skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you use third-party Helm charts, you eventually need to add onto the generated objects in a way which the chart doesn't support, and then you're up a creek without a paddle. This is precisely the use case which Kustomize tries to fix and it was the only real strength which Helm had to begin with (i.e. the ease of installing third-party software on your cluster).

In the meantime, because you must install Helm into every namespace in your cluster into which you desire to install charts, it's a massive resource hog and security risk. Charts themselves also need to be hosted somewhere, so you end up needing to install Chartmuseum, Harbor, or Artifactory (if you didn't have Artifactory already), and they have their own operational costs.
If the OS and APIs were stable, nobody would ever need to update a driver unless they wanted a bug fix.
Yes, but it is impossible to prove that civilizations that remain the same over millennia dont exist.
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When it comes to original content - and that's the main appeal of Apple TV+ - I'm confident that Apple understands that staggered releases aren't really an option these days. Netflix releases their originals at the same time in most markets. I'd expect Apple to do the same.

The access to third-party content (or lack thereof) isn't in Netflix' hands. That's basically the reason why they double down on their very own originals.
The amortized cost of vector insert is 3
Indeed, that is why Red-Hat gave up on selling distributions for desktop GNU/Linux, and is now part of IBM, selling support contracts to enteprises.

How many business are making money selling Debian based software?

And how many business critical software stacks are still based on GPL, without any kind of dual license of some sort?
Or his book, "Non-Violent Communication: A Language of Life". It's gotten me into NVC and it's been a game-changer.
Why Entrepreneurs Sell Themselves Short
Which "millions of lines of code" are compatible with POSIX without having any Linux or macOS specific code? Or being compatible with Windows for that matter, which is POSIX compliant just in the name?

I think you're hugely overstating the importance of POSIX, not to mention downplaying the fact that POSIX really isn't sufficient requirement to not have to do any code porting.
I didn't disagree with your statement. I was adding to it.
nice example of an ad hominem
If third parties can update the OS despite an unstable driver API then it all boils down to the laziness of the vendors.
I too can "print to PDF."
Your analogy is missing the fact that a brain is a bidirectional device. It has both outputs and inputs, and the two are visibly correlated.

To fix the analogy, consider circuit-bending a handheld transceiver. Assuming the "thinking" / "free will" part represents the conversational partner on the other side of the radio link, modifying my transceiver can alter not just how I hear my partner's transmission, but what my partner receives from me as well. Being able to modify the input, I can influence what my partner will say next.

The brain has a lot of inputs (a very important sense group is the so-called "interoception" - the sense of your internal body state), all of which send telemetry completely under the radar of the conscious mind. Only few of those signals surface explicitly for a mind to introspect, but the rest still influences how the mind thinks. For instance, it may take many minutes before you realize your suddenly irrational behaviour is just a sign of hunger.

My conclusion is this: even if you believe (against Occam's razor) in the mind being a separate, remote phenomenon, and the brain being just a transceiver of some information carrier we have no first clue how to detect - the brain still seems to be the single point that collects the inputs and outputs of that communication. Essentially, it could be seen as an electrochemical I/O module, connected to the mind via Magic waves. There is zero functional difference between this model and (simplified, Occam-friendly) the model in which there is no remote mind, and the brain is just the whole computer.

(And, unless you can show that "remote mind" vs. "brain mind" have different testable predictions, there's zero basis to believe in the "remote mind" version, no matter how much more philosophically comfortable it seems.)
I’m liking two other projects in the same space:

- kosko

- pulumi
What I'm trying to say it, it'll probably end like AOSP. Downloadable, buildable, but useless without vendor or closed source add-ons/drivers.

Forking is always easy, maintaining is hard. Also, we're not sure whether things will be made harder by Google when things get mature.
I work at Pivotal, we have both Kubernetes (PKS) and Cloud Foundry (PAS) offerings. With Cloud Foundry we abstracted away the IaaS pretty much entirely, including IAM and SSO, for the reasons you outline (and were doing so before Kubernetes existed). We also went out of our way to make "give the developer an account" as easy as possible. I worked in Pivotal Labs before moving to R&D; the ease of just getting something running on CF vs the various homegrown platforms I encountered was just amazing and was part of why I switched divisions.

This kind of generalised, simplified capability is quickly emerging for Kubernetes too. Knative is such an effort (we contribute there too), there are many others. What has typically been missing, in my view, is an understanding that different roles need different things from a platform. Kubernetes kinda blurs the business of being an operator with being a developer.

That's fine at a small scale. It's also workable, including some automation, at large scale if you trust everyone. But there are lots of folks in the middle who are at large scale who can't just let anyone do anything they like. They need crisp boundaries between developers and operators which are safe and easy to traverse. You also need top-to-bottom multi-tenancy with no way to opt out, which is not yet a thing to vanilla Kubernetes.

In any case, I don't think AWS is going to be wiped out by Kubernetes. But taking a counterfactual view, it seems plausible that the introduction of Kubernetes has flattened their lockin trajectory and hence reduced their long term profits as an area under the curve.
Sure, but we'll bring software to more people if we localize it in Chinese and have westerners learn Chinese. Less effort.

English isn't even in top 4 of world spoken languages, so I have no idea why you chose is as the OnlyRightLanguageToBeUsed(tm)?
I once signed up for an account and didn't give a phone number. Everything was fine and I filled out my profile. Later that day my account was restricted for "suspicious activity" ( I hadn't done anything except fill in the bio ) and the only way to reinstate it was to verify my account with a phone number.

Now, I am not saying it was a nefarious way to get my phone number. It's more likely a side effect of processes designed over time by many people.

But if I were trying to sneakily require someone to give me a phone number without explicitly saying so, that is how I would do it.
If you are just starting out on your own, the best thing to do is K.I.S.S
hilarious Twitter thread roasted Peloton's absurd commercials
Baltimore Tries to Use Eminent Domain to Condemn the Preakness Stakes Horse Race
Java Garbage Collection Basics – DZone Java
>> OpenGL should be a library.

But it's not. Where is this OpenGL implementation that runs on Vulkan? I would argue that it should come as fully open source from Khronos group since they are the ones providing both standards. It's fine to create a new thing with a long term vision of what a better world looks like. But people won't follow if the pieces they need today are just a wish.
Managing app update becomes a problem outside Play store.
The Making of an Architect
I think we can simply demonstration that the heart does regenerate.

1) looking at people before and after 1 month of regular exercise.

2) healing of heart after large and invasive surgery.
bingo

well, you _can_, but IME having a reference monolith to excavate will likely net you significantly more reliable, holistic, and consistent requirements/specifications information than whatever the fuck comes out of the product guy/gal's mouth
This is a valuable post. I have not taken an NVC course before, but I have done a lot of work in negotiations, writing, and was brought up to use this style of communication.

One thing I would be interested in either from the OP or someone with experience with NVC, is how you recognize when you are being patronizing. Much of this communication style is the artifact of an implied power relationship, where the speaker already has the power, or is asserting power.

In negotiations, there is the idea of appealing to shared principles and interests, and NVC can be a way to depersonalize the issue to focus on that. But the example of handling, "No," with empathy is to directly personalize the issue and address feelings, vs. the negotiation view which would be to ask, "if no, given we agree on X, let's leave my perceived solution aside for a moment and find out how we get X."

I think empathy in business can often be zero sum, where it is just an expression of sympathy for someones lack of power in the situation, that is both psychologically horrible, and destroys value. I call that approach of fabricated empathy "seduce and smother," which is common in organizations today.

This article provides an essential and valuable tool. However, this difference between empathy and principle, is that an accurate interpretation of the distinction?
I've got even more bad news... the guys in the tower generally aren't ATC, but ground traffic control. The ATC guys will be in a dark room somewhere, probably a basement.
Your comment boils down to 'why would anyone develop apps'. There is no way at the moment to make an app in a way that doesn't benefit Apple of the Alphabet spaghetti.
Thats a "weaponizeable chemical" kind of scary. I mean, imagine if a dealer dumped something of this into the airduct of a public building or train station to get more customers...
I did a quick check and RAF Fylingdales is easy to find on Apple and Google maps. However, my OS Maps app won't find it even though I can find other 'normal' RAF bases (e.g. RAF Lossiemouth).
Interesting video re: Mappa Mundi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4uHbTtWbe8

The whole channel is pretty good if you're interested in medieval life
Hmm, Teeth do regenerate, but only at a certain rate, hence holes and stuff.

Those people who loose saliva production end up loosing teeth as well, because the enamel disappears.

I have no idea about corneas.
"Very independent" doesn't mean totally independent. In particular Go doesn't do shared libraries.
Maybe this explains why exercise never makes me feel "better" just more tired.
How do I do gestures on a mouse? Example: drag a file, 3 finger swipe to different desktop, drop file.

Done by holding a button that doesn't exist, but which you forget isn't there. Cos the driver is that good.

I prefer being able to scroll horizontally and vertically, zoom in/out and rotate on the spot. There's no question the multitouch model is more expressive, but we're all gimped by mice.
As a system, overtaken and rewritten by a virus, i also agree, that virus supression is evil and backwards.
I struggle a lot with communication, but have not found a panacea for the biggest issue I regularly face.

Communication requires two people to be willing to talk. If one of them just doesn't want to listen, just hear themselves talk, what can I do?

This includes them not listening to me telling them that I'm not willing to talk to them if they're not willing to listen (in more, or even fewer words than that).
They don't think it is worth billions or that their value would drop perhaps?

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if WeWork did that just to cargo-cult a successful company.That or it involves a plan of "playing dress up as a successful company" given the sheer "B ark feel" to the place. Other plausible explanations are that WeWork is an embezzlement scheme, fraud, or money laundering operation since nothing about the place makes sense.
Then you should improve your reading skills.

The point is not having to deal with Java, one my favourite languages.

The point is the whole experience of how the NDK lacks debugging features, how after 10 years one still has to manually write JNI boilerplate by hand without any kind of binding generator integrated in Android Studio or better given Dalvik/ART why not something like gcj's CNI, how Gradle still isn't able to properly handle NDK dependencies in AAR files, how the ISO C/C++ libs still aren't fully ISO compliant.

And lets not forget some Android APIs, like Vulkan, real time audio and ML are NDK only, so eventually one needs to deal with these issues anyway.

It is also not possible to use C++ to fully write iOS or UWP applications, yet there is a much more productive and developer friendly integration between the managed layer and the bottom parts.
A lot of the stack overflow questions are moved to domain specific slack/discord/spectrumapp communities. Effectively making them harder to search, more gated and incrowdy than regular websites
Generating More of My Favorite Aphex Twin Track
If you don't mind a bit more config to tune to your precise preferences, I'd highly recommend https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
Red Hat always sold support for their enterprise level software. A RH representative told me that they "get community software, get it to enterprise level, and sell its support. The code is always open". They also sold their technologies as services. They've never sold code or distributions per se.

Their business model allowed them to develop KVM and OpenShift.

Debian gave birth to the biggest number of derivative distros. They're the biggest and most mature base. Even Ubuntu is a Debian derivative.

While there are no enterprise software that I know (my domain doesn't overlap with "enterprise software"), I'm aware that some of the heavy hitters in the software world have their killer features based on open source software or algorithms (Photoshop's content aware fill comes to my mind which is based on resynthesizer of GIMP).
This book was really helpful to me in changing how I speak with folks. I have not yet found a good way to recommend it in an effective way.
What is soul crushing to you is not soul crushing to someone else. You can certainly find people who are motivated to meet new engineers and talk and spend part of their day doing that than going to a meeting of choice.

If you are leading a team of engineers, chances are you have some form of recurring check in to see how the individual is doing. In those times, it is the leaders responsibility to understand what motivates that individual and what they enjoy doing. This way, your delegation is impactful in an empowering way and not a “well thanks for unloading the stuff you don’t like”.

I prefer people to opt in to the processes that need to be handed off as that is how you get true ownership, evolution, and trust.
Their position in China doesn't reflect that.
Dapper is a pretty good, lightweight ORM
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महिलाओं योनि के सही आकार की समस्या का सामना. अक्सर बच्चे के जन्म के बाद योनि से आकार बदल जाता है. योनि ढीली होकर फ़ेल जाया करती है। महिलाओं को अक्सर योनि की समस्या का सामना रजोनिवृत्ति या अक्सर सेक्स की वजह से होता है.अत्यधिक कामुक स्थिति में पति या पार्टनर द्वारा तेज गति से संभोग करने,अप्राकृतिक एवं असुविधाजनक सेक्स-आसनों (sex positions) में बर्बरतापूर्वक सेक्स करने से ,कई बार-प्रसव होने के अलावा शारीरिक दुर्बलता व शिथिलता जैसे कारणों की उपस्थिति में स्त्री की योनि ढीली होकर फ़ेल जाया करती है। इससे स्त्री-पुरुष दोनो ही संभोग क्रिया में अपेक्षित आनंद की अनुभूति नहीं कर पाते हैं।

बेडोल पुरुष विकल्प के तौर पर अन्य स्त्री के साथ समीकरण बैठा लेते हैं और गृहस्थी जीवन मे सुख,शांति,आनंद का अभाव पसरने लगता है। समय रहते योनि प्रसारण और ढीलेपन को नियंत्रित कर नव योवना के समान योनि के आकार प्रकार को पुन: स्थापित करने के लिये स्त्रियों को निम्न उपायों का सहारा लेना लाभदायक रहेगा। पेशाब करते समय स्त्री कुछ समय के लिये पेशाब को रोके फ़िर चालू करे ऐसा एक बार के पेशाब के दौरान ३-४ बार करने से योनि की पेशियां सुद्रड बनती हैं। वज्रासन की स्थिति में बैठकर शंखचालिनी मुद्रा और मूल बंध लगाने का अभ्यास नियमित करने से योनि संकोच होता है। सभी नुस्खे अनुभूत और पूरी तरह कारगर हैं।हां, ये नुस्खे सभी एक साथ नहीं बल्कि सुविधानुसार एक-एक नुस्खा इस्तेमाल करना चाहिये।
Yeah, agreed, this trend has got to go. Unusable. I immediately closed the tab. When not even reader mode helps, you've lost me.

So I see your link, and I raise you this link to just a normal JPG:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Hereford...
Keeping state consistency while running an Elixir application on many servers
Maybe, in this scenario, if there were a tax on the insecticides that are killing off the bees in the first place, I would be more excited. Instead we have insecticides being made for profit killing bees, and I’m paying for the privilege as a spectator.
Show HN: Parameter Validation in Javalin (Kotlin)
NVC has been a game-changer for me, not only in terms of my relationship with my partner, but my relationship with myself. Not only does it allow someone to communicate more effectively, it allows someone to be way more conscious of what they need and that they are ultimately responsible for meeting those needs.

It definitely requires actual practice though. It is a skill to be grown, not just knowledge to be acquired or memorized.
I can't say i've been testing with PB sizes, but for my "meager" 8TB backup, Borg works well. A daily backup & prune operation takes less than 20 minutes.

Restic falls over as soon as you cross 2TB sizes, and prune operations are painfully slow. Backing up 8TB took 4 weeks with Restic, and i gave up waiting for prune to finish. It was crossing the 24 hour mark, making it unsuitable for daily backups.
> They've never sold code or distributions per se.

I guess those Red-Hat boxes at my parents basement are a piece of imagination.

> Debian gave birth to the biggest number of derivative distros. They're the biggest and most mature base. Even Ubuntu is a Debian derivative.

Great, and how much money do they earn from it?
Zoom in enhance: a Deep Learning based magnifying glass (part 2)
It's apple corer vs. fruit basket.
English has 982 million speakers, 2nd most right behind Chinese. Turns out, a lot of people in Europe and India speak it fluently as a second language.
I'm always amused by the indignation expressed by people when some nation other than their own is shown to be using their resources to to exert international influence. The British Empire did. The USSR did. The United States does. Of course China does too.
It's been a while since I've posted about Javalin here, but I'm really happy with how the new validation setup ended up:

val myQpInt = ctx.validatedQueryParam("my-qp").asInt().getOrThrow() // past, java + kotlin

val myQpInt = ctx.queryParam<Int>("my-qp").get() // kotlin now

var myQpInt = ctx.queryParam("my-qp", Integer.class).get(); // java now
No, that was explicitly true across languages. That the number of bugs increases with code length within a particular language is a trivial fact.
The video linked at the bottom of the article doesn't work for me ("the video is unavailable <mock concern face>"). Is this a regional thing (I'm in the UK), or is it broken for everyone?
What's the purpose of expressing the feeling? It seems like it's there only to underline the urgency of the unmet needs.

At the same time, it implies an emotional investment in the issue at hand, which I would see either as unnecessary or insincere in a work environment.
English is much simpler than Chinese.
Here is one of those videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7TONauJGfc
It was only months ago that Lime and Bird were accused of racism and other discriminatory behavior due to the requirement that users have mobile phones to unlock the scooters. It was enough for them to develop cash-based access systems. Why is it acceptable for Twitter? Should I not be allowed to sign up on a public terminal and tweet without a mobile phone?
I thought it was more to reduce their effort:

* providing infrastructure for the store etc.

* worrying about sand-boxing arbitrary native code (instead just needing to concentrate on work separating the one app, the browser, from everything else)

* maintaining a public API instead of one they can change at a whim without backlash because only they use it

I don't think they quite saw the scale of the revenue stream potential of the App Store at the time, IMO people give Apple too much credit for that.

There was a big push from developers for native apps because:

* the web APIs were not particularly ready at the time (arguably some things still aren't now)

* a combination of lower CPU power than we have become used to in more recent years, and JS & layout engines not optimising as well as they do now, meant that there was a more significant difference in performance between web-app & native, particularly for games
An Experimental DNS-over-QUIC to UDP Proxy
> The Commission will also consider competent and reliable empirical evidence regarding audience composition

It seems pretty clear that userbase demographics are a factor. It's the best evidence you can have.
Given the weight of the Peltors (15oz) I'm going to look at the behind the ear version. For the Peltor, that's the X5B. The Optime IIIs are also a little lighter (11.4oz). This review says the III is the same as the 105.

https://remembereverything.org/my-top-6-noise-blocking-earmu...
>> I've had the same experience, but I guess it's not cool to make comments based on your own experience on hackernews (and hence the downvotes).

Some people here think your own experience is just an anecdote. They're wrong of course. Ones own experience is a data point (or even a collection of them).
I remember a similar item about Bruce Springsteen calling his mansion a farm (to get lower tax rates.)

The stories about Springsteen seemed credible. I hope Morgan Freeman is on the level, though.
I'd be willing to say not just different, but better. NZ and Australia have already demonstrated that they will protect their citizen's lives, whether it be through gun laws or single-payer healthcare.

The US is more captured politically and ideologically by the capitalist class. More often, the first thought is for the health of corporations rather than people.
It's funny because few things make me seethe like someone talking to me in this way during a high stress moment. The artifice is transparent and if the conversation is tense the tone is quite easy to read as condescension. I'm hardly dismissing NVC as a tactic, just that when done poorly it's worse than simply being direct.
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Speaking of propaganda, can we talk about how good the movies Wolf Warrior and Wolf Warrior 2 is? Both films feature Chinese military protagonists and both films feature western villains.

These films remind me of Rambo even including the jingoistic pro-nation-of-origin message.

I think the international market accepted Rambo because they thought USA was cool. I wonder if we will find ourselves consuming “Chinakana” (riff on “Americana”) when we think China is “cool.”
Apple is not offering merchant services, so I don't see the relevance?
European Parliament approves copyright reform
I fixed it. Great catch, thanks for letting me know :)
I would like to use a license like this with my software

is a general one available?
Apple Backed SPLC Called a 'Con'
We don't mind the congestion in "downtown" Manhattan. The article also clearly stated the justification was raising funds to fix our daily encounter with 3rd world in subterranean Manhattan -- and I believe I can speak for the entire city of New York here -- we mind very much indeed.
Announcing the Open Sourcing of Prefect
European Parliament vote for internet upload filtering