skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know her, and I'm not inclined to acknowledge her importance in being able to decide anything of value.

Edit: I also doubt how instrumental anyone can be in torture beyond the implements.
> I would recommend "The Phoenix Project" and "The Unicorn Project" and "The Goal" to all tech managers.

Goldratt's "The Goal" and its sequels are interesting reading, but please, please internalize the principles he was arguing from for the theory of constraints before trying to apply it to software. Otherwise you end up with "The Pheonix Project" (whose author is apparently making a nice living as a snake oil process consultant, according to friends who have dealt with his appearance in companies) which is the "software factory" mess of the 1980's rewarmed and shoved out the door again. Rather, go read Deming's "The New Economy" (just ignore the section on intrinsic/extrinsic motivation).
I moved away from all Google services (which I used to be keen to get involved with initially! How times have changed.) over the last few years. I don't miss any of them.

There are alternatives for everything. While you're at it, do the same for Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, if you can. I only have Instagram left.
You don't have to go so far to experience this: Guadalajara rush hour today is what LA was like in the 70s.

https://aqicn.org/city/guadalajara/

But OMG, Nepal: http://aqicn.org/city/india/patna/igsc-planetarium-complex/

Or New Delhi: http://aqicn.org/city/delhi/national-institute-of-malaria-re...
I totally like this, is it hexchat ? If yes I'd really like to have your theme configs please :)
Google is capable of driving SERP and carousel position based on the performance of the site. They don't need AMP for that. AMP is very much about creating an semi-walled garden. Any performance benefit is the lovely exterior of the Trojan horse.
Not such a big deal.

Aluminum is made with carbon-free energy in Canada where they have huge hydroelectric dams.

When I think about high-tech electrodes, however, I wonder if the Aluminum-style production process could be extended to Titanium and some similar metals.
there was something special about the dots in the eye of the chickens, something about the distribution of dots in the brown or golden part of the eye, cornea?
What end-user OS does this?
Wow. I think I now understand why I work so much better when using pen and paper to take notes. Thank you.
Ah, then there's no need to check out Solr! They both use the same backend search engine called Lucene.
Like all professions there are levels of ability and competence. Like all professions those levels are very often but not always reflected in pay scale (including levels of experience). Even with that said I am sure many public defenders are excellent attorneys trying to help less fortunate people, they often have to contend with 80+ cases every week. There is no way an attorney can be expected to provide excellent representation when dealing with that many cases, its just not possible.

Public defenders also get far less resources than prosecutors.
Dershowitz vs. Chemerinsky, a Debate on Impeachment
http://www.pairagraph.com/dialogue/9525b0757c8f43c583806e3e738b8fcd

Just found this debate on a website called Pairagraph. I assume the site is new since no extensive archives. Great idea and love the name. Anyway, it’s actually a terrific debate. Curious to hear y’all’s thoughts.
Was ignoring the Internet right? Was a Microsoft Bob style interface right?
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The execution of the main function has side effects. All io functions have side effects that are only observable by main. The print function itself is a side effect. Yes I'm talking about Haskell.

What the io monad does is force the user seperate pure functions and impure functions via type checking.

I think it's sort of incorrect to say Haskell is pure. It's more that only from a certain perspective Haskell is pure.
I also switched earlier this year, and my only complaint is that FF's android browser has some weird quirks with how it registers touches, and sometimes doesn't actually click a link when I tap it.

However, the value of actual ad-blocking and increased privacy far outweigh the minor frustration of this UI issue.
The rules are slightly more complex than that to allow the behavior to change in the future, but they currently two’s compliment wrapping, yes.
> STOP USING google SEARCH! USE DUCKDUCKGO!

I want to stop using Google, but please realize that DuckDuckGo is only competitive with Google if English is your only language (maybe even only if you're American?). There are loads and loads of people on HN for whom DDG is a poor experience.

In my experience DDG is extremely poor for localized results, especially those in other languages than English. Previously I recommended StartPage.com for my fellow Europeans, but StartPage has been bought by a shady company [1] and should not be used anymore either. I have no recommendation anymore.

[1]: https://reclaimthenet.org/startpage-buyout-ad-tech-company/
awful scroll-jacking on this site. I really hate that.
I think the larger point is, for how long? If Google keeps restricting ad-blocking even further, maybe they'll drop even more privacy options, and dumb down more APIs.

Google/Chrome/<all other services> simply do not have your interests first, so it's a choice between Google and <everyone else (who by default track you less)>.
Why Life Is Like an Infinite Jigsaw Puzzle: A Unique Perspective
I suppose, when one lacks the integrity to even blush, one fakes it.
Also, Bing is really good! I'm the only guy in the company that uses it, but seriously I love it!
Freereads – command line tool to search and download books from LibGen
Us meaning the USA or us meaning humanity? This kind of thing isn't exclusive to USA
> And for my, this make the game far funnier and playable.

It's interesting how little the English words "fun" and "funny" have to do with each other; a game like Doom is indeed fun, but it isn't funny in the slightest unless you have a very odd sense of humor. It's also interesting to see how this oddness between "fun" and "funny" translates into people trying to learn English and stumbling over it.
Motion Control Applications
Go through Kubernetes the Hard Way to get a low level grasp and once you understand what’s going on use a managed service.
considering ram has always been the cheapest part of any computer for the last 2 or 3 decades, this argument is really lame. Oh no your computer needs ram? So go buy some...
Not a cop, but it doesnt seem to be much of a stretch to investigate.

Neighbor knows he didn’t do it, but cops don’t. Their job is to collect information and be suspicious (at least to some degree). Detectives are probably rewarded in some way, their job is to deliver a case to a prosecutor.

DA/Prosecutors are rewarded by conviction rates, particularly those who are elected. Has nothing to do with justice or the truth. And ultimately most of them probably feel any injustice isn’t because of the way they did their job, but the Jury making the wrong choice.
That's how it looks like to not read the comments, thanks for posting this.
Stop hoarding tabs. Anyway I think those are arguments in the past anyway.
Sorry, the MBP was my old work computer. I don't have it anymore. I was referring to its battery performance at the time.
I've read about 400 books and I'm 30 :-D. Getting there...
Apple doesn't care if your device gets stolen. This is to prevent 3rd party repairs and refurbishment.

A stolen device has zero effect on apple's profits, but a repaired reused device does.

The sad thing is that others copy such "features" and in the end you will not be able to install or use a device that isn't "safe". How long until a democracy like the US or EU will dictate what is allowed on a device?1984 is coming and we are thinking it's a good thing because we can have a bit more "safety".
If we could overprovision solar and wind, we wouldn't have the problem now? I find that hard to believe. What happens when you need extra load at night or during a country wide lull in wind speed?

Nuclear reduces the need for peakers exactly because it can overprovision reliably.

You could also make nuclear peakers if you wanted reasonably easily too. Nuclear plants have tunable output to a point, they're just slow and hard to fully stop, so you would make a design optimized for very tunable output and high peak power. (0)

Solar and wind cannot suddenly overprovision. The sources either exist or not, you can at most ground them instead of collecting power.

0) IAEA - Non-baseload operation of nuclear power plants: https://www.iaea.org/publications/11104/non-baseload-operati...
Why even ddg? Chrome and Firefox support this out of the box in the browsers.
Or the 4 billion number is just a wild guess to emphasize climate change being a big problem. What's the science behind estimating such a number?
One of my favourite Shell memories is when Outlook malfunctioned and sent an email to thousands of people in error, many of whom then also replied saying 'me too' to an initial reply-all email that said 'I got this email in error'. It happened several times until the CIO was forced to send a company wide email saying 'Please don't reply all when you receive an email in error, it takes several days processing for Outlook to catch up'.
This is covered fairly specifically in the famous "don't talk to the police" (parts 1 and 2) lecture on Youtube, and was corroborated by the police officer that participated in the lecture.
Google has made some evil decisions, including AMP.
from USERS PERSPECTIVE, amp is meh. yes it's faster, does it really matter if you re getting an article in 1 second when you -obviously- plan to spend 2 minutes reading it? i dont know anyone who thinks so, perhaps your USERS do

> A strealined conent delivery platform prioritizing UX that the publishers failed to create

what you re implying is, Google failed to improve their algorithms to bypass obvious SEOs, so they are forcing everyone to use a dumbed down platform that is harder to SEO - for now!
We may never be able to get rid of individual psychos that torture people, but it would be nice if we could get rid of large-scale state-sanctioned torture that everyone knows about.
> Zero corporate tax would lead to a lot of avoidance and drops in government revenue. Say you are a consultant earning 100k a year who owns a house. You could just pay the 100k to your company and borrow against the house for living costs and pay zero tax for the time being.

The issue is that you can already do this by using a corporation incorporated in a jurisdiction with no (or lower) corporate income tax -- which is what international companies and billionaires do and it gives them an unfair advantage, so we should level the playing field.

Meanwhile notice what you're really doing -- you pay no income tax only because you have no income. But that only works as long as you never want to spend the money. Which works great for Apple, because they don't have anything to spend the money on anyway, but they're already doing that.

The consultant making $100K is going to have to choose between spending the money (and so paying the tax on it) or taking a vow of poverty, because you have no equity to borrow against if it wasn't already at some point taxable income, and once you've spent that you still want to eat.
My procrastination works as such filter. If 10 weeks later I still care about it, it is probably something important. Doesn't work that well for security-related issues (where 10 weeks might be too late...)
The government can’t afford it because it can’t afford basic healthcare or social-security. Trains are great but not financially viable, so the money comes from somewhere else. Trains are not worth turning our backs on the poor, the old and the sick.
Another way to fight back is to promote alternatives such as DuckDuckGo. I just ordered a swanky tshirt

https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/community/...
I've always wanted to care enough to try plan9. Growing up, we had thin clients in the library, and I've always held a little romance with the idea. So my retrofuturistic dream is a plan9 phone. Not really sure why; just seems cool
It's definitely on PocketCasts - you just have to search for the full title ("the program audio series")

Alternatively you can copy/paste the RSS link into the search bar in the app: https://rss.whooshkaa.com/rss/podcast/id/9740 (I haven't done this myself, but people tell me it works)
Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink -> https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs-eboo...

Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek -> https://www.amazon.com/Leaders-Eat-Last-Together-Others/dp/B...
Also one has to acknowledge the simple fact another attack of 9-11 scale or even close never happened again on US soil.

That was the main mission during the 2000s and even well into Obama era (at least till Osama was killed).
Another 9-11 like attack is ticket to one term presidency or political death.
The police is supposed to be a neutral party in this system, I believe a lot of these failures stem from the police failing this role.
Who is approaching it less chaotically?

Everyone is already behind the schedule with making the energy grid zero emission.
I totally understand where you're coming from, but the reality is that there is a lot of imbalance and delay in this type of assessment and educational support already. My wife has been an English language arts teacher and instructional coach for almost 20 years. While they definitely have standard diagnostics and regular assessments to try to keep kids on track, it's essentially best effort. And when you move out of 4th/5th grade in many districts you start getting to 90:1 teacher-student ratios with 1-2 interns available to do 1:1 reading support across maybe 500 kids. And this is in a middle class school district.

There's definitely some ways it can go bad, but even basic fluency monitoring without any active remediation attempts would be a good addition.
They terminate TLS for you.
“Is philosophy so focused...?”

Philosophy contains within itself the History of Ideas. Just as we can talk about regular history using grand sweeping narratives broken into epochs we can also talk about currents of thought that sweep through philosophy and rough granular eras.

So yes, yes you can: you had the Ancients (Aristotle and the like) and they had certain ideas about the world – then there was the rise of scholasticism (religious/theological supremacy) – then came the Renaissance (and humanism), then the Modern Era (with Descartes) all of which had shifts in focus – then the Enlightenment – the contemporary philosophy with its emphasis on representation, Frege's and Wittgenstein's linguistic turn …

None of this does justice to the History of Ideas but you gotta start somewhere – it's not a coincidence that the great epoch in Western Civilisation correspond to similar eras in philosophy.

Hope that helps.
This sounds great.

Do you have an example or blog post? Very interested in seeing the macro part and everything pulled together.
AMP is fast because it prerenders. That is the main point of AMP, and you seemingly don't understand it after working on it. It amazes me how little developers understand their platforms these days.
It's common to systems that privilege the few over the many, and especially of colonial-settler societies, which is completely descriptive of the US political and economic system.
Also the fake fact that the Amazon rain forest was being burned down instead of an increased fraction of the forest was being burned this year to clear for more farmland over decline in the percentage in recent years.

Which is an issue, because it's best if as much of the Amazon is preserved as possible, but not the apocalyptic one of the entire rainforest going up in smoke.
After 6-7 years of not using google, I can vouch for this. There is just no reason to use it (I am writting this on HN, you are not the case of "just another user" by just beeing here). Their search has become mediocre due to all adwords and there was never as simple to put together a nextcloud/dovecot/postfix/searx powered server. Once I have tryed to block facebook, google, amazon ip ranges using scraped data from ASNs. It is increadible what a large piece of internet those companies have took over for their own profit. Even duckduckgo wont run (probably hosted on microsoft/amazon/google cloud), yahoo redirected me to GDPR "consent" page, which was again on microsoft/amazon/google cloud. We really dont want to live in a world ruled by their advertising engines. Fight back, block ads, on premise everything, remove google/fb/... spyware from your roms and stop pretending you have friends by number of likes on facebook. Just go away from this or we will end in corporation driven distopia you really dont want to live in.

And read this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surveillance_capitalism

It is just too late for fashion, no time for fanboyism, we blew it. We are on limit of destroying freedom of internet (I will post facebook, google and amazon ASN based ip ranges later when I come home, so you can try it on your own, it is really hilarious, from all search engines I know, only yandex was still operational. And those are RIPE records.).
I thought the primary reason is the high resale value while also being extremely common. It also blends in well with traffic unlike a Ferrari.
Nobody needs to use coal. Gas turbines are better in every way. Germany's addiction to coal is political not technological.

Renewables are part of the solutions but what makes up the rest will depend on where you live. The solution for Sweden won't be the same as the solution for Hawaii. It's hard to talk generally on the internet about this because it only makes sense to discuss power generation in a particular place.
The Singer of Tales: A formula for epic poems
> It is the second one, because it clearly suggests that there is no polymorphic switching based on foo/bar.

so, question : suppose you have your log_event, and now your bosses comes and tells you that the client needs to have two additional different logging mechanisms - say, to journald and to some websocket log server. The system can log to either of your three logging mechanisms at any point through changing a configuration somewhere in a GUI but you also need some core classes to always be logged through journald no matter the state of the rest of the system.

How do you update your design to reflect that ?
Could life insurance go up in smoke for some vapers?
That thesis can’t be true as stated. I’m regularly able to find pages on sites in those 95% tails based on my vague memory of a title or important quote.
Most of the "HN crowd" like cloudflare a lot, as it's quite convenient, especially for personal projects. There are a few very vocal people who dislike it for all kinds of reasons: taking down too much, not taking down enough, centralization, etc.
Not as far as I can tell, and as far as I'm concerned it is the biggest pain point when debugging k8s problems. If your pods is cycling though CrashLoopBackOff and 'describe' has no useful information and the 'logs' don't give you a clue, you are flat out of luck. That pod is gone before you can extract any useful information from it.

I'd like to see some means of keeping a pod running even if the application is crashing. Sometimes logs are being sent to a file, sometimes running the application manually gives a clue. Lacking that - well I've found various tricks such as changing the image to 'ubuntu' and replacing the command with 'tail -f /dev/null' so a crashing pod will stay alive and I can exec into it and run the real command by hand. But it's a hack and doesn't always get the info you need.
I have a friend who works for the public defenders office for something like a 30 year timespan. He shared with me once during a conversation on the topic of surveillance videos how much they've transformed criminal cases. So many people are damned by evidence where the criminal is caught red handed after the fact. He even told me a comedic technique of the DA showing a zoomed in region and asking the defendant if they recognize the person in the photo. They reply no, zoom out some more, and eventually the criminal admits "that's me".
I used to use Google hundreds of times per day, literally everything I wanted to know I would type into Google.

Between their A) political activities (opinion influencing, censorship, etc.), B) business activities (user tracking, ruinous ads, etc.), and C) search quality issues (they have a major conflict of interest between providing good search results and maximizing A and B), I didn’t even have to try to stop using them out of principle; I literally just don’t get any value out of using Google search anymore.

I use DuckDuckGo (starting circa 2013), which provides a fairly similar/mediocre quality search experience, but without all the other aforementioned problems. The truth of the matter is that these search giants ruined search so bad that I don’t even really use search as much anymore. I’ve gotten to the point where I realize that I can no longer rely on finding things easily. This is not a problem of “the Internet has just gotten too big”. This is a problem created by Google, which has now set a low benchmark.
Yes, it is correct that you cannot easily hijack connections that use TLS, but you can make inferences about active connections that use TLS. This is still fairly devastating for a large number of vulnerable users that rely on VPNs in nations with authoritarian information controls.
You're thinking of Macedonia:

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/12/1612271020...

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190528-i-was-a-macedoni...

https://www.wired.com/2017/02/veles-macedonia-fake-news/
>What have we learnt from all this? Things that have similar names are not necessarily similar

Along the same lines - things that have different names (and even entirely different vocabularies) are not necessarily different. There is a 1:1 correspondence between Logic, Type Theory and Category Theory - they are "the same" (up to isomorphism).

The science of abstraction hinges on the very concepts of "similarity" and "difference" - any two things are "the same" if you remove enough details.

At the highest level of abstraction all Philosophy is the same. It's all confluent and equifinal - all roads lead to Rome.

Recursion/self-knowledge - a theory of "self".
Are you saying good, clear pictures are an edge case? I just can't agree, as I find them hugely relevant to a large number of subjects.

I don't think images are the problem, megabytes of third-party javascript is.
This seems like an incredible tool to increase adoption of TeX systems. It solves the problem of: I want to try my hand at TeX but you’re saying I have to install what now?
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I have no recommendation anymore

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Maybe searx.me is an option. Although, you’re out of luck for Safari on iOS.