skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The larger black holes have a lower frequency chirp. Supermassive black holes would produce a peak frequency so low it gets filtered out as noise.
Luckily, most of the time you should be using well-designed containers, or even build your own.

Except for 2 containers, I’m only using FROM: distroless, FROM: alpine and FROM: scratch. All using multi-stage builds and pretty much none of them running as root.
The Microfiber Cloth Reinvented with Fiber Technology
It's odd that I can't find what "WTF" stands for, and if the F stands for the F-word, that's just pretty ghetto.

Aaaand confirmed on the glossary page. I mean couldn't it have been something clever like "Wednesday Thursday Friday" ?
I think teach. Sometimes people need some hand-holding for this stuff, otherwise the hopelessness takes over, e.g "I can never be that person, I might as well give up".

Edit: I know that this is largely the role of therapists and mentors, but I think there's a tendency in startups to expect people to teach themselves the skills they need to do their jobs, rather than provide training and guidance. So i'm wondering if this is the kind of thing that could be trained.
Does it cover Helm?
Randomly, if you aren’t already doing so, fully submerging your hand in a container of ice water for no more than a couple minutes several times a day (ask your doctor!) is a particularly effective tendinitis icing strategy. It’s also perhaps the most painful things I’ve ever done. But it treats tendon swelling like nothing else.
Thanks. I am going to contact them to see if I can add them to my search engine.
Supermassive black holes are larger, so the characteristic timescale of their dynamics is longer, and the gravitational waves generated by their merger are correspondingly of lower frequency. More specifically, supermassive black holes binary (SMBHB) mergers usually ring at 0.1-1 millihertz, whereas LIGO's sensitivity is concentrated around more like 0.1-1 kilohertz, a typical frequency of stellar-mass black holes binary mergers. The ~6 orders of magnitude difference comes directly from the fact that supermassive black holes typically weigh in at millions of stellar masses.

See the plot here:

http://www.tapir.caltech.edu/~teviet/Waves/gwave_spectrum.ht...

(To convert from wavelength (meters) to frequency (hertz), take the speed of light and divide it by the wavelength.)
This pairs very neatly with cool-retro-term[1] :-)

[1]: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
After providing the footage, if they tried to get me to take 3 unpaid weeks off work, I would tell them to kick rocks. If they want me to help them with their case at the expense of my job they need to compensate me for lost income.
Helping Healthcare with Apache Kafka and KSQL Ft. Ramesh Sringeri [audio]
Thanks. Yeah, I'm not super comfortable with Linux, but agree with your mindset. I want a professional tool that works for me without constantly demanding updates. I also dabble in Clip Studio, primarily for comic inking. I really like it. It was unfortunate to see it go to a subscription model for iOS.
I have only implemented 3 providers - Transferwise, TransferGo and Currencyfair. I started this project around a week ago and want to gather some feedback as it's currently a proof of concept.

I am working on adding more providers. If you have any suggestions please let me know.
~everyone should learn it, though not everyone should use it. k8s allows new deployment patterns and app structures. A senior dev. should know enough about it, that when a right opportunity comes they should be able to identify it.
Evaluating Mobile App Vetting Integration with Enterprise Mobility Management [pdf]
They're often buried in the "expense ratio" of the funds offered. My company's 401k plan has exactly 3 funds with an expense ratio lower than 0.50%, all of them US domestic index funds. All of my bond and international options have ERs over 1.00% which is unacceptably high (I have most of my holdings of those asset classes in my other retirement accounts).
Only one result for US to Mexico?

You should look at other companies...
The only people talking purity are the ones that read the headline and not the article- please don't comment if you didn't even skim it. This is purely about the branding of the gold, not the quality. It's like if someone sells a fake Gucci bag that's actually the exact same quality, materials, and even production process as a real bag. The branding is the lie, not the product.
Also, health and nutrition. Among health nuts many who consume meat advocate reducing intake whilst increasing legumes and veg. Even aping the popular aggregate "blue-zone" diets and the Mediterranean diet (the most researched of all) will lead to more restricted meat consumption than the standard western diet permits.

For those who like to heavily politicize diet, this is a perspective that gets buried by absolutists who like to identify as either pro/anti-meat. Silly.
Paw is fantastic- just missing GraphQL support to be even more fantastic.
Sadly doesn't run on Macs using Catalina anymore
Am I the only one grimacing at the lack of curlies around if/else scope? Just good practice!
No Russia, Ukraine, Belarus in the countries list. Obviously, they have at least western union and moneygram.
Rust and Python. I see Rython in the future.

edit/sorry?
Apple, eBay, Intuit, Oracle, and Red Hat (among many large and smaller-but-still-largish companies) use Clojure according to the Clojure site.

https://clojure.org/community/companies
This isn't a real car that will be sold, y'all. It's conceptual art. AFAIK Vantablack is so fragile that it will be damaged just by touching it; forget about water.
Most people don’t drive 50 miles a day, but they might drive several hundred over a weekend going somewhere different and fun.
Microsoft Publishes ExFAT Spec, hopes for Linux adoption
No. I have built my own API for this.

If you observe closely from that list most of the companies that are on there are banks. They don't really include competitors because they know that their rates will always beat the banks.
Texas County, Missouri
Cloud providers offer it as a managed-service/product. K8 itself is not a product tho.
Instruqt: Online Interactive IT Learning
But that's what I meant by top-down controlling of the language stack: Which in the context of the blog post, would be the contrary of "valuing choice and freedom over rules and processes."

It doesn't have to be a single language, of course. The typical "use / ask / forbidden" matrix for new projects would suffice.

I don't have a problem with that, personally. It is only when programming languages are _exclusively_ being chosen out of non technical reasons that the fun ends and I'm out. Sadly, it happens too often.
> The trains run on time, ....

I'll see your belly laugh, and raise you hysterical laughter, rapidly increasing in intensity until I pass out.

The last time I rode Amtrak, from Denver to Chicago, I spent a 24-hour delay waiting on a siding in the middle of the Great Plains. A train filled with passengers motionless for a complete day as cargo train after cargo train just whoosh by.

I once worked out that a internationally-competitive professional cyclist could have beaten me home, even taking a full 8 hours of sleep somewhere along the route. Slow and steady, but with right-of-way, wins the race.

The previous instance of riding Amtrak, from Indianapolis to Chicago to catch some touristy activities, and then back again the same day, gave the party just enough time to arrive, take a deep breath, and immediately board the return train, which was also late getting back.

The Amtrak customer-facing employees seem courteous and satisfied, but the ones in the corporate offices, setting the timetables, must be completely delusional. I have never once been on an Amtrak train that left on time, or arrived on time. Never. And I likely never will be, since I have stopped giving them the opportunity to disappoint me.
Moving from OpenGL to Core Animation has required a huge amount of work, but even at this early stage (before many of the changes in progress land) the power savings and performance gains are already significant.

Good work, and much appreciated!
Tech startups drive change for Nigerian truckers
My point that some land being suited for growing thing and some land being suited to grazing is totally a thing. If the whole world were as arable as India, we might all be vegetarians. But it isn’t.
Western Union, IB, sendwave, bank transfers... there's all kinds of options really...
>> when I cooked meat, I realized just how much of a pain in the *$$ maintaining food safety is.

Because you live in the west. In most of the world, plants can be just as dangerous as meat, sometimes more so. Google "pork tapeworm". You can get it from eating undercooked pork or, more commonly, from poorly-washed vegetables grown anywhere near pigs. Do you wash your salads in chlorinated water? I doubt it. You can only get away with that because, in the west, we have physically separated farm animals from crops.
It's taking off, sure, but every single piece of Rust software I've tried has been, uh, I'll be nice and say not to my taste. Almost like the safety guarantees Rust provides means that developers stop caring about portability, UNIX conventions or just... general... comfiness.
Thanks, I have only been working on this for around a week and I'm looking to add more countries and providers.

Could you let me know the combinations you searched so I can get those implemented at some point?
Both Nim and Kotlin Native have a runtime in the form of a GC/automatic memory management, so you'd still need another language "beneath" them to get the job done.

In the system programming world, "simple" means having the program do what you tell it and no more, so that there are no surprises when you come to run it.

Rust has a very complicated compiler, and a moderately complicated syntax, but the semantics of the language are amongst the simplest out there - far simpler than C (purely because of the UB), Nim or Kotlin Native IMO, and that really helps when writing low-level code, or even just when contributing to an unfamiliar code-base.
Rust has a npm package problem.

For reference: https://twitter.com/bascule/status/1166583003021283333
Fortunately it's incredibly easy to get eliminated during the selection process if you know how to answer the questions
The meat of his criticism (rimshot) is that the foods are too processed:

> “I don’t think eating highly processed foods is healthy. I think people thrive on eating whole foods,” Mackey says. “As for health, I will not endorse that, and that is about as big of criticism that I will do in public.”

The article then brings in valid concerns from dietitians that the meat substitutes aren’t necessarily any healthier than the meat they replace - but it feels like a disservice all around to put that beside an argument that “they just aren’t natural.”
on hackernews the top voted comment is always either

* pedantic quibble with title
* criticism of style of website on mobile

it makes this kind of a silly place.
These super foods are grown in such minuscule amounts that the impact is incomparable to the soybeans from Argentina being fed to pigs in Denmark, or Brazilian soy raising billions of chickens, pigs and cows in China.

Energy wasted on growing plants that feed humans directly is feeding a 1st order process. Energy wasted on growing plants that feed animals that feed humans indirectly is feeding a 2nd order process.

Animals need to keep their body warm, grown their body, have immunity, give birth, grow offspring inside their body and then after all that they give you milk and meat.

Incomparable.
Thank you so much, will get them added :)
Lots of people, vegan or not, die going up Mount Everest.
Will get that added for you within the next few days :)
Also, he's asking for prorogation, which is done by royal prerogative, rather than the usual recess, which is done by a vote in parliament.
Ordinary savers should be allowed to invest in private equity
I'm hoping for Zig [1] to reach maturity and offer that kind of simplicity, because I just can't get a handle on Rust (not that I've spent a massive amount of time trying).

[1]: https://ziglang.org
Whats wrong with Google play app review?Internal testing pending for over a week
I am a new developer to google play. i had uploaded and published my game app - Word Hookup - to google play for "internal testing" a week back. The status still shows "pending publication". Why does google play need app review for internal testing, and that too over a week. My game app submission on iOS went live within 2 days [shameless plug - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/word-hookup/id1467012830]. I had the impression that it was apple that took too long for app reviews. Not being able to even internal test has been very frustrating. Google play support has not responded to my emails. A chat rep I spoke to told me that he would escalate the issue, but no further response yet. Anyone else experience anything similar, or is something wrong with my submission as this would be my first submission to Google Play.
I have only implemented 3 providers at this point considering it's a proof of concept and I want to validate the idea before spending more time on it.
why do you need to use low resources?
> One bar is meant to reenter the market, the other one not so much... how would you deal with that?

I'm not super knowledgeable about blockchain, but couldn't we arrange for jewelers and such to gift it to a special individual called dev_null, whose wallet keys have been intentionally lost?
> They are formal proceedings and due process of law.

A number of states involve no due-process prior to confiscation and require you to hire an attorney and file suit if your initial request for return of property are denied.

Having been "red flagged" by a vindictive ex, and in a "Red State" too boot, this is no joke.
what's an example of a workflow you've automated on a terminal?
I haven't got round to populating that content as I have only been working on this for around a week - it's a proof of concept.

I am planning on adding a lot more content to the site, including reviews within the next 2 weeks.
I was able to click on the screenshot to open it up in a modal, and that was zoomable.
They document their goal is correctness in edge cases that other standard C functions don’t guarantee. Seems obvious to say this is “one of the best” ways to go about it. It’s absolutely true given this stated and documented goal of correctness, which would be a very commonly needed property.

Other good ways could trade-off edge case comprehensiveness for performance or whatever. That doesn’t make this way less good.
Say Google makes a significant change to their ToS. If you link to the ToS, the title will be "Google ToS". So instead you are left with the option of linking to a Guardian/buzzfeed/wired blog post that is mostly fluff, doesn't include the actual ToS text in context, and has a hyperbolic headline. Which article you chose to post determines the spin.
Still doesn't really explain it. A taxi ride is not 59% more expensive than an Uber, yet a taxi driver is getting paid a better wage. So Uber is definitely burning more money in other areas not related to the ride itself. In Canada now the cost of an Uber when they tack on their safety fee and booking fee is pretty much on pare with what a taxi company charges for the same ride. And now taxi companies where I am from have their own apps just like Uber to request a taxi and get an upfront fee. So now I can easily compare the two costs and see that a taxi is usually the same fee or a $1 or $2 more.
Is it any safer than pasting your auth tokens into a standalone application like Postman? That can just as easily send that information somewhere else, but now you can't press F12, get a network tab, and look at outgoing requests.
But this application loses all those benefits, since it's just a GUI that happens to be displayed in ASCII on a terminal.
Similar to personalizing all General Relativity advances and issues as being about "Einstein".

Nobody does that for Quantum Mechanics.
How does one possibly get near enough calories by only eating every other day?
The semantics of Rust aren't simple at all. I've used a huge number of languages, both professionally and for personal projects, and Rust is the first one I'm too stupid to understand.

("Modern" JavaScript comes close, but that's not because of semantics, it's more because everything is incredibly overengineered...
In which case, you would probably be found in contempt of court and fined or arrested if a judge wanted to push the point.
> Too bad that vegan food is mostly carbs

That's the one thing that keeps me away from a lot of vegan food, as much as I do admit that vegan food has gotten way better than it used to be.

I have a voracious appetite, and the best way I've been able to prevent myself from gaining weight again is to limit my carb and sugar intake. I'm occasionally tempted by vegan food, but when I find out the nutrition info, I know I can't sustain just consuming a ton of carbs. Maybe if I didn't have a job where I have to sit down in front of a computer all day, things would be different.
> because the police can likely figure out a way to get the video from Ring directly

That's quite the legal or technical assumption.
It frustrates me when people complain about the quality of writing they're not paying for.
I notice more people are putting ect. instead of etc. Why? https://www.quora.com/I-notice-more-people-are-putting-ect-i...

ect. | Common Errors in English Usage and More https://brians.wsu.edu/2016/05/25/ect/
Longtime VW-Audi Chairman Ferdinand Piech Has Died
One does not "become lactose tolerant," humans are born lactose tolerant, after all their primary food for the first few months of life is milk. A lactose intolerant baby is very rare.

Lactose intolerance happens with age in X% of the population. The ones who don't become lactose intolerance simply retain their lactase production that they've always have had.
Boris Johnson’s Parliament Suspension Approved by Queen
Ah ! Nim... as a Pythonista, I'm loving its aesthetics. However in the end it's all about community support, available libs, tooling...
> It sounds like you are stereotyping Peloton purchasers into one group, then assuming that the majority of them can't afford nice things.

I did not mean to do that. In fact I was on the brink of deleting my comment, to avoid this exact misunderstanding.

I wanted to point out that getting expensive things on credit is risky for most people who cannot afford to buy them straight out.
Avoiding meat consumption eliminates all dietary cholesterol intake, which is awesome for heart health.
Someone please install this and try it and take a screenshot. I just want to see it but don't want to do it myself haha
This title is sensationalist.

Of course there are black holes with a lot more than 50 solar masses. It's just that they aren't created in a single event by the death of a star.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_massive_black_hol...
I will get those added within a day or two.

If you have any more suggestions or feedback please let me know. This is only a proof of concept and I am very keen on improving it further.
I'm as paranoid about IoT devices being abused as anyone, but can you point out more than 1 or 2 examples of "It's never true?"
Microsoft wants its exFAT file system in the Linux kernel
In "Gare du Nord" in Paris: http://www.patricehamel.org/index.php?page=2&article=23

entrée / sortie
(entrance / exit)
Maybe we shouldn't construct a society where your obligations to your employer are at odds with you helping society find justice for a murder victim. This is a great example of how atomized our society has become.
Ask HN: What are the best books you read in MBA school?
I'm almost certainly past the point in life where an MBA makes financial sense for me, my career, and my family. However, I'm a voracious reader and would love to absorb some of the best learnings you acquired in your B-school experience. What are the top books, texts, or research papers you read when you were in Business school? (And for proper context, I'd love to know which MBA program you attended, or if you're a non-MBA too). Thanks! @DustinKirkland
It implies none of those things. New Amsterdam was founded in 1624. New Amsterdam became NYC. The sentence is a typical structure making an joke which basically says crime existed in NYC from the start.

You are somehow missing the context both of that threadbare joke, and the context of the paragraph it is in, and the article as a whole, leading you to ascribe implications that aren’t in any way present in the writing.
Do you have some examples of what you've experienced that you didn't like? I keep reading about people replacing tools written in C with Rust versions but I haven't really pursued it further and seen them in action.
Gold bars aren't pure gold. There are small amount of impurities [1]. I wonder if you could make gold bars where you vary the ratios of those impurities along the length of the bar to encode a number?

I have no idea if there would be a way to read such a number non-destructively.

[1] https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/BF03214762.pdf
You're goddamn right it's well thought out. But it's not thought out in the user's favor at all.

Because how many fucking times is it going to ask me "ARE YOU SURE YOU DONT WANT TO TRY EDGE?" "EDGE IS SAFEST" "EDGE IS MADE FOR WINDOWS 10, ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO SWITCH?" You literally have to click no 3 times just to get your default to something else.

None of the other "default apps" do the same thing. And still nothing stopping the file extensions from getting remapped. So that's kinda not thought out.
I don't think just listing a product page or a ToS is "spin". Product pages my be there to talk up their product but we know that.
Companies have been offering “0% financing” for decades regardless of economic conditions - see furniture stores and more recently phone companies.

I’ll probably end up buying a Mid range NordicTrack stationary bike ($1800) within the next year to go along with my NordicTrack treadmill and elliptical. I don’t currently subscribe to IFIT, but I might seeing that I could potentially use it across three pieces of equipment.

The IFIt modules are an optional piece for the elliptical and treadmill and I believe it is built into the elliptical.

As far as cost, between the cardio equipment I have (and plan on purchasing), the kettlebells, weight bench, weight bars, tv, wall mount, AppleTV, etc, by the time all is said and done, I will have spent close to 8 grand.

It’s well worth it for the convenience of just being able to go to the spare bedroom and workout anytime that we want to while catching up on TV or in my case watching technical videos without having to go through the ceremony of going to the gym.
He brought his army to town, then "asked" the senate for power. That looks a lot like a coup.
The externalities include positive ones so yes it would be superior by far.

There literally is no realistic alternative to plastic right now.
> Anyone can do something they are not supposed to

What do you mean not supposed to? My grandmother wasn't supposed to drink? Her being a teetotaler was just the result of her daily choices. That's what eating vegan meals is for me.

Do you have to explicitly choose to be a vegan? If prisoners were fed 100% vegan diets and had no options for outside foods, would they be vegans? I guess I'm wondering if intent matters just as much as action, or is one or the other good enough?
That’s why I come to the comments first for these posts. I believe the forum is working as designed.
Top districts in Bay Area (Palo Alto, Saratoga, Cupertino in Silicon Valley, e.g.) pay senior teachers in that range.

With a pension, lots of vacation.
I like the concept. Looking forward to see more countries and services.