skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The repo's quick start instructions [0] show how to use it with the "2-stems" model [1], which separate the source audio into two files: output/source/vocals.wav and outputdir/source/accompaniment.wav:

$ spleeter separate -i spleeter/source.mp3 \
-p spleeter:2stems \
-o outputdir

[0] https://github.com/deezer/spleeter#quick-start

[1] https://github.com/deezer/spleeter/wiki/2.-Getting-started#u...
Because the state helpfully pulls in "membership fees" for the churches through the tax system. Really stupid system, but little political will to get rid of it.
maybe this plutocracy/oligarchy framing will break out and overtake the identity politics so dominating the culture (in the US) right now (hoping, but not hopeful).

the problem is not the color of your skin but the imbalance in power caused by many, many decades (5 centuries for some!) of intentional opportunity disparity, with wealth concentration as the metric.

a functioning democracy relies on dispersion of power, which is why we have separation of powers in the constitution in the first place.

the other critical component of a democracy is having an informed and active citizenry. the blame for the current dysfunction lies with all citizens, not just our plutocrats and politicians (although they certainly shoulder a larger proportion). sometimes we need to lean into adversity to maintain our freedoms, rather than hoping some hero will come along and shield us from it.
They are great when used well, but non-materialized views can kill performance with large data sets.
I've been using this kexec-reboot utility for years.

https://github.com/error10/kexec-reboot
How do you manage data migration?
> So when compartmentalization really matters

Just curious, for most normal people, when does compartmentalization really matter?
They charge me $0.80/month for just having an account I have no access to. I cancelled my card but still keep receiving new charges and termination notices. I hasn't happened in 10 months and don't plan to pay a dime.
> Mod_php was always faster at executing scripts

I've never, ever witnessed that mod_php came close to be fast, let alone faster than PHP-FPM. There's more work to be done in order to prepare everything needed for Apache to pass the data to PHP executable once it embeds it within its own process. Once opcache is up and running, PHP-FPM blows mod_php away (and there are tools to warm up the cache prior to letting the php-fpm node go live).

> This is was also the reason for the fpm hype a long time ago: don't waste memory on php when php isn't needed

I've been present when the "hype" as you called it hit. It had nothing to do with memory as much as it did with scaling. Added benefit was the ability to have PHP-FPM act as a multiplexer towards certain services (database to name one).

Today, there's no reason to use Apache and mod_php. It's slower and worse by definition. It can't be faster. If you receive results that show it is faster, you're either testing it wrong or your PHP-FPM runs on a raspberry pi.
I like the use of pkg/ as it allows you to separate your source code from other things that might be in the repository such as a README, LICENSE, Dockerfile, Makefile, linter configurations, go version configuration, etc. These things usually live in the root of the repository so you know to look for them there but if you also have your source code there it makes things harder to find.

This is also one of the reasons why some other programming languages might have adopted the standard of src/ or lib/.
Likely all they need to do is run Word for typing and printing text documents. This worked perfectly fine with Windows95.
Both of those articles seem to extremely clearly support the idea that Warren was not fired or refused a job extension as a result of pregnancy.

We could speculate about unrecorded behavior. What proof do we have? Warren says one thing and written records literally contradict it. If Warren’s version is to be believed, it seems obvious it would require significant evidence to contradict the meeting minutes and her own earlier quotes about graduate courses.
What are good alternatives to Ubiquiti for (fairly) inexpensive and high-performance APs?

They are cheap enough to be viable for home use. Does any other company make business-grade APs at that rough price point?
You haven't really looked into postgrest, it does not force the database schema on to the client. You expose a schema with views that are tailored for the frontend and can be totally different from the underlying tables that hold the actual data
That's essentially what the browser cache is.. except you indicate the package by URL, since there's no central repository of packages.
We have a rather simple app that we manage with Github. When a Pr is merged into our main repo's master branch it gets automatically deployed into production.

whenever we need to roll back something we just use the corresponding Github feature to revert a merge, and that is automatically shoved into production using GH hooks and stuff.

Again, we have a rather easy and ancient deploy system, and it just works.

We do several updates a week if needed. We try to avoid late Friday afternoon merges, but with a couple alerts here and there (Mostly, New Relic) we have a good coverage to find out about problems.
Ctrl + Z.

Hit me up if anyone hiring Dev Ops.
Kotlingrad: A shape-safe DSL for differentiable programming
It depends. For example, if you were drinking you may have been conscious of things the night before that you no longer remember the next morning.
Older projects regularly find their way to the front of HN.

For example, recently the NeverSSL project was on the front page. It has been submitted 10 times over the past 3 years (the homepage, not updates), and has been on the front page of HN before.
In all states I'm familiar with it's better to fail the test rather than decline as the penalties for declining are much harsher, often twice as harsh.
Wouldn't you already be almost certainly infected by mid-30s? Does it work if you're already carrying the virus?
Even without other significant violations, the difference between 0.079 and 0.08 is hugely punative.
Google, here’s how to help small US businesses: generate demand abroad
Yeah, veteran sysadmins probably aren't its target audience. Orgs probably want to be able to enable their dev teams to deploy/operate production infrastructure without hiring a legion of sysadmins with decades of experience. Kubernetes, like all technology, is meant to lower the bar.
postgrest is not (and does not use) a ORM

Postgrest is more like a compiler, it takes one language as input (REST) and outputs another language (SQL) as output.

It has 0 relation to the ORM concept
Location: Tunisia

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In some cases, such as the wives of Bedford whalers, the voyages may have been 3 years or more and a significant percentage did not return. Before the last few decades it would have been uncommon to receive daily phone calls.
Maybe it will help for me to pass on how it was explained to me, as the father. Maternity leave is for recovering from the trauma of birth, and for taking care of the baby. Paternity leave is for helping the mother through the trauma, and of taking care of the baby. Unless it goes very smoothly, the mother had her body ripped apart and is also in a precarious mental state (postpartum depression, etc). Combine that with losing the child and you have someone who’s physically and mentally broken and possibly a danger to herself. I can’t even begin to imagine adding any bureaucratic difficulties to that. Ensure the bereaved mother takes her leave and also gets psychological counseling. The non-pregnant parent should also take leave to help the pregnant one recover physically and also to heal Themselves psychologically. Losing a child often destroys a relationship, so they should have space to heal and communicate.

I wish rules like this were simply baked in at the societal level. Having companies manage maternity leave creates misaligned incentives, which are so often the root of abuses.
Why are great marketers burning what's boring. Are they attention merchants?
There's an aspect of cronyism present in Russia and former soviet states that isn't present in the west. But make no mistake, we don't have free markets in the US. We have players that get large, then strong-arm their way into creating regulation preventing new players due to too high of entry costs, or regulatory capture occurs.
What if government could enforce CEO caps of 500k.
No bonuses. No sales staff. Transparent prices both on insurer/hospital side.

100% tax of company profits at end of the year use or lose all the income earned.

Basically make it impossible for corruption/self-enrichment at the expense of others.

Also make insurance a national thing, i.e. plans cross state-lines. How much money is wasted because an insurer needs to hire people who know the laws of utah, more people to work within the laws of AZ, etc... and create plans centered around different states and their nuances?

If we can streamline some of this stuff, and make it uniform across the nation maybe they save money and pass that savings to us.

(I say this as possible solutions to the non-profit thing, but I'm a huge supporter of Single-payer). There's other options on the table for sure, but something definitely needs to change. Better we bankrupt the entire country than 100k people die from Cancer over the next 10 years who could've lived, had children, and one of those children end up discovering FTL drives or curing Global Warming.
Why I made a blog about doing hard things
That's not a controversial stance, it's negligent and ignorant. A mother is a mother in the fullest sense at least months prior to the baby being born, and doesn't stop because of a miscarriage.
Daylight saving time is bad for your health
The speedtest pages work by measuring the time it takes to download a file. If the browser used a simulated time length, then the "bandwidth" will look the same.
The service is basically dataset hosting. Today, hosting code is quite easy, with git for instance, you can have your code up for sharing on Github in a few seconds. However, as soon as you need to make your dataset available, you can’t use Git anymore. So instead, I’ve seen people use Google Drive to host the datasets, and then write scripts to make the downloading and stitching of the Zip files easier.

I built this service to solve that: instead of hosting the datasets yourself, you just push them using Joule, and the users that download your code will only need to run a single command to download your code.

EDIT: here’s a sample Git repository with a dataset hosted on Joule: https://gitlab.com/joule-host/that-state-of-the-art-research...
But then you just use a modified client to receive them. I’ve no idea how often the recipient isn’t wanting to receive the message in this context, but I’d expect it’s not often.
USA is a worse oligarchy than USSR ever was.

https://mronline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/US-Territory...
Rollback the master branch and deploy that again.

Similar to "clicking the button in heroku"
I can't imagine what it would be like, and I'm terribly sorry that this happened to you.

BUT what's the limiting principle behind 'forcing' companies to provide 'a great deal of leave' for this?

I certainly agree that it's reasonable for an employer to offer bereavement time for the loss of a close family member, but why should this be made into law?
spleeter is using neural networks.
That's not really correct.

Properly input space partitioned tests have something like 90 to 95 accuracy if properly written.

The issues always come from people not wanting to add sufficient tests.
> It's just tedious, and the money takes two to three days to arrive

So then it's not free. Instead of charging you a transaction fee, they charge you "time", since time is money, and they can make money off the in-flight money (via interest, ostensibly).
But Switchvox has a lot that FreeBPX lacks.

The inbound and outbound call rule system is vastly superior to FreePBX, enabling functionality typical of old school PBX systems, like: Match number according to this rule, strip the first x digits, append y digits, to generate a new number. In FreePBX (unless something has changed recently) you need a rule for every DID, which is a pain in the ass. With Switchvox, I can create a ranged rule that handles an entire block of DIDs. (My FreePBX experience is based on managing an Elastix system in our NYC office, which I peer to Switchvox via IAX2.)

Then there is the ability to join CallerID rules to inbound or outbound rules, with similar pattern matching. The Switchboard system is amazing. The IVR system is the most flexible I've seen in a GUI. It too is insanely flexible once you use it.

Yes of course we could migrate to FreePBX, but with a far higher administrative load, far fewer end-user features, etc.
Are the laser links used elsewhere yet? I remember reading about various people being interested in them, but this is the first deployment I’ve heard of.
An organization still using Windows 95 favors privacy just as much as the GOP favors small government.
I've been working on an app in SwiftUI for a client. It's pretty doable, but I've bumped into three situations where the screen wasn't drawn how I'd expect it. Making a minimal case would then suggest it's a bug. This happened in three cases, and in all of those cases, I could work around it by changing the design. Not all clients are willing to do that, though.
Your belief is based around hatred or at least opposition to other's views and beliefs. I prefer the foolishness of people who think ancient oils give them super powers than to your arrogance fueled toxic belief. If you had your way only people who believe and think like you do will exist.

Not all atheists and agnostics are like this but you clearly think others differing belief is a problem in need of eradication. To me that's no different than any religious hatred where the "Muslims" or "Christians" have to be eradicated because they're a problem. In almost every communist country people have been persecuted for their belief and treated as less than human for it.Genocides exist even right now the atheist Chinese government is eradicating Uighur muslims. You have every right to hold and express a different belief, you can think your beliefs are right and others are wrong and you have the right to discuss your belief with others in an attempt to correct them. But what you don't have a right to is to consider other people or their beliefs a problem needing eradication. You don't get special treatment because you're secular, no mattet how correct you think you are you don't have the right to be intolerant, to me you're a much more dangerous person than a person who thinks oils give them powers and putting coffee in their butt heals them.

Please spend some time reflecting on your true motives. People can hold any belief they want so long as they don't hurt you directly. They can even be elected officials who make schools teach ancient oils give you powers because that's them excercising their belief. Your failure to convince others of your belief is not their fault and the whole point of any belief system is to excercise it and live by it.

I know this sort of a view might be shunned here but I must strongly stand against any such intolerance this time.
I think you are missing the point of what Ada can accomplish in contrast to other languages in terms of memory safety and criticality.

I personally think AdaOS is very compelling if you want a unique perspective on memory safety at such a large scale.

It's much more than a "favorite" language and certainly not even in the same realm of application as a language such as C.

Misra C in contrast to Ada, now that's a comparison. Not D, C++, etc.
What a beautiful response. Pleasure to read it. Thank you.
Sorry to sound cynical but... have you ever been introduced to the concept of "deadline"?
I agree. Most of the points are just complaints about how Safari is not Chrome. Just stop creating bloated web applications trying to mimic a native experience with inefficient tools, and just build a solid native experience with the tools available to the platform. App developers like to fantasize about our devices as glorified web browsers, whereas as a user, I want a tailored solution. Web apps don’t suffice.
Slightly off-topic, but I realized that sites which really want the video to play will start playing the video when you scroll. I believe this works because the scroll event is considered user-triggered, and sticking the "play video" trigger on that event means the browser won't block it.

This is gross. NoScript fixes pretty much all of these workarounds. But I don't need to use that really; sites which autoplay video have an "x" button in the tab, which stops the video from playing. I just use that, and move on.
The Emacs Commune (2002)
> to stop growing food

More like removing the economic pressure of using poison to growing food, that is a different case
America subjects you to tax as long as you remain a US citizen, and we have an exit tax. Simply moving to another country does not absolve one of their burden unlike in the EU.

I don't know what economic freedom means, but the last time I checked, the US is doing just fine in the Capital department.

And a VAT is highly unpopular.
Why is this comment gray?American maternity leave (and prices!) is a joke compared to eg. Europe.
My advice is to not overthink it and do what works for you.

IMO,

don’t use a pkg directory. It only makes your import paths more unwieldy.

Don’t use internal unless you have a package that is an awkward implementation detail that must be shared between packages for expedience. Usually this can be factored away with some effort but sometimes it’s not worth it.

Do use cmd directories. They make it clear what “go install” will do.

But otherwise really just pick any approach and move on with your life.
I feel we'd be remiss if we didn't also note that some government intervention creates a good outcome for the majority.
SpaceX achieves key milestone in safety testing of Crew Dragon spacecraft
Depends on the issues.

1) Issues that cause a complete failure to start containers will fail healthchecks and are auto rolled back in our new CI/CD flow.

2) Issues that are more subtle are manually rolled to one back hash until it goes away (then we create a revert branch from that diff between HEAD and WORKING).
I wouldn't call the F-150 a gas guzzler, in fact it has sort of the opposite reputation. It's a truck that's too small to be a proper work truck, and is a lifestyle vehicle. As someone from rural America, who did assistant carpentry for a few years as a teen, it's hard to see a quiet little f-150 as anything but a suburbanite larpmobile. If you want to talk about a Tundra or a Ram, those are different stories.
SEEKING Work

Location: Tunisia
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Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: HTML (Jade) - CSS (SASS/LESS/SCSS) - Javascript - Angular - jQuery - Vue - Typescript - Backbone.js - React

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It's dirt cheap if you're pretty sexually active.

My kids are 100% going to get it along with any other vaccine which is available and effective.

Some vaccines just half the risk of infection so need high coverage in the population.
Imagine this: the spec is Math.pow(x,y). It was implemented as Math.pow(y, x). The test was written with x=2, y=4. It is accidentally correct. This is why any unit tests dealing with absolute or enum values needs to run multiple iterations.
Thats really interesting. I was looking at HPV as a cervical cancer only, not a male oral cancer. I'm going to chat with a researcher I work with that was involved in the development of the HPV vaccine and see what she thinks about it.
Do they disable it or do they noisily mitm it?
Browsers can't rely on web developers to protect the privacy of their users, since they probably won't care.
I think we’re starting to see changes in allowing people the right to die on their own terms. This may be a consequence of the decline of religion.

In any case, this may have a significant effect on the last months of healthcare costs. However I still agree with the premise of the article, but it may slow the inevitable.
That's the same as saying "unoptimized selects can kill performance with large data sets". Of course they can. That's what optimization is for.

We have quite large amount of data (100TB+ and trillions of rows at this point [0]) and no problem with views.

[0] https://www.citusdata.com/customers/pex
"ORM" is more like a compiler, it takes one language/(api can be seen as a language) as input and outputs another language (SQL) as output.
Alternative headline:

Americans lose on average 16 cents to phone scams in the last year.
It would require taxation and there’s a segment of the population and most corporations who would fight that tooth and nail even if it only cost a small amount in aggregate.
IMHO, Oberon-2 WithStmt has much cleaner syntax than Go TypeSwitchStmt.

WithStmt is easier to parse, more general and it doesn't need the Primary "." "(" "type" ")" at the beginning which appears only needed to distinguish Go ExpressionSwitchStmt from Go TypeSwitchStmt.

wgator2
a view is nothing but a query, so if the view is "killing" the performace for you, running the same query from the client will not change anything, the porformance will get "killed" in the exact same way.
So why use REST at all at this point? What is the benefit REST is bringing to the table here?

Seems like if you want a declarative API you might as well do something like a local read replica a la Firebase. Seems like the natural progression of these API as single schema technologies.

Is the main reasons for sticking to REST here compatibility or is there something in the RESTful design we want to hold on to?
Agree. Hence, the government should acquire Google et al, fix salaries at government wages (1/5th of Googlers' 350K take home) and run these companies like the utilities they are. We need a socialist takeover, and deliver to googlers that sweet sweet Castroism that their Democratic socialist heroes recently ratified [1]

[1]: https://www.dsausa.org/statements/statement-on-cuba/
Ridiculous. Of course the official record doesn’t state ”We fired her because she was pregnant“.
The first is not true. These are robust hashes of the image content, not the exact pixel colors. Look up PhotoDNA for an example.
How long does it stick around before final removal, typically?
You are right. I did some digging. Cost of premature birth cost 26 billion per year.

Last 6 month end of life care 170 billion.

We are so desensitized to figures in billions because we regularly hear about companies market cap approaching 1 trillion and people with wealth of 100 billion.

But entire tax revenue is only 3.3 tril.
"PostgREST is a standalone web server that turns your PostgreSQL database directly into a RESTful API." How did you manage to understand the completely opposite from the very first definition?
Some do. No idea why it’s such a widespread problem other than “the government hasn’t forced me to implement this yet.”
What if:

a) the origin sharing the resource must place a .well_known/static_resource file in place.

b) The presence of .well_known/static_resource prevents any request on this origin to send cookies, and any set-cookie header is ignored.

c) The document that includes the resource on this sharing origin must use subresource integrity attributes when loading the shared resource.

d) the resource cannot be cached unless the cache-control header is public and has a lifetime of at least 1 hour.

This guarantees that the resource is always requested cookieless, and that the resource can't vary per request, otherwise the subresource integrity check would fail.