skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That piece of trivia was more interesting than the article to me. Thank you! :)
A few negative examples (images) would make this explanation better
First time hearing doesn't make it not true. For some historical perspective: MS engaged in a performance battle (which they won) vs Netscape Web Server running on Solaris (with IIS) since 1995 or so, including making changes to the NT kernel. So it wouldn't surprise me this attitude continued forward into the recent era. SQL Server has similarly been in a performance battle with Oracle for decades. MS has whole teams just dedicated to performance, to creating performance engineering tooling etc.
assuming you have an iphone, and it has plenty of battery...at one point after using the hotspot for a while my iphone showed a temperature warning, and I had to wait for it to cool off before I could use it again.

Having the laptop battery and cooling would be much better
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You can learn how to manage Linux and then get even less work.

Anyway...

I was certainly not saying that there are not scenarios where it is better to go with windows servers. Things don't happen in a vacuum.
He will. Kids try to find loop-holes in every single rule, and they will deliberately misinterpret everything you say in order to use it against you later on. :)
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> Screenplays and stage-plays (which are, of course, scripts)

except when these scripts are interpreted, they do not lack performance ;-)
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Ha.

I did something similar, also to watch late night comedy.

However, I used two 300 to 75 ohm converters and speaker cable to connect with a splitter to the TV.

I remember proving my father and RadioShack salesman wrong about the proper adapter needed to go from 3.5mm mono to the female coax connector.

I recently bought two 5” black and white portable TVs at a flea market for $5 total.

One of them does have a video input.
What I heard is that the cuts are laid out like a puzzle on the fabric. So some lucky t-shirts get the straight, "correct" angles vs fabric grain, while others will be wrong.
I have an iPhone with an Intel modem and can confirm: it is flaming garbage. It's fine in good service areas but in the event of subpar service it basically just craps out entirely. Qualcomm modems seem to handle the same areas just fine.
The wine that sells for €25,000
The Last Toll Collectors
The Phoenix Project is good for an explanation of the business reasons why certain ways-of-working are important.
> You would not believe how much smoother everything at work is when you learn to recognize early the signs that you're holding on to a bad opinion, or that you're headed towards a fuckup, and just saying it out loud.

Doesn't this make you feel good but piss of the other person even though they may be wrong? On the other hand it never wears off if you don't let it out, but the problem is there are lot more peoples opinions to consider other than the person you are dealing with. Its lose-lose situation.
Also, forgive them!

I hate it when people hold something against someone forever, even though they've already admitted fault. If they get punished even if they repent, there's no incentive to ever repent again. They might as well just keep doing bad things because there's no difference for them.
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Special Agent Gus Gonzalez leaned back in the front seat of his truck to get a better angle with his camera. It was December 5, 2011, a chilly day for a stakeout in subtropical South Texas. He’d been waiting for hours in the parking lot of an Academy sporting goods store in Brownsville. A few miles away, across the river in Mexico, a war over drugs and money raged. U.S. residents, paid by the cartels, were supplying most of the guns and ammunition. https://www.texasobserver.org/homeland-security-corruption-border-patrol/?fbclid=IwAR1pM-LcxKSVPGshr1NU2VszFq9F9IQMdtSd4N11-q2adxDmYy6Ak9pkq0c

Ok what next>>>2 Los Angeles police officer charged with multiple rapes after DNA links him to cold case https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/07/18/los-angeles-police-officer-charged-multiple-rapes-after-dna-hit/1764804001/

Ok what next>>>3 "A police officer in Louisiana suggested in a social media post that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should be shot, calling the progressive Democratic congresswoman from New York a "vile idiot."
"This vile idiot needs a round," officer Charlie Rispoli wrote in a Facebook post referring to Ocasio-Cortez last week, according to a screenshot first reported by New Orleans news site NOLA.com on Saturday. "And I don't mean the kind she used to serve," he continued. Before becoming a member of Congress, Ocasio-Cortez worked in a New York City bar as a bartender." https://www.newsweek.com/police-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-should-shot-vile-idiot-1450356?utm_medium=Social&amp;utm_campaign=NewsweekFacebookSF&amp;utm_source=Facebook&amp;fbclid=IwAR2fCnXjlCjVVUqh-beYNDNsvTPextLeW0ptStHw23tdCb0aRgTuTZ4i8jI&amp;fbclid=IwAR2VbGsrHibnI6EI-wOzr-N_4Vmj0xwY3sSel02VePLS_DNOqwJuJ2Xfqss
> JavaScript's prototypal inheritance was influenced by Self.

Sadly more as a shortcut to getting an "object system" up and running quickly than as a design principle though, most of the interesting bits of Self were left by the wayside in the process (possibly in part to provide something which feels more like Java).

Not to mention the subtle (and not necessarily sensible) terminological swaps e.g. in Self a prototype is a "blueprint" instance, which is already set up with all relevant traits & mixins, and gets copied and modified to get the proper instance.
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Firefox is faster than Chrome with their synthetic benchmarks.
-) I recall working out my boss was pregnant before she had told anyone (Some women have a distinct change in gait when pregnant)

I didn't mention it as I knew she had had a miscarriage and dint want to risk saying something and then her lose the baby.
> Therefore over a period of ten years, he might have paid out a hundred dollars on boots, twice as much as the man who could afford fifty dollars up front ten years before. And he would still have wet feet.
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Apple seems like they could be vindictive enough to get into the business of selling their own modems, and to do so at prices that undercut Qualcomm, despite low cost hardware being way outside of their normal business model. Overall, I'd support that.
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Thanks for sharing and helping reduce my ignorance on the subject. I'll be honest, any social service we have in Canada, I just assume the US has it worse.

I believe we have cheap or free subsidized daycare too but it's generally terrible. There's also 12 month waiting lists where I live. My colleagues all pay tens of thousands.
Best part is the second part, where they stop upgrading to 2019 cause it destroys their SSDs:

https://www.tarynpivots.com/post/how-stack-overflow-upgraded...
Calm down. They're not throwing anyone under the bus. The post starts with "No matter how Racket evolves, the community is committed to preserving what we have achieved: today's `#lang racket` programs will run in the future, and today's `#lang racket` modules can be used in future Racket programs".

Also, basically the point of Racket is solving "the library problem". Every fancy new language you make in Racket has access to every library ever made with Racket.
Every plan has failed including 4 False Flag in 4 month
Every plan has failed including 4 False Flag in 4 month ...NOW THIS OPENLY ADMITTING Israel Is the Only Country in the World Killing Iranians, Senior Israeli Minister Boasts Israel 'strikes the Iranians hundreds of times in Syria, sometimes admits it and sometimes foreign reports reveal it,' Tzachi Hanegbi states https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/israel-is-the-only-country-in-the-world-killing-iranians-israeli-minister-boasts-1.7541960?fbclid=IwAR0XyoJ_d51cLOixFcoOY1IzSfJ3KBMX2eDar9jQYrLOXrOqVOPyv04w1lo
Compiled code is faster than interpreted code. C#.NET is a compiled lamguage and doesn't need to be interpreted at runtime. Making is faster than interpreted languages like PHP, Rails, Python etc. These days, some interpreted languages are now cheating and interpret only at first run. Then skip interpret step on subsequent runs.

C#.NET performance is up there with C++. C#.NET is only slower than C++ during garbage collection. When garbage collection is done, it is back in business and running at the same speed.
Does the word monopoly even have meaning when the "product" is open source? It's not like a single company controls linux, it is contributed to and grows from input from many people and many companies worldwide, all of whom have an interest in seeing it flourish.

Is HTML a monopoly? Is JS a monopoly?
Lol, with all respect, taking down a companies website even with credentials given to you (for another job) can be construed as hacking. Revenge hacking can get ugly pretty quickly (criminal offence). You have a contract for X, do X and don't get paid for X. The conflict over paid for X is in a whole different ballpark than illegally using credentials for Y (taking down their site, with obvious damages as a result).
Automating doesn't mean "do half the job". Just like running the backup script/routine manually means checking the output and making sure the backup is useable, automating that task means performing the same checks. Sending an e-mail automatically on failure shouldn't be the issue...
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But if there is defect anywhere it is not in them, but in your expectations of what they should be able to do or talk about.

Real life is intensely boring. It is constant grind for everyone, getting food, cleaning, takes most of their time.

I just had to accept it, as it is. Because most people are struggling with getting their life running, not with "boundaries of human knowledge". Then I started accepting my own shortcomings, there is much more daily easy problems to be solved here and now.

Then when you reflect on it, calling it all distasteful is just wrong on so many levels, because when you try to chase "boundaries of human knowledge" you fail at basic understanding of fellow humans.
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>We can compare that to the 10 trans people murdered (according to Wiki) just this year alone.

70x more people will be crushed by soda machines this year.
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It's probably because in the meantime dom nodes has been replaced by new ones.

Selenium has it's quirks but when you understand how it works and it's limitations and user centric philosophy there is nothing that can stop you from writing rock solid stable tests.
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How is this different (functionally) than say https://www.dukescript.com/ ?
What practical means of resistance does the average North Korean citizen have?
There wasn't an expectation that it would have gone up on the internet, shared with millions, etc, etc, etc.

If I went to a wedding in the 90s I wouldn't have been surprised if it would have been filmed, I would have been surprised if that video had been widely shared. Today every man and his dog could potentially be filming and sharing on facebook.

In short, privacy isnt (or wasn't) a binary choice between being completely private and wide open to the public, and things tended to trend more to the private, relative to today.
In need of fatherly advice? In South Korea, there’s a YouTube channel for that
You forgot JavaEE? Wouldn't that have been the main contender at the time?
I reluctantly discarded my last CRT a few years ago. They're not just heavy to move, they also take a lot of room on my desk and they generate a lot of heat.

For a long time LCDs really couldn't compete with CRTs. They had bad resolutions, terrible viewing angles and terrible colors (and especially horrendous blacks).

Resolution is (finally) no longer an issue, colors and viewing angles are still meh but steadily improving. Hopefully we'll get OLED or something similar in the near future that will solve that once and for all. I decided that it was good enough to finally make the switch definitively.
IMO it does have meaning, in the a technical sense, not necessarily commercially. JS does monopolize browser scripting. Now that you mentioned it, it's quite interesting that there are basically no competitors to JS, in the browser.
You might be surprised how much is being paid in transponder kHz lease monthly recurring costs, and earth station services on the other end, to provide internet and WAN phone services for the entire population of St Helena. Using submarine fiber might have an ROI under 15 years, if the additional cost to bring the cable to the island (vs bypass it entirely with same cable) is slightly government subsidized.
Thank you for posting this. I know that your taking a few moments to offer this bit of help to the community is appreciated by many more people than will ever reply to you.
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Hello down voter care to reason. My question is genuine. I think the author has some point, but just that i could not get it. May be i should have asked to describe more which would have clarified my intent properly.
Traditionally, GANs have. It wasn’t really possible to make high quality, high resolution GAN output until ~last year when researchers discovered how to progressively grow them from smaller resolution ones.

https://towardsdatascience.com/progan-how-nvidia-generated-i...
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First Trump and now this. I am certain this is proof there is a god...who is looking at this and laughing at us.

Why did it have to be this universe in which a Trump-Johnson world had to happen?
> I used to be a believer of the theory that we are super sophisticated machines. When I read some of the philosophy on the subject I changed my mind.

What philosophy? Be specific

> I now believe there must be some immaterial component to our minds.

What specific points or ideas made you believe that?

> There’s a lot to read out there on this subject

So provide some examples, be as specific as possible

> but I found expositions of the philosophy of Aristotle and Aquinas to be the clearest and most convincing for me

These two wrote a lot on many subjects, can you be specific on the points that convinced you that we are not super sophisticated machines. Don't vaguely point at a couple of authors, we are talking about a very specific idea.

> Lots of different books and articles exist on them both - pick one that sounds like it suits your style of understanding.

If there's lots then cite some examples, or better yet, rather than vaguely pointing at a book, (which is only marginally more useful than vaguely pointing at an author) let's discuss the specific ideas exactly.
C#/.Net/Windows was (is?) at worst as performant than Java/Linux but probably was more performant. Twitter switched from Rails to Java in order to scale up and end their constant whaling, because Rails performance was that terrible.

Put those things together, and it’s fairly evident that C#/.Net greatly outperformed the Django/Rails stacks that were popular at the time.
Can't stress enough. Never over drink at party. Keep it to single glass.
Intel literally spent billions on this effort and Apple was desperate to use them to avoid being reliant on Qualcomm - and still failed.
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The Linux equivalent would be upgrading a database cluster from CentOS 5 to 7, or Ubuntu 12.04 to 18.04.

On a production cluster, you aren't just going to "apt dist-upgrade" and be done, you're going to need to deal with versions of all sorts of things under the hood changing versions as well. In the SO case, they were at least able to keep the database versions the same, but it sounds like some other things were incompatible between the two OSes that prevented them from directly clustering together.
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You're partially right (because AGI really looks like VERY far away for the current status in theory publicly known), but it's not exactly like "magical thinking".

There are several public examples of radically more advanced theory/technology than the publicly known possible at a certain time/year, kept secret by governments / corps for a very long time (decades).

Lockheed achieved the blackbird decades before it was even admitted that a technology like that could even exist. But, looking backwards, it just looks like an "incremental" advance, but it wasn't, the engineering required to make fly the blackbird was revolutionary for the time when it was invented (back in the 50s / 60s ).

The Lockheed F-117 and its tech had a similar path, just somewhat admitted in late 80s (and this was 70s technology, probably based on theoretical concepts from the 60s).

More or less the same could be said about the tech in Blechtley Park: current tech / theory propelled to extraordinary capabilities by radical improvement achieved by new top secret advances in engineering. The hardware, events and advances ocurred in Bletchley Park were kept secret for years (I think just in the 50s they started to be carefully mentioned but not fully admitted, but nothing even close to the details currently found in the Wikipedia).

At any given time there could be a lot of theory/technology jump-aheads being achieved out there, several decades ahead of the publicly published/known, supposedly current, theory/technology.
Why should they use MIT and CC? There are plenty of other good, if not better licenses, claiming some site is the ultimate truth is just baseless.
They're not dropping anything. You will still be able to use the parentheses. This is essentially a proposal for an official alternate syntax.
great work on firefox on github.com
nice one
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‘No girls born’ for past three months in area of India covering 132 villages
I've got some clients on dedicated servers and some on cloud, the performance differences are staggering. Cloud seems so bad. For what you pay for in cloud it really feels like you get 10x the performance for the same price in dedicated hosting.

This really underlines it. Running one of the most popular sites on the web with just 9 web servers, 2 SQL servers and a smattering of dedicated role servers. But that popularity ultimately boils down to 450 req/s, and they've got a nice, fast site.

No faffing around with "scaling" up and down to handle the fact the cloud servers are slow. It always feels you get nowhere near the listed performance and are constantly getting throttled.

I would guess a lot of startups would be better off paying a few grand a year for a couple of dedicated servers and just forgetting about AWS/Google Cloud/Azure.
> around $5k per SQL * 4 servers.

I wish. Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Edition (which is required if you want to use over 128GB RAM for caching data, or servers with over 24 cores) costs approx $7,000 per CPU core.
Actually QC did implement changes:

- limited country representation to a X% only

- added a law that enforces that immigrants are intending to reside in QC and even now must learn French

- investment amount was raised
And internet sharing makes a lot more sense FROM a computer to a handheld than vice versa
Would a queryset be performed here on the data object?

`.then(data`
to be fair if you have a production cluster of elasticsearch or postgres you can't just upgrade the DATABASE technology without interrupting the cluster. BUT you can upgrade the OS from CentOS 5 to 7 without a problem. And the Elasticsearch/Postgres Cluster would still be fine
We have SPDX licence expressions as well though.
I like the concept because db tables are really just files. And big data is just working w actual files (parquet) that are big.
Are you able to recognize that you are intensely boring? That you’re interested in dull pedestrian things? That when you peel back your own layers, there’s nothing there?

If not, do that first.

You’re no different from everybody else.
From the end of the press release:

``About SUSE

SUSE, the world’s largest independent open source company''

"Wait, isn't RedHat the lar... oooh, someone at SuSE marketing is on the ball."
you've failed to address "reverisble", because none of your links look at that.
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So that's where the AMD Zen icon[1] comes from.

[1] https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/zen-core
What a "peculiar" behavior on Apple's part. The fact that they base their arguments on a moisture paper which seems to be extremely easy to refute and spend more money on lawyers than they would have needed to actually fix this within an established company program just seems... stupid?

Whomever is in charge seems not to have learned from this as well.
no.
Maybe ASP MVC4+ worked well with Mono, but WebForms and MVC below 4 was/is just horrible.
But ripgrep's default mode of operation is to search a directory. That is, `so_stupid_search foo ./dir` and `rg foo ./dir` do the exact same thing. Even better, `rg foo` searches the current directory without needing to add a `./` argument.

> and do the fastest

Making tools like this fast is not easy. Your tool is approximately two orders of magnitude slower than ripgrep when searching the Linux kernel, for example.
Its possible. More likely is that this attitude is a defense mechanism for this person to feel better about their lack of emotional and social intelligence.

A stereotypical jock/lad will look down on guys who are not athletic or can't get girls and make fun of the nerd who prefers reading books and contemplating philosophy.

A stereotypical nerd (like the commenter here) will look down on guys who only talk about sports and girls and will write posts like this on hacker news about how dull these people are.

The reality is that all of these aspects of life are important. Knowledge is important for reasons which will be obvious to most HN readers. But so is sport - all humans need physical exercise, the body and mind do not function well without it. So are attractions to the opposite sex - do I need to explain how new humans come to being?

So to say that somebody is dull for wanting to talk about sports or kids is as narrow-minded as it is to say that your dull for wanting to read books.
In QC that’d be 4 houses.
>What I mean is that even today, if you buy a 4G enabled phone not powered by Qualcomm, your battery will drain in a few hours and you'll be left with a dead brick for the rest of the day.

I had an iPhone 7 with an intel modem (AT&T iPhone) for 3 years. The battery did not die in 4 hours.
I'm interested in learning more about car manufacturer and software - wondering if you'd be open for some questions?
I notice you don't mention any other medication used in children. You only speak about meds used by trans children.

Your concern about medication side effects would appear more genuine if you also mentioned the range of medication used by all children where we don't know the mechanism of action nor the long term side effects.

This dishonesty, BTW, is why people don't bother discussing it with you.
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Video games used to be dark or brown and gritty. Now they are pushing colour a lot. Seems out escapism is the inversion of our real life products