skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And yet, they both fight for the same budget. They're absolutely alternatives in that sense. Not necessarily the right tool for the job, but alas, that's not stopped the wave. And eventually, even Heroku will be based on K8s, as they see the writing on the wall.

Also note that most adherents view K8s as a replacement (more accurately new API) that replaces EC2. the fundamental unit of computing becomes the Pod, not a VM.
OK, why ban public access?
The first one was drawn by HK cartoonist Ar To
https://www.facebook.com/Artohk/photos/a.337271833020631/239...

The caption reads: ️Full of love, pure love for Hong Kong
#GodBlessHongKong #GodBlessStudents
> I still don't enjoy the activity itself, but I'm sure glad for the results.

I don't think that's a sustainable or worthwhile approach. Exercise and training can be found in many forms and countless different activities - pick those you actually enjoy.
How so? I wouldn't use it for a tiny app, but for something where you're thinking far into the future I would.

Keep in mind, at my current company we don't use it (giant 5 year old AngularJS codebase) but I would love to.

You don't even have to use it fully. Just mark your function arguments and you're already saving headaches.
They are not missing it, they are just fueled by heir hate towards China. It amazes me how negative HN comments are whenever anything that has to do with China is brought up.
Hong Kong good, Brexit bad, catalan independence bad. I haven't seen much consistency on the right to self determination from the HN meta opinion.
I got bit by "How's it going / How are you?" when I first came to the USA. Turns out you're not actually supposed to answer with how you really are, and if you do so, they look at you like you've said something weird.
What is frightening to me is that some people don’t even know they are being used by the communist government. Repeating things like the US sponsored this protest against China without any proof. Referencing articles with highly questionable sources.

Granted. Not all Chinese people are like that. Some I personally know are very level headed and see clearly when the state is trying to manipulate them.

I just hope there are more level headed people in China than there are hate-filled individuals that keep calling other people “cockroaches”. Propaganda is truly frightening.
In the same vein, https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6919
Thanks, thats typically how I approach it as well, it's good to hear it written out. I try not to append copied types without fully understanding their structure either. But sometimes you just need to just trust it to solve a problem.

There's plenty of blog posts and docs on advanced types but I'm interested in the day-to-day best practical approaches people are taking adopting it. I should look around for some literature or talks on the subject...
Maybe I should have said "... and has a good time." :)
You got downvoted, but still there is no certainty on this.

Fighter planes were there, they knew where they were headed. Shooting down the plane above non-residential area seemed like the best option.

On the other hand, passengers overmastering the terrorist through the cockpit door already seems unlikely, and more unlikely still once overmastered, not trying to land safely.

So yeah, bringing news that you shot down a plane with your own civilians is bad. Bringing a story how people sacrificed themselves is way better.
This account is only a few minutes old and seems to be deliberately spreading unsubstantiated and misleading or false information.
This paragraph, later on in the piece, briefly addresses the issue. According to the sources the author cites, the cull is not ecologically justified, but rather to stop the cattle from competing with domestic cattle.

>> Of the estimated 5,000 bison in the park in February, only a few hundred had roamed into Montana, and most of these had already been killed. The goal during 2015 was to "cull," in the language of wildlife management, at least 900 of the creatures, almost 20 percent of the herd. Park Service officials told me that the IBMP had established a maximum population of 3,000 bison in the park, and that this year's cull was a first step toward achieving that number. James Bailey, a retired professor of wildlife biology at Colorado State University and author of the 2013 book American Plains Bison: Rewilding an Icon, told me the ceiling of 3,000 animals is "a political number, not a biological or ecological number. It's what the ranchers will accept.
> You can't expect everyone to have common knowledge about every domain and link. It is beyond ridiculous to compare the two.

It's true that there's a presumption that sites that are accessible by the public are open for access to the public. But a lack of technical restriction is not an invitation. If a reasonable person would conclude that your access is not welcome then your access is also illegal. this is the crux of why so much of security research is on precarious legal footing. If you find an unsecured mongoDB database with a name like "customer_data" and you download the contents you are 100% breaking the law.
I needed to report an airbnb that was having someone else who's not the host on airbnb site run it. So I was staying in the place with a person that they ran no background check on.
They only allow you to make a report from a pre selected list of possible complaints and support wasn't any help. The system was setup to prevent the user from reporting problems that they cannot easily solve.

Airbnb is just one little step above hopping on craigslist and finding a room.
Pretty much; very few homebrew groups out there have been able to do much with the hardware except to complete previously unreleased games.

However, there’re a lot of Atari ST ports coming from AtariAge, and a good half-dozen homebrew titles of variant quality being sold on physical cartridges (and CDs for that vanishingly small demographic) each year. YMMV.
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It's frozen at the moment. I need to develop a way-of-working where I can work on v1 and v2 at the same time. That is a headache. And my Vue skills are non-existent so it's a bit of a learning curve. But I hope to push something to develop soon :)
I know one team that is doing everything the other way around. They don't inverview their new hires, they don't test them, they basically take everybody who wants to join and let them show themselves. Aside from that, they rely on newcomers public profiles, in GitHub, StackOverflow, and so on. Check this out: https://www.yegor256.com/2016/03/01/how-we-interview-program...
Tinfoil hat on... Maybe the CCP fucked him up somehow.

This guy who is also a Chinese billionaire, now dissident in hiding in the US, says CCP is going to kill Jack Ma and force him to turn over his company to them, despite the fact that he never took government money according to an interview below. He predicted a death of another Chinese business leader a year before, and that leader mysteriously apparently committed suicide in France... or that's what the bystanders say while the government found he slipped and fell to his death.

Lots of Psyops was done by the US government, would anyone be really surprised if the Chinese government was also doing Psyops on its citizens?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cwXifDaCjE

An interview from 2015 where he does not seem like an idiot at all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSkQye85OQ
The rise of the vendor contractor...

This is what happens when you develop an entire industry to avoid claiming the true number of employees your company has.

In the process you stifle creativity and innovation.

But hey, if your big enough you can just buy potential disrupters.
Jack Ma: "I think we should work 3 days per week, for 4 hours a day"

Elon: ????
> Unless someone can give a reasonable explanation of why Google specifically should be targeted instead of other companies that are more conservatively aligned.

This is really curious. Do you think anticompetitive investigations and lawsuits should depend on the political orientation of companies?
The only thing I can think of that sounds even remotely close to what you're describing is when Congress made it illegal [0] to listen in on cellular phone calls a few decades ago but, notable, pager traffic was specifically excluded from the law.

Until listening to cellular calls was made illegal, it had always been legal (AFAIK) to receive any transmissions on any frequency (the reasoning was that the signal was being broadcasted into, e.g., your home).

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Communications_Priv...
>A friend of mine uses the term 'foo-foo' instead, which I find hysterically funny.

Are they French by any chance? The French have the word foufoune. (pronounced foo-foon)
What about communications between the ambulance and the receiving ER? Those are unencrypted digital voice here in San Diego. I've heard names, DOBs, medical histories etc being blasted out over their repeater.
You've probably considered it and selected gh-ost instead but pt-online-schema-change from Percona Toolkit works great with 8.0
I was in fifth grade in a town in NJ on the Bergen County line. From most of the hills you could see downtown Manhattan, mostly the WTC. Earlier my brother turned eight and we went to the observation deck, something long promised but always postponed because it would always be there.

I remember reading about the death of Massoud, but that was a memory from the day before. The next day we all knew where Afghanistan was.

That day school ended and parents had to come pick us up since they didn't want anyone walking back to an empty house and learning daddy wasn't going to make it back that night.

The next month my brother had funeral after funeral of his friends parents to attend. The towers were like a missing tooth, a gap you knew wasn't always there.
Wikipedia says he died today.
I don't think this is a conspiracy at all. But I could see people having this conversation if they did shoot it down.

Maybe to make the victim's family feel better. To avoid lawsuits. Avoid repercussion if they were wrong. Avoid repercussion if we found later this plane was going to hit a building that would have little loss of life vs passenger count.

There could be rationale there if people made a panicked decision.
This feels like someone has taken the classic "Anglo EU translation guide (2011)"[1] and tried to do the same thing for American sayings. It works a little better for British sayings because, frankly, we Brits are incredibly repressed and never say what we mean if we can put our true meaning in the subtext.

[1] https://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/05/17/anglo-eu-translation-gu...
For the uninitiated, what does all that mean exactly?

My vague understanding is that the Chinese government now have more oversight of one of China's largest (the largest?) companies. Did they not before, or is this a significant indicator of something that has changed?
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17938262
And it's proven that proof-of-work doesn't work to stop spam

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/%E2%80%9C-Proof-of-Wor...
Why does it amaze you? We ought to be overly negative towards rising ambitious hegemonies with bad track records, even if the negativity is irrationally aggressive.
Nor does Vue. The focus is on typing the reactive data that feeds the templates which should be sufficient.

Plenty of things like HTML form elements take numbers or strings just fine, as it all outputs to strings in the end. Additionally, by breaking up stuff into smaller composable components there should be enough gating and typing layers, at least with Vue/Vuex that's the case. If it was just plopping straight into the elements 1-to-1 that might be a different story.
ARel is very roughly equivalent to SQLAlchemy Core[0], though I'd expect less complete and polished but I really don't know much of ARel.

[0] https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/core/tutorial.html
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* Internal Family Systems made me more peaceful
Not OP. I personally haven't tested with anything other than whole wheat, but I know other people freeze white bread. Proper bakery breads might be a bit more hit or miss. As for thawing, just transfer it to the fridge the night before.
I have bad news for you about the bash source code.
HN hates China. You can tell from the dialogue and tone whenever it is brought up. Objectivity is out of the window, all of a sudden.

When it comes to America and the beloved companies, there is always justification. The other day it was privacy and ability to unsubscribe. HN was justifiably ranked really really terrible. Of course everyone came to its defense.

Then of course the tyranny of the majority on this beloved forum, though not any participant is willing to accept it.

HN needs Dave Chappelle.
Funny! That was exactly how our first design conversation went! A year after and lots of tests and experiments to validate we came up with Splintering - a method that encrypts a 'human-grade' password (aka 'much weaker than a private key') and shards it across multiple nodes so the complexity and difficulty of breaking it increases to levels corresponding to a cryptographic key. Splintering is an added-security extension to a fully decentralized authentication scheme. For details on how exactly, you're welcome to dive into the paper or at a glance the flow diagram on our git, where we’ve also published our open source code. https://github.com/tide-foundation/Tide-h4x-for-Privacy
Serious vote brigading going on in HN - hope the admins look into it.

EDIT: visit lihkg.com and search "ycombinator"
Read up on the Organization Department of the CCCP

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organization_Department_of_the...
Worth watching for Elon's latest refinements on some of his AI talking points. Just don't expect an actual debate. Much more freeform.

The Jack Ma portion of it was embarrassing. I asked my (recently arrived mainland Chinese) Uber driver in SF the other day what Chinese people thought of Jack Ma, and she said they adore/worship him... which is a bit worrying.

Actually it's worth watching for that too, to see just what level of thinking gets adored in China, it's eye opening. Especially keeping in mind that that country holds the reins on some of the most serious efforts at AI development around. Definitely can't generalize about the quality of thinking of the more highly educated class from this situation, but it does shed light on the quality of thinking of the masses.
Uniqlo cutting water use 99% so jeans don't kill earth
"When you use our service, you have to pay us some coins or alike" sounds fair
"I want the best advice, from the best doctors — not the doctor, not the clinic who can spend the most on advertising" says the politician, with no sense of irony.
> and need to move the BTC too since otherwise the transaction would be valid in all 3 chains.

Care to elaborate? I don't understand how the three chains can have any affliction after they forked.
Odd omission of "Bless your heart."
Have you tried Rubocop? It automatically reformats code according to an opinionated style guide (which I think aligns with your opinion).
This might sound simple, but in my mid 20s I discovered how effective I was at teaching myself new things..in the past I had relied on learning within the confines school. I just found it odd that I discovered I didn't need teachers to learn conventional subjects after I was already done with university.
I think this statement could only have come from someone who haven't spent much time outside of big cities. At least where I am from, people in more rural settings don't care about bovine or porcine feelings. This certainly doesn't mean that we torture animals, but when their time comes, the knife goes in, and meat goes on the table. "Everyone" most certainly would not become vegetarian.
Where is it being talked about?
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Indeed. But why git? I worked for 3 companies that adopted git for completely different reasons.

The first was open sourcing parts of their code so they just started using GitHub. Makes sense.

The second used to work with Subversion, and they stayed with it. The process was built around having one and only one server with all the CI, and the hooks, and the locks. Git was used with the SVN gate purely for developers' convenience. Makes sense.

The third one was on TFS, and they couldn't quite align their process with it. So they thought "our process is a mess so let's do git". This is a red flag. If you can't get your process straight with relatively simple tool, some more sophisticated tool will (and it did) only make it worse.
If they have such bad track records then those should be enough to be negative towards without having to create irrational conspiracy theories about something that had been announced a year ago.
You can set the difficulty to be as low as 2 to 5 seconds on average phone. Spammer will find easier place to go unless your site is really that attractive
severine is correct: it is in A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, which can be had free of charge from the Internet Archive.

vol I

https://archive.org/details/electricandmagne01maxwrich

vol II

https://archive.org/details/electricandmag02maxwrich

The relevant section is in the preliminaries in Vol I : I assume you already know electromagnetism, I suggest jumping to pdf pages 52 "on potentials" and reading till 57. No modern textbook will explicitly introduce such an assumption, instead modern textbooks assume the student has been indoctrinated with cartesian product spaces i.e. R^3 etc. Such students would have seen in prior analysis courses that the line integral of the gradient of a scalar function does not depent on the path [... in R^n!]. So if curricula and students implicitly and a priori exclude spaces other than R^n, then no student will protest that for example the line integral of the electric field between 2 points could depend on the exact path, making all subsequent math and theorems more tractable, at the "small price" of a priori excluding the (arguably) confusing possibilities of handles (if you are a mathematiciann), wormholes (if your a physicist).

Maxwell on the contrary refuses compromise on investigative accuracy to "ease the job of didactics", theres many examples of that throughout the treatise.
From the article:

For the record, each pair of Uniqlo jeans uses an average of 100 litres of water to wash.

A staff said that each wash cycle typically requires about 80kg of pumice stones. But after just one wash cycle, they’ll be reduced to half their size. “The stones turn into waste,” Matsubara explained. “They break down into tiny bits and when discharged, they pollute the water system.”

In fact, the very same distressed design can be replicated with precision on other pairs of jeans many times over. A designer just has to create the pattern on the computer beforehand, and the laser system can churn out 60 pairs of jeans per hour, compared to the 10 per hour using manual labour.

“Instead of using pumice stones to wash the jeans, we’ve developed our own eco stones made of polymer,” he said. “They don’t break down and won’t pollute the water system.”

And the biggest issue of water usage? A staff said that no water is added at all in the wash with the eco stones. The jeans are placed into the machine wet and that is all the moisture used. “The nanobubble technology turns water into moisture particles to cut down water usage by 99 per cent,”
Interesting, I've been meaning to play Another World on a retro system...
At least watching the first half of the highlights only, Elon comes off... poorly. And I'm a super fan!
> No. Not even close. I left you a lengthy comment about this to which you did not respond

I responded now. I simply hadn't seen it.

> You're making excuses for a child rapist. Over and over and over. Again, what the fuck, man? Once again, I'm asking you this directly.

I'm not sure why you insist on misreading me. I'm not making excuses for a child rapist. I'm not excusing Epstein's behavior. I'm excusing Ito's behavior.
Maybe because they think it's easy to whip up public frenzy even over something completely justified?

Though as the uncle comment notes, it doesn't really seem "completely justified" here.
Mostly Mastodon, actually. My posts are usually unlisted, so not on the home stream, but you should see them if you follow me there.

https://mastodon.cloud/@dredmorbius

There's a new blog coming ... eventually. On Gitlab.
I was curious about what you meant by 10 minutes sooner or 10 minutes later, so I found this [1]:

> The discovery of the Chicxulub crater dramatically enhanced the community’s ability to evaluate the environmental effects of an impact at the K-T boundary, because both the geographic location of an impact site and the target rocks involved in an impact can affect the environmental outcome. For example, rocks composed of the mineral anhydrite in the Chicxulub target sequence imply that sulfate aerosols were injected into the stratosphere, affecting the radiative budget of the atmosphere (heating the stratosphere while cooling the Earth’s surface) before settling to the troposphere where they were washed out as acid rain.

[1] https://www.lpi.usra.edu/science/kring/Chicxulub/global-effe...
Such aspect is quickly fading out in this round of antiELAB protests. People know that the opponent is the totalitarian regime, and they welcome all mainlanders who are open-minded and supportive.
You aren't saying much with your message other than you think HN, a group containing people with a wide swath of opinions on things, "hates China" and your reasoning is a bit incoherent. I can't even tell what that last line is suppose to mean. HN needs a millionaire to come in and... tell jokes?
A game-changing value of missing abstractions – part II
‘Hey, Google Let me talk to my departed father.’
This is a great example of protest art as propaganda.

This piece actually refers to a specific incident where the protestors attacked uncooperative bystanders (presumably fellow HK'ers) on a train at Prince Edward Station, one of whom used a hammer to defend himself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IpfKRRbiEQ

Later the police were called by the subway authorities, and went ahead to arrest the now cowed protestors:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-wKmycZ_DA

The news only reported on the second video. You can also see how "Resist Girl" manages to turn reality into a completely distorted narrative.
A similar tool for translating text on images. https://www.imagetranslate.com, which gives more control on editing the images and recreate them.
I got mine from the Internet Archive, see my reply to someone else above.
https://youtu.be/8Gv0H-vPoDc
If you think bison and mustangs should be running around the 'natural way'. Then you should also bring back all the lions and tigers and other carnivores that the indians killed off back in the day.
Interesting - can you provide [1] and [2] please?
Dick Cheney basically pulled off a coup that day. George W Bush wasn't incapacitated. He never put Cheney in charge. But Cheney just took over. He started giving orders and everyone else was too stunned to do anything but follow.
No shit HN hates China. How can you actually LIKE China?

China is literally one of the worst countries in the world at this current moment. Their ethnic cleansing, treatment of minorities, extreme censorship and state control does not make them a likable country.