skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Everything is one binary", while convenient, just means "monolith", and usually "unscaleable monolith". That has nothing to do with Go. Plus, compiled-in filesystems and runtime-extracting applications are a thing, so anything can be a binary.

Sourcehut is specifically designed to be a composeable set of services, so regardless of language, it's never going to be one binary.
yes, I added the "sokoban" tag to my game page. As I said on other comment, the difference between QUBES and a classic sokoban game is that on QUBES the amount of moves you make counts.

It's not enough to solve the puzzle, you have to solve it the best way possible.

Big O notation?
Maybe they just started using the money to charge lower premiums.
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> During SpaceX's funding round last month, they raised $500M [1], $250M more than they were seeking (raise when you can!).

This was addressed in the article. While they initially claimed they wanted only $250M, they actually approved and tried to raise $500M. I don't know where you got the idea that they actually raised that much, they failed to hit their goal and were only able to raise $221M.
Dang. 400mg made me freak out. I have to take half that and can barley tolerate it.

Works great for my autoimmune condition.
What are the implication of people not paying rent for a number of months? I can’t fathom what this does to the economy.
Because that costs money?
No idea if there's a legal distinction but a settlement usually makes it sound like one side admitted fault even if that isn't the case
>Did I steal those $10?

Yes. You have acquired it without the intentional consent of the owner, who presumably thought it was your $10. I don't think it's a crime nor would I find you personally responsible.
So if the cuts were mostly in recruiting, does that mean places link LinkedIn are in for lean times? Will being part of MS shield them from layoffs? Or do they diversified income now?
> I can only speak for sure about what he's said about physics.

Please do.
Really good points!

I definitely support the indie bookstores, and have been exclusively using them around my area for quite some time (only wish I was doing this sooner, how dumb was I before to be using amazon so much). They may not typically have books that I am interested in, technical books, but I do use the web to find those and all the stores support ordering books online that I then can pick up in the store. Though the price is typically more than amazon's, but it's worth it to me.

I do enjoy the curation that they have at the shops, and it is great to find a book that I probably would have not have found otherwise.

I also would like to support small businesses over larger corporations, because to your last paragraph, I also think it's important of part of that supply chain to reap the benefits of their labor (the store owner) and have more creativity and autonomy over what they do.

So, I wouldn't want to support Bookshop (and especially amazon when it comes to books), and would rather just support my local bookstore which can do everything that Bookshop or amazon can do. Not sure why we would want a middle layer that takes most of the money and then gives money out to stores like charity.
Please, be a garbage person and release stuff. Don't be a tidy person who bikesheds and procrastrinates forever, like most of us. Garbage persons make the world go round.

Edit: Lovely game, btw! Congrats.
Some people do not tip at all so I am sure they were unhappy about the higher prices. Did the restaurant raise wages at or above the level their top employee was earning with tips? If it was a cent less than that i can understand why employees were unhappy.

There is immense cultural momentum behind tipping culture.

Where I live it is common to have a 15+% gratuity added to the tab automatically and then an optional extra tip that goes to the full staff. This seems to be a reasonable compromise.
Personally, I applaud Home Depot and Lowes for so meticulously recreating the utter dysfunction of their brick and mortar stores online
The controls are not small enough to fit on iPhone SE and smaller screens.
Dueling Rhetoric of Clojure and Haskell (2017)
Here's the linked spot in that landing page:

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/coronavirus-2020-04-06/card...

Not much detail beyond the headline though..
Here's the actual part of relevance: "Some enclosed mall and shopping center landlords say only 25%-30% of their retail tenants have paid their April rents thus far, according to three owners with properties around the country. "

This is a small sample and specific to a single sector of retail. That said, I think this trend will likely hit retail more widely this month since so many small businesses and franchisees are struggling right now.
Amazing school! I was class of 2003. It was a really great combination of hard computer science topics along side close to the metal programming. I graduated proficient in Vim, C/C++, make, kernel driver development, digital control systems, networking AND complexity theory, algorithms, languages, error analysis, protocols, operating systems etc... I got B’s, still somehow remember differential equations. Couldn’t be happier with the result :)
I’ve got something similar, but it’s color coded and has columns with more info.

https://github.com/whalesalad/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/git.z...
Goddamn it this is so cool.
> In my understanding SRE is more related to "keep the lights on and systems running", it might be just a different understanding of the nomenclature.

SREs at Google own production in a very deep sense. They are decision makers on things like when teams can deploy, how frequently, what dependencies they can use, and possibly most significantly, who gets SRE support and who has to handle their own on call rotation. They also build monitoring and reliability services and tools.

Google also employs traditional Ops people, but not as many as you might suspect. When SREs look at traditional Ops work, they see a threat to reliability and a target for automation. The mantra is that the "E" isn't for show, and that SREs are software engineers who specialize on the topic of running highly reliable services. One of the things the SRE book stresses is making sure that SRE teams aren't so bogged down in oncall responsibilities that they don't have time to work on automating their oncall responsibilities.
Agreed...by the time I found the blurb in reference, I was underwhelmed by how generic the limited supporting data points were. That whole page is like WSJ light and reeks of marketing over substance.
At least where I live (NE USA)...

* Whole Foods (for delivery) releases slots at midnight. This is pretty obvious, because you'll actually get what is basically a, "rate limiting" dialog page if you don't start checkout successfully. The site is getting slammed THAT hard. So for 2-3 minutes, hope you actually can get to the page to confirm placing the order. Those slots go FAST (< 5 minutes).

* Amazon Fresh seems to start releasing slots at 12:30AM. These seem fairly easy to get at release. No rate-limiting page for checkout.

* Instacart seems to have a "semi-hold" for orders in carts that aren't yet confirmed orders. I can watch delivery slots for the next 2 weeks disappear until none remain. But at midnight, they become wide open as soon as 3-4 days out. If you're on point, you can get one early in the day, where stock is likely good, or late in the day, where places like ALDI will have replenished the shelves since the rush is before noon.

Amazon (Whole Foods and Fresh) seem to only hold items in a cart so long if you've not purchased. I've not nailed it down yet, but it's measured in "hours" (not sure of the number), not days. My recommendation is to have a firm list and start filling your cart 60-90 minutes before the above times. That seems to get everything committed in the order 100% of the time.

If you're trying to stock up to not have to go out for a good while, consider a, "defense in depth" strategy. Place a Whole Foods order, place a Fresh order, place an Instacart order. Stagger them by a few days. If something comes in the first two orders, remove it from the Instacart order. You may be able to cancel the Instacart order several days in advance, and still have gotten basically everything.

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I'm done buying groceries online for a long while, so rather someone who could use it have the knowledge I learned through far too much effort trying to figure out how the black boxes worked. Legitimately felt like I was routing a speedrun for a grocery video game to get a world record.
yup- just like Trump predicted- a Miracle!
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Why would you need a blockchain for this? This would just be a text document sitting at $domain/.well-known/$blah and verifiable by virtue of being signed with a cert that's valid for $domain.
FWIW, the Debian GNU/Linux FAQ [0] states:

> The project name is pronounced Deb'-ee-en, with a short e in Deb, and emphasis on the first syllable. This word is a contraction of the names of Debra and Ian Murdock, who founded the project. (Dictionaries seem to offer some ambiguity in the pronunciation of Ian (!), but Ian prefers ee'-en.)

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[0]: https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-faq/basic-defs.en....
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Depends on if they are likely to pay the back rent in the future. A few months' delay is a cashflow hiccup. Widespread default, extensive non-payment of back rent, will see property values drop.

A far bigger hit imho is what happens when people stop making mortgage payments.
Nothing a few bank bailouts won't fix.
Downvoted not because I disagree with you (I do), but because you offer up no counterpoint/arguments to support your opinion.
One step down stream was Simon properties buying forever 21 because the latter occupied so much space in their malls in a way that would be difficult to replace (also apparently there are some clauses in the leases near F21 locations that would be triggered if F21 leaves)
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sorry about that, I'll see what I can do
Do you or does anyone know a good index or industry standard to look for and follow on CRE defaults/data come May?
Wow there's a lock to unpack here. How are you accessing law enforcement or skip trace databases to check?! And what do you mean by T-Mobile selling you out -- where did they give out your info? (They let you get a line without your real name?!)
I just got a refund check from Progressive, the same time I got my next bill. I wish they had just reduced the bill.
Using RabbitMQ for Microservices Communication on Docker
Amica pays an annual dividend whose percentage varies based on the number and types of policies you hold with them. That said, they weren't mentioned in the article and so far I haven't seen anything related to a rate reduction.
Scaling Out with Docker and Nginx
Artsy programmers vs functional programmer.
Nope we didn't. The WI supreme court shot that down this afternoon, so it's on tomorrow.
What symptoms from it do you have?

I can only stand it at night.
The best code is no code at all
You might be able to find some packaged funds that become more or less valuable depending on the yield of the debt held by those entities, which would correspond to the market's best estimate of their default risk.
It's a good question. Certainly many of these landlords have mortgages that need to be paid on their properties and the usual maintenance and upkeep of said properties. If landlords cant pay their mortgages, I'd assume the properties would be foreclosed by the banks - they'd likely give tenants a notice of some period of time before they'd be required to vacate. I don't know all the ramifications but my guess is that property valuations are going to go down fairly steeply as well. I've seen some efforts to hold rent strikes and I think those efforts will have more negative than positive results. I'm sympathetic to those that don't have enough to pay the rent because of job loss and economic shutdown but there are certainly those out there that will take advantage of the situation as an opportunity to try to shirk payments.

I wonder if policy could be useful here: temporary rent and mortgage freezes perhaps?