skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
systemd is a container runtime even without nspawn... you can control all of the namespaces and control groups via regular service units. Not sure if you can pivot_root too, but I would not be surprised.
whoops, that last code block was supposed to have

rm = (an-2•an-1•an)

instead of the commas.
"Fake news" was first used in the 17th century. Today, it is a term deployed by President Trump against news outlets he doesn't like. But he didn't invent the term. He heard it from someone using it against news outlets he does like.
I enjoyed the "impressive feet" typo in the first sentence.

(First time I've ever seen that word pairing!)
> I'm happy with Elm and I don't want to sacrifice the spirit of it, just to get "big" like react or whatever.

This part seems to come out of nowhere? Your parent disagrees with certain design choices, but they didn't say why they disagree, and it seems unlikely to me that they disagree because they want elm to go mainstream.

Unless you think that making different choices would turn elm into something mainstream? If so, I'd be interested to hear justification for that.
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Is my action of “bailing” transparent to the other party? Via (re)prompting my friend with a notification or something where they might be able to guess I was trying to get out?
I'm pumped about the Dark Souls Remastered up-scaling! Thanks for the links.
Every single person in the world has some delusions. No one is exempt.
> If all it’s competitors have to, what’s the difference?

Because it tips the scale in favor of large companies vs. small. Small firm cashflow is lumpy, large firm cashflow is smooth, and payrolls need to be met.

> Edge cases like this are irrelevant,

17% percent of the work force is employed by firms with fewer than 20 employees, 27% by firms with 50 or fewer.

https://www.bls.gov/web/cewbd/table_f.txt
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A version for intimacy:
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Do people send calendar invites when hanging out with friends?

Personally, if a meetup did actually make it into my calendar, I would not ship it to a friend.
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Tech isn't a carve-out where there are fewer protections from the state. I pointed out that I was a tech worker in California because we normally get better protections than most Americans. In this case, even for the well-protected California tech workers, there are few legal protections, if any. For other Americans it will be just as bad.

If you've been with your company for less than a year, you are legally entitled to zero days of paternity leave and if you take unpaid time off, your job is not protected.
The idea is that if you bail and they don't, they'll never find out and your plans will remain uncancelled.

But if you both decide you no longer want to meet up, you no longer have to, and nobody gets offended
i saw the tweet as well. if you want some help designing and researching UX and flows, let me know.
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So... uh... which of these companies are hiring?
Based on this tweet obviously https://twitter.com/mattiekahn/status/1224100727578120193
And you need to pay up every time you data grows by 64 GB. I guess sap is happy
Good info, thanks for the update!
I don't have one on Ellie, but Ellie itself has a nice example with how it wraps CodeMirror (https://github.com/ellie-app/ellie/blob/master/assets/src/El...)

I don't know if there is a formal name for this pattern, but we've been calling in the "un-attr" pattern, you define an opaque type like

type Attribute msg
= Attr (Html.Attribute msg)

And then expose functions that allow you to set attributes you whitelist. In the JS you use setters to hook into when the attribute changes and respond to it (https://github.com/ellie-app/ellie/blob/master/assets/src/El...)
> Just the opposite: it's perfectly normal for people to classify things, people, ideas, to have all kinds of such thoughts - it's normative and healthy.

Indeed, which is why I said:

> It's not a bad thing, since most tropes are positive or neutral.

However, in the specific case of tropes that are racist or have racist components, being influenced by them certainly is bad to a varying extent.

> In some situations, said subconscious thoughts might alter decision making in small ways is something we should be aware of, but even then it's not 'sinful' and the mere suggestion is at the root of the problem.

I think we’re in violent agreement. The important thing is to be aware of unconscious bias, and try to counteract it where possible.

> We're not talking about actual racists here, we're talking about ladies knitting groups and the minor triflings that develop into purity wars.

I’m referring to actual racist tropes. I cannot speak for the knitting group example: the article certainly makes it seem like the accusations of racism are crying wolf, and it is probably accurate to a significant extent, but the article also obviously has an anti-‘political-correctness’ agenda, so it may be presenting the facts in a biased manner.

(And, unsurprisingly, the website it’s published on is anti-progressive more broadly. From a skim of the current front page, in terms of concrete social issues, I see one article saying that “the inconvenient truth is that transwomen are male”, while another recounts media bias” “when I worked for a pro-life organisation”. More abstractly, I count at least 5 articles complaining about progressives and political correctness.)
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Tried as early as in the 60s with pacemakers:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_cardiac_pacemaker#L...
I've also seen a similar one about wanting to get out of your marriage. Some people have questioned the antisocial aspect of the concept, but at least its more light hearted than that...
As usually, Apple does not give developers any time to react. There is no migration plan save for one video from WWDC where they briefly describe some alternatives.

> In macOS 10.15.4, use of deprecated KPIs triggers a notification to the user that the software includes a deprecated API and asks the user to contact the developer for alternatives.
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> perhaps even quit your job for a year, and still get out ahead.

exactly! Single payer universal health insurance will also take care of the numerous doctor's visits that follow. Oh wait...
18.04, factory install from Dell. It's the 4k model, no TLP as far as I can tell (apt list --installed | grep 'tlp'). I haven't changed anything in the OS other than installing a variety of packages.

I'm starting to think that the display drivers might be the problem, if they're different between the 4k and 1080p models.

The update issue now that I recall was this:

https://github.com/fwupd/fwupd/wiki/LVFS-Triaged-Issue:-AC-p...

But plugging in the charger to a USB port wouldn't register as "AC Connected" and the error would persist. Appears to be working now however.
Yep, making no attempt to claim this idea as my own. But just saw it had huge traction
That's exactly how the real world works. Databases will get slow, then slower. Resources get used.
Unpredictable not really. Maybe you've run out of space or ram or processes are hanging. The database will never just start rending html or formatting your disk or email someone. It is pretty predictable.
That’s quite a stretch. And it shows how limited your comprehension of the topic is.

Clearly, the money that goes to starving children comes from a different Department, and they are on different budgets. You just cannot move money like that.

And I still think that rather than giving a silly paternal leave, a longer maternal leave would be much more desirable.
From the link,

Snapdragon 820: launched early 2016

Snapdragon 660: announced on May 9, 2017

Not saying that all phones made after 2017 will have it, but there are mid range phones on sale that do.
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The de facto government of Somalia (i.e., the warlords) do.
It is already possible to know if a particular image has been used in training (see eg. https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.06396 by the same authors), but this new work also provides a p-value to give you a confidence on the result it gives.

Also notice that being proactive in watermarking the dataset can be desirable in some cases. For example, many datasets have large overlaps in the base images they use (but sometimes different labels), so it can be interesting to know whether a model was trained on "your" version of the dataset.
It’s derided but in some contexts SxO does make sense. It’s obviously not a silver bullet but it’s one arrow i your quiver of comprehensive sec measures.
If you're lucky, the wall is at 95-100% cpu. Oftentimes, we're not that lucky, and when you approach 60%, everything gets clogged up, I've even worked on systems where it was closer to 30%.

Usually, databases are pretty good at running up to 100%, though. And if you started with small hardware, and have upgraded a few times already, you should have a pretty good idea of where your wall is going to hit. Some systems won't work much better on a two socket system than a one socket system, because the work isn't open to concurrency, but again, we're talking about scaling databases, and database authors spend a lot of time working on scaling, and do a pretty good job. Going vertically up to a two socket system makes a lot of sense on a database; four and eight socket systems could work too, but get a lot more expensive pretty fast.

Sometimes, the wall on a databases is from bad queries or bad tuning; sharding can help with that, because maybe you isolate the bad queries and they don't affect everyone at once, but fixing those queries would help you stay on a single database design.
Frankly, computer science knowledge and software abilities can be a real liability as an engineer.

Many times what is needed is to let go of a sensible technical approach and just help the organization go where it is trying to go. It may not make sense technically, but it makes sense to the org, and that sort of matters more. I find my knowledge of good architecture often just makes it more painful to watch the code go through the inevitable logjams, rewrites, and process failures that are a crucial part of an organization “feeling” it’s way through a very complex multi-dimensional domain that includes many considerations that have nothing to do with code.

I think in many ways, people with less technical skills can do that better, to live in the meta space.

My brain keeps getting dragged down into the “why can’t we just do the sensible, minimal, technically correct thing that needs to happen for this problem to go away”. But the answer is “because the org doesn’t see the problem the way you do”.

What good is it if I can solve problems no one else in the organization even recognizes as problems?
> Kernel programming interfaces (KPIs) will be deprecated as alternatives become available, and future OS releases will no longer load kernel extensions that use deprecated KPIs by default.

This is the key part, as presented during the WWDC 2019 talks, the long term roadmap is to make macOS into a proper mikro-kernel OS.

This is just the start.
I have tritium keychains from china. Probably not legal but aliexpress or wish. For the gun sights trijicon is the only game in town to get tritium installed.
Ah, in that case, you are probably encountering new problems every day, both specific and general. I would keep written notes about them, including what that are, how I addressed them, whether or not the resolutions were successful, and which ones I'm stumped on.

Include those passing "I wonder what to do" moments or questions in the list as well, rather than letting the thought fly from your head.

I'd bring that list to the meetings with the exec, and pick one or two from that to discuss with him -- starting with problems that I'm having trouble cracking.

If there are none of those, then I'd review one or two things I did, with an eye towards getting a perspective on how he would have addressed them and why that differs from my approach (if it does).

The odds are very high that doing this will lead the conversation to a fruitful, more high-level, discussion about how to approach management more generally, perhaps point out areas where I'm weak (we all have weak areas) and could use further study or training, and so forth.

Basically, I'd use a list like that as conversation-starters.
And given my dog, it'd stay a dog toy for a very short half life after me got to it.

Nothing less than Kong toys in his world, everything else is a snack.
The complete collapse of government in continental Europe immediately after WW2 along with the breakdown of social order likely had a lot to do with that.
I did wonder that. Personally, I put social events in my calendar but don't specifically invite the other people to it. I'm still validating the concept, but am initially leaning towards this being more of an integration with calendar services, particularly facebook where people probably do have common invites
As long as the chip is in one piece, it shouldn’t be an issue. And if the chip gets smashed open... tritium is hydrogen. It’ll just float away and dissipate.
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Haven't heard that before...
Quickly inspect Progressive Web Apps with tabs for Service Worker, Web App Manifest, and Cache API.
Does Netflix encode realtime? I would think they would encode all of the possible data rates exactly once, then stream off disk. I would think realtime encoding would add a significant cost per client.

* Disclaimer: I know nothing of AV1.
Some folks I knew who rented an apartment in East Village to do their own startup had this exact same idea with this exact same name back in '14. I don't think they lasted very long with it and all ended up getting jobs, but this did at least make me check if this was the same folks.

Edit: That said, I would pay to use this if it were done well and if I could get all my friends to use it.
Not relevant to the main trust of the article but barium sulphate is not radioactive, it just efficiently absorbs X-rays. Radioactive markers are I believe most commonly used in PET scans, Wikipedia suggests flourine-18 as the common isotope used.
The alternatives are well known and everyone has half a year to actually read about DriverKit and Network Extensions.
Agreed, that if the wave is big enough you're toast anyway, but bow-first still gives your best chance as I understand it. So if you had warning you'd want to get your crew into less vulnerable positions where they can evac more easily, and ensure you're facing bow-first into the waves.
Right, but in a serious storm?
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That's not the reason.

Telling a friend you want to cancel is hard, and depressing, and so you oftentimes go just to not bail on them. And hate it.

But what if your friend is feeling the same way? What if you both want to cancel, but neither of you wants to hurt the other person.

Well, with something like this, you can bail without letting them down; they only know you wanted to bail -if they also want to bail-. That's the key bit.
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the comment you are replying to is talking about the motivation to make a driver.

I assumed your comment was also about that, I didn't expect that you were ignoring the context of the conversation and just commenting about whether the current driver was buggy or not. Sorry.
They don't actually give any reasons why LaTeX is wrong. They just say it is. I mean LaTeX has issues, but you gotta dive into them, man.

I've written a book in a mix of Microsoft Word and Markdown, and they both had the same problem: there's no way to place cross-file structure on your book. Like you can't easily place index tags throughout the text and automatically generate an index or autolink words to glossary entries. You also can't add new semantic entries. I haven't tried writing a doc in raw html, but I'd imagine you'd run into the same problems?

If I ever had to write another book _and_ needed to put it online, I'd probably go with reStructuredText.
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Yeah, a number of people have suggested that similar things have been proposed but have never got off the ground.
An iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil is actually a great alternative to traditional drawing tablets, even if you use Windows.
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Apologies, I'm not American.
Well! If i were a crime syndicate i would be putting alot if effort into cracking into THAT database!
Sorry, I misspoke. I did not mean to imply that the Google containeros itself is a hard fork, but rather the ideas behind them lives on. I think those were based on ChromiumOS, but not CoreOS Container OS at least when I peeked into running GKE nodes.

As I mentioned in the edit, it looks like FlatCar is a true successor fork.
Are you sautéing the whole county of Worcestershire?
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An amino acid is a building block for proteins. It isn't something you produce small quantities of, it's a basic component of how organic life is made.

I say that to say you make a lot of them. And you eat a lot of them whenever you eat organic matter.

And to your point, even water can be deadly if you drink too much too fast. That doesn't mean you have a water allergy.
So, if the driver hadn't had the courtesy to use the OS cert store, respect the OS proxy settings and use unencrypted DNS, how would we go forward to find out the siohoned-off data then?
My pleasure. I've bookmarked the project - I intend to keep an eye on its developments.

Am I right in thinking that, as it stands today, ZZ can be used as a rock-solid protection against C's undefined behaviour (in my own code at least), and as a protection against accidentally writing non-portable C code? That's a great starting point, if so.
You mean like IKEA, Volvo, Ericsson, H&M, Electrolux, or Spotify?

LA has a comparable population to Sweden, which is why I chose it for a reference point. Georgia also has a comparable population, but I was comparing cities to Sweden, not states.
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You could make sure all your people are awake and ready to get in the lifeboats if the ship breaks up. Definitely make sure no one is way down in the hold where they'll drown before they get on deck.
Well, let me disagree. The documentation is lagging. Right after the WWDC there were nothing except for some header files.

Also, why half a year? Do you think it will take them that much to release 10.15.4?
I'm leaning towards a setup where its a calendar integration where you and your friend may have no idea if the other even has the app installed.
150 tons for the whole thing. Blades are like 5 tons each according to the source I looked at. Mind you this isn’t a terribly large turbine by today’s standards.
Can we stop describing documented features as "mysterious"?
Or you could be adults and talk to each other. Telling a friend you want to cancel is usually hard because you haven't practiced setting boundaries.

This app doesn't help. It just postpones the problem until you meet somebody who doesn't need the app, except now you're even further behind in practicing that skill.

I get the desire to automate interactions. I really do. I have days where I really would rather not see people at all. But it doesn't work. In the very best case, if it works as designed, it deprives you further of human interactions, making it even harder outside of the app context to interact.
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I really really doubt it, the theory is reasonable, the implementation (Ethereum) is flawed.
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You should do more research on Tritium, it isn't the same as waste from a nuclear fission reactor
> 2m in sea level rise is roughly the current "intermediate" scenario

What is the basis for 2 m prediction?

> giving the 2018 sea level rate change as "1.34 feet per 100 years" is NOT a prediction that the sea level will change 1.34 feet over the next hundred years?

Global 0.3 m rise is among the possible scenarios.¹ And this scenario is consistent with historical measurements. Also note that CO2 level has been rising for the last 60 years. Sea level trend stayed the same compared to the period before industrial CO2 rise.

¹ https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/publications/techrpt83_Glo...
Maybe its a cultural thing. Around here we grow up and learn to state our preferences honestly and understanding its not hurtful to be truthful but rather the opposite. Weaseling about is something you correct small children on.
Dunno about "unprecedented." Wasn't the printing press kinda similar?