skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To be fair, a political solution would also fix the problem. So would a religious solution. Any solution would fix the problem - because the word "solution" implies that the problem has been fixed.

One problem is that people don't agree on what an economics-based solution should be. There have been any number of proposed economics-based solutions to other problems which have exacerbated the problem.

Let's take "expanding housing supply". What kind of housing? From https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/housing-crisis-london-h... :

> More than 500 high-rise developments are in progress across the city of London. For a nation in the grip of a housing crisis, this should be good news. But in reality, this will bring hardly any benefit for many of those seeking a decent home. Almost none of the new homes are reserved for people with no or low incomes and, although house prices in London are falling – particularly at the upper end of the market – construction for wealthy people and international buyers continues.

> Much of this building is actually intensifying the stress on the affordable housing market, as developers grab cheap land and resources that can be converted into expensive, for-profit housing construction.

And for land-value tax, well, see the criticism at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax#Practical_issue... :

Several practical issues are involved in the implementation of a land value tax.

> Most notably, it must be: - Calculated fairly and accurately; - High enough to raise sufficient revenue without causing land abandonment; - Billed to the correct person or business entity

How is it calculated fairly in the face of "evil landlords [and] corrupt politicians"?
Best example in this thread of exactly what the author was saying.

“Please don’t weaponize naïveté in my direction.”
what kind of design do you have in mind? I assume you don't mean simultaneous reads/writes from multiple threads without synchronization - yolo! there's a lot of possible designs, mutex, read/write lock, concurrent hashmap. I've never worked on an LRU cache, asking because interested in what plays well in that use case, and how you would approach it in another language.
While the servers are down, do you have a demo video you could post?
Could people suggest something from technical aspect as well? Something which is a bit more specific than being abstract like the below points:

Picking up somethings from what's the buzzwords these days:
1. Rust (ownership concept and immutability)
2. Haskell Functor, Monads, Monoids and applicatives
3. AI ML (Not sure about this field)
Reverie Labs (YC W18) Is Hiring Full Stack Engineers to Cure Cancer
Another blow for Google.
Yeah I used the wrong term: an airfoil that isn't changing its shape or being used like a bird wing, where there's more going on than just in a fixed-wing aircraft.

But yes, the relative motion is what matters.
Is there a world where this type of software could be open source?
If not being illegal or malicious is all it takes to earn Mozilla's recommendation, then their recommendations are trash.
Why would an operational house cleaning be political?
Thanks! I added a quick fix :)
> I don't think it is Mozilla's job to check the morals of developers unless there is a direct risk for users.

Personally, I'm entirely OK with Mozilla exercising some editorial judgment here. In many ways, Mozilla only exists because of moral judgment about technology. And thank goodness. Without them, we might all still be stuck on IE: https://eev.ee/blog/2020/02/01/old-css-new-css/
It’s not unethical, Mozilla has no responsibility to promote any particular extension. If it were ripped off closed source code, then sure. But a fork of an open source project is part of the deal with open source.
> $4.5k will get you a 1 BR in the Bay Area

Average one-bedroom rent in San Francisco is $3,520, and two bedrooms is $4,550. It's much cheaper elsewhere in the Bay Area. In Oakland, average one-bedroom rent is $2,470, and two bedrooms is $3,050. $4,300 is very plausible in Oakland.

Source: https://www.zumper.com/blog/2020/02/zumper-national-rent-rep...
I mean, he did turn himself into a pickle. Geez rick, they were right about outlandish requirements in the job market these days. I’m glad I have my 25 years of react experience to fall back on.
Added a quick fix
The start may be a semi-random event. It's the escalation that gets it out of hand.

Someone did this as a joke in 1959. See "Society for Indecency to Naked Animals"[1] They got the purity cycle going.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_for_Indecency_to_Naked...
>Why are switches an anti-pattern?

Because the gods of OO decreed as such and now the logic must be distributed across a dozen classes/files.

Notice the language "that couldn't (or shouldn't) be solved in a more OO way", their goal is to create OO code, not simple to read and easy to change code.
One study said that advertising could be replaced by everyone paying £140/year ($15/month) https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/11047801/Would-y...
It feels that you've got some idea that I'm not understanding the difference between energy and momentum because it's a common misconception, and hold on it. I do understand that they are different. My objection is your insistence on them being "unrelated".

As of the yo-yo, let's remove the muscle power and the wobbling earth out of the picture and consider a it a closed system.

We've got a fully wound-up yo-yo, not rotating. It has a certain amount of potential energy. When you release it, its potential energy starts transforming into kinetic energy of linear motion and of rotation. This kinetic energy can be measured at any moment via observing the linear and rotational momenta of the yo-yo, which are the functions of its mass and torque, and the both velocities. Speaking of which, there is no other way of measuring the energy of this system. As it reaches the end of the line, and starts winding up again, its potential energy is zero, its kinetic energy is at its maximum, and its linear momentum changes the direction to upwards.

I'm telling you this to demonstrate that I understand the difference and your main objection is not exactly applicable here.

And, of course, momentum and kinetic and potential energy are intimately related in such a system. I don't understand how one could deny that.

> Momentum has nothing to do with energy

That's what I meant. Kinetic energy is a function of momentum and you are insisting it is not!

Perhaps we are being confused by each other's different ways of using the word Energy. When I use it (in the mechanical context), I mean strictly kinetic energy or potential energy, but nothing else. I've been taught to use it that way and was quite harshly slapped on the wrist (verbally) for failing to stick to it (that is, for magical thinking).

You seem to be using it in a broader sense (e.g. "nuclear energy". I don't know what nuclear energy is -- it s what multiplied by what, specifically?).
It takes your most confidential data and tokenizes, compresses and THEN encrypts in that order. With todays architecture I can only imagine how many different microservices that are involved before the encryption happens. I'll pass
> What will happen to the web when uBlock Origin becomes prevalent enough?

the whole industry is patently unsustainable without venture capital. venture capital moves on to another industry
I believe GP's statement on international apps was sarcastic and subtly pointed out that this technological siloization would foster narrow worldviews.
Walking away is the result of not being able to negotiate at all.
Extreme Games is my favorite (large CTF game with a bunch of different bases). Unfortunately it wasn't one of the default zones on the client last I checked and you had to go into the client's server view to add it. Really is one of the best zones. Much more interesting than Trench Wars.

If anybody played Infantry, the EOL zone was based on Extreme Games. Though it would blow my mind if anyone knows what I'm talking about.
> charged with being unbiased in a secret, electronically controlled ballot.

The Iowa Caucuses are neither secret (like absurdly not) nor electronic?
They're up!
You're going to have major problems no matter what when there's demand and no political ability to build. A Land Value Tax can still in this situation put the landlord surplus back into city welfare/projects without raising rents.
So, no housing cooperatives?

Who raises the capital if an entire apartment building needs renovation?
Totally agreed. We ended up funding the web with an attention/gullibility tax not because of an careful planning, but because the technology wasn't there for anything else.

For quite a while I've been very conscious about paying for things I like, things I think are good in the world. Subscriptions for sure. Patreon to support individuals. And I just signed up for Scroll, which sends money every month to the sites I browse: https://scroll.com/

If ads die (which I'm 100% in favor of), then people will figure out how to support the things they really like and care about. And the rest will die off.
Yikes. What sort of loads were you lifting, if I may ask? Would possibly help make the warning more concrete to those of us reading.
My numbers are a bit off since I last looked, and yes I was mostly looking in SF. Thanks for mentioning- I'll edit it. It definitely won't get you a furnished 3 BR with a decent interior like this place.
Seems like it's more about clamping down on vigorous questioning of the fairness of the blatantly broken voting process:

> Another tool built in-house at the DNC monitors Twitter traffic. On Monday, it'll watch for misinformation about how and where to caucus. Variations of the word "rigged" had been loaded into system when CNN was shown it Saturday — attempts to undermine legitimate vote results using disinformation is something Democrats are watching out for.

Interesting to consider in light of Twitter Safety's new policies announced today:

> Our new rule: You may not deceptively share synthetic or manipulated media that are likely to cause harm. In addition, we may label Tweets containing synthetic and manipulated media to help people understand their authenticity and to provide context.
There are also signal jammers which I believe are _highly_ illegal.
Weird that he says he's seen villages, etc, no one has seen before, because the driver was always getting lost. You mean, no outsiders have seen before!

It always baffles me that some tourists act like they're in a zoo, taking pictures of elephants...
> wrecking american democracy

It's a reporting tool. How the heck did you get to this position?
Con confirm, the games industry is criminal in their treatment of employees. A studio cannot exist without the institutional abuse, as the budgets are not achievable otherwise.
"Hobbit was also used in the earliest (unreleased) versions of the BeBox."

This is an unfortunate dead end for this technology.
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I think it is now a ploy by candidates/public figures to just dismiss their opponents as bots. I am in no doubt that there are bots out there sewing mistrust and chaos but accusing someones followers of being "Russian bots" is being weaponized.
Are there techniques to ensure temporal consistency when performing this kind of upscaling? Currently it seems like each frame was upscaled independently leading to weird artifacts.
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I always thought array elements were contiguous in memory? Is it that the objects are contiguous, but the pointers are not? If so, this does seem pretty expensive and I wonder if there's any workarounds.
EGFL has created some of the tensest gaming experiences in decades with teammates from across the globe. Regular 8 or 9 hour games that were hotly contested.

Lag-attaching as a strategy is an incredible example of how innovative gamers were given latency restraints. :) Shout out to Explosive, my first EG Squad.
lol. that was a typo. can HN provide a edit option or moderator edit that title.
Just thought I'd share something I've been working on. Basically it's a message relay that sends messages to others around you (given GPS coordinates from browser). Can choose range from "Range" pull down near top left (hover over options for approximate distances). Back end is written in Rust.
Oh my god, we should never allow people to have a little fun on their own blog and if they do, let’s call them childish and unworthy of finding work. /s

It’s just a meme, used correctly, what’s the problem? This isn’t the White House’s blog.
Used to play a game like this on Amiga. Think it was called Spacewar and you could play against a friend via modem.
I'd be more interested in good content about actual space frigates.
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kayfabe baby. There are certainly a lot of people in the Democratic establishment who have more to lose from a Bernie Sanders presidency than a Trump one.
This. Given the Wired advocacy for newish techs at the time and AT&Ts market and economic dominance we could have seen this as the pager or the late 1990s. Dominate and then reduced to a niche like Blackberry as the smartphone took over. Who'd a thunk?
That’s highly subjective claim to bare without evidence. All three languages are actively maintained and are growing.

My refute it simply: Rusts web development story isn’t out of the box clean like Crystal Lang’s which ships with an HTML language out of the box. So it could be categorized as a poor choice in comparison to Crystal
If you’re serious about the security of your data, you
need to know how to pick a password you will remember. There are things in this world that we ask of average people that are far more difficult. In 2020, picking and remembering a password should be table stakes at this point. It’s not 1997 anymore.
Shouldn't you provide as a baseline the absolute number of posts? I tried three different searches and all showed monotonic growth.
Thanks! (I had the benefit of sitting down with one of the authors and having some of this explained to me.) And thanks for the clarification about the Millennium Prize.
Yes, would be interested. Can't guarantee the webapp will be around in 6 months though!

https://www.korabo.io

If you have a US bank account, I would be willing to pay depending on outcome.
Zillow also has lot of such scams, when I reported them unfortunately Zillow did nothing!

Anyhow, the single most significant indicator of all rental scam is that the perpetuator is not going to show you the apartment in person.
Thanks.

Minor typo in your lecture notes just after equation (22).

"The assume the flow is steady, inviscid and and incompressible."

should be

"They assume..."
Actually no, you can send deauth without already knowing the key. It's a good way to force clients onto your rogue AP and then obtain the key via captive portal.

https://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=deauthentication
Things have calmed a bit in the hacker community, but we have had our fair share of individuals over the past few years trying to carve out their little slice of the purity spiral.

Perhaps they do believe what they are doing is "right"; right for others or just them. I think the underlying motivations are more subconscious TBH. Certainly toxic individuals.

Seems live and let live has played its course. We are getting back around to "live the way I tell you".
> The arrest rate isn't important, it's the conviction rate that you need to be presenting.

Emphatically disagree. A slogan of totalitarian government is “the process is the punishment.” — no conviction necessary.
It is when you workhorse dev is an intern I guess...
Simple unprivileged container runtimes:
https://github.com/NVIDIA/enroot
https://github.com/hpc/charliecloud
It's still down.
> They found, as RISC designers would have expected, that without a load-store design it was difficult to improve the instruction pipeline and thereby operate at higher speeds. They felt that all future processors would thus move to a load-store design, and built Inferno to reflect this. In contrast, Java and .NET virtual machines are stack based, a side effect of being designed by language programmers as opposed to chip designers

That's some solid trash talk for Wikipedia.
> The market will speak up.

If only it had anything rational to say!
If you run a blog now, how much money do you realistically expect to make?

I have a site that gets about 30k pageviews per month; I threw ads on it just to see what would happen. It makes something like $12/month. Even at minimum wage here, after hosting costs I could afford to spend approximately zero time on it.

So I think for small sites, the answer is effectively the same with algorithmic ads or directly sold ads: you won't make enough to matter either way.
This is a really chilling phenomena of our age, and I wish there were more downward societal pressure against it. The scariest part is that they really believe they’re acting in the public good, and the ends will justify their means.
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Usually there are blog posts that do a good job at summarizing what's new in a given release.

I find it helpful to read over them even when picking up a new language / framework to see how it has evolved over time.
True is current scenario, but if tomorrow stack overflow removes the website and is available only from a Browser2.0, millions of techies will install it. Youtube / NYTimes /... are even more impactful.

The idea is not to disable ability to run browser and millions of website will continue to exist, but Top 1000 web properties and 99.9% of traffic and money will move out.

In current scenario, you can still run a BBS and share some really interesting content, but it will be a niche of nerds and fanatics.
No, that would sort of defeat the purpose. The deauth's are commonly used to try to capture the connection handshake so that one can then (offline) try to figure out the network's password. The management frames (such as deauth) are not encrypted, and one needs only the easily eavesdropped details of client and server MAC to spoof them: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/190133/why-does...
Same scam in Boston a few years ago, too.
Good thing Iowa used paper ballots then. This was a tally tool, not a voting tool, luckily.

I think Georgia might be the most notorious for the behavior you describe.
that was a favorite when I was younger and SubSpace was still being published by Virgin Interactive.

It was also the first game I wrote aimbots for -- which got shared among friends.

TrenchWars warbird sniping was a favorite.

p.s. a fond memory : getting ready to flinch when the thunderclap wav plays upon client execution
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(macOS) Use this command to list all applications with Electron as a dependency:

ls -1d -- /Applications/*.app/Contents/Frameworks/Electron\ Framework.framework

(linux) You can also search for any folder called "app.asar" or "app.asar.unpacked"

(windows) You can also reverse the process used to package an app: https://www.electronjs.org/docs/tutorial/application-distrib...
If there was some grand conspiracy there wouldn't even be a news story. We'd have read Iowas results in the early hours of the morning and moved on with our lives.
It's real. And it's spectacular.
If people won't pay for things like Facebook, maybe they're not good? And therefore it's fine that they'll go away.

However, for the smaller sites, something like Scroll would work fine. You pay them a fixed amount, which they distribute based on your usage: https://scroll.com/
Individuals owning is what leads to political pressure to not build.

Discouraging individual ownership of housing is the way to affordable rent. Not encouraging it.
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Yes, the sedition charge is ridiculous. It's a relic of colonial times that should be done away with. However, that doesn't justify calls for beating anyone.
You can't even login into gmail, at least from firefox in incognito mode.
I ran brakeman on our app and it found a bunch of things that were almost vulnerabilities because it was unable to work out the source of some data going in to a potentially unsafe function but after I inspected all of them, none of them were actual vulnerabilities. Meanwhile a bunch of real issues go undetected that could have been spotted in a language like rust.
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Hi, this is cool but you have hijacked the back button!
Integration of CBSD and Kubernetes sounds like a very interesting and plausible path.

Looking forward for its future path.

>"... This work took me about 4 hours and turned into a working k8s CBSD module, which is publicly available (starting with the next CBSD version 12.1.5), like everything else related to the CBSD project
"

I am just guessing here, but suspect that people in FreeBSD ecosystem, would prefer native solution for orchestration, that leverages jails (assuming that the business software is freebsd native) rather than bringing up bhyve just to so that k8s loader can run.

Also, I have zero experience with k8s, but reading some summaries from the 'trenches' seems that k8s has very formidable learning curve and maintenance challenge for small teams managing 'less-than-FAANG-size' infrastructure.

>"...
Since creating and configuring k8s is also not a trivial task (primarily because it is a lot of monotonous monkey work in the form of repeating a large number of identical commands) ..."
C'mon. Landlords are not a cartel. If a landlord can't fill a unit because renters won't pay what they ask, then they have every reason to lower the price until the unit is filled. Because some rent is better than no rent.
Because for malfeasance you need to be smart and clever and for incompetence you need to be dumb or just tired that day and write a typo.
There are no records for the search "codeflow" in USPTO TESS.
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Wow. What is this incredible article. And it just came out!
I cannot believe http://spacejam.com is still up.
Can someone point at specific things to see the upscaling at work? The two videos look the same to me, both when taken as a whole and when zoomed in to compare the same points in the videos...
Could you tell me how the legislation is anti-Muslim?
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You can use empty scope braces for this task in most languages. It's not a "half-indent" but it gives you the alignment and informs responsible variable usage.
Many sites where operared by universities which considered serving web sites like a salt dispenser on the table: not worth to meter the costs.

Remember the many ~ home - sites?
It depends on who "we" includes.
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Kind of true. The whole internet was much more of a toy back then. Tracking was not viewed so maliciously as now. Heck I might have even been convinced by a hard sell "this will help your favorite sites maximize their revenue".
Since www.rshl.org doesn't appear to be loading here, could you give me an ELI5 on how this differs from Trench Wars (which I still play periodically having owned a copy of Subspace itself) ?
3990X is limited to 256GB RAM, so not really a competitor to dual Xeons anyway...
Well, I'm curious to hear out your experience, do you think the amount of time you spent bodyweight training was equal to the amount of time someone would need to do resistance training for similar results?

This is why I chose resistance training - the gym is on my way to work and I am willing to spare about an hour and a half daily to fitness. My research indicated I'll get better results with that time at the gym lifting weights than body weight training.
My only complaint is I can’t ignore auto-gen’d code like EF migrations in dotCover, so my unit test coverage looks terrible. It doesn’t help that I write terrible unit tests, but still!
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