skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do not see that happen anytime soon: There are just no developers that could keep the stack alive over in the non-systemd camp:-(

Sad but true.
How small are these apartments? I live in a 25 square meter one (according to wiki the definition of a tiny house is something smaller than 36 square meters) but there's still room for a washer and drier stacked on top of it. Around here the people that use building machines or laundromats are generally in the 15-20 square meter range or on razor tight budgets. Apart from that I know one guy without one and he's betting on not living long enough for it to be a wise investment.

Are the really that tiny in NY?
Multi-zone reproducible HA environments are complex. Who'da thunk it?
How often do chicken have offspring with an extra pair of chromosomes?

Do you have data on this?
It would probably be more interesting to weigh those apps by popularity, instead of just a simple count.
It's about time for the US Government to intervene and dissolve ICANN and transfer the domain business to Mozilla! She should not piecemeal the problem - we should solve it once and for all. We should start a Whitehouse petition and ask the government to end this legalized scam!

Everything regarding domains is designed to scam the regular folk and pour money into registrars and domainers!

Imagine you forgot to pay your phone bill, and then all your competitors start bidding, and they get your number in 30 days. This cannot happen in the real world, because it's wrong, but it happens with much more valuable ones (yet cheap in terms of annual cost) - the domains.

All this is designed to steal money from all of us and pour it into the greedy bellies of some of the sketchiest folks in the digital space - the domainers. I'd say that even the SEO scammers are much more sophisticated and nice than the domainers! Yet, ICANN allows them to exist, and guarantees their profits!
Meanwhile...the floggings will continue..
I don't think that's currently true in almost any mainstream language though. Even in C++, it's faster to use an optimized BLAS library working on a large set of data than your own for loop.
Screws!

Or more accurately, the ability to mass produce them.
I use Orgzly and find it quite nice.

The main difference seems to be that Orgzly is a native Android app, while Organice is a (self-hosted) web service that happens to render nicely in a mobile browser.

I didn't to run a a whole separate server just so I could edit my org-mode files from a phone, so I like Orgzly better. But YMMV.

Lately I am trying to migrate to just running the native emacs on my phone with Termux :>
You are missing to make a point. Time could work either way.

Have you want evidence, that their opinion changed to the contrary?
Well, you got to think about optimisation - loop unrolling, parallelisation on all available cores, efficient data layout that works well with caching, doing it on GPU, adapting to the type of GPU you have. It's not as easy as dumping three for loops.
Sure, but you can record face to face conversations too. But to do so requires more effort, and would only be done if you had a particular need for it.

The original intent and design still would apply to the vast majority of interactions on the chat room.
I think the differences are small.
Data point: the DMV here in Montata is staffed by happy cheerful helpful employees.
This will only get rid of the small domain investors with their insignificant portfolios you don't care about anyway.
Why morally? If you go for the money and you do not steal it, you certainly bring value into the world, that people are willing to pay for. Do not see what is morally wrong about it.
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I haven't used NixOS outside of VirtualBox, but plan to use it for my next Linux setup.

I believe the reason for build-vm is that systemd is central part of NixOS and you can't test it by starting it inside of a container (I don't think systemd even allows it).

The nixos-rebuild command actually creates a path with a new configuration, so you could similarly use nspawn and go there. When you use "nixos-rebuild switch" it updates "/run/current-system" symlink to that new location.
I have a script that we call when generating cloudformation templates to generate a dot graph

Cfn2dot source https://github.com/tobiipro/support-firecloud/blob/master/bi...

Used like this https://github.com/tobiipro/support-firecloud/blob/master/re...

One problem is that you need meta-data to give weights to different resources so that you highlight a lambda resource and not there associated cloudwatch loggroup resource, and its iam role, and iam policy, and its permission resource, etc

The other problem is the graph itself shows how the cloudformation resources depend on one another, not how your data/execution pipeline flows.

So you need to do it manually or maybe try to add lots of meta-data to the types of resources.
It is not a big deal, It is good marketing.
C and C++ also have a runtime, that should take that role.

In fact, bare metal deployments without runtime are non-conforming from ISO point of view, if I am not mistaken.

Ironically managed environments go back to Burroughs Large Systems, Xerox, UCSD, ETHZ, it is just that we had a couple of decades where focus went elsewhere, and just like containers and VMs they are being rediscovered.

EDIT: typo "with" => "without"
Wow, I inherited a heavily used one of these from my grandmother 20 years ago, and never understood what it was. It was used in an odd way to hold dried flowers and plants, and I assumed it was some sort of Dutch tradition to do this. Now I know! Thanks for that. This makes my little memento that much more interesting.
Of course using an optimized blas is somewhat faster, but it is not three orders of magnitude faster!
Traditionally, one would have used galena (natural lead II sulfide) crystals. I also recall most "boys'" radios - the type you'd find in Cubs/Scouts/etc. handbooks - using a razor blade as the contact whisker, probably because it was the simplest way to get a small contact point and stiffness at the same time with materials a kid would likely have to hand.
That's because of the word “bearish”. It can sound like just about anything. For example, prompted by your comment, it sounds like a human interest journalist. (Journalism and fanfic, in particular HPMOR, seem to have comprised a large part of its training corpus; it composes Harry Potter porn at the slightest provocation; “Hermione moaned”, say.)

While Markov chains sound like a schizophrenic, this sounds like a spacial disjointed notebook, as if somebody was trying to write in two places at the same time. "Today is Monday, it's Saturday night, I forgot to write to my dad and he only leaves the house for a couple of hours."

Yet, sometimes Markov chains turn out to be the most beautiful art form. His wife Jennifer Neil, whom he met at a barbecue and has been married to since 1998, attributes this creative process to the constant ups and downs in his old job.

"His numbers are just insane," says Jennifer Neil. "I don't know where he keeps them, but they're very mind boggling."

Somewhat disconnected from the actual
You know what was nice? They have my phone number and called me when they announced a peanut butter recall. Well it wasn't that nice to find out I'd been eating potentially poison peanut butter, but it's better than other retailers.
Actually they do clearly state renewal prices and I can't remember a time in which they didn't:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5fpqtji40aprg1w/IMG_4790.jpg?dl=0

Note that I'm not even a native English speaker, so you'd think that such misunderstandings would happen more to people like me.
and I can also say with the exact same near certainty this virus isn't dangerous to humans.

You can prove me wrong by showing only one human getting sick from the virus.

However, there's no way to prove it is not dangerous to any humans. there's no possible proof for that, same as there's no possible proof that there's no invisible pink unicorn. I can say nobody has gotten sick from this virus, so far, but that doesn't preclude the possibility of one of the 7 billion humans on the planet possibly having a weirdly specific allergy to this particular virus, nor that it isn't possible for a human to be born with a mutation that makes them vulnerable to this virus. Goal posts can always shift further and further away. and same as the pink unicorn, I don't need to take the concern seriously. Both are unfalsifiable claims. in the strictest logical sense, they're not false. but there's no way to prove they are false either, so worrying about a potentially dangerous virus is just as reasonable as worrying about dangerous invisible pink unicorns, menacing orbital teapots, flying spaghetti monsters or the vengeful diety of your choice. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but if we ran in a panic at every unfalsifiable claim, nobody would ever leave their beds.
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I encourage you to speak with a therapist about how you feel.

Money is not going to make you happy or proud, comparing yourself to others is a zero-sum game, and living to work comes at a cost.

Seriously, find and talk with a professional. How you are feeling now is probably not going to change even if you achieved everything you want.
Keep it practical. Find the minimum amount needed to be able to use it in practice and then just start using what you learned and improve your knowledge as you move along. From my experience, this has always worked tremendously. To the point that I can't learn any other way.

I practically have to learn new things or improve old skills on a daily basis. This has helped me with both speed and motivation.
“not much can be quickly built in Svelte” - is this an experience you actually have from trying it? Because it’s very far from what I’ve experienced. So many things in Svelte can be done with surprisingly little code.

Also in my experience, those thousands of React components are going to be a source of new problems. The more of them you have, the more likely you’ll run into frustrating limitations that contorts your code to an unmanageable mess.
Ask HN: Is PhD mandatory for getting into research?
Is it possible for one to get involved in doing research without sufficient academic background?

And how difficult is getting the papers submitted to top conferences without good academic backing. And have people been able to do it? Some examples would be helpful.
> It’s a big deal.

Only time will tell, right now don’t see any real benefits. I do agree though rust is a good attempt to try. Right now majority of the rust libraries depend on underlying C/C++ with unsafe code. Will watch how it will slowly replace Firefox use of C++.

Will wait and watch when rust will replace LLVM written in C++ with something completely written in rust. Although they replaced OCaml part with rust already so need to see when they can replace C++ dependency which is LLVM.

(My opinion might be biased as rust code reminds me of 1990’s and doesn’t look any different than C++, I like Swift syntax more)
You might be right! I don't admit to knowing the exact market dynamics in play here. That being said, it feels like your comment is missing the forest for one particular (perhaps rotten) tree.

Firstly, addressing your argument: A lot of people shell over 1000$ and weeks of time on Thinkpad reworks that reuse older chassis but have upgraded components (See: The X210[0], the X62[1], the T430 modders[2], etc.[3][4]), not only is money clearly not an issue in this particular niché, the look of the machine isn't either.

Secondly: Regardless of the exact dynamics in play, the parent post completely spectacularly missed the point of the article in question.

[0]: https://geoff.greer.fm/2019/03/04/thinkpad-x210/

[1]: https://geoff.greer.fm/2017/07/16/thinkpad-x62/

[2]: https://medium.com/@n4ru/the-definitive-t430-modding-guide-3...

[3]: https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/wiki/index

[4]: https://www.bobble.tech/free-stuff/used-thinkpad-buyers-guid...
I stumbled across an Airbnb scam that’s taking over London
> Seriously, are we optimizing for the right stuff here? I know Nix is doing package isolation with a programmable environment defined by text files, it's immutable and all. I get it. But we have alternatives for these problems. They do a pretty good job overall and we understand them.

Setting up a development environment five years ago: here's a Word document that tells you which tools to install. Forget about updating the tools - good luck trying to get everyone to update their systems.

Setting up a development environment two years ago: here's a README that tells you which commands to run to build Docker images locally which will build and test your code. OS X users have fun burning RAM to the unnecessary VM gods when they have little to spare to begin with because MacBook Pros. No reproduceability between Dev and CI despite using container images because Dev will have debugging tools made available in the image that will be removed from the final image. Be limited while debugging locally because all debugging must happen over a network connection.

Today: Install Nix. Run build.sh. Run test.sh. Run nix-shell if you want more freedom.
What's the point running something like heroku on your own server. The whole reason to use Heroku is that they take care of a lot of stuff you don't need to like updating servers, certain aspects of security, making sure there is no downtime and so on. If you run it on your own server you need to take care of all those things yourself, then why not use just a simple aws instance?
Has anyone gone down the rabbit hole of looking into this bank?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/redneck-bank-352214aa/

Edits (in chronological order):

- This is the bank responsible: https://www.bankonitusa.com/
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Sorry, I should have specified "introduced to my first actual programming language, QBASIC".

Funny thing was, I already knew how to program (in terms of breaking problems down and using components to model data - probably from building games in RPG Maker), I just had never been shown a programming language. It was a "AHA!" moment.
“Now contractors do not carry the risk. That should help keep prices down.” Perhaps, but the costs will remain the same because someone (the public) is still going to have to insure that risk. Worse still, the accounting for risk is being removed from those who are best placed to do it.

This is nothing more than a desperate bid to reduce the sticker “price”, fooling precisely nobody.
The nix by default makes builds in a sandbox. It is purposefully making certain operations unavailable (local home directory, local configuration, network access etc). I don't think it prevents Rand(), but that's not as common.
Yeah, no one goes to Costco anymore; it's too crowded.
You could maybe just have an event listener or something which listens for the typing event (not sure what the correct terminology is). When a user has stopped typing, then save.
The fact that you write three nested loops on your program does not mean that the compiler/interpreter cannot do all these nifty things when running the code.
It seems a bit absurd that this is still a reason to say 'fuck ubuntu' when they listened to user feedback and reversed that feature. I can't think of any other similar missteps in recent years.
A really thoughtful book - one of the best things I've read on the topic of work I think. Something like his thinking is kind of in the air amongst younger folk I know, many of whom are seeking more embodied and rounded ways to live than what has been presented to them as the desirable norm.
It’s interesting that the Costco model doesn’t seem to work in the UK. Here the competition amongst the supermarkets is so intense that Costco can’t sell stuff cheap enough.

The UK Costco’s are a poor imitation of the ones I enjoyed in Canada. Even thought the layout and the idea are the same.

Not sure why tbh.
I know it's against the guidelines, but has no one here read the article? Everyone's talking about what they like/dislike about Costco but nothing about 'Costco Capitalism' as described. It's almost a confirmation of what the author was saying--"consumers only are pressured to act as ethical as their value-maximizing formulas allow them to be."
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Ask HN: Is Yahoo Dead?
I remember Yahoo and how enthusiastically I created my second ever email id. I loved Yahoo News, Weather, Finance etc.

What I'm just wondering where is Yahoo these days? Does they still discover new things? What are their teams busy in?
There's reasonably good evidence to suggest that the first radio was invented before there was widespread acceptance of these so-called "waves" that Maxwell's ridiculous maths seemed to predict - before either Hertz or Lodge had managed to prove that they were anything other than artifacts of Maxwell's electromagnetic model. A certain David Hughes demonstrated transmission over a distance, but it was just written off as induction. And one could even presume that radio would have been inevitable, even without a preexisting theory of it, based entirely on barometers lighting up in thunderstorms; it only needed Volta's pile or a simple generator - some source of current on demand - and some experimentation with electricity before the phenomenon was noted and then deliberately employed.
The icons are Amazon's own ones. You can use them with any tool.
Ask HN: What is the tech behind MailChimp/Sendgrid etc.?
What is the tech behind Mailchimp? What does it take to create a Mailchimp like email service? Can I just build it on Amazon SES
For me it would be:
1. Give me clear goals.
2. Give me the training to complete them.
3. Regularly monitor me how I do them.
4. Pay me decently.

Too bad that my current job is living up only to point 4 :(
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_conflict
China launches coronavirus 'close contact detector' app
> Everyone is basically complaining about complexity for applications, which are more than just a server-rendered form or message board (which is a way less complex applications compared to outlook or slack, where "realtime notification" is a requirement).

But we did more than just a server-rendered forms in delphi, vb and others! The hate is not for js or html (well, in this case at least). The hate is for invention of techniques which are hard to explain, follow, justify, implement and reason about.

Web had an enormous amount of seasoned and veteran developers around the world and threw this resource out the window by going a new fancy way of history repeating, which presumably no one did before and no one knew names for new methods when they appeared.

React/Redux is ST by the way, implemented in a language completely unready for that concept, but it’s unclear if its authors were aware of this at the time it was born.
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Absolutely. Same with chick fil a. They run a tight ship, but importantly, they are completely nice, much like Costco employees. And as long lines prove for both, there's an untapped market for this.
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The divers spent days risking their lives to save the kids, and some Silicon Valley fucker with zero field knowledge pretends he's going to save the day with some high-tech gizmo. You can understand the guys were a bit upset and told him to shove his gadget up his ass. Also calling someone a pedophile is a heavy and potentially dangerous accusation. Like is or not, Musk was the bad guy here.
While there were obviously many colonials who were English speaking and thus had an accent to lose, this article like many about that time and place in history fails to observe that English was by no means the only language in use and the reason we do not have an official language in this country today. My German-speaking family arrived on this continent before the revolution and only switched to English around 1898, as near as we can tell.
Mains sewerage.
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Aldi has dirt-cheap grain products and soy. Everything else is gross.
Optimization will never end up that way unless the system understands both your intention and the domain, but why would you want to express your intentions on matrices through 3 for-loops, as opposed to a product operation already available to you?

And if a matrix product operation were available to a language as a standard construct, wouldn't it be every bit as opaque, encouraging students to think that hand-written for-loops aren't as effective as using black-box things?
Most people, myself included, were skeptical when Microsoft bought GitHub and assumed it would change for the worse. In this case I'm happy to have been proven wrong and I've seen nothing but improvements to GitHub following it's acquisition. They pretty much immediately made private repos free if you have less than four contributors and have allowed GitHub to continue to deliver awesome features like GitHub actions for free to open source repos.
> in .NET or JVM tooling has total control over underlying machine

I don't understand at all which kind of control which is different from something else related to C or C++. Can you please be a bit more cpecific in describing what you think that .NET and JVM have?

Edit: to the reply below, in full "A virtual machine." Duh. Of course .NET or JVM have a virtual machine each. But what's the support for the rest of the claim:

> VMs have a lot of sense nowadays, especially with multithreading. No one can now dismiss them because they are "heavy" or "unnecessary", unlike, say, 10 years ago

I failed to see how that follows from the starting statement.
But it can be 20x
Can you guide me to one such playlists? Quite interested.
I believe in the next decade these technologies will be widely used:

- Voice-based technologies, like voice assistants and whatnot
- Blockchain
- Autonomous Vehicles

One of the industries that will keep growing in importance will definitely be cybersecurity. With the rapid modernization of every industry and them moving to the cloud, cybersecurity will be an evergrowing problem.

I also believe that alternate reality will be created based on the blockchain and virtual reality. A world completely defined by human beings, creating virtual jobs! I believe it will make an impact as big as social media, if not more.
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I never really understood their appeal as compared to something like Amazon Basics or Walmart's Great Value or No Name from Loblaws chains. At least the later ones enjoyed free shelf space and didn't really need additional marketing other than simply being on the shelves to visible customer eyes. Brandless on the other hand didn't have any of those benefits.
There is definitely a happy middle ground. Feedback too soon can be jarring, but waiting till the end of a form can be very frustrating, especially if there are many fields and you have to reparse to find the error. I think you need both to have a good experience.
> The service worker below caches the HTML and CSS that's needed to render the page.

Why would you need a service worker for this? Doesn't the regular browser cache achieve the same thing?
I have meta-comment fatigue and I hate myself.
The quality of fresh produce tends to vary a lot by country and even location with Aldi.

I'm mostly asking because I grew up with the German grocery landscape which has been shaped by cutthroat competition from Aldi and Lidl for decades.

Walmart famously couldn't hack it in Germany.
Vice covered a similar scam (also in Nov. 2019)
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/43k7z3/nationwide-fake-ho...
I follow a lot of Rust programmers on Twitter. Here's my understanding, they are busy writing Rust code. Their tweets are about the code. Their bio points out that they are fortunate to write Rust for a living. They focus on how it was _done_.

Meanwhile, the other programmers I follow share what they've built as in what their code _does_ and why that makes them giddy. (C#, Python, JS,...)
Docker in and of itself is quite reasonable. You only start seeing buzzwords when you go into DevOps.