skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It never occurred to me before, but the word "Lovecraftian" is indeed perfect for describing the modern approach to infrastructure. Well put.
People should travel (and live!) more abroad for a while. As you wrote, many seem to be surprised that the people living in Asia, Africa, etc. are humans too (in the sense of: people with history, dreams, expectations on life, etc.)
Yep. Gunboat diplomacy is not a good way to spread democracy.
There is a whole subreddit dedicated to probably made up behaviour of children like that.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wokekids/top/?t=all
Well, sure, there's stuff like anoxic life that lives off dissolved hydrogen in rock and will be mostly unaffected by anything we do. But the vast majority of life on Earth is exploiting the huge energy gradients created on the surface by sunlight and exploited by photosynthesis, and that's what most people are thinking of nowadays when we talk about "life on Earth".
you cannot imagine an 11 year old not having a smartphone?
Kid says this about phones:

1. They’re infantilizing, a set of digital apron strings meant to attach you to your mother. (He was onto something there.)

2. They compromise a boy’s resourcefulness because kids come to rely on the GPS instead of learning Scout skills.

3. They make people trivial.

That's one smart kid.
Check their website, they sell to anyone willing to place a large enough order (it seems that the exact price is subject to negotiation).

Let's step back for a moment. DHL is replacing Volkswagen Caddy delivery trucks. The 100,000$ estimate is entirely off for this kind of delivery truck that I think is comparable to what Amazon needs.
> This is how you create terrorists.

Um no, you are wrong.

_What USA does_ is terrorism. When you drop bombs on people out of nowhere, that's called terrorism. Sorry if you're an American but you've got some learning to do about the biggest terrorist organization in the world before calling others a terrorist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRbnPA3fd5U
It is because they are using a mathematical path. A function that is tending to +infinite, next step is to tend to -infinite.
Think of a path shaped as a circle, then of its cosinus variation, then you understand... ;)
Distributions exist to provide software that all fits and works together (e.g. providing the correct versions of dependencies). Sometimes patching is necessary to make things work.
We're just changing climate back to what is was way before us. Current state was created by the organisms who went into the ground. Our turn now.
I think not to worry about it, it will probably die when the maintainer gets bored of it after a few years. You don't have to use it. And in the meantime, somebody gets to learn to more by doing their own LFS.
The system is pretty neat - here's a video of it in action in Canberra (Australia) earlier this year:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKErmCN78S8
And it doesn't have to be. There should be trust that the function does what it says. If I use `printf` and don't understand how it's working internally it doesn't matter to me because I know what it does and trust it.

These scripts/snippets for me are just an unofficial extended standard lib
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Do you have any medical training and direct access to evidence or did you investigate this in the same way that Reddit caught the Boston bomber?
Did they order those through Amazon.com?
> It's much easier to look stuff up, but that means people are retaining less themselves.

It might be easier, but it's not easy. I see people giving up on searches because they are not able to formulate what they are looking for. Maybe that opens a whole different set of problems.
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Terrorism is a label slapped on violence that breaks some arbitrary rules someone thinks ought to be followed.

Were the founding fathers terrorists? The British sure thought so...

You can be the gatekeeper of that word all you want, just know that you're playing that role.
Pretty sure they've been cleaned.
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I hope you see the irony in your comment
Lamo used to answer questions on Quora on a frequent basis[0]. By reading his answers I got glimpses of bits of how he thinks .

In one of his answers[1] he posts a disclaimer saying he used to work with federal agencies:

"The writer is a convicted felon, and has worked closely with federal agencies on national security investigations. Yes, I think it’s weird too."

Wish he'd stayed around longer.

RIP

[0] https://www.quora.com/profile/Adri%C3%A1n-Lamo

[1]https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-the-FBI-CIA-and-NSA-co...
We're managing to make species go extinct at a great rate, too, unfortunately. Habit loss is probably the biggest issue
X is widly used since 30 years. Its configuration (and security model) is well documented (xorg.conf). It is as simple as launching the X server using a simple command line and being able to connect any client (even remote) thanks to a single environment variable (DISPLAY).

How do you launch a wayland server and how do you forward "display" (ssh -X or -Y) to launch a remote application ?
Still can't beat Iosevka Slab.
Really, there are de-facto standards. If you are a big corporate enterprise, like a bank, the standard is going to be RHEL. If you're conservative organization but don't want to pay for licenses or support, you're probably going to go with a RHEL clone like CentOS, or worse, Oracle Linux. If you're a trendy Web 2.1 startup you'll probably go with Ubuntu or containers of Alpine Linux etc.

EDIT: source - been doing Linux for corporates, big and small since 1999.
I don't think rent control has discouraged new construction, since it can't apply to new construction in SF.
I would recommend 3blue1brown only if you've already covered the material in another way. It's a great way to get some new intuition about things, the videos can help something 'click' and are a pleasant watch with an obviously high production quality. I just don't think they are great for being your first exposure to a topic.
Anyone else think this is fake ?
I mean, 11 years old can have that level of thinking ? Or maybe I m missing something ?
More interesting link, IMO: https://easyos.org/tech/how-easy-works.html
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Kubernetes is complicated, it's a whole new world of terminology and abstractions that you need to learn, and it changes quickly.

That said, maintaining a large cluster is complex too. Often, there is much more involved than making sure each image's config files are up to date. Kubernetes shines when you have a number of different docker images, where each needs its own unique network, scaling, cpu, and disk settings, i.e., hardware requirements that can't really be controlled with just config files.

In your case, the fact that all of your images are identical probably cuts against using Kubernetes. However, the fact that these images are running on different networks where each may require their own tweaking leans towards it. If you expect to start adding many different docker images to your cluster, with different hardware requirements, it's probably worth the learning curve to get on to Kubernetes.

Disclaimer: I've never run Kubernetes on bare metal, just hosted environments. Bare metal may make Kubernetes much less attractive.
You are right ! diversity is the good move, that is how life decided to grow, by diversifications.
Ok, it consumes loads of time, but the result is without point of thinking.
M$ did the opposite in '80, and is not quite winning nowdays... Just a question of time and experimentations ;)
I have to admit, I couldn't name one javascript "feature" on the site other than one that incessantly pops up when you mouse-over links. Which I find highly irritating, but ultimately useful. I have a definite hate/love relationship with that thing. Maybe it just needs to wait a second before trying to stop me from reading the existing article.
I think by bombing other countries and use other military power, US is establishing a target for the terrorists and prone terrorist people, shout out for a peaceful way to solve issues, anyway, it not the policy makers and politicians that got retaliated, it's the innocent civilians.
Right for the VCs, not for retail investors
Here's a good starting point for understanding what's going on:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running_gag
Two years ago, CircleCI posted about how they deploy their 100,000 lines of Clojure backend code and 30,000 lines of ClojureScript code to Google App Engine.

Also, Walmart has been using Clojure "at scale" since before 2015. And based on a related tweet, the project at that time had 66 modules, 3000+ files, 560,000+ LOC (of Clojure). Last measure, Walmart was the largest US retailer at $374 billion annual revenue. I'd say their dependence on Clojure is a pretty good validation of the language's capability.
This deserves a blog post of it's own. You are on to something here that needs to be acknowledged!
TBH, it doesn't look "easy" at all. Plus, why re-inventing the wheel and create yet another containerization system?
Personally, I find this really useful when I accidentally squash something incorrectly during a rebase and in the process of cleaning it up end up with changes attributed to the “wrong” person.
Canada has mandatory federal licensing.

Why do you want mandatory shall-issue licensing in America? Federal or state? I’d like to know your reasoning.
Well, the EU managed to destroy the websites' User Experience with their brain-dead GDPR - why should California be left behind?!
That all changed when high level primitives and floating point operations were moved to the graphics co-processor. SIMD at that level was a game changer. I wrote a graphics driver for the BBC Micro to use the Elektor 'GDP' as an output device, it totally blew the 8 bit CPU of the day out of the water.

These things tend to oscillate, presumably one day there will be another generation of CPUs that is much closer to our current CPU/GPU combo that will outperform GPUs and then the cycle will start over again.
Oh, I can. After all, I didn't have one when I was 11 :-) It's just that, given an option to have it, I cannot imagine a good reason not to. Unless, of course, you don't trust yourself to not use it in a way you disapprove of.
Why do you think Amazon went with Rivian instead of your company?
It's right there ...

https://www.avoiceformen.com/feminism/simone-de-beauvoir-a-n...

My thesis is fairly simple.

1. Autism, Asperger types have a hard time interpreting sarcasm, body language, talking behind people's back while keeping a tactful appearance, reading the emotional atmosphere of the room and verbal communication which is not literal. These are called social skills and women are better at it. It takes a whole lotta time for Autistic types to develop these.

2. Ugly people will be considered creepy if they flirt, the thesis of the OP. It is very uncomfortable to watch Autistic types flirt and they are most likely to not understand body language cues.

3. You don't have to give them a pass at being dicks and lacking manners, but again you have to tell them in their own language ... but expect whole lotta whys. Silencing people, bullying them for their independent thoughts is a pathetic solution to a shitty problem.
From 1:
"Famously dense San Francisco also performed pretty well, coming in at No. 45 with 5.61 percent. That’s a little over 100,000 empty units."

That's a crock. That computes to 1.78 million units in SF. That overstates the number of units by a factor of at least 3!
> The big loss with rent control is the disincentive for developers to create new apartments

Rent control does not prevent developers from building new construction, in fact it may promote new developments. Rent control reduces the cost of housing for a select few people who haven't moved in a while, which artificially raises the prices for newer tenants that just moved into a neighborhood. Higher prices for new tenants make developing new housing more attractive, not less.
lamp for web app, python for ml bits, node for a couple of things that have handy node packages.

I use pretty much anything that gets the job done with the least dev time.
OCaml have HKT, it's in the module part of the languiage, it's just verbose.

And OCaml's module language is much more powerful than Java, since module language is a dependently typed language. You can't, say, pass a class including a type for another class in java.
> or we die out and the planet recovers on its own.

I think all these scenarios are unrealistic. If at all, and that is still a big if, only the vast majority would die.

So hooray, I guess.
Correction: an element not explicitly mentioned in either the four functions or Jevons list...
labels aside, if x state drops a bomb and kills your 4 year old playing outside you will want revenge, if you're from those areas. Simple as that, call it whatever you want. You killed my son for no reason...

USA should better rush with million dollar offers to families, along with apologies, of course.
I think so, yes, though I do think it's nicely drawn and not unartistic (e.g. the kiss being implied). In my opinion it's offensive, for a few reasons.

First is that the woman's pose derives from images of 'feeble' femininity (e.g. old Marilyn Monroe films; sexy, innocent, willing). I don't think there's any need to hark back to such absurd stereotypes.

Second, it assumes my preferred aesthetic isn't, for example, big bearded men. They are equally capable of giving or blowing a kiss. The logo could have been more generic, if it was appealing to the intimate.

Third, I don't really like sexualised or intimate imagery mixed with productivity tools. It's jarring and distracting.

At the end of the day, it's just a logo, though it made me switch off.
I am suggesting that, because as I mentioned it looks understaffed from the outside, either that or there isn't that much willingness to spend resources on improving it beyond "good enough".

Given that you mentioned, that there were actually so many LLVM engineers around, I thought they could give them an hand. :)

Regarding the clang regressations:

https://github.com/android/ndk/issues/742

https://github.com/android/ndk/issues/721

There are way less than I remembered though, sorry for the confusion.
"Google-affiliated drone delivery service found to be exceeding noise limits"

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-12/canberra-delivery-dro...
> teenage rebellion isn't usually a paragon of restraint or rationality

It's just that most of the comments in this thread were about rationality :-) They were about how refusing a smartphone is a _smart_ thing to do.
In addition, this kind of project is emblematic of the hobbyist nature (and origin) of linux. When that's no longer possible, the fun and interest, for me at least, is dead. And when I get gently pushed into some kind of software standardization I can't opt out of, I'm going return to windows.
Wouldn't you love it if you were paying for a NYT subscription only to find out they give away many of their articles for free on MSN?
I suck at more advanced math. I am simply not able to grasp it. However I am very good at logic and systems thinking, which makes me a good programmer for certain kind of tasks, provided I can use imperative programming. Force me to use functional programming (like my current Angular/RXJs assignment) and I'm a lousy programmer.
Having more than one kids gives Airbnb an edge over most hotels in the price per person category.

The normal pricing range in hotels is 2 beds are normally priced (a small kids is optionally included) but anything more than that requires more rooms or a suite.

At Airbnb the price per person becomes much more reasonable, and that's before the ability to find the kids something to do since most places have TVs, a streamer and some game stuff.
The British oppressed the Irish for 800 years with a systematic destruction of culture and contribution to genocide which halved the population and then recently had the audacity to assume Ireland would be allies during Brexit negotiations.
I don't actually think imagenet is anywhere near as susceptible to crowd based overfitting as most kaggle competitions, but I don't actually think that paper falsifies the claim that it is.

That paper shows that imagenet classifiers retain their ranking on data drawn from the same distribution as the training set. That isn't even close to the same thing as generalising to real world data. Medical AI shows us over and over again that truly out of distribution unseen data (external validation) is a completely different challenge to simply drawing multiple test sets from your home clinic.

Again, I don't actually think imagenet was as problematic as other competitions, but there is better evidence for that (not the least of which is that for the first half of imagenet's life, the differences in models were large, the number of tests was cumulatively fairly small, and the test set was huge: ie what I wrote supports imagenet as fairly reliable).
> A U.S. drone strike intended to hit an Islamic State (IS)

Then what does the IS represent to you? The good guys?
And that is why signing commits should be enforced.
Things are even more shaky now with the trade war and the fed. SP500 has been plateauing since April.
or "X drone strike kills 0 people but damages an oil processing facility in Saudi Arabia"
Sorry then. My experience is with ebikes where more voltage gives you more torque. More amps - more top speed. But maybe the dash reports it differently and from POV of a controller.
We should embrace automation disruption
Some of his earlier videos did show him breaking down and laughing. He’s gotten good at maintaining his serious look after doing this for two years.
If you want to get rid of "fragmentation" to make linux "win", you get rid of a big part of what makes linux "winning" a desireable goal in the first place.
Before deciding to try a new distribution, I want to know which important application it supports or not. I assume it supports usual stuff like ssh, vim, emacs, python, ruby, node, but does it support chrome, firefox, visual studio code, docker, virtual box ?
The last character guessmyname refers to is what '/=' looks like.
refers to the metro area which includes a much larger area

No, it doesn't, because that larger area isn't famously dense. Famously dense clearly indicates SF proper, and only part of SF is densely populated.
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> not about the facts of bombing campaigns

Calling indiscriminately killing civilians something as generic as "a bombing campaign" is like calling 9/11 "a training flight gone wrong".
>I don't like PowerShell, it is too verbose.

alias

>Intel Graphics drivers has a lot of bugs

They suck everywhere. I've had nothing but problems with HD4600 on Linux. Frequent video player crashes, kernel lockups, glitches, the whole shebang.

>- ClearType has been improved but Linux ... font aliasing is a lot better.

I have the opposite experience. Depends on your display I guess.

>I would like to remove the task bar

You can remove it. I don't use and don't see it on Win10.

>- NTFS is getting old and it is very slow if you have a lot of small files.

It's not NTFS. NTFS by itself is plenty fast.
https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues/873#issuecomment-425...
no, It's very much alive, there's just no hype around it anymore
OpenSuse has something like this as well. We are seeing more and more OS go in that direction.

https://en.opensuse.org/Kubic:MicroOS
Nice leftist faggotry, but intention is what makes terrorist/terrorism not accident.
Regarding Windows updates, I'm not aware of anything the vendor can do to prevent you from upgrading?

Microsoft does stagger updates over quite a long period, my guess is that's whats happened. If you want, you can get the update early by using Windows 10 Update Assistant[0]

Regarding the command line, there are more options than PowerShell (which I also really dislike); for example, if you install Git for Windows, you also have the option of installing Git Bash - all the goodness of bash, in Windows!

[0]
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/3159635/windows-10-...
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Almost.

A house can be liquidated and potential profit realized rather quickly. Education, not so much. You can insure yourself (and should, if you could lose your work by getting in an accident), so that you get a set amount paid out each month in case you end up in a wheelchair or similar state that would keep you from working.
Well, it's "less is more", not "fewer are more" :-)
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Of course -- and always worth reminding people of that. In this case, contrasting to watches for kids that focus on tracking. It seems more ethical (less creepy) to call my kids than track them. Not sure why. But how I like to parent.