skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The homepage (the submission URL as I write, but perhaps you saw something different?) leads with News:

- March 2020 ...
- [x3]
- [big font] October 2019 ...

I think it's kicking.
It does require more than 4GB of RAM during its own build, though.
hey thanks. yea we use fostex 8 track machines with 8 track mixers out to an otari 2 track. Then we bounce to digital. we have a dedicated 2 track for tape delay as well as an old Roland digital reverb unit. It’s a fun setup and it never “crashes”! Haha
If you've got some leftover libraries in /usr/local/lib on your development machine because of an experiment, why is that the end of the world? If you're worried about it, you shouldn't be.

The worst thing about Docker is that people think learning Docker is a substitute for basic competence as a sysadmin.
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> "Looking back on more than 20 years of playing videogames, in hindsight it is the social moments that stand out vividly."

Personally, it's the griefing, bullying, and general bad behavior that stands out most vividly to me but then again I was never part of the in crowd.
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I love MGS, but apparently death stranding doesn't seem to be as good as people say it is.

He is indeed an exceptional writer. I'm still curious if he would be able to make a movie or a TV show.
...and he's comparing Cargo to Clippy.

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As shown in the graph, Vue was a late entrant to the UI framework land grab. People care about UI frameworks, no doubt. But there's only so much time and energy and mindshare people are willing to invest. It would be difficult for any newcomers to unseat React, Vue, and Angular.
We also use different syntax in places where the original was known to be a source of problems.

For a trivial example, `unsigned long long` is annoyingly long to type, `ulong` is much better. `uint64` seems at first impression to be better because the bit length is in the name, but digits are harder to touch-type, not so pleasing to look at, and after using the language for a day the reminder that it is 64 bits gets tedious.
Yes, I'd recommend it. Pioneer gamifies your To-Do list, keeping you accountable and increasing your output. There's little downside to trying it out.

I think there's been a fair number of Pioneer projects that go onto YC, too
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This happens to me all of the time. I start cooking dinner, and before I know it the pasta has boiled over and I'm left with state machines, sometimes a little burned, stuck to the bottom of the pot.

I'm pretty sure I once made a cream sauce that went full von neumann self-reproducing automaton, grey goo territory (well, technically it was more of a beige goo). Fortunately it seemed limited to incorporating organic material, so it was contained by the pan. Testing it with
a small sugar cube an hour later, I determined that it had gone inert, and therefore safe to eat. It was delicious, but I'm pretty sure some component did remain active, but has maintained a steady-state equilibrium inside of my duodenum.

It seems harmless, but I often have strange dreams about breaking out of a biological prison and converting the world to more of the same substance. When I die, I should probably be cremated.

I probably shouldn't have interpreted Knuth's works as cook books.
They need to put a Ryzen 4800h or U if they want to interest me. I've owned a couple Intel NUCs and the GPU performance just sucks too much.
In 2017 it took >18 months (I don't know how much greater, because I couldn't handle being paid to do busywork for so long). I would assume it takes longer for people farther along in their career (I was fresh), but would probably be faster because you've held a confidential.

Other anecdata: 60% of my cohort got a clearance in less than 8 months (I believe their sponsoring project paid for expediting?), at least one person was >3 years in queue last I checked.
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I exclusively play single player console games[1] and I never have trouble finding games that provide an excellent experience. There's more great games out there then I could ever play, I have multiple games that I haven't even opened yet.

Sounds like you just aren't into games as much anymore.

[1] Except Animal Crossing New Horizons because all my IRL friends are playing too and they added me to a Facebook group where we exchange items. I'd like this game just as much if I played single player-I did for the first month.
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I admit you need to uninstall a bunch of crap when you first install Windows 10. That sure sucks but its not a Windows thing. You get default apps on every platform and the more of an "advanced" user you are the more likely you will need to replace them. For a majority of people these apps are however what they will use so kinda makes sense to have them preinstalled. Even for games, people would find it weird if no game was present. Every windows they can remember had games preinstalled.
Anyway simply remove what you don't need including OneDrive and you will not get ads or notification. Lock screen and stat menu can be configured to not show tips or recommended apps. The store itself can even be de-installed (if you don't need it). Obviously everything is opt-out but that has been the case since ever.

PS: There are powershell scripts to automate cleanup if you have to do this regularly its just a github search away.
I'll put it in context.

Let's say I have leftover garbage in usr/local/lib. I clone a new project that I need to patch because it's broken. I try to fix the new project but the fix isn't working. I have no idea why. I spend hours trying to trace down the problem.

What was the issue? The project picked up some of the old garbage libraries I had in usr/local/lib, which had a bug that made my fix not work.

For developers, global dev library garbage = global mutable state. It interferes with development, creates more sources of potential issues, and takes time to trace and debug. A clean and/or localized environment is essential for the accurate pinpointing of bugs and issues.
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How do you decide when to call something 'Done'?

Or perhaps (anticipating a possible answer) How do you apportion tickets such that they represent things that can be called 'Done'?
The ones where the `template` keyword had to be added to make the template function bodies parse-able.
> The median price paid for a single-family existing home in the Bay Area fell from $727,000 in 2006 to $430,000 in 2009

When people talk about the bay area housing market, it's often said that it remained strong during the GFC. This fact seems to contradict that talking point.
My experience has been that, for sane libraries, the configuration process supports installing to an arbitrary prefix. In general, I end up making a new prefix for every project. And if doing this turns into dependecy hell, shouldn't that make you think twice about your dependencies? Worst case, you find out you need a different libc, and then you start questioning your life decisions.
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Scheme is interesting because you can carry a Lisp around in your brain's pocket, implement it anywhere, and integrate it with anything. Accordingly there are Schemes (like guile and scsh) which work well with Unix, Schemes (like tinyscheme, s7, and guile again) which work well as embedded languages, Schemes (like Kawa) which work well with the JVM, etc.

Common Lisp can do the same, but it's a much bigger language so you see less of this effort and more standalone CL implementations like SBCL.
Death stranding is interesting and worth the play nonetheless. I think it's a memorable experience. Are you going to jump for joy? No. But it's not a forgettable game or experience.
Provides a perverse incentive to offer bad products and not solve common problems. Unless they had a clear policy to refund the support cost if it was their fault.
I feel like I'm the opposite. When I play a single player game I feel so alone and like I'm wasting my time you know? Maybe it's cause I already don't have much social contact in my day to day life although being a teacher you'd think I do? When I step into a multiplayer game whether with friends or with random people, I feel like each interaction and event is totally new and unique and special. In single player games it all just feels so scripted.
Sure, but you don’t personally need the CNC. All you need is to know somebody who is in that 1%. Or have access to a makerspace with that CNC.
Am I missing something or isn't this just the amplifier, as opposed to something that generates sound like the SID?
No one "deserved" this pandemic. The universe isn't some sort of cosmic judge. The laws of nature simply tick forward blindly and ceaselessly, and we make do as best we can :)

P.S. I'm a compatibilist, so I see no contradictions in this.
> No! We need to demand more from Google

If there is any need, it is from your government (wherever it is) to go break the Google self-supporting monopolies.

You can try to demand that a private company offers you high quality service for free, but I wouldn't recommend wasting your time. Alternatively, you can try to use other services, but again, those multiple self-reinforcing monopolies are an issue.
Fortnite just launched on the Play Store because of how impossible Google has made it to distribute Android apps outside of Play.
>I'm firmly in the camp of people who get bored by the punishingly long cutscenes in his games but I also can't deny that gameplay-wise they are some of the most fun, fresh, and unexpected titles out there. My mind was blown the first time I found out about the way you can cheese The End fight.

I can totally understand when people say this about the long cutscenes. However, that's partially why I love his Metal Gear games. They're like playing one "movie" (or a series) and it enhances the player feeling. I always felt like I was living through a (rather long) interactive movie. It was glorious. A little long-winded at times but otherwise entertaining.

It's a great juxtaposition with other games that have great storytelling and gameplay but sometimes feel more disconnected and "on rails." If that makes sense.
Install Telegram. Open up a chat with you favorite music downloaded bot and listen whatever you want for free on the go. It steams but also caches what you already listened so it's pretty much better than anything you could easily fire up without spending a weekend.
In my case the most important thing would be to backup all my photos. But also every single account I have is registered to my gmail.com address.

I could probably still login and change the e-mail. Luckily I have AndOTP which supports backing up your OTP keys. I have over 22 keys atm.
It sounds like you just want a good package manager.

On my system I have built lots of random projects to "mess around" and to achieve the same effect of cleaning them up I can just make a list of all the packages I explicitly installed to make them work (including packages which I already had) in a simple flat file. I can then feed that file into my package manager to delete only packages which aren't used by anything else.

Now, I can hear you say: "this isn't practical, these projects depends on 400 dependencies". The question I would then ask is why has it become commonplace for a "dependency" to sometimes equate to 20 lines of code. For these "dependencies" sure I think maybe some kind of local storage is appropriate, but I think that this is already solved in languages like C using git submodules. I don't personally like this approach myself, I would rather people just flesh out a standard library or other common libraries than to produce a 20 line snippet that everyone includes in their project through submodules. But the fact of the matter is, this is still an option.

The other thing I should point out is that your docker image is surely going to take up an order of magnitude more space than just installing a few libraries and keeping them around. This in turn means that you could have just kept an order of magnitude more projects in the same amount of space. And finally, the approach of putting everything in one directory is a big hit in terms of disk space. I don't know much about node or JS but I have to assume that the language is still primarily text based. Keeping around hundreds of dependencies written in text (even with minification but does that happen with node?) is going to take up a lot more space than a few shared objects. So in an ecosystem where everyone has decided that disk space isn't so important, what is the point of easy cleanup?

Given the wording you use by "pollute" I assume you literally mean having those files there in the first place. But I don't understand what the problem would be with that. Especially when most projects use dependencies you're most likely already going to have installed. As long as you don't work against your package manager, nothing should ever break as a result of having too many packages installed.
The bay area housing market took a big hit in 2008, even within SF.

There is no reason why it couldn't happen again. Of course, even with the hit, SF was still one of the most expensive places in the US (everywhere else dropped as much or more).

The Case-Shiller index dropped 45% in SF between the peak (Apr 2006) to the bottom (Apr 2009).[1]

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If nothing else he is interesting and makes more interesting games than most AAA. I'm glad he is a part of the industry.
I understand that if you have all dependencies locally, you don't need to download more dependencies.

I understood NotAPlumber's remark as: openbsd has no third party dependencies. In other words: there is one party to trust, not 400.

If I misunderstood the BSD case, I'd love to hear it.
Get an external hard drive or NAS (Synology makes well-supported devices), go to takeout.google.com, request an archive of your photos, wait a couple days, and then download the archive.

Note that the takeout archive will most likely not contain your original images. Google photos deletes, and in some cases rewrites, the metadata in your files. It's much better to back up your photos and videos directly from your devices. I use Resilio Sync or SyncThing to do this automatically, and then use PhotoStructure to manage and view my photo and video library on my own hardware.
I prefer “pull” learning instead of “push” learning. By that I mean having something interesting to “pull” me to learning something vs. having the discipline to make myself study (push) the subject.

Example: I need to learn HTML, JavaScript and maybe Node.js for upcoming project. I couldn't make myself open the books for more than 15 minutes but the other day I came up with a fun project that requires these and now I can’t wait to learn this stuff.
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> It's not that newer build systems don't have their own issues, they just try to address the historical problems that people have experienced from using things like Autotools for decades

I totally agree with what you said. And I am not defending Autotools here. I would even advise any new person here to NOT use Autotools if they can and stick to something more modern ( CMake, Meson or other).

There is however many reason why C build systems are what they are (heterogeneity of platforms, multiples compilers, ABI, multiple standards and multiple build systems themselves to deal with) that many other languages do not have (or not yet ?).

And it would be good to understand that before calling them dumpster fire because they are not as convenient as your cargo install.

This is not helping and deeply counter-productive.

This is this kind of attitude that headed to the situation that we have currently : 100 build systems and even more problems because almost none of them took lessons of the past (Scons, Waf, imake, B2, QMake, qbs, etc, etc ).
What input didn't have a label? I'm using mui in a webapp and didn't find any I couldn't add a label to.
This is more advice than a technique, so take it for what it’s worth. Show some self-compassion and don’t be too hard on yourself. The fact that you’re actively pursuing knowledge puts you ahead of a lot of other people.

Also, take time to consider that the things you know you don’t know are often more valuable than what you do actually know. By that I mean that your awareness of your limitations will broaden your critical thinking skills. Nassim Taleb’s concept of an anti library is tangentially related: https://fs.blog/2013/06/the-antilibrary/

The goal post will always be moving. You’ll never be finished, and trying to create a complete body of knowledge will only deepen your anxiety.
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I was having very similar thoughts to you about a month ago. For me I decided to take a bit more of a “holistic” approach in the sense that I wanted to learn backend development, architecture etc so decided to create a website and set everything up by scratch.

I over engineered everything - I have a CI/CD pipeline for a wordpress website that I really do not need but it meant that I now know how to do it.

Not only that I force myself once a week to write about what I’ve learned that week for my development for my blog that nobody really know exists. But it keeps me accountable for having to continuously learn and improve.

I’m currently setting up my website in various regions then knocking them out to see how I can make sure everything stays online whilst also piping all my server logs to a logging platform.
Yes. The Gameboy doesn't have a dedicated sound generator chip, that functionality is integrated into the main CPU.
I don't have any ads on my Windows 10 desktop, so how is it not the same? Apparently I must have disabled them all. The implication of throwing up a link to distrowatch and claiming "pick a flavor" is that you won't have this kind of issue with Linux. When in fact even if you choose a distro without ads you may find yourself upgrading one day and surprise! There are ads all of a sudden!
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You can't change company culture that easily. Either user is the king or they are not - you can't have it both ways.
I've been playing Red Dead Redemption 2 for the past couple of weeks on Stadia. I love just roaming around the countryside, hunting, meeting strangers with missions for me, and all of that. It's been a great distraction and I was sad when I finished the main story, as there are so few of these types of game out there (I've done Skyrim, Fallout, GTA etc)

For social gaming I set up a CS:GO server on a cheap VPS, to play with just friends and family. We chat on Discord while playing, and it's great fun. I don't want to game with strangers, so this fits the bill perfectly.
Before you do a victory lap, realize that those explanations are by a game developer that is going solely off only the information in the videos. People with more information have said it is not those things.

It's probably not aliens. It's probably not a hot air balloon. Be more skeptical. Allow things to be unexplained if no explanation is sufficient. When every video someone links points to the same video, your warning lights should be going off.

The Pentagon and Navy would not have released these as "UFOs" if a game developer watching blurry footage could have told them what they were.
Rust good, C bad.
Depending on what behavior you want, there’s a bunch of wrapper crates.
> Often I am so overwhelmed that I just watch stuff on youtube.

Use this to turn your problem around. Try making a video for someone just like you. You already know what a good video looks like because you've watched a ton of them.

If your goal is to make a good tutorial video, you can take those play problems without any real world application and turn them into content. That way your problem becomes "teach xyz in 15 min on youtube" instead of "master xyz by myself".

Teaching others is often said to be the best way to learn something yourself.

As you publish and get feedback, you can lean on your viewers to figure out what to build next. Eventually you'll be an expert in your chosen domain and have a following of people and have great SEO if you want to start looking for work.

Note: I haven't done this myself, but I wish I had, and obviously youtube is filled with people who are doing this about every topic under the sun. This is my plan for when I'm done with "work".
How about more video games that don't have a social platform at all or where it is at least entirely optional, but I would prefer the former because I don't want people wasting time supporting a social platform?