skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Kubernetes upgrades
I was wondering how do you handle Kubernetes upgrades? Do you do the upgrade in-place using for example Kops or do you just provision another cluster with the correct Kubernetes version and switch over?
I would argue that most of those things should come naturally, they should not be homework. Maybe on one day, you need less food, maybe another day your body needs rest. Being proud is beyond everything :D
Hamilton the person was a deeply elitist, anti-immigration slave owner who was incredibly suspicious of democracy. Hamilton the musical is misleading, portraying a hero in the mold of modern sensibilities. And that's not even getting to the other characters. It's historical fan fiction.
I have been working with this font since the last time it was posted here and I am far from bored of it. I did contact Rasmus the developer as I needed a little bit of help self hosting it, Rasmus got back to me very quickly which was very nice.

If anyone is using this font do note that it is no longer 'Inter UI' but 'Inter'. Update your CSS accordingly even though there is a legacy @import for the old font name.

Also take note of the glyphs, there are plenty of them and you can use them for UI elements.

If you are doing fractions in your HTML then Inter will do a neat job of displaying them. Calling this a 'font' is an understatement, it does it all and redefines what a font should be - variable, fully featured and with excellent support in Rasmus + contributors.
Hey, Hacker News! I'm developing a new blockchain project. It is an identity proof system based on the idea of six degrees of separation.

As I already mentioned in hackernews (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18988497) I'm writing a series of posts, which I'll then transform into whitepaper.

This is the second post. It proves the six degrees of separation idea. It turns out Microsoft, Facebook and Neil deGrasse Tyson all agree that the world is connected in less than 7 handshakes. There is also some simple math, confirming that the idea works, and my further plan.

The post is for non-technical readers.

Will be happy to hear your thoughts and critique!
There's a lot of evidence that mindfulness based stress reduction works, with somewhat weaker evidence for other applications of mindfulness. There's little evidence for self-help books or your 'just feel better' approach, though.
Why do I see insulation only behind the wood and in a lot of places I still see metal.
How would you put a gun with no serial number on a registry? It would be impossible to prove its provenance or registration status.

If, in fact, what you're arguing is correct, then they must have added a serial number when registered.

The NFA requires all registered weapons to have a serial anyway, so I doubt what you're claiming happened.
> West had idleness as its second nature...

I'm sorry that you had to deal with those things as a child, but I'm not sure what you're saying here. That children in the west are soft due to insufficient adversity?

Mental health is not something that's "so dumb to waste time on". Maybe you are tough enough to take what life throws at you, or maybe you just think you are. But I've been around long enough to know that people can be broken-down by events in even an ordinary life - and children need kindness and support just as much as they need challenge and the opportunity to learn from mistakes.

If I've misunderstood then please feel free to explain more.
A Project Management Professional Certification Is a Ladder to a Career
There's a good bit of evidence that MBSR works.
My buddy recently left for another job where they have offices and it looks so much nicer. I'm sure he can concentrate much better.
These rescinded job offers after someone has uprooted their life, assuming that the offer can be proven (written is best!) surely promissory estoppel applies and some kind of remedy is a slam dunk?
How would you pass values between them?

Note Hooks execute on every render. That’s their whole point.

I explain this here: https://overreacted.io/why-do-hooks-rely-on-call-order/#flaw...
>You can't complain about the existing system without offering an alternative.

Yes, you can, and yes, you should. Or are you saying you shouldn't file bug reports unless you can provide a patch?

Get real.
> Children have no problems with happiness or well-being.

Either you had a fairly idyllic life as a child of (more likely) you are looking at the past through rose tinted glasses (many people do this). Kids have problems.
These made me laugh. Wish they had more options though..
"I hate having to like you on a schedule - can we just have Valentine's Day every day?"
Or, better still,
"I don't really like you today, but I like you most days"
That's because you also talk about your mind in the third person and not aware of it. You are consistently talking to yourself in your mind throughout the entire day. (Try to stop it if you don't believe this is true and exactly this is what you are trying to stop with mindfulness)

Your child clearly understands the situation better. I recommend you take up mindfulness meditation as well.
Spotify buys Gimlet and Anchor in podcast push, earmarks $500M for more deals
> But it’s not the devil substance so much propaganda has taught us.

I think the danger with many psychoactive substances is the diminishing ability to judge what "normal" is. And that applies to all sorts of stuff, legal and not.

Might be worth considering removing the crutches for a couple of months, dealing with life head-on, and seeing if it's really so bad.
Outsourced dives into that topic a bit:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425326/
Written with tongue only half in cheek:

Depends. In the US where media companies write copyright law and hand it to legislators, yes. In China where there appears to be no Rule of Law, no.
Other kids? Childhood bullying is very, very common, and is a big driver of this sort of thing. Social media may have made this even worse, but it's always been a thing.
By being literate I will only learn from other people's experience. But I can only truly rely on my own experience.
This is similar to HK, Cantonese had a similar Romanization system as well, makes things trillion times easier for English Speaker to pronounce it.

No idea where did the Chinese Pinyin came from.
Yes, I was forced to leave my home and sleep on friend's houses multiple times during my childhood; once, we were forced to leave by threat of force in the evening, and spend three months living on a floor mattress in another city. For a couple of years, I often struggled to fall asleep due to fear, not just for me but also for my younger brother - my chest would compress at every loud noise. Randomly crying when alone (particularly in the shower) was common during that time.

But no, I was never dodging bullets. I lived in a Western country and the assailant used other weapons and wasn't part of a paramilitarized group, so I guess it doesn't count.
I highly recommend Homage to Catalonia if you liked Animal Farm. It really explains how Orwell became disillusioned with communism (while fighting for it).
Visualizing the Crime Rate Perception Gap
State of mobile AR development
Maybe the Apple Store will be redesigned so it's actually responsive and works on mobile.
Blokada (https://blokada.org/) acts as a VPN. It slows my connection speeds to a halt.
Every Michener impacts you differently. Also, his style of writing is unmatched in my opinion. He is a master storyteller and can take any topic to make it interesting.
But those solutions are often the barrier that people are trying to overcome. Due to things like anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism etc. that may be mild forms which are undiagnosed which hinder your interactions with others and the way you perceive your very identity and inability to perceive how others see you. These are not always overt feelings that you feel per se, they can be subtle, in the background of your mind like a gnawing feeling that convinces you don't deserve those things you listed or the ideal scenario someone has in their head is unattainable. And ofcourse severe cases are much worse.

Mindfulness, and Meditation by association, are the ways to identify the reoccurring thoughts and feelings, learning how to live with (not deal with or cure) them is key.
The major application of mindfulness for which there is actually evidence is stress/anxiety reduction. This would obviously be useful for kids who are bullied and/or have bad home environments.
That explanation is a bit circular along the lines that kids like putting things in their mouths because they like putting things in their mouths. As to why we've evolved that way it's probably to build the immune system. It needs exposure to stuff in the environment to figure what to react to. The increase in asthma and allergies in the modern world is probably because kids don't get enough dirt exposure and then the immune system overacts later.
China's first sci-fi film vs. Hollywood sci-fi film
>Does anyone remember when Beijing was Peking?

The name Peking came from Cantonese.
I am giving it a listen to now whilst I get on with other things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4aBFDhWpP8
Harmonizing Signals and Events with a Lightweight Extension to Java (2018)
>employees resigning with no notice

>involve notice

The wiki article you link even mentions the use of the word in regards to employment.

>Ghosting is not limited to only intimate relationship contexts. It can also happen between friends or even family members,[20] and be practiced by employers with prospective candidates.
> her problem was that she was tasked with the very difficult goal of turning apple retail into a luxury experience akin to burberry and turn apple watch into a must-have fashion accessory. she was to lay the groundwork for apple’s thrust into wearables, but she had very little control over the product

And how, exactly, do you know that was what she waas tasked with? That sounds a lot like expectations that an outsider might have placed on her based on a quick glance at her bio, but you have no idea what her tactical and strategic objectives were.
An Introduction to the Mathematics of Uncertainty (2010) [pdf]
The answer to your venerable question, "what was it like to make calls in Europe in the 1960s", is here:
http://www.wideweb.com/phonetrips/mbseurope.mp3
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Think Home – Think Plix
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This is irrelevant. I'm simply stating that we don't have the teeth of a predator. I'm very surprised to be downvoted for this on HN where people take pride in their scientific awareness.
Yes, the book within 1984. I think that 1984 deserves several re-reads and the nuances of it can only be appreciated if you are in a world of 1984 and share a few of the problems Winston has, including the health ones.
Awesome!

disclaimer: I've been involved in https://www.rulerapproach.org/ (as part of the development team from www.camplight.net)

It's interesting that the news release from gov.uk[1] focuses that they are doing one of the largest studies in the world with 370 schools... Looking today at our RULER statistics we now have almost ~900 enlisted USA schools.

Combining those will definitely become one of the largest, unless there's something similar in other parts of the world :O Have anybody heard something like this in other countries?

I hope all these initiatives lead to less bullying and aggressive behavior :))

[1] https://www.gov.uk/government/news/one-of-the-largest-mental...
By the same criteria, HEVC is non-starter for me. Unfortunately for me, the world around me didn't stop developing, just to fulfill my wishes.

Expect the same with AV1.
"we'll probability hit human-level AI."

I would bet an awful lot of money against this.
> Watching how their sales systems, repair systems and apple.com are not remotely integrated so everything has to be entered in triplicate

That is entirely the opposite of any experience I've had in an Apple store - they seem to have all the info they need (including my email address and card on file) at their fingertips - no re-entry or messing around.
Thats a quite simplistic way of interpreting.

He fought for socialism and he stayed a socialist - but he became a enemy of Stalinism.

The brotherhood and spirit of the socialist militia he was in, he praised as real and something he never experienced before or after.
Income per sq/ft is up 20% since 2013, so no - it's not the same thing.

[1]https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-apple-a...
Firefox supports addons on mobile.
Google, Netflix, Amazon... so basically overwhelming majority of the video on the Internet. Left is broadcast video, where the HEVC support can be relegated to set-top boxes.

So yes, hardware world is going to accept AV1.
"I always lie" is easy to resolve:
He can not always lie because that would be a contradiction.
But he is currently lying. Sometimes he says the truth but currently he is not.
Heh, yeah, it's almost like the project was created by a professional designer.
This is amazing! I have a background in physics and electronics, but I have never been involved in amateur radio. However, I would love to and would like to ask if one could point me to resources for delving into it? When it comes to math and e.g. electrodynamics and practical filters, I wouldn't need an introduction. Thanks!
Actually the US is already going away. More and more international conferences that used te be held in the US start to choose another location.

The reason is simple: We are not welcome anymore. This is one small example. The continuing abuse by the TSA is another big factor. The rampant police and governemental abuse (or that's how it looks from the outside at least) is another factor. Why would I risk ending up in some legal limbo by going to the USA?
Spotify to Acquire Gimlet Media and Anchor
If you can ship a custom decoder, don’t care about battery life, and have enough CPU headroom, yes, VP9 is an option. For everyone else, until AV1 hardware ships it’d be better to stick with H.264 than use VP9 if you can’t figure out a way to make H.265 work in your business.
Edward Abbey - Desert Solitaire.

There are plenty of good reads here already but for posterity I am going to add Edward Abbey to the list. His work is a primer on what freedom is really about rather than this 'freedom' word bandied about by politicians. His work was also important to the environmental movement.
No need for desk sized RISC-humans for it to be damaging.

I sense society is getting depressed because the value and meaning of work has evaporated. How people will react by feeling existentially subpar ?
The problems you mentioned, while being a completely different matter, will not (and should not) be solved by mindfulness anyway.

You are exactly approving my point that it's the adults who need to solve their problems (on different levels) first.
Collection of various subtle and unsubtle shell tweaks to drive people insane
China hacked Norway's Visma to steal client secrets
Yes, they pool all payments, then portion out according to the share of plays compared to the total number of plays on the platform. That obviously favors popular artists, but it is a reasonable way of portioning payment, based on absolute popularity. Exactly as with traditional record sales, highly popular artists get the lion's share of the total revenue. In that sense, they payment scheme behind Spotify is absolutely nothing new.

I would absolutely prefer if my subscription payment got portioned out to only the artists I personally listened to, but I can also see how that would be a daunting task to portion payment based on the listening profile of every individual user out of millions. It would be more fair, obviously. I bet there is/would be a lot of pushback from the big labels, obviously.

All of this mess is why I still buy downloads from my favorite artists, especially if they're niche bands. I'm not gonna necessarily going to buy the next Kreator or Judas Priest album, but I'll definitely buy the next release from Bonehunter or Blackrat, precisely because they get shafted by the combination of Spotify, big labels and "creative accounting".
Lion Air crash shows cockpit computers are no substitute for pilot skills
There are lots of books that changed the way I think. An example that may be of special interest to the HN community is "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport (http://calnewport.com/books/so-good/). I have spent lots of time finding the perfect career, until I learned from this book that you must stop finding the perfect career. Just do something that you like enough to spend lots of time on it. Everything else will come. It was very liberating.
it would look like this:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/

:)
> From my understanding quickly reading through the spec, it looks like HTTP/3 starts with a standard TLS handshake for key exchange, but then QUIC "crypto" frames are used to carry application-level data instead of TLS frames[2]. Is this accurate?

Sort of, kinda, no? It's a "standard TLS handshake" from a cryptographic point of view, but the TLS standard specifies that all this data travels over TCP. QUIC doesn't use TCP, so for QUIC the same data is cut up differently and moved over QUIC's UDP channel. So, everything uses QUIC's frames, not just application data.

QUIC needs to solve a bunch of problems TCP already solved, plus the new problems, and chooses to do so in one place rather than split them and have an extra protocol layer. For example, "What do I do if some device duplicates a packet?" is solved in TCP, so TLS doesn't need to fix it. But QUIC needs to fix it. On the other hand, "What do I do if some middleman tries to close my connection to www.example.com?" is something TCP doesn't solve and neither does TLS but QUIC wants to, so again QUIC needs to fix it.

One reason to do all this in one place is that "it's encrypted" is often a very effective solution even when your problem isn't hostiles just idiots. For example maybe idiots drop all packets with the bytes that spell "CUNT" in them in some forlorn attempt to protect "the children". Ugh. Now nobody can mention the town of Scunthorpe! But wait, if we encrypt everything now the idiot filter will just drop an apparently random and vanishingly small proportion of packets, which we can live with. "I just randomly drop one entire packet for every 4 gigabytes transmitted" is still stupid, but now everything basically works again.
Slightly off-topic, but has any of those who dislike hooks for the added magic seen Svelte.js version 3? It is ridden with magic. Top-level variables in the <script> block are "observable" in the Vue sense of the word and accessible in the <template> block; so whenever they change, the relevant parts of the template get updated. The creator of Svelte says that it's very intuitive, and that developer experience is great. I wonder what your take on that will be.
Streaming revenue isn't negligible, even if it seems intuitively that it should be.

Record company revenues are textbook Long Tail.

Source: spent the last two years working on a digital sales processing platform for a major label.
Cryptocurrency Fund Assets Are at All-Time High
i'm curious to see how you make it double as an office. I have looked at a few trailers with the thoughts of ripping out a bank of couches I would never use (some trailers are set up like you're going to be entertaining a dozen people) and installing a desk, but haven't seen anyone do something like that. Usually, I just see photos of people sitting at the dining table which isn't really going to cut it for me.
Yes. 'According to Weber, another of Masters’ siblings “noticed bruising around Tomi's neck,” but said that Masters begged them not to tell her parents about it. Masters told the sibling the relationship was “not as bad as it seemed.”'
Charles Duhigg "The Power of Habit" and Kelly McGonigal "The Willpower Instinct" both greatly impacted my perception of people's actions and ways of life. Currently reading "Thinking Fast And Slow" and it has the same effect on me.

Jordan B. Peterson "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" made me more proactive and helped to summarize some past experience.

Richard Feynman "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" awesome book, about awesome life of awesome person.
I think there's a mismatch between their classification and that of the people surveyed.

The survey characterizes "Scientific development" as "Data analysis + Machine learning", with 28% of the people selecting one of those two latter categories as the answer for "What do you use Python for the most?"

However, only 6% of the users said they were in a company which did science, and only 2% develop for a science industry.

Now, it's certainly true that a scientist can work for a company which neither does science nor targets science research. As an example, an ice cream company may employ food scientists.

It's also possible that people who do, for example, actuarial science might group themselves as working in "insurance" rather than "science".

But it seems wrong to infer that "Scientific development" is equivalent to "Data analysis + Machine learning" without stronger support.

After all, an engineer uses data analysis to evaluate a design, and while engineering is an applied field of science, with a great amount of engineering science to back it up, I don't think many engineers consider themselves as a scientist or as someone doing scientific development.
I'm dieting at the moment (mainly trimming down after Christmas, and making some room for a winter bulk routine).

Quite a few times, I've been so hungry that it interfered with my thinking. I had to eat something to get my focus back. Currently sub-10% body fat and a pretty seasoned dieter, so I think I have a fairly good feeling for what's real "hunger" and what's just "craving food".

In 2 weeks I'll switch to a weekly 36 hour fast, but I have no idea how I'm going to deal with the hunger pangs affecting concentration. Maybe, as you say, it is something you can train yourself out of.
I found Sheila Fitzpatrick’s The Russian Revolution 1917-1932 to be a well-written and fairly balanced account of the period. In her first chapter she goes as far back as the emancipation of the serfs to describe the societal context that led to the 1905 and 1917 revolutions. The book is easy to read, not too long but is well referenced if you want to further explore.
It is more C# like, and was used to write one of the Singularity post OSes at MS Research.

"Automated Verification of a Type-Safe Operating System"

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...
Nothing interesting. It's just that it's inconvenient to mass-pirate at those sizes.
Much of the advice in the article boils down to keep doing new things, and exposing yourself to new experiences- physical, mental. Significant to me is how little the comments here speak about the note on social groups. It emphasizes a diverse, robust social group. Do I know that many people not in tech? How would I do that?
The zero sum game is students' time. Not contribution to society.

Whether it has to be a zero sum game is another matter, but you seem to have misunderstood the assertion of your parent comment.