group of people. It's rude? So what? Some person is now fuming while you're stress-free and engaging with better people.

Learn to ignore people. Learn to say no. You don't have to please anyone.
I'm a student in Japan.
The story of Hiroshima is before I was born, but I hear it often.

Speaking of nuclear we had nuclear meltdown in Fukushima a while ago.
> Learning - they will not have any formal training nor time to train you, so be prepared to self-learn.

Disagree with this one - yes you will need to self-learn, but learning to self-learn is an invaluable tool in itself. You will learn to be extremely non-reliant on other people, and you will probably need to learn about parts of the stack you did not know about before, and fast. You might learn about project management or giving sales pitches. If you are thinking about starting your own company, you will learn a huge amount about how this happens, and what that means (I learned that I didn't want to do it for example!)

I have learned a huge deal from my startup experience, probably double the rate I was learning at the bigger company I was working at before.
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Now that I think about it though, due to fine size minimums, the placement would probably be messed up even if it worked. I imagine that's part of the problem with just adapting it.
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Channels that may overtake PewDiePie soon
What is or isn’t allowed on iOS limits the Android app? Of course iOS users are a significant amount, but they could do something for only a mere like 90% of their mobile user base. It’s just that annotations weren’t working with their mouse focus, while cards have been there as a replacement since forever in internet age.

(More towards saurik) Maybe it’s very noble to want to hoard annotations on 100 views cat videos from 2009, but I’m sure the amount of significant losses that won’t be solved by simply adding a comment to the video is next to nothing.
Young dandelion leaves are not very bitter at all.
It does, but packages aren't obligated to provide sysvinit scripts for your non-systemd-using convenience.

Over time, the number of packages that do will fall, because engineer convenience and cognitive bandwidth are incredibly high priorities; "that's the crusty old way while this is the new hotness"; and, "oh, but we need this one little thing systemd offers," &c.

And before you know it, those of us on the ops side are stuck supporting something we loathe, and having to rewrite a bunch of scripting and tooling in response to discovering new and exciting ways the "new hotness" ends up breaking things that worked perfectly well until it came along.

Literally, we're facing another iteration of that very cycle right now: our non-production environment refresh process suddenly fails to complete without being manually thumped at multiple points. Why? System fucking d.

But no: "It works fine for us, so it can't be a problem for anyone else, right? Right?"
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Until you want to charge and listen to music at the same time, which I wanted to do on a flight recently. I had to charge up to what I thought was enough and then put the headphones in. Annoying.

My wife also brought Lightning headphones, which didn't work with anything except her phone, leading to her using the cheap airline ear buds for the in flight entertainment system.
You still have a full Linux kernel running inside the vm though?l with Firecracker versus essentially a fiber with cloudflare.
Thanks, will try FreeBSD first, then.
Why not use FreeBSD jails?
If you miss the headphone jack don't buy an Iphone.
When buying a product you are actually validating its design with your purchase. Every dollar is a vote and money is the only language companies talk.
I like my headphone jack but I’d rather have none than one of those janky condoms.
Onion2k's Corollary: No one ever changed the world on 40 hours a week on their own.
Soil growing consists largely of putting a seed on or in soil. And nothing else.

I say largely consists of, as this is still the dominant way plants go about seeding soil (plus animal and insect vectors).
Why anybody would play YouTube videos in Safari on iOS? Don't tell me iOS don't open YouTube links in YouTube app automatically?
My experience was opposite. My car stereo has bluetooth and I would often listen to my phone that way because, well convenient .. one day I accidentally used the wired mode because I was charging my phone from it and boom the improvement in sound quality just blew me away.

I looked into this, and the Bluetooth audio codecs just aren't that good. From heated discussions I have learned that the AirPod ones are in fact lossless because they use a grade of codec that isn't commonly available and thus never actually have to decode/reencode or anything like that. It's digital all the way to your ears.

So maybe bluetooth is "as good as" line quality when you've all the pieces lined up; but line quality can be obtained "for free" at all times with commodity hardware. Just a thought.
I don't think it's wrong. How has removing the headphone jack made anyone's life better? I can't think of one way.

It's not as if you couldn't use wireless headphones before the headphone jack was removed. Now that the jack is removed, you're forced to use a USB-C dongle (which has its disadvantages) or purchase expensive Bluetooth headphones if you want a decent enough quality / battery life.
This definition of “temporary” defeats the entire purpose of the word. There’s a massive difference between “a lifetime” and “a day, a month, a year”.
Got a bit confused about terminology, I normally call putting a message in a log file "logging" but here you are referring to "source control" I believe.

I think it varies from company to company, some are more strict that others. Big changes you write a brief summary, leave a line and write a full on description. Small changes a small one line message is enough. Both can reference a ticket too. For pull requests, always squash your commits to one commit and make that as descriptive as possible (if required).
Combine the Federal Governments fiscal stimulus with state an local austerity and they balance each other out.
They already did that according to the article. Adding annotations was disabled somewhere in 2017.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18380865#18381842

Passwords will never die. also by outlawing them either you force everyone to re-register to every site they want to visit or give all the power to single-sign-on services like facebook and google.
> Many, many people treat open-source projects like consumer products.

To me, this linr of argument completely misses the point.

It's entirely immaterial how a FLOSS project is treated. This problem is essentially an identity hijacking problem. The community trusted the old maintainer, but then he screwed up by enabling an attacker to essentially take over his identity and thus create and exploit a major vulnerability in his behalf.
A simple rule is that more instructions mean more execution time and more people time. The first of those is not always true, but the second of those is generally always true.

The total instruction count is the number of instructions from the source code that are actually executed. This isn't the lines of code that people read. For example a loop may comprise 100 iterations and 3 lines of code. That loop will likely result in 300 instructions. If a loop contains a child loop than the instruction count is something like:

(iterations * overhead) * (iterations * overhead)

I am not a fan of OOP programming because there tends to be a lot of overhead. I understand this overhead helps to bind things together at writing time and share resources at execution time, but at maintenance time years and hundreds of developers later its often a catastrophic mess. I would rather the binding be an explicit call to a reference that I can read opposed to reasoning about flow control that isn't evident from reading the source code.

I am also not a fan of pronouns, which in some languages is the this keyword. If I have to guess what a reference is contextually I am wasting time that could be better spent making a code change.
While this mentality seems comforting, make no mistake: its appeal is only a consequence of the erosion of family and community over the last 200 years in the western world.

As a commenter said below: an avoidance of long-term commitments leads to a society that doesn’t plan very far into the future.
This is probably not introduction level but

http://aras-p.info/texts/files/2018Academy%20-%20GPU.pdf

I think that was posted on HN recently?
If you can mac-whitelist, you might also be able to use 802.1X in some form, and be it just locking to the TPM chip or some other crypto token your device has already.
It should always be mentioned that nutmeg is very toxic.
In my opinion they should print all the annotations with their respective times to the description of the videos that still have them, with a remark like

"Google Backup of annotations:

03:01-3:35 annotation text content"
I'm a man who was brought up in a home where I didn't gain any career advantages from my family or any connections they may have had. I've seen most of my peers at university gain entrance into their first career or internship based on such advantages, either directly or through their education at home.

There are many men who receive these advantages. There are certainly many women who receive them too. It might be the case that these advantages are chanelled more toward male children due to the prejudices of their parents, but I don't know. Nevertheless, anyone like this will have an easy time starting their career even without making use of a camp like this.

I have the feeling that camps like the one in this post will mostly be taken advantage of by the already advantaged few, and unfortunately most of its possible benefits won't be realised.