skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Without disagreeing with your point, I'll make an attempt to answer this question:

> Why wouldn't you use something that thousands of people have tested already?

I think some of us find the most portable thing between projects -- across languages and platforms -- are outlines of what some part of an application has to be able to do and an ability to implement it from scratch.

There's certainly always some level at which off-the-shelf is a more productive and reliable choice. A DIY approach tends to yield more dividends to the degree that constraints or requirements in play would compel you to work against the grain of off-the-shelf stuff (thereby having to deal in the details anyway, not only for the problem, but for how the frameworks does things), and fewer dividends (or outright liabilities) to the extent that off-the-shelf will more than cover you.

Additionally, it's good to remember that something like Bob Martin's observation can apply: "framework authors are out to screw you -- that's not quite true, they're not exactly out to screw you, but they will screw you because the framework authors have their interests in mind, not yours." The language is a little bit over the top but it's true that dependencies are not solid foundation points, they're viscous potential points of future instability because they're projects driven by incentives that are not always aligned with yours. And the closer they are to the center of your app the more that might matter at some point. What happens with authentication if/when you decide to migrate frameworks? Or if your framework-supported application is only one of several (not all based on the same stack!) providing service in front of a common datastore?

It's worth reckoning with the overhead and hazards of DIY for sure, it's just also worth reckoning with the sometimes more subtle costs of framework buy-in.

I'll also add that while there are times I'm an enthusiastic supporter of framework use, I can't imagine being anything other than skeptical about outsourcing authentication to a third party service. Maybe there's a circumstance in which I'd find that would make more sense someday, but placing such a core thing in third-party hands gives me the shivers.
Code and demo: Markdown editor built with NodeGui
thanks for this, i made a mistake of buying a normal hdmi cable for 4k monitor, it provided 4k@30hz only, i was not aware of this spec until i experience the lag.
Isolation measures and obtaining information are clearly important; so too is acting ethically, and I would argue that it is _precisely_ these sort of circumstances that should prompt us to consider this. And, owing to selection bias in the cases presented, the death rate of this coronavirus is likely far lower than hyped.
G1000 will disable tx if you are transmitting for 35 seconds straight I think as a way to mitigate a stuck mic.
The labor advantages for buffet-style restaurants generalizes - you eliminate a lot of downtime due to timing variability when you switch from make-to-order to make-to-inventory, reducing labor costs significantly. You can get this without a buffet model in restaurants, most notably with the conveyor-belt sushi restaurants that charge per dish you take.
i prefer ultrawides , and not too big ones, as i think sitting in front of many monitors too many hours gives me headache.

I do have an issue with wobbling though. i dont understand why they dont make an ultawide with two supports
This gives an idea of what kind of sites were blocked at the end of 2019:

https://explorer.ooni.org/search?test_name=web_connectivity&...
Recutils is really handy when coupled with command-line tools that return structured data.

`guix search`[^] outputs data in recutils format, so if you are searching for a database driver for Python, but want to filter out "python2" variants, and ignore uninteresting fields such as versions or dependencies, you can do:

$ guix search python mysql | recsel -q 'python-' -p name,synopsis,homepage
name: python-mysqlclient
synopsis: MySQLdb is an interface to the popular MySQL database server for Python
homepage: https://github.com/PyMySQL/mysqlclient-python

name: python-pymysql
synopsis: Pure-Python MySQL driver
homepage: https://github.com/PyMySQL/PyMySQL/

name: python-peewee
synopsis: Small object-relational mapping utility
homepage: https://github.com/coleifer/peewee/

Without recsel, the output is 100 lines long, with lots of duplication between the Python 2 and 3 variants.

[^] GNU Guix is a package manager that works on top of any GNU/Linux distribution.
In sh, the correct version would be

for f in ./*2019*.jpg ; do
convert "$f" album/"$f" # just don't use xargs
done

Note the prepended ./ which is necessary if you want to protect against filenames that look like command line switches (a file named "-rf" can be pretty dangerous)

If you wanted to use xargs and still make it perfectly safe with regards to spaces and quoting, you could use a GNU extension:

find . -maxdepth 1 -name '*2019*.jpg' -print0 | xargs -0 convertalbum.sh

# convertalbum.sh
convert "$1" album/"$1"

find prints the files terminated by ASCII NUL characters, xargs can understand this format if you give it the -0 option.

There are still problems around detecting errors in pipes, though.
For a while, I felt the same thing. I commented about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21788429

I am not sure how my classification maps to that of author's. In particular, I think his classification omits dynamic dispatch.
Salt is often purified by dissolving it in water and precipitating NaCl back out.

This process doesn't always make sense economically, so it's understandable that Detroit uses their own salt for deicing and imports food-grade salt from places where it's cheaper to make. Or maybe in the past they just didn't care about a bit of contamination.
On iOS you can tap on the video to bring up controls and the go-back button will navigate to the previous video
> and even field-level crypto

Like you might expect, this is quite poor. CRC32 for authenticity, mac-then-encrypt, no binding between keys and values, using low-entropy passwords directly as AES keys, and a fairly trivial looking read overflow in the decrypt function. That's just two minutes looking at one source file.
Anyone ever seen shadow people?
When I was 12 I seen shadow people at the end of my hallway . I havnt seen them since. I heard they can be demonic?. Has anyone experience this?.
The BOJ's ETF Purchases and Its Effects on Nikkei 225 Stocks [pdf]
Right place to list and discover the educational institutions in India
It's all the old steel-related industry mostly.
> In fact, the paperwork-heavy quality assurance we have to satisfy, which is more concerned with formalities than with actual hardware/software quality, probably would have missed that case as well.

Do you have testing coverage metrics for exception handling? In my experience outside Satellogic, that's one of the places testing usually misses, especially in languages with Python's attitude, which I agree is not well suited to on-orbit code.
A "hidden feature" I absolutely loathed not having when I was on Android for a month is tap clock to scroll to top. Resorting to two-thumb screen jogging is such a drag.
They might also be optimizing for taxes by heavily re-investing, charging personal stuff on the expense account (like car/gas/travel)... That makes it look like they are doing badly while they are doing okay.
- our cards are here: https://github.com/CoderDojoZH/resources/tree/master/cards-p...

- harder as in scratch? it's about this scratch and this game: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/644508/

- a pong in 5'30"... of course, but his real tutorial is 3 hours : - ) ... and that pong game does much more than what our kids can achieve...

- our kids debugging skills are often very limited (both in skills and patience)... correctly matching the filename and the actor is a good example for learning the debugging but it's often already too much: they just want to see it work!)
Do you happen to use CloudFlare's DNS (1.1.1.1)? They have quite a long-standing [1] issue with archive.is. (or the other way around depending on your opinion)

[1]: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/135222/why-does-...
A year in review for inlets service tunnel and proxy
I don't know why my Australian Shepherd doesn't really play fetch well. But he'd much rather play interactive games with me or my wife where he and one of us both actively participate in the fun, which usually involves me playing tricks, misdirections, and sleight-of-hand with his other toys (which requires him to think).

We were warned of this sort of demand / expectation of the breed and it hasn't bothered us. But it's funny that he knows so many commands (verbal and nonverbal) and we just failed to teach him how to fetch.
Cool, I never knew that. Thanks!
iOS provides a simulator for development while Android SDK provides an emulator. Because of the added overhead of virtualization, an emulator is always going to be slower than a simulator.
My dad hunted ducks so I grew up with retrievers (Labradors), I just didn’t want to get too deep into the weeds since actual trained retriever behavior is a lot more advanced than just playing fetch. Though like any sort of behavioral conditioning, the hook that gets the animal initially started with the behavior (getting to chase a thrown toy) can be gradually changed to the desired behavior (retrieving game). My dad actually had a training tool for retrievers, it took a blank .22LR cartridge and launched a foam dummy for the dog to fetch. That way the dog gets accustomed to the sound of the gun going off and starts learning that it can be related to the retriever behavior. Eventually you get the dog trained so when you shoot the duck, the dog will wait patiently, you signal the dog to fetch the duck, and the dog brings the duck back to you. Retrievers also have the incredible instinct of carrying game in their mouths very gently.

But yes, dog behavior is much more deep and interesting than that. If you’ve ever been at a barbecue with herding breeds, even if they aren’t really trained they still instinctively don’t like letting people wander off, for example. But I think the chasing game is probably the primary hook that gets most dogs into playing fetch.
Holland, Michigan for one:

https://www.mlive.com/business/west-michigan/2016/02/why_hol...
It did not take me much time to find https://github.com/google/AFL/blob/master/docs/QuickStartGui... which I guess is the doc he referenced.
USB-C sounds complicated...
> When I set off to the lab with camera and tripods one quiet Sunday afternoon, I was rewarded with this particular picture of a small, pale blue dot.

I wonder if this was deliberate, for me it poetically evokes Carl Sagan. [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-xlMhUhzmM&feature=youtu.be
https://works.bepress.com/letsfind-today/51/
Australian Bank Claims simply making a spelling fix in system cost $15,000
well done Turkey, yet the FSF and Debian are still censoring things, what is worse?

https://debian.community/debconf20-palestine-messages-censor...
That's why you don't need to block offending wiki but simply rewrite it as fit the narrative. Like Russia does - all their "ru" Wikipedia pages are occupied and rewritten by pro-putin forces and whole moderator structure also supports this. Mostly this happens in history and politics pages.
What's wrong with the following (for Rust/C++)?

sed -n 's/.*\/\///p' comcat.rs # for displaying comments
sed 's/\/\/.*//' comcat.rs # for displaying source
Turkey may be a high functioning autocracy, but it’s still just an autocracy. We’ll continue to call it out as such.
Create Harry Potter-style photographs that come to life in AR
The problem of increasing human energy (1900) [pdf]
> didn't use fingerprints

It might still be a bad idea. I don't know what has changed since, but this source (0) says fingerprinting hasn't been subjected to scientific review.

[0] : https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/10/171005111100.h...
Thank you for taking the time to answer! IMNHO key-value can be a great fit for relational storage. But I'm still curious about what(why) and how much... Servers can grow pretty big these days.

And you say update... Across keys, or some keys depend on others? Otherwise it sounds like a perfect fit for sharding with reduced constraints/requirements.
Look at that.. Both author and research team had 'no brain' and somehow are living normal lives
Are there any performance metrics of this versus other offline and cloud based services?
> I'm looking at Dercuano but I'm confused why it's a tarball and not a live website :)

So you can keep reading it after I'm dead.
To be honest in the community it is crystal clear what "Redis" refers to, there could be confusion about the project organization itself versus the company (Redis / Redis Labs), but people now that Redis is what they normally use, download from Github and so forth. So there are no excuses.
According to this: https://specialessays.com/the-ottoman-empire-and-religion/

The judicial system of this empire was quite accommodative for an Islamic system. It had Islamic courts which were the primary courts and they formed the cornerstone of administration in the empire. But there were also other courts that were not based on Sharia law and were meant for the interpretation of the law as understood by non-Muslims who were part of the empire. They included Jews and Christians who had been welcomed to the empire and lived in groupings called millets. But the Jews and Christians had the freedom to take their cases to the Islamic courts if they wanted to and many did as a way of giving judicial credence to their cases, given the immense unofficial respect that was given to the Islamic courts. It should be noted that this recognition was informal and any decision from the other courts were equally respected in the empire.

The third type of courts was the trade/commercial/industrial or business courts. In these courts, disputes emanating from business within the empire were solved. The parties involved determined the inclination and sometimes, both Islamic law experts and Christian and Jewish judicial officers would sit side by side and decide a case. They were more concerned with securing justice and fairness and religion was never a key consideration. New laws into the three types of courts came from the top leadership as well as the judicial experts of the three courts.
marytts supports a high number of voices in several languages. you could try to use another voice.
Which grade is this?

That's quite a shock if students don't know about urls. Can someone confirm if this is a secluded case or this is what most people end up with now a days.

I don't find this unbelievable but even here, I would expect 40% people to know about urls and 5% or so know about the technical details surrounding it.
Why are they making these so complicated when average people don't even make the difference between a VGA and DVI cable?

For a few years I didn't buy new hardware and recently I started seen "HDMI cables with / without ETHERNET" I thought it was some crappy marketing, wrong Chinese translation of just a "scam" like the HDMI to water tap adapter, but after looking on the internet I discovered it was real.
I forgot about Go. They actually did some really great work on their GC! Plus decent support for lightweight & actual threads. I just so strongly dislike the language itself (mainly because of the poor type system) that I must have suppressed it :)
I was actually looking at that exact model LG, good to hear from someone that owns one.
Would love to see a live demo. MaryTTS demo link is broken.
a house i am looking at has a bathroom for every bedroom. it makes no sense and i am contemplating removing 1.5 of them for more storage if i buy the house (it's not looking likely).
40GB is maybe too much, but when building the docker images there is some space wasted. The image size after building is around 20GB (12GB marytts, 3GB kaldi de, 6GB kaldi en)
Without Wikipedia editors and high rep Stack Overflow users, who could we rely on to destroy knowledge that we shouldn't be interested in?
You're not unemployed, you're "a man of leisure". :-)

This is a normal part of the work experience. Don't let it get you down.
The story on shared libraries and dynamic loading [pdf]
Here's a tech/startup-related tangent to hack the submission guidelines:

Will this tragic accident completely sour the idea of air commuting to the public, thus rendering Uber's efforts moot?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22141293
Well ... now it is. It didn't use to be like this a few years ago.
Everything is going great, actually. Apps are able to expose exactly the files and folders they want to. Those don’t even have to be real files, they can be downloaded as needed.
Some just need help, some are completely abandoned. Maybe people don't want that, personally I contribute to less-maintained projects I find useful.
There is something here:
https://github.com/aisamanra/rrecutils
Just a note that while there are[1] 3 transmission lines of 14, 14 and 28 miles in the UP, the lines themselves were mounted on (essentially) telephone poles. The end of each line does have 1 to 3 miles of buried horizontal ground wire though and an array of 100 to 300 foot deep bore holes.

[1] or at least were; the project was shutdown in 2004 and while the paths of the antenna lines still seem to be visible on satellite photos[2] it looks like the lines themselves may have been removed.

[2] The transmission station itself is at https://goo.gl/maps/q5BwduBqbBpAaf1L9 with the 28 mile antenna segment running roughly north south just to the west, one 14 mile segment running east-west a little to the north of the facility and the second to the south.
Do middle class Americans clean their own homes?
Kubernetes isn’t just a way to deploy your apps, though.

It’s also doing a ton of orchestration that many people just simply weren’t even doing before, or they had a human at a keyboard doing it. There’s a lot of value in that.

All of the package and deployment stuff is moving very quickly because the variety of organizations using k8s is quickly growing and using it for new use cases.

Things like application distribution was never a focus of Borg, because google doesn’t really distribute applications.
I have no issue with seeing how the sausage is made. But halal and kosher meat makes me uncomfortable. It’s just _needlessly_ cruel.

Maybe I’m just splitting hairs here. It’s murdering an animal to eat it either way. But making an animal bleed out instead of putting a bolt through its head is just needless suffering.

Anyone else feel this way?
It’s too bad Encyclopedia Dramatica went down. The page on the author of this piece was really something.
> No, I haven't spent that much time on this subject before to the point of digging up studies.

What? But you said this earlier:

> You can apply all the "autogynephilia" testing and logic to most cis women and they'll come out with a strong diagnosis.

Why did you state that as fact when you had no clue what the academic consensus was? If you’re going to make such assertions, you need to base them on evidence.
Have you been told the benefits of drinking warm water or hot water?
Depends on the niche. Some work easily out (especially if its about products with an EAN), for others it works too, but you need manually processing, if you care to not only offer a comparing of Amazon products. The Amazon API is howevery very detailed and useful for product data. You look at the data provided and either try to "not care and add everything" or to form it to fit your scheme (imo the better way).

Issues are with marketing (SEO, useful text), malformed or wrong informations and normally there is no global valid usable database available to get all the data. Sometimes I depend on crawling, so websites changing break normally price-updating. By using an API its not such much a hassle, but also using the API sometimes product ids change and you have to keep it updated to not end up with a broken website.

I created Keyfuchs[1], a german / english price comparing website for game key prices and we mostly manually write the texts, half-automatically crawl the different stores and try to set it up nicely for our users.

[1]https://www.keyfuchs.de / https://www.thegamefox.net
> (This section was added on 2018-04-02)
As far as my limited understanding goes, the atom does not strictly have an enclosure like a marble. It's a probabilistic space with nucleus at the centre. So here, are we looking at the nucleus itself?
How do they know it's one single atom instead of a small bunch of them?
Most do. Some upper-middle do not.
It's not very clear actually because there were no rules regarding that. (AFAIK) We only have records for official Kadis(Regional Judges) and Divan-i Humayun (higher court). There are cases seen at kadi or divan-i humayun where one side is Muslim and the other side non-Muslim.

They are both institutions of the state and since the Ottoman Empire was an Islam state, they were obviously Islamic. But, Divan-i Humayun's decisions were "Sultan's Word" so they had to be fair. The usual/accepted route is to go Kadi first and then you can appeal to Divan-i Humayun. But it's seen im records that sometimes non-Muslims directly went to Divan-i Humayun because they believed that they wouldn't be treated fair at Kadi.
In my opinion iOS nowadays has a lot more lags than Android (even in the native apps), but Apple keeps beating everyone else in terms of input latency.
Wow this is the first I've heard of the infection and death rate being 'lower than hyped'.

I do believe it's troubling times for everyone near this virus and we need as much information of the virus as possible. This is going past a regular 'patient confidentiality' line and into a 'prevent a possible disaster from occurring by getting on top of it soon'.
My wife and I recently moved into a 2 bed 2 bath apartment, mainly because we wanted the extra bedroom for an office as she works remotely. I was surprised to discover that it is so nice not having to share a bathroom—no stress about getting in each other’s way in the morning, less bathroom clutter—it’s really nice. I can see how people would get used to it. And then of course having an extra half bathroom for guests is the obvious next step.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-xlMhUhzmM&feature=youtu.be
https://works.bepress.com/letsfind-today/51/
https://letsfindtoday.tumblr.com/post/190491525322/weeslim-france-where-to-buy-is-100-natural