skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Photos stopped working with this Synology"

I have this too, I planned to look into it this weekend to see if there is a fix. I have moved my photos library to my synology just before upgrade to Catalina, as well having a little one, your photos exponentially increase. When I want to sync now it says it syncing, 'finishes within 3 seconds' and didn't sync at all..
Damn, I can agree with you. 35k per year is a hell lot for collaboration software.
No one suggested that being rich is all it takes, just that it increases the odds substantially.
Celeste is a Mario-like, Mario was mainstream. Hollow Knight is a metroidvania, Super Metroid and Castlevania were mainstream. The Witness is a Myst-like, Myst was mainstream. I like the indie scene as much as the next guy, but it's 90% based in nostalgia.
Now that's a metric
Five Failed Ideas and What I Learned
Apple Premieres “See,” Coming to Apple TV+ November 1
50 years ago, Unix came from the future and showed us that less is more, and a good collection of composable tools can take you an awful long way. Along the way it’s evolved, demonstrating its flexibility and also suffered campaigns[0][1] by juggernauts like Microsoft demonstrating its durability. It (Linux - Potayto potahto.) runs every single super computer in the TOPS[2] ranking (500 entries) and has for the last 4 years.

I don’t actually know what iOS is, architecturally, but we know Android is also Unix (Linux), so it’s everywhere, serving us pretty well.

What’s not to like? What would you suggest instead?

[0] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/06/02/ballmer_linux_is_a_...

[1] https://www.cnet.com/news/scalability-day-falls-short/

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOP500
It really depends on the country. Generally speaking yellow means stop if you are able to stop safely. There is also rule that even if you have green light you cannot enter intersection while it is congested and there are cars inside. So if you enter on yellow and the other traffic hit you it is their fault.

If you cannot stop safely then you hit the pedal so that you clear the intersection asap since stopping to full stop in the middle of it is bad idea.
At least they respect international rules, China just ignores them.

It's playing bully on a long-term basis, no need to look over the world for "a" example. Just look at all of China's neighboors in international waters.
wholeheartedly agree. Also very few companies, need scaling like netflix. But hype of AWS makes inexperienced architect to choose stack without looking into pricing and complexity. Later projects are continued by throwing more resources on cloud.
Understand Kubernetes step by step. A simple repo for beginners
It fits in my head.
I have been looking for a deep analysis of the different types of water, especially the different isotope combinations.
Analyzing the Code of Root, Scientific Data Analysis Framework
I like this collection - https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/projects/

Found and supported Kiwix there.
Sure, but rolling back work that was already done is a waste of development resources.
> The allegations “could severely damage the company’s pristine brand if true, especially in the IT services industry,” Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Anurag Rana wrote

Bloomberg must have a different definition of "pristine brand" than a lot of programmers I have met.
Around here (Europe) the meaning of yellow is "stop and don't enter", almost equivalently to red. The only difference is that if at the moment the light turns red you are so close and so fast that you cannot stop safely, then you can continue. So you have to make a decision, but it's not really a "choice".

In practice yellow phases are too long and taken by many as a signal to speed up and speed through. I don't think police enforce the rules here, but this is clearly prohibited.
AKA On behalf of our banking customers we're going to be advising that governments get ready to do another bailout.
Yup. Still on my pimped-out 2013 MBP. Still has plenty of horses, and the only things that have failed were a fan ((cats & cigarettes) simple replacement), and the power lead wore through.

Super reliable machine, still relevant performance-wise.

I plan on using it until it disintegrates.

Edit: I wonder if apple regret making these machines. They seem like a failure of planned obsolescence - at least, until new releases of OS X stop supporting them, which will probably be the next release, looking at the current horizon. Anyway. Totally broke the upgrade cycle for me - I have grown rather fond of my (t)rusty steed. My mother upgrades more often than I do, usually because she’s left every process open and running, and the machine is slow, and therefore she thinks she needs a new one.
Because it is great!

Vaccines are older than Apollo, yet we still depend proudly on them.

The written language is even older, and it is still the justified source of a lot of human pride.
Rebase os also a good way to wreack havoc in a repository, both local and remote.
Despite all this wall of text the one thing voids everything: you haven't even tried the new OS.
And thinking that "knowing a thing or two about UI" makes you better than Apple… well, I'll leave it here.
"Apple is going downhill since Steve Jobs" and "this is a buggiest (i)OS( X) ever" got old years ago.

Just look up comment after any major upgrade of OS X. It will be a deja-vu. People compare the last x.x.xx release with tons of bugfixes to the y.0.00 and are so shocked there are bugs. Well, duh.
Brogrammer is so amorphous it is basically a term for "I don't like them or their company so lets assign arbitrary sins to their strawmen as the other."

I have seen it used countless times as a term of economic envy in a "they shouldn't be allowed to do better than me" way.
fuckedcompany.com - it was a site that collated news about all the "dotcom" era companies shutting down.
Trial and error, something like

"espresso machine" review OR recommend site:reddit.com

or

"espresso machine" review OR recommend site:news.ycombinator.com

works well
Author did not even try it. He knows nothing about how stable it is.
Being deaf or autistic is not a religion where apostasy is forbidden.
It’s possible that your IT Department are idiots of course, but it’s also possible your management insist on downloading random crap from the internet, plugging in random USB drives and so, and powerless to just ban that activity, the IT dept are doing the best they can...
Let's collect all the internet's historical pizza moments. I've collected a few from the comments here and added a few.

- 1990, Don Hopkins uses the PizzaTool to fax a pizza order.

- 1992, Snow Crash is published. Readers imagine interconnected virtual worlds and action packed pizza delivery. Often quoted book in regards to internet, MMORPGs and pizza.

- 1994, Pizza Hut's Pizza Net allows users in Santa Cruz to order pizza.

- May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz buys two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins (valued at around 30 USD at the time).
It is very profitable as a company and brand, keeping other concerns aside.
We need a front end rendering platform, and how to get there
The dotcom bust started in March 2000, almost 18 months before 9/11. 9/11 didn't cause it - but it did destroy the last lingering hopes of a dotcom rebound anytime soon.
Okay so here's why this is trivially unsound from the perspective of standard modern physics.

1) Newton II: F= dp/dt. This particular formulation of Newtons Law is valid in relativity.

2) Newton III: My own formulation of this is all force arrows are "double-headed". Again, valid in relativity also.

So any dp/dt on anything inside your engine, requires equal and opposite dp/dt on something else.

The only new thing that they're doing is trying to make the mass relativistic, so p /= mv. I have no need of the hypothesis that p=mv in this refutation. Unless there is something outside that is taking the dp/dt, that this is only ever going to oscillate.

The reason is this. Lets define the "system" as everything inside the engine at t=0, and define the "system" as all particles and fields which would not exist if it weren't for the system at t=0.

The problem is this. The total momentum of the "system" can never change from it's initial momentum.

It looks like the idea in mind is that magic will happen because of the non-linearity in the momentum to velocity relation due to relativity. But if we look at this system as a whole, it's total momentum is fixed at all times at the initial total momentum, which implies an initial total system drift velocity, which only depends on account the total rest mass of the system, even in relativity.

The only way to increase the velocity of the engine over is to decrease the rest mass of the engine over the course of many engine cycles. That is, we need some of the mass-energy of the system to simply escapes the engine, in the form of escaping particles or electromagnetic waves.

Sadly, there is nothing that they've shown here that is an explanation of how we circumvent that part of engine physics.
Started a company with some friends in May 1999. Company was acquired (with stocks) in February 2000. Everything crashed in March. Lost basically all the money during the coming year. Stock is still 99% down from peak. Crazy days.
Why not showing the Firefox extension as well? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/itemsy/
Yep redirects to the .co.nz site for me.
Can confirm, I'd say 20-30% of all Azure features come directly from the product teams' Partner Advisory Council (read: top customers) meetings. Like "snap your fingers" implementation.
The post you replied to is already a summary and a much better one than yours.
Is... is this satire?
I posted https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/dd2i3y/can_we_tal... a few weeks ago:

> You can get still in warranty, good spec machines below 600 USD on eBay from reputable sellers, returns accepted. Extending the warranty for 1-2 more years is 50-100 USD. So, for all intents and purposes it's new. This machine is not worse than the T490, in fact it's better in some aspects like two memory slots and two batteries. It costs like half the T490 and just as good!

Discussion mentioned Europe but eBay has a nice global shipping program so you can just buy from ebay.com but also ebay.co.uk has similar prices...
As a ProtonMail client I’d like to see that myth busted too.
> I have too many 32bit games that will never be updated to 64bit. For the first time in 18 years, I am not going to upgrade to the latest mac os

Same here. Counter Strike Source. Shame, Valve!
Start here and then google rostigraben:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%B6stigraben
Because it's really slow.
Correlation is not an excuse to completely ignore findings either. As the original study said: more data/analysis is needed.
iOS is Apple's mobile OS. Basically a Unix derivate. ;)
This leaves out my favorite project written in Haskell: Pandoc.

https://pandoc.org/

Pandoc is an amazing piece of software that can convert between all kinds of document formats.
Dear website, going to your page show me 2.7KBytes of story text, and with that downloads over 20MBytes of other stuff (mainly as large hi-res images scaled to thumbnails).

If you wish to abuse my bandwidth like that I must regrettably decline to continue.

yours sincerely etc. etc.
This is genuinely interesting. I thought it was just going to be a couple of slang words but this is a very comprehensive list.
Show HN: Mylivn is a lifestyle network where posts appear on an interactive map.
I chose Celeste and Hollow Knight for being the best in the genre, not for creating a genre. The creative game I mentioned is Baba Is You.
I never said they could, but from the ads, feels like they want to.
Introducing Pesatime – A Super Simple Online Accounting Software
in a thread about USA crimes asking 'but what about China?' would be whataboutism. with your line of thinking it's valid to derail any discussion.
There's a gorgeous HTML comment in there, referring to a 1994 creation date

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* proprietary information of Pizza Hut Inc. and shall *
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Was lucky at a web-based training company that had enough paying corporate customers to keep me on until 2005.

So many things got cheaper in the Valley. Whole companies started just to sell off all the Aeron chairs and other leftovers.

Rent actually went down. Got a place for 40% less than the previous tenant in 2003. I remember our CEO renegotiating every major expense.
>Storage units weren't even a thing 75 years ago. Now they're ubiquitous.

Not sure how prevalent it is in other countries especially the first world, but self-storage facilities in the US surprise me (I am an Indian). Given the average house size in USA which is second highest after Australia, I wonder what kind of useful stuff gets stored in these stores.
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Could this be another marketing trick to lure more customers? Last time I checked, companies are actually favourable when they "get slightly hacked". They get front page from top tech websites, magazines, forums...
Yeah, they used to be really good at this. The 68k -> ppc transition was also seamless like that, old programs just ran.
Then the wrong engineer just also shirks professional obligation.
Have fun with the browser trying to figure out who is logged in...
Where's the meat for the article ?

Did they not use software other than "Artificial" "Intelligence" ? I doubt that.
While it might be technical true...Will it be surprising when study emerges that food industry take the crown of carbon generation?
So they were bumbling idiots meddling in a developing nation's politics with disastrous consequences, rather than evil 4D-chess playing corporate masterminds? Is that supposed to make me feel better about the people who died so they could get rich?
Take time to do interviews. Phone is just first pass, the real interview is when youre talking to another software engineer and mutually digesting a problem and seeing how you'd approach it. Stop thinking of interviews as a test and start thinking of interviews as a date. Do I want to spend my week with this person? Do I want to actually work on stuff with this person? Outside of maybe Google, these are the questions most interviewers are asking.
From what you are posting here it sounds like you have not done much market research on the field you are entering.
Here are the safest ways:
https://www.perfectjammer.com/drone-signal-jammers.html
I’ll double check tonight.
How to cluster tabular data with Markov Clustering
I, for one, do not know that AR will become a "Big Thing".
It is fine for some applications, but not enough to be Big.
You can do it somewhat cheaper than direct upload with snowballs, at ~$33/TB (S3 + 80TB/$250 shipping), but it's still very pricey
Why Women Leave
Idea for anyone who can find a way to communicate this back to Jayden and his mom.. (I think I will do so later today):
Set up a website and take on custom orders for a commission, for e.g. $20-40 (including shipping) to make and send custom made figurine.. you upload the photo/request, wait for a first green light, then pay for the commission and get a message with an ETA, and on said ETA you receive your figurine
Does softback have strong financiers that can wrestle control over the companies expenditure and balance sheet? Given some of its recent investments at lofty valuations I don't think so. If they can close this gap then I think a turnaround is possible over time. The brand will recover.
> And this is why China is hated passionately in the West

No it isn't, it's the government that we find deeply grubby. And this subject is unrelated to china.
Maybe. But profitability does not imply "pristine".
A country like Qatar is so rich it can easily buy a piece of land in a place like Russia and fly bulk of its population there routinely if needed.

Sounds crazy today, but it might actually be an easy way for countries like Russia or Canada with so much surplus land to monetize it.
Well I guess you could say the essence of FP is working recursively without (mostly) thinking of it, and not having to deal with the sort of control flow necessary for either loops or the kind of self-administered recursion you seem to think of.

The .join() taking the iterator in their example is, if you look closer, very much a fold/reduce repeatedly invoking a join of the thus far assembled string, the next part, and \n. Recursion!

Also rather than mutable i/j variables being incremented (albeit implicitly so in your example), generating a list of all numbers on which to run.
I prefer the pizza website "requests to have [my] location" than asks me manually to input my zip code (not like you can't do the latter, anyway).
Photos is one reason I always end up back on windows. My photo library is windows explorer and the file system. It just works. And it’s not hidden in any weird opaque and fragile abstraction.

Every time I’ve used macOS (I’ve had three MacBooks and two iMacs) I have to fight them. And I’m not up for that.
I wasn't there but I heard it was great : You could swipe your ass with stocks bundled in paper roll.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=arENYYkYBts
I don't see a difference on the evilness rate of who kills a two hundred thousand or who kill a million civilians. I understand each side had different reasons, but I am talking just about the evilness on that. During the war, everybody is evil.
It is about indoctrinating a mindset or bias rather than a direct quid pro quo.

https://theintercept.com/2016/04/15/barack-obama-never-said-...
>the boss/owner should be paid last

Yup. My dad is big on that too. Always thought he overplayed it, but one day he explained that the people he employs are quite poor. So if they don't get paid they can't put food on the table - literally. While he has a bit more of a buffer.
I've learnt to become proficient on the Unix command line and vi over 30 years ago (on the company's own System V port, no less!). Best investment ever! Not only is it the environment most suited for development tasks, it also is consistently present on all systems I've worked on since. Navigating around Unix has long become part of my spinal chord/muscle memory. I can't count how many times I've heard the "man, we don't do the command line thing these days" meme. Like in late 90s from Windows fanboys. Or in 2000s from Java geeks who only knew their Java IDE and nothing else. Yet here we are working with clouds, containers, and FaaS based on POSIX principles.
No image of the proposed design?

Are they considering a big metal frame with many smaller turbines mounted on it?
Thanks for your reply. Open source is great but most of the time you need to put together a solution which requires the orchestration of multiple open source libraries and solutions. For instance, with analytics you need Python, Pandas, Dask, SQLAlchemy, Jupyter etc.. So packaging a solution (i.e. a docker image) and then selling certification, support and training should be valuable and a % of the money could go to no profit organizations that maintain those libraries. This is only my personal experience and I am open to discuss it more via email if it helps. I could definitely see the value of a service like yours to get to know companies that need consulting in the analytics space, but I think for now you are not focusing into any specific open source industry.
Is newer always better?
I've sort of gravitated to this, not even really on purpose, just for convenience.

I made the mistake of getting slim cut jeans this time, when they wear out I'm going back to regular cut, maybe go 50/50 blue pairs and black pairs.

I have way too many band shirts, most of which I really wouldn't ever wear to work. I'm slowly replacing them with good quality polo shirts instead. They seem to last much longer.
Many of these industrial systems are built from reusable components. In my experience at a Tier 1 OEM for the US domestic auto market, a line could be torn down and re-purposed to another line by adding or removing physical components, modifying the physical layout where appropriate, and then adjusting the PLC programming.

An assembly line isn't really a "product," per se. It's more of amalgamation of several products and technologies, many legacy, that forms a cohesive but loosely-coupled whole. You may have several vendors' products / systems in a line. So what you end up with are ongoing contracts that provide for installation, programming, troubleshooting, maintenance, etc.

There's actually a whole specialized industry that does nothing but design assembly lines. It's pretty neat.
https://hasura.io
These are specific examples, not general trends, so you should be able to cite evidence that these examples were due to union pressure.
There's a big blue link 2 paragraphs in next to "Read the publication"

And then in the first paragraph summary there's a link to the github code.

This is more than you get with most papers!
If people are spending it on ‘something stupid’ that’s is a sign that resources are unequally and inefficiently distributes. There are plenty of people in the world who would spend additional cash on food or fuel.
Minecraft was basically driven by user feedback from the very start, when it was originally released it was a tech demo.

For Dwarf Fortress, I believe most players would want a more understandable user interface and a tutorial, and I honestly believe that would make it a better game.

One general result from designing games is that players tend to be good at knowing what needs improving, but very bad at knowing how to improve it, so it's a good idea to see where they get stuck or frustrated, but then ignore their advice on how to fix it.
Brands aren't determined by how much wall street loves the firm, but by how much customers like the firm. In the actual industry it's in -- that of H1B visa mills -- it doesn't have a particularly good reputation for producing good code. It also has been plagued by scandals in India, and has a poor reputation in the eyes of immigration authorities as well.
Cloud Naming Convention
Sounds interesting. Link?

I'd probably use commodity VMs for this rather than big clouds if it is indeed resilient.
The thing about that is that it's Oracle. You might survive stuffing your hand in a hornet's nest, but it's unlikely.
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