skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Linux will get that, but will the firmware? If not you still need a SATA or USB DOM to put your /boot on. Annoying.
People have tried proper mathematical modelling but the data is fuzzy and it depends on how good the treatment is. Estimates seem to be about 2% of those getting it will die. I'm cautiously optimistic that chloroquine may drop the fatalities a fair bit. (http://www.china.org.cn/china/2020-02/22/content_75732846.ht...)
Can you give some pointers as to what data / sources / criteria would make for a more fair representation?
These were because technology changed, not because of better competitors doing the same thinig
I feel guilty for chuckling through an account of what is by any standard an absolute travesty of justice, but I have to say, the man can write:

> Baraitser started to throw out jargon like a Dalek when it spins out of control.

> He looked at her like a kindly uncle whose favourite niece has just started drinking tequila from the bottle at a family party.
Unless you stick Clover EFI bootloader on a USB/SD card to allow booting from the SSD.
Completely ignores cost of travel and value of time. Factor that in and the additional cost is either comparable or less.
> I'LL TELL YOU WHY NOT 4 MICROSD CARDS:

> BECAUSE YOU COULD FIT A FUCK TON MORE ON THERE!

LTT did a video with this product a couple years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3frnBoqqI_Q
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European civil wars, 1900-2000

Russia, Germany, Finland, Ireland, Austria, Portugal, Yugoslavia three times, Spain, Poland, Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Georgia, Albania
You cannot top central/eastern Europe :)
No serious engineer I ever met used Google docs for extended calculations. Although there are curious difference in software use depending on your location.
AFAIK that's what the pharmacist hinted at, there are brands, but the manufacturing plants are shared.
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Yeah, I saw one message a picture and went "that's it??", But then discovered it has a view thread button and there's more hiding there. Such a bizzaire UI experience.
I enjoy the contrast with nickname:

> totalzero: i am the best.
Barely related... My favorite bathroom sign says "we don't swim in your toilet, don't pee in our pool".
My first reaction when I saw the title was "oh, not this again", but this looks neat and the CSS source, surprisingly clean!

I really enjoyed the first attempts at 3d in CSS (in pre-canvas, WebGL times). Can't find the right example, but in a nutshell, the approach involved using border-width to create triangles, and thus triangle meshes.

You might like this one: https://keithclark.co.uk/labs/css-fps/desktop/
> Generally on k8s, you'd use a LoadBalancer

Are you sure? All encountered k8s installations (including ones rolled from scratch by me) use Ingress controllers as the option for getting traffic into the cluster. Community NGINX Ingress controller is the de facto standard. One need to use LoadBalancer service type because of its managed origin (metallb is a different beast and I wouldn't recommend it, if you need to load balance traffic to your ingresses on on-premises infra, it's better to do it outside of k8s). Anyway, you lose all flexibility and observability of Ingress solutions with LoadBalancer service types if you use them directly as traffic routers to your backend.
I'd say the main reason is that there is no use for the "distance corrected" date. We're all basically in the same place so we can't really mix up the ordering by ignoring the travel time.

Honestly, the best use of this the light delay fact is that you can annoy transient observers by trying to get SN1987A renamed to SN-1678900A or something.
You're a troll from 2003. I remember huge forum threads about STL.

Now it's the Standard Library like in any other language.
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Sounds like vbezhenar cares about being woken up at night by a noisy server, in that case maximum power draw regardless of load is what matters.
Democratic societies are democratic until they're not. And the systems put in place when they're democratic don't suddenly disappear alongside democracy.

The Weimar Republic was democratic.
This sounds like the philosophy of a couple of developers that I have worked with.

Basically they just picked and choose whatever they felt like working on (in both cases they were raised on a pedestal by the company owners so got away with this). They were not team players and other developers needed to pick up the slack on the less interesting grunt work that needed to be done to keep things working.
At the beginning of the month, I bought a single watercooling block for a Supermicro board that cools dual SP3 CPUs and the VRM. It's going into a virtualized workstation/server with half a TiB of RAM and dual entryish-level Romes (I'll buy new/used 7742's later).

If the Rome NDA roadmap compared to actual time is any guide, Milan will be out within the next few weeks. (I'm hoping for a price drop on Rome.)

I'm working on learning propane+oxy borosilicate glass bending & tempering and figuring out how to make a custom 14-port distro plate with dual D5's. Fusion 360, McMaster's and somewhere that has a 3-axis milling machine for rent maybe in my future.

EDIT: here's the rough specs, plus another ~$1400 for watercooling gear

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ypnTFG
Small vectors break iterator guarantees, for one thing. They also really only make sense for tiny objects (ints, etc.) given you don't want a pickup truck's worth of data on your stack. They're most definitely not general-purpose.

There are lots of subtleties STL containers have to worry about in designing containers, regarding everything from iterator & pointer invalidation to allocation and allocator propagation. All this is because they're designed to be general-purpose and support most conceivable use cases. Their replacements have to trade off requirements in order to get better performance or otherwise improve on some axes.
It's not artificial, it is a C subset.
Basic blocks with arguments is purely an alternate syntax for SSA.

From a teaching perspective, I like blocks-with-arguments a lot better, since it lets students reuse their intuitions about tail-calling functions. However, there's no difference in expressive power between it and the standard SSA representation.
A very complicated one: basically the exact motion and temperature structure of the gas of the star greatly influences the spectrum.

So people run spectral synthesis codes of varying complexity, essentially simulating the entire star, and tweak the parameters to get good agreement between observed and simulated spectra.
Wasn't it was worse than that? I think they used to ask for your email and password explicitly for the contacts. Twitter used to do the same as well as some others. Here is a blog post from 2008 about Yelp doing it, but I can't find anything for Twitter (though I definitely remember it being the case back in the day, a comment on this blog post also mentions it) https://blog.codinghorror.com/please-give-us-your-email-pass...
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The government also has a monopoly on violence. Google doesn't.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_on_violence
This doesn’t take into account the need for scarecrow placement to ward off crows.

This seems to account only for basic sprinklers that water 4, it would be more useful to account for 8 and 24 models.
That CPU is a great choice.

The specs on paper won't tell you the whole story. I've got the Pentium G5400 and even though it's rated at 58W TDP its actual power consumption and heat output is on the low end.

I don't have my notebook with me but I ran a small at home experiment with a kill-a-watt sort of device while monitoring temps.
Found consumption to be around 21W in idle, 26W for light loads, between 35W and 42W when doing heavy loads like compiling, transcoding, etc.

Temps are 28C in idle, up to 42-ish under load.

These CPUs lack Turbo Boost which is responsible for high temps in many instances.
It's actually quite easy:

1. Sanitize input when you actually need/want to do that but at least to a degree that it's save to put in a database (e.g. through prepared statements)

2. Always validate input

3. Always escape output (unless you have a reason not to).
There are a few p2p exchanges like localbitcoins or Bisq where some anonymity can be achieved. But those type of trades don't scale far without risk.
No, that one doesn't expose them as separate disks, that one is hardware raid 0
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thousands of dollars through the US health system, $4 on alibaba https://diagnos.en.alibaba.com/product/62484012192-213331414...

I daresay the quality may not be the same. Really the US govt should do free testing.
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Seems to me that this creation of hopelessness could be a major factor in creating unsafe environments.

Everyone who is locked up should have a reasonable chance of getting out within a reasonable timeframe.
They're complementary - LoadBalancer Services are L3, Ingresses are L4+. More often than not in-cluster Ingress providers (eg. nginx-ingress-controller) will in fact use LoadBalancers to actually route L3 traffic into the cluster in the first place.

Without being able to create LoadBalancer services there's no easy way to get any traffic into your cluster other than using NodePorts, and these have tons of shortcomings.
I'm disappointed that HPE picked Intel over AMD EPYC Embedded 3000 series for this micro server line.
Put them into your global .gitignore

echo -e >>~/.config/git/config '[core]\n excludesFile = ~/.config/git/gitignore'
echo >>~/.config/git/gitignore '.env'
> Nowadays (almost) no one will give you post-interview feedback.

In Europe, GDPR allows you to ask for your interview notes, and discrimination laws mean that companies need to actually have reasons in them for not hiring you. Given that a GDPR data request is more effort than just providing feedback you usually get some response to the question.
Your arguments in this thread seem to be coming from a single point of disagreement: the point and definition of "Open Source".

> We want to compete on the flexibility aspect of open-source - the fact that you can change the code however you want as per your needs, the fact that you can deploy it however you want (and hence have complete access to your data)

This does not cover the point of Open Source. The point of Open Source is _open collaboration_[1]. Putting a restriction on use discourages open collaboration.

Take your chosen license, for example. If I wanted to improve your code, licensed by you to me under the SSPL, I'd add my own code to it. Sure, the code I added would need to be released by me under the SSPL too, but I would still retain copyright on my code. Now, if you liked what my code did and wanted to use it, _you_ would be subject to the SSPL too. Would _you_ be willing to comply with the SSPL, for my code, especially when the SSPL cannot be legally complied with[2]?

Now, the creators of the SSPL can get away with it because they aren't subject to it themselves, because the retain all the copyrights of all the code they release, and do not accept any code from anyone without also demanding a copyright transfer to them. This is complete ownership, not collaboration.

There's a reason open source distributions, who have no intention of competing with MongoDB Inc.'s business, stopped distributing MongoDB in their repositories. I will just leave Fedora's opinion on the matter as supporting evidence[3].

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1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_model

2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18301116

3: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing/SSPL
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And not with a Greek helmet either!
If everything I did had a practical purpose, I'd die from boredom without learning anything beforehand. Kudos to the poster for sharing this.

Also, if I was hiring a developer with decent CSS knowledge, and found this attached to their CV, it'll help me skip a ton of questions (and I'll be less bored during the interview).

Next step: ensure that the related Simpons characters' images are build using CSS cascade:)

Sidenote: I think we should put more energy in replying to the OP, rather than feeding trolls (I'm up for constructive criticism, but genuinely think that the parent comment doesn't add anything to the discussion).
For a powerful microserver, you might want to consider SuperMicro's E300-9D-8CN8TP. It's tiny, comes with an 8-core Xeon D, has an M.2 slot, 4 x 10GbE and is even ESXi certified.
The only real common factor in Communist states (excluding those in Eastern Europe outside the former Russian Empire, which is a special case) is that the states which preceded them were very weak, and usually very geographically large, so that attempts by neighbors to stop it fell apart. There were multiple attempts at communist revolutions in Western Europe, but they were suppressed by strong states.

And I don't think I buy that Western Europe _is_ highly individualistic anyway. Who would describe Germany or the Nordics in those terms? The UK and to some extend the Netherlands were very individualistic before it was cool, but both countries had extremely special geopolitical (and religious) conditions. Occam's razor suggests that those are more likely than genetic predeterminism.
Etsy is really not a good platform. There’s gotta be a better way to set up these markets. It is now a little more than trivial to roll out your own web store at zero cost. Why pay these exorbitant fees?
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Isn't there something like court transcripts, where the public can read what the judge is saying?

If the system is so opaque, what mechanism exists to protect against a judge who does whatever they want? If the judge is truly using some kind of apparent word salad to justify arbitrary decisions which don't pass a basic test of reasoning, doesn't this effectively mean that a judge can do this anytime without consequences?
Agreed, after switching to tailwind, writing CSS became very rare for me.
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Sorry, that was unclear to me. You're right.
Adding my anecdata for London, yeah, if you haven't been tracking the bleeding edge of JS framework and node insanities, people will mark you down because everyone* is looking for "full stack devs".

* Unless you want to do Perl maintenance or C++ for fintech, I suppose.
If you use FreeNAS, you can simply load it into memory from a small usb stick and use the SATA drives for that stripped mirror.
The most fun feature and also one of the biggest reasons I quit Facebook is that the people you unfollowed would get you in their PYMK list to punish me for silently unfollowing them.
That's why we elect representatives. Vote them out if you don't like what they do. Also, your more than welcome to let them know how you feel:

https://bos.lacounty.gov/About-Us/ContactUs
> Containers still do silly things when you use `c[..]` syntax with no element there. (Both when trying to insert and when trying to retrieve!)

This is surprising for Java devs, but given that value semantics must be supported, there's no way to avoid it.
It's much better to be self-enclosed than just to be faster at constant times.

Just like most Emacs functionalities are written in Emacs-lisp, and most Elixir functionalities are written in Elixir. It's more consistent for open source projects, and people would be more familiar and motivated when building and consuming at the same time.
This is very true. C++ developers have been using distributed builds (where when you hit "Build" in VS or run "make", it splits your build up and sends different source modules to different build workers on your local network - typically other developer machines or CI servers, then links the results together at the end), for decades now; I remember testing one back in 2005 or so and it worked pretty well.
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That's proactive thinking, good job. We're looking at the maximum user limits of our hardware and licenses and expect to buy some more licenses for the VPN appliance.
TBH I always thought there should be a calculus for this - value a job for its opportunities, location, stated skill levels required, technologies=marketability etc.
The Pi4 actually does support USB 2.0 over the Type-C port, it just needed a software update to enable it. See https://www.hardill.me.uk/wordpress/2019/11/02/pi4-usb-c-gad...
Not really. Legacy stuff can be contained. For example, you could specify language version level in file and it would disable removed/deprecated stuff.
Having one or just a handful guys work on-site shouldn't be a problem.
A “300-5000x” gain in simulation speed for low-complexity simulations would be impressive. If a blade of grass is low complexity, then I assume that would free up resources from basic environmental rendering for more complex objects, and greater complexity in those objects (which themselves might benefit from ML, but with <300x gains). Until everyone has near infinite computing power, that’s a de facto improvement in simulation quality right?
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google has always been disappointing except the source code they give to opensource lol. Long live firefox .
Always had the feeling this is a consequence of business and legislative culture. The US seems to favor large near a monopolists (Amazon, Walmart, two or three network operators, Facebook) and consequently people regard those places as semi-public fixtures of the environment which one cannot do without. Whereas in Europe still markets are much more plural and its easier and thus more common to move your business. When people say Europe does not produce behemoths, I see that as markets operating better than in the US and generally being a good thing.
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I was pretty impressed with the tone of that section. It was very clearly giving people permission to pick him up on it when one of those traits came up, which is the opposite of your example.

The interesting question to me is whether the CEO needs to be a special case. We all have flaws, how should this be handled? Surely the important thing is that the company culture is such that people feel ok with (politely) pointing out these behaviours? Or is the CEO always going to be a special case where they're constantly in contact withe people many layers below them and that isn't a realistic expectation?
> It would have to be up to Group 4 to decide if this was possible.

> Yes, she really did say that. Group 4 would have to decide.

Presumably that refers to G4S (nee Group 4), the private security company that the UK Government are increasingly farming work out too?

i.e. the company who are embroiled in a series of scandals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_surrounding_G4S

It is therefore quite concerning that a justice-based decision (a prisoner sitting by their lawyers and being able to speak to them as normal) is down to a for-profit private company.

I know that's just the tip of the iceberg, but still concerning to be reminded of it.
> Sometimes I feel like a failure for choosing software engineering

Why? what would be better?
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I think that is the appropriate link. In general you can pay to get a copy of any transcribed court proceeding assuming the court approves. Some small hearings are not transcribed (eg magistrates) so are not available. Records are only kept for a few years?
I am replying here with some constructive criticism, because I found it awesome. As far as I can tell, TileDB is like a better SQLite and better Parquet, is that it?

The webpage does not tell me exactly what TileDB is, so I'm having a hard time getting understanding what's underneath all the marketing mumbo-jumbo.

But if it is indeed a better SQLite/Parquet, DAMN, I'm so going to spread the gospel of this to all my students.
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> Isn't there something like court transcripts

I don't believe you can get these in real time. You can apply for them afterwards, or you can go and listen for yourself, as this person did.

In the UK we generally don't go in for blow-by-blow realtime reporting of court cases, like they do in the US.

> doesn't this effectively mean that a judge can do this anytime without consequences?

Judges in the UK are appointed professionals - they aren't elected as in many places in the US, so they aren't pursuing an agenda or appealing to an electorate. Judges going rogue isn't a problem in practice.
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Yes, and they ran the Atlanta one at 7AM. That was also the plan at some point for Tokyo.

There was a Doha marathon ran this year at midnight, still running at around 30°C and needing crazy heat counter measures to be runnable.

It was their test drive to see if the same setup would work for Tokyo, but it appeared the Doha marathon was still a hell to run so they gave up and moved the location to somewhere cooler.
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++ for "validate" and "sane-itize"!
its is about input validation after all
"[...] host Nextclound [sic] and a couple apps"

So, what are these "couple apps"? You already have a decent storage solution. You might consider a RPi 4 with 4G RAM for NextCloud and some apps.

Other than that, I personally like the ASRock DeskMini A300. Slap an Athlon in it, and call it a day (keep in mind you need a "G"-Processor, with iGPU!).

At home, I've built a homeserver around a X470 and Ryzen 5 2600 - it runs everything using Unraid: Storage, Home-Assistant, PLEX, Node-RED, Grafana for the living room display, the secondary pi-hole instance, and also my personal Gaming VM. It runs at 15% load during idle, drawing 70 W (including Vega 56 GPU).

I'm pretty happy with my setup.
> More people will be aware of the technique now.

Good. Perhaps more people will learn how to properly configure/ deploy their servers and apps.