skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One thing I noticed the document doesn't address: what if the hypothesis is wrong? Is the project abandoned? Or is that included in the eventual product/result?

And is the product in this case an editorial story/article? First sentence suggests a "storytelling project":

> Hypothesis-Driven Design (or HDD for short) is a problem solving method that helps editorial teams take a user-centered and evidence-based approach to the discovery, design, and development of new storytelling projects.

I assume that means podcast/This American Life-style stories.
Most of my information comes from history books and actually reading the Koran. I have also studied a bit on what life is like in countries where Sharia law is practiced such as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Afghanistan and tbh it's not looking to hot for Islam.
I'm not suggesting they modernize it, I'm suggesting there's a reason why it's a tourist trap and not a city.
How does this compare to telegraf?

https://github.com/influxdata/telegraf

Biggest thing that pops out to me is LUA engine (seems amazing :) )
T.B Joshua raped me severally (watch)
I don't see why anyone would want a "logicless" templating language. Doesn't that sort of kill the point of it being a "language" to begin with?

/me goes back to happily "server side rendering" HTML with PHP
They wrote a 50 page filing, apparently, but the issue comes down to this: AWS is an existential threat to Oracle as a going concern.
Title should read, "Cloudflare Outage."
I'm saddened that your unpopular opinion targets the very people who pioneered efficient, packetized secure communications, but reminded that there's a reason why we hams lost 220-222 to UPS - we failed to exploit it when we had it.

There's nothing between 54Mhz and 222 Mhz for hams other than the 2m allocation. Please pick on someone else.
You probably can implement a more efficient diffing algorithm than the general one for vue. When new data comes in, patch the objects that have changed without overwriting the whole array.
Even if you don’t post anything on LinkedIn besides your work experience, arguably, that would count as “status updates.” This would seem to include any number of dating sites and other things people don’t typically think of as “social media,” as well.
No, these were all planted as plugs. Each variety of thyme must be propagated via cutting as the traits of that variety are not guaranteed if grown from seed.
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Absolutely, and if you just wander around without a map, you will get lost very quickly. But you will not regret it.

My tips for anyone who wants to visit Venice: please don't support the cruise ships destroying this beautiful city, just use the train. Come for at least 5 days. Try to slowly walk through every quarter of the city (you will need 5-10 days for that). Buy a week ticket for the vaporettos and ride the vaporetto up and down canal grande in the evening. Don't dress like a stereotypical tourist. Please behave. If you are American or Chinese, actively try to lower your voice. Leave your smartphone and/or your camera at your apartment / hotel, everything you will be photographing has been photographed, painted or drawn at least a million times already. And, most importantly: don't ride the gondolas, you will get screwed financially.
My wife and I have been working on growing a lot of native plants (we're in MN) and one of the most amazing things is in the fall we'll have anywhere from 50-100 bees in our plants surrounding our patio. OUR PATIO! The best part about it is that we can sit out there, have a beer, and the bees don't care about us at all. I love to watch the bees, and show the bees to my kids.
Reminds me of the "Fringe" TV series.
You were still deploying a DOS application in 2004 ? Do you mind telling us more about the reasons why ?
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> Oracle also accused Amazon of breaking the rules by hiring two senior DoD staff, Deap Ubhi and Anthony DeMartino, who were involved in the JEDI procurement process. Ubhi is described as "lead PM". A third name is redacted in the publicly released filing.
If we let bees die much more than they already have, current farming becomes infeasible not only because other pollinating species can't pick up the slack but because modern farming actually relies heavily on driving bees around in absurd numbers on flatbed trucks going from farm to farm. If we can promote wild populations, it's a very good thing for not only humans but countless other species.
It's an intranet. Sort of a backup internet that would allow for data to be sent at a much higher rate than just voice.

Here is the map in So Cal of the active nodes. https://mapping.kg6wxc.net/meshmap/map_display.php#8/33.970/...

Also, in emergency situations regular FCC rules are suspended so encryption is not a problem. We actually used this mesh to provide internet to hams working emergency communications in a fire zone after their internet lines were burned out.
Using DNS and SSL to secure internal networks
On the historical record, it's not especially more dangerous than Christianity.
True, this puts the onus on the CTO not the junior developer who will make lots of dumb choices, not just shiny-chasing.

But there's no reason you can't work a day-job doing boring technology and do fun stuff on your side projects.

Companies should actively support your side-projects, especially if they involve R&D experimentation that could be useful in the long run to the company. Whether that's paying for you to attend educational events or any books/online video courses/supporting SaaS services/etc or giving you 10-20% of your week to do what you want.
I think the phrase you're looking for is "extremists have used $RELIGION to justify their actions throughout history, to the horror of most its practitioners". You can largely replace the specific religion with of an organized belief system of your choosing.
> How can you consume a "patched" version and still retain the themes and messages of these works?

From context! You don't need to explicitly see two characters having sex or read an erotic paragraph about them having sex to figure out they have an incestuous relationship.

And most, if not all religious folks just want the sex and violence to be less explicit (left to the imagination) not completely whitewashed from the story. Otherwise you wouldn't even be able to read the Bible/Quran/Book of Mormon/etc. without encountering sex and violence.
It's almost like every generation complained about the suburbs being boring and then had kids and figured out why suburbs exist. This comment could have been written any year since the early 1900s.
Yes, the lawyer mentioned LinkedIn as one. She didn't mention dating websites specifically that I recall, but I agree with you it sounds like they would be covered from the definition.
I'll add some edible things that have been a hugely popular with our bees.

- Borage
- Raspberries
- Sunflowers
- Calendula
- Peas

And we also planted:

- Dark Star Ceanothus

Which is basically a bee colony when it is flowering.
There was a recent story of a pest control company that accidentally sprayed the wrong yard while the person was away running errands. They even left an invoice.

She'd spent 3 years cultivating a pollinator friendly yard. The next day she noticed there were no butterflies around.

https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/pest-company-mistakenly...
Exactly. eBiking > not biking
Thanks! On my phone I didn’t think to click on the individual graph bars. The visualization is wildly misleading if you don’t see the text on each individual bar.
Thank you!

Another question on a tangentially related topic: Could you perhaps shed more light on why there so much pessimistic skepticism towards any claims of working reaction-less propulsion drives (violating conservation of momentum), for example?

I understand the experience-based reasons for skepticism (since there have been many claims that don’t replicate), but why do there also seem to be so many physicists claiming with 100% confidence that no such thing could ever work, according to current physics theory?

I’m referring for example to skepticism about things like “EMDrive” from a theoretical perspective (e.g. the posts from physicists here: https://www.reddit.com/r/EmDrive/) as opposed to focusing on experimental failures to replicate.
You better use something reliable and tested like Filebeat, it's written in Go and is fast enough / low memory usage.
Maybe not your lifetime but it has happened and we have been damned lucky more than once recently

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_1989_geomagnetic_storm

https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2014/2...
Amazon fires back at John Oliver after HBO segment on warehouses: ‘He is wrong’
I've been trying to contribute additional flags for some coreutils commands, but I've been having trouble building on macOS. Should I use a certain VM or container instead? Does anyone have a link to instructions for building on a mac?
Also I would recommend Kissinger's book diplomacy.
Remember what name you used on that obscure forum you signed up for just to read a single answer in a single thread? No? Well, sucks to be you.

I'm guessing in 99% of cases this information is either ignored or dumped into a database where a surveillance dragnet will lightly touch every record regularly looking for specific matches.

But in the remaining 1% it will be abused to skirt around someone's human rights.

And maybe they're hoping to catch some really dumb terrorists that write down the "Death to America" forum on that list.

I do find it interesting that the form is not compatible with anonymous posting like 4chan.
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Indeed. For something to be unlawful you must have a society beholden to the rule of law, which the PRC is most definitely not.
This is a case of an editorialized title removing useful information. I read it and I thought "this is absolutely obvious, are they going to be talking about mapping apps taking pictures of your backyard?"

The original title is about something completely different.
Oregano is a big hit with bees in my area, plus it's great for cooking!
Sarin poison detected in mailbag at Facebook office in California
Yes, I agree, which is why regulation is crucial to ensure a balance is struck between operational efficiency and security.

If you want to interrogate recloser behavior remotely (real time and for historical logging), entirely reasonable. If you want to reclose manually or update trip and reclose thresholds, your commands or setting updates must be authenticated, logged, and cryptographically signed. If the ACR encounters lockout, you roll a truck (which you're probably going to do regardless, as lockout indicates a non-transient fault).
You don't have to do any of that nonsense.

https://chocolatey.org/packages/youtube-dl

You install choco and add Youtube-dl. Job done. Which is mechanically pretty much the same as the way you install it via brew on a mac.

I use Arch Linux and a Mac at home but at work I have to use Windows and I am constantly annoyed by people who never seem to use Windows telling others that it is impossible to do X without having to use some sort of Unix VM / Cygwin or WSL, when it reality is can be very simple.
Venice has had too many tourists for the last fifty years. And fifty years ago the tourists were pretty much as you describe, there for St Marks Square.

The bigger change in recent times is the decline in industry. Globalisation makes a big difference. If you had a factory in Venice needing new plant and machinery, what would you do? You would sell up and move to Croatia or China.

Tourism and an industry can be made to work, for instance London's West End has been the place for television post production for many decades. That is an industry that anchors a wider set of services and then on the periphery of that you get your tourist sites, e.g. Carnaby Street, Regent Street, Oxford Street. There is still this working core that is also served by different cafe's and bars to what the tourists go to, although there is some overlap. Underground trains and buses enable people to commute in and the core industry that is there cannot survive elsewhere. Try opening a post production edit suite in Leeds and see if any broadcasters come your way.

Leeds is actually where Channel 4 are relocating to, but the gravitational pull of London's West End makes that difficult, something like 80% of the staff are leaving rather than moving up North.

Venice is stuck in that the proper industry, e.g. the metal bashing stuff, just does not need to be there. It can't survive there and the transport links in for commuters are not what you get in most cities. The era of city states and mankind being mostly travelling by sea or river are not coming back. Venice can't monopolise silk, fancy things made of glass, lace or anything else that has to be made. They should have built some services fifty years ago to replace these specialisations with new specialisations.

It is a tourist attraction now, that is not going to change. The people able to sell up and move should be lucky there is some AirBnB property tycoon willing to pay top dollar for their property.
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The same or worse can be said about any religion
There are a billion muslims on Earth, maybe you should focus on statistics and talking to people instead.
You just put in to words what I've been feeling for the last 3 years that I have spent hours of therapy trying to find a way to verbalize for myself.

The only phrase I had that came close was referring to my current situation as wearing golden hand-cuffs. I feel constrained and unhappy a lot of the times, but boy are those hand-cuffs pretty to look at.
> I think CS and EE may need to de-emphasize conferences and try to improve journals.

I agree. Both because it may lead to a more reasonable working pace (we have the Internet for low-latency dissemination anyway), but also because the relentless long-distance travel is not environmentally sustainable.
You could not do 7km each way an actual bicycle ? you need to see a doctor I think.

I am considering a slightly longer bike commute (mostly on bike paths) and I had a kidney transplant 2 years ago
Yes, this. At my last job, I was a mid-level developer. I set up a dev ops pipeline. I moved a bunch of stuff to microservices. I did a whole bunch of other shiny things. It looks great on my resume.

Microservices were a mistake. I should have fixed the underlying problem with the DB (we were misusing the ORM) first. It's fixed now, but we still have to deal with debugging microservices which sometimes mysteriously fail.

There's a whole bunch of other cruft I sprinkled throughout the codebase. Good news is I left with good experience, because I made a few mistakes. Bad news is they still have that architecture.

That's why you always need a senior developer on deck to tell young whippersnappers like me "no" every so often.

Increasingly, I'm understanding the benefit of working on projects outside of work -- so you can make mistakes like that on your own time. I wish more people followed the Google model and gave you every Friday to mess around with your own projects.
I have used the source code for Plan 9's core utilities as a teaching aid for students learning the basics of C and operating systems to great effect. I have found GNU's tools to contain a lot of "cruft" to make them run fast, which is not necessarily conducive for those who are not familiar to why they work.
Love Timber.io, so it's great to see some of your innovations coming back out as open source projects. Thanks!
Another great project, although I don't think they have modified their firmware to run outside of the Part 15 wifi bands, so they have to deal with noise... Could be wrong though. :)
Well, for one thing, conventional analog broadcasts have not ceased. For example, every FM radio station in North America still broadcasts using the old fashioned FM carrier approach with stereo multiplexed on an AM subcarrier. So-called "digital" stations in North America use OFDM sub-carriers stuffed into the band edges (HD Radio), but they are still backwards-compatible with analog radios due to the widespread deployment of the existing technology.

Also, amateur radio does not necessarily mean old-fashioned and analog. There is a lot of work by amateurs into Shannon-approaching communications on the HF bands, for example. The ham bands exist primarily for education and experimentation.

Backwards compatibility is important. Education is important. Filling the bands with spread-spectrum Shannon-approaching noise may be optimal as far as maximizing data throughput is concerned, but it does not serve some of the other practical constraints on spectrum use.
Maybe he can save a little time at the border by buying the phone that already reports back to the Communist Party, avoiding the hassle of having the border agents install the spyware while you wait.
I love the comments about going off the beaten path to avoid tourists. The entire city is a tourist trap, who are you fooling?
You can use this app, too

https://www.willus.com/k2pdfopt/

to pre-process them in various ways so they are actually readable on a Kindle. (Crop whitespace, flip to landscape etc)
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> Firstly, no the software did not do exactly as it's supposed to. It crashed the plane by rendering it unflyable. It's not supposed to do that.

This belongs in the true-but-trite category. The decision to depend on a single, unverified AofA input was not a programming error, and neither was the increase in power in the second version. These decisions were made by Boeing, and endorsed by the FAA (to the extent that Boeing informed the FAA of them.)
I do exactly same as you described. Use plain servlets with embedded tomcat in application. It all works very well for me.

But now I have to support multiple Spring boot projects. I can't help noticing one thing common in these projects that it is about 10% functionality and 90% of Spring turd nuggets strewn all over project repos.
It's a shame that the site's down. Until then, you can (and I heartily recommend doing so) watch the "Rethinking reactivity" video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fydeao
Is tail call elimination the same as tail call optimization? I know that schemes use this to keep the stack from blowing up during recursive function calls, and that currently the JVM, and by extension Clojure is not able to handle this.

I also remember reading somewhere that this wasn't possible to add/not on the road map for the JVM. Does project Loom change this?
Germany for instance had no colonies of any real consequence, and neither did Russia or Italy, yet all were majorly powerful nations, on par with a colonial empire that owned 25% of the planet, and another that owned almost as much (Britain and France).

If colonies were capable of providing wealth and economic power at scale, the UK alone would have been vastly more powerful than all 3 aforementioned nations combined. In fact you can make a reasonably persuasive argument that the UK's laser focus on colonialism rather than native industry was directly responsible for Germany's rise to begin with. The UK was far more interested in pouring economic resources into colonial ventures (especially in India), which in the end didn't yield net gains, while Germany went from a patchwork network of independent, mostly underdeveloped state, to a world superpower in less than 50 years through obsessive focus on industrial development. Plenty of British industrialists and inventors found a far more receptive audience in Germany after their attempts to raise funding at home were ignored. The German chemical industry largely owed its origins to this for instance.

There is also plenty of argument to be made that slavery as a purely economic concern is far less efficient and profitable in the long run than free men doing the same jobs.[2]

Again, its something that's very profitable for elites, but it is a handicap for a nation as a whole.

[2] https://www.economist.com/free-exchange/2013/09/27/did-slave...
The way I see it: it's not me or my company altering the brand, it's the consumers themselves altering the brand so that they can enjoy it more fully.

How is a consumer altering a movie experience or book experience any different from a consumer altering a:

- music experience (remix, etc.)

- food experience (customizing a chef's dish)

- video game experience (with game genie, mods, etc.)

- picture experience (with photoshop, memes, etc.)

?

People create derivative works all the time of all media types to suit their tastes, dreams, and whims - I don't see why that should be illegal as long as they aren't trying to resell it or create a competing brand.
I wonder how well this will go over with the local municipalities and homeowner's associations. They are the biggest barriers to converting lawns into useful land, not the cost.
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Okay I'll bite: what's the difference?
My only concern is the environmental cost of keeping all that air clean. And clean air itself, I suppose.
This is Marx's theory of alienation. Textbook example.

For me, when I realise this I quit and move on until the cycle repeats itself. I'm currently working for myself though so it's a bit different!

I think all the cool libraries that occur are a form of release valve for alienation. Engineers working in alienating jobs can at least do something of personal interest.
It is not a necessary precondition for its founding or instantiation. It is hard to conclude however, from the body of evidence we have, that it is anything less than necessary for its continued functioning.

edit: spelling
Honestly I would been unable to give an accurate answer, I would certainly forget something I used in the past 5 years.