skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Joplin is the one I'm currently using to replace Evernote and Keep, and would probably recommend it. It's still not as quick, but it is pretty good.

Turtl is probably closer to Keep, but I didn't like it quite as much.
> It's just plain HTML, CSS, JavaScript and DOM APIs.

Exactly. The entire history of web development has been about finding good abstractions around the horrendous DOM APIs.

And that's before you start talking about the need to roll out your own solutions like state management for WebComponents.
eBay did the scheduled reboot thing around 2000, but on a massive scale.

Their front-end servers were Windows ISAPI, and leaked memory like a sieve. So there was a documented process for rebooting groups of servers with a diagram dividing the front-end servers into rebootable clusters and the time between reboot intervals.

And yes, docker/k8s sure reminds me of those days when reviewing logs today and seeing some pods with unexplained non-zero restart counts.

Source: worked there, read the documentation.
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Humans in the loop just makes the machine more complicated. You can still give them spurious correlations?
I haven't tried FPGAs yet, just doing basic AVR programming with GCC-AVR and avrdude. Do FPGAs have an open source/hobby community around them like AVR does? I have heard bad things about FPGA companies being old fashioned/secretive.
And after understanding it, nobody will be dumb enough to volunteer to delete a third of the billed resources.
s/interchange are/interchange area/
The official reopening date is like a week from now, so it’s basically an admission they will do nothing.
Worse: "We knew they didn't have the drivers' backs, but they don't have anyone's backs."
The video accompanying this slide deck is also a great watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NSzkYSX5nY
San Tung in SF has some incredible chinese fried chicken
They can still start doing it.
See how Red Hat words it? “Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Real Time” not “RHEL RTOS” as if they don’t think Linux is technically not an RTOS. Or maybe they do think that way.

And see that chart down that page? Shows RHEL for RT achieve 3.5 to 85uS variance. I don’t know what application needs it but 80uS is 24km at the speed of light.

LabVIEW is NI’s bread and butter and LabVIEW connects to peripherals via cables and buses. NI not opting for conventional RTOS just means that 80uS errors are probably good enough for their usage.

RTOS also often refers to specific group of lightweight OS and libraries more so than capabilities. People want small no-bullshit runtime, not always a precision scheduler. From that point of view, Linux is just a bloatware towards extreme side so don’t qualify as one.

Overall, no, I still don’t think Linux is RTOS, I don’t think Red Hat says it is, and I think NI just don’t care.
Pretty sure he can't run for president for the same reason that Schwarzenegger couldn't - he isn't a natural-born US citizen.
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The problem isn't the fact that the exchange rate remained 1:1, it's that they stuck by their claim that every USDT is backed 1:1 by USD. What replaced the seized reserves?

BoA doesn't claim to back every deposit 1:1 with physical cash. Far from it. The whole basis of fractional reserve banking is that they lend most of those deposits out to other customers. This is fine though, because the deposits are insured by a government-backed protection scheme.
You do realize that medical staff working in ICUs are often unable to get N95 masks, right? It doesn't matter what the regulations say if what they ask is impossible.
So is this comparable to something like the old Microsoft Biztalk?
There are other examples in the SA article I posted, including a letter from 1905 where Einstein talks about their "work on relative motion."
That's not how herd immunity works. If the bay area was close to herd immunity, you would see >NYC level death numbers from there.
It's sad you even had to ask, don't be sad yourself, and your contribution to the conversion taught me several important things I didn't know before about this area, so thanks a bunch!
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How exactly do card counters get caught, beyond abnormal winning streaks? For instance, there is nothing outwardly happening when you count cards, how can it be proven that you are, in fact, counting?
Fuck HN. I'm outta here
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Cities have been popular for thousands of years, for a reason.

There's a huge demand for 'culture' (a way to get away from home). Yes, a lot of small/old venues/clubs are (and will no doubt continue) folding. Pretty sure the cultural vacuum will quickly fill somehow (maybe in evacuated warehouses?) with 'new normal' artistes. Clever restauranteurs will re-jigger their tactics. Etc.
I recall you had 'a font one' in the works, but I can't find anything about it now, is that still coming? The demo is really neat in the header image!
Oh great, another site that servers machine translation of content. So I get "brownie" instead of "hash", that makes page so easier to understand. The only worse offender is the Google Play store, the autotranslated description actively prevents me from understanding app description.
Shameless plug

I built https://versoly.com/ you can get a blog started is less than 5 minutes.

I have sees a lot of folks talk about gatsby and static site generators but most never blog.

They spend too much time playing with style sheets etc.
> in the name of money

You're so sure the reason is money you don't need checking if Musk has other ways to earn them - more reliably at that. Sorry.

Musk does a lot of mistakes, most of them shoot himself in the foot - in a mild way, he's a smart guy. When he does make a big one, he might insist - as a good deal of billionaires would - but to label Musk a strict money chaser would equal to elevating profit hunting to astronomical heights, both figuratively and literally. You don't go with your last money - even if it's your hundred mils - to the business you know is pretty risky unless you have something else. C'mon.

Where I agree is that it's a highly questionable move, to say mildly.
Is age the only measure? What about the contribution or potential contributions to society? Is the life of an 18 year old unmotivated ne'er do well worth more than a 50 year old with children or a 6o yr old who has made great contributions to society and wants to enjoy their last 30-40 years?

There's just no way we can assume that age is the great qualifier.
Related fun game that I like to play when there are "pop up" public art/sculpture things that appear on the street: totally ad-lib a mini-critique/-explanation for the piece there on the spot if you are there with someone else and see if you can get away with it.

e.g. just picking something random: https://inspiringcity.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/wp_2015083... and coming up with something

"The ethereal skeletal-form the character hewn - nay assembled - out of cubic masses I think really suggests a genuine fragility or frailty of humanity in a context of our modern society - you know what I mean, raising questions about the concept of self in an anonymous and increasingly digitised world. The fact this faceless figure is stationary and notably rooted solid here on the spot despite being surrounded by this busy streetscape only reminds me of our ultimate mortality, and that our place - our mark we leave - in the universe is merely fleeting... the artist really hammered this point home I think by the use of rusting steel: nothing is permanent, dust to dust ashes to ashes and all that. Moving stuff."

It is fun - bonus points for ending the critique with "Ultimately, it is about mans's inhumanity to man" for every piece :-)

I like to think that I've been able to get away with it loads of times now ("gee - I just thought it was a rusty metal man statue"). My wife now rolls my eyes whenever I do it with friends, but she lets me have my fun :)
Unreal, Unity, Substance, Octane Render, and Scratch.
Not all game developers, AAA game engines have lots of visual languages specially for what the game designers and artists end up using.
> .edu: for educational institutions

Only for US educational institutions, or those who got a domain before 2001: https://www.farsightsecurity.com/blog/txt-record/edu-investi...
It does smell a little to me like he's doing this partly for the attention and outrage (i.e. publicity and marketing).

Which is a tad irresponsible.
You can continue to make money and produce things in the food service industry. You cannot continue to do so in a nonessential industry in a manner that puts others at risk in a way that is costly to the state. Don't produce meth, and don't run a car factory before a pandemic has been contained.
Analogies are needed to grasp concept and allow to do predictions. This visualization was meaningless for me. I can't predict what will happen if we make three point connection with different potential for example.
What are the implications for consumers, orgs, or businesses who register .org domains going forward, compared to registering a .com, .net, or other top-level domains?
Hacker News is not one monolithic block of opinions, plenty of people here supported amazon heavily.
>switching to steaks

From raw human meat
It turned out that ventilators kill coronavirus patients at a much higher rate than CPAP machines.
It may suit public safety to indiscriminately handcuff every citizen, and we have the constitution to prevent that outcome. Confining everyone to their homes is hardly different in that regard.

Specifically the fourth amendment stipulates that the application of the law must well-justified, well-focused, and procedurally sound. In addition the first amendment guarantees freedom of assembly, which makes orders to disperse unsound.
The reason the binary is huge because it contains all the jar/nar for the connectors ( https://www.nifi.rocks/apache-nifi-processors/).
If you only require a subset of them you can use the minifi version which is quite small ( 49 MB for java and 3.2 MB for c++ version)
I really wish I could have gotten my 7 year old son to think that this was what games looked like. He would have stuck to his Diary of a Wimpy kid books and never looked back.
I’m in the same boat. Everything I’ve tried has only a marginal effect but on improving quality.
Have you been tested? Every day? You can't confidently say you're not infectious when a large proportion of cases are asymptomatic, or very mild. By all means be gung-ho about your own life, but your rights stop at the point they risk other people.
Async requires more deliberate planning to avoid context more frequent switching. Time blocking is your friend and with asynchronous communication you have more freedom to time block. You can create a maker's schedule for yourself rather than the manager's schedule where your day is an endless string of meetings.

Slack and other instant messaging tools may make it feel like you need to be always on and responsive, but instant messaging is at odds with async.
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On many of these items, yes. That's the premise of the post. It's not saying "computer science could be so much better than Linux achieves". It's saying Linux fails to achieve things that other systems do achieve.
Those type of awesome contributions are what drives humanity ahead :)
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Quit your concern trolling and create your own service if you're envious. Jeeez.
The better comparison is to Qubes.
This is like asking "vim or emacs". You'll never change anyone's mind on the matter, but you'll get the same old arguments from ~ten years ago [0] about how this is both "very simple†" and "pointless mental overhead" at the same time.

† (if you follow these rules I memorized to show off how smart I am).

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[0]: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/3057
The cloud business is a small fraction of Amazon's revenue but a large part of their profits. It's extremely profitable for them. That's why there is such a large discrepancy between (non bulk) HDD price and (non bulk) per month cost for archival.
Presumably, someone who's undergoing chemotherapy and needs something to help with the resulting nausea.
Wow, that's cigarette level brand loyalty.
That's true. But still, cryptocurrencies could arguably remain useful, even if they never widely displaced meatspace money. I mean, consider how thoroughly online dark marketplaces have displaced meatspace drug dealers. And perhaps there are other suitable niches.

For example, cryptocurrencies could displace cash for gig economy tips. Maybe they already have, for all I know. Also for online porn and gambling.
I've always thought of bullshit as being more about what you don't say than what you say. It's a lot easier to get away with bullshit when your bullshit consists of truths with a healthy dose of leaving important details that affect the implications of your statements out.

Such as something like, 'we've seen a dramatic increase in revenue' while leaving out the dramatic increase in expenditures and downplaying that profit hasn't really changed.

Or the kind of bullshit large companies use with the environment or social issues. Things like, our company uses 75% recycled products and cares about diversity, while leaving out that they destroy thousands of hectares of natural ecosystems, pollute land and water, oppress developing nations and murder their protesting citizens in the jungle while employing their children as slave labour. Meanwhile, they tell you how much they care about your rich, empty, disconnected technocrat concerns about the world and make you believe you're making a difference by buying their garbage and investing
in their company.
Exactly the same symptoms and timeline. I wonder if airport at full volume "tagged" everyone that travelled in early Q1.
Oh, I’m aware. The VSP and I didn’t get along :)
It’s not terrorism by definition of terrorism regardless of perspective.

Same as a person is not a nazi just because someone disagrees with them.

Same as speech is not violence.

Etc etc etc.
JS is a procedural language. The somewhat forgotten procedural pattern for constructing these things in procedural languages is to use a canvas::

xmlCtx = MkXmlCtx()
SetNsPfx(xmlCtx, "foo", "http://foo.com/ns")
OpenTag(xmlCtx, "foo:bar")
SetAttr(xmlCtx, "name", "value")
Write(xmlCtx, "string")
CloseTag(xmlCtx)
xml = GetXml(xmlCtx)

It may look boring but it's exactly the right thing. Syntactic sugar is deceptive. A declarative approach is not the right pattern in JS. (It's essential to XML, but XML is a very different thing.)
You will never be able to confidently say you are not infectious of some disease.
Quest is apparently selling them too. Really difficult to get one confirmed in Texas anecdotaly.
I think marijuana dispensaries are a weak example. There probably is a fair number of people who actually need their medical marijuana.
It is possible for people to have big dreams and also deeply care about their responsibility to folks that work for them. I’m not sure why everything always has to be mutually exclusive when it comes to intentions.
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Ah, the render one scanline at a time effect in analog modems.

I even used to disable images and just selectively download them.
No. Higher rates are due to stricter regulations/enforcement. No other company manufactures cars in CA.
Twitter seems to be an awkward composite of smart technology like that on the back end and a really awful UX on the front.

I groan when someone sends me a Twitter link because it'll probably need a dozen clicks just to read the post of interest, unless "something went wrong" and I can't get that far.

Even just scrolling down a Twitter page is jerky and sluggish.
It's just text and small preview JPEGs, it should load instantly and scroll like butter. Just like that engineering page...

Why won't someone step forward in the organisation and challenge the status quo?
The Discord Go to Rust seems quite sensible engineering.
This isn't a contrived example though. Thousands of people are dying every day. That's why we care about this one and not your contrived example. When yours is killing a 9/11 every day then we care about it.
Well, with a bit of luck you just need to ship a TypeScript compiler/AOT/JIT shipped as WebAssembly module. :)

The best way to take advantage of WebAssembly, since it is here anyway, is to abuse it to recover all plugins that were taken away.
It’s not some poor HR person. The HR person loves to fire people, for lots of different reasons. Here are just three reasons.

1. The HR person craves drama. They live for it. It’s the reason they are an HR person. Firing people is drama.

2. Firing people gives the the HR person a sense of power over others and sense of being important. They are really just doing the bidding of someone higher up, but that is why it makes them feel important because they are “in the know” when most others are not.

3. It gives them a feeling of being in control and immune to being fired since they often manipulate and control the outcomes.

If someone wanted to help people then they wouldn’t have chosen HR as a profession. HR isn’t there to help the employees. They are there to help and protect the company.
We saw a capability, we don't have a clue if that is the best capability available.
There is one small issue with DAI in my eyes. It has been trading for a premium, while at the same time you can't make a profit from owning it because the spread is always an issue. I am testing an automated contract that does 3 way arbitrage between USDC/USDT/DAI and it has never once crossed over to DAI, while USDC/USDT cross each other enough to trigger a trade, 1-2 times a day.
Then you challenge the speed limit in court. You dont order your 10,000 employees to disobey it.
China is a shit country. Change my mind.
Or Chrome OS. It's very different from the traditional GNU OS which allows it to be more secure but also more restricting in user freedoms.
There are no implications for now since the status quo will remain. But it sounds like ISOC will continue to look for a way to restructure their finances so there's likely to be future discussion about doing something with .org.
Did you read more the the tweets? his recent Joe Rogan interview shows the contrary.
ActiveState had browser plugins for Perl, Python and Tcl. I think they were IE only via COM extensions.
I suspect it is not entirely personality-driven, but at times intoxication that results in his outbursts.
Sure, it's not hard to acclimate at all.

But I too have ridden heaps of miles in a previous life when I'd habitually tour the US on two wheels, and there can definitely be frustrations and risks with inexperienced passengers.

From having to convince them things like No, your Keds are not satisfactory for us to go riding. Yes, you must wear a helmet and some pants and gloves would be smart. No, you should not lean into the corners, just be a predictable appendage of the bike especially at low speeds. No, you should not put your foot anywhere near the chain/chain guard, regardless of how annoyingly high the rear pegs are on this superbike. Yes, you must hold on to me and not let go and bail in a panic, yes, even if the front end comes off the ground and you're looking at the sky briefly.

This walk down memory lane reminds me of the time I had to give my ex a ride to work when her car wouldn't start. I had an 04 R1 back then and she never rode on the back before because she was terrified of the thing, and I never had taken passengers on it because it was so poorly suited to it, I actually had to put passenger pegs on for that trip. Just breathing on the throttle in first with her on the back would pull the front end off the ground, it was comically bad with the combination of short wheelbase, high CoG of the passenger on that steep tail, and liter bike tq. When she got off at work she was shaking with fear and said she almost fell off the first time the front end came up a bit and that was having significant experience riding on the back of my previous sport-tourer.

On that previous sport-tourer years prior we had an annoying spill where she was leaned over to see around my helmet while we were riding in an unfamiliar part of Chicago when the front end locked up briefly over an oily patch on Ashland braking for a light. Due to her leaning to see around me we were down and tumbling down the road in the blink of an eye, it was rather shocking but things happen quickly when the front end locks up with a passenger leaned over. Fortunately we walked away with just skinned knees, bruised egos, and a ground through stator cover.
Kids shouldn’t be forced to sit at desks all day when schools reopen
Uber drivers stage caravan protest around SF HQ for Gig Worker Rights
Still JS I guess.

There's something almost a bit unique about the combination of how problematic and how popular JS is.

Last time we had this combination (extremely popular, inferior design) was on the peak of PHPs popularity.

(And now I'm referring only to JS,the language, TS for example is actually nice.)
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Being the developer from past 10 years, hustle for side projects was always there from the time I got my first job.

When any new idea pops out, in the middle of 9-6 job. There was always time crunch to ship the new idea to production ready with top notch quality UI. Finding the right design, how each page should look, what icons to use, what color best suits the app was always consuming most of my time.

This was causing me decision fatigue, and couldn't focus on building the product with much focus. Many of my friends were also facing the same issue.

So to help myself in the future and people who have the same problem of decision fatigue in choosing colors and UI designs, we built AtoZUi.com.

We plan to release wide range of mobile app templates from all walks of life with premium quality UI.

Please do checkout the sample expo or play store app and do let us know your feedback on the same and if there are any specific templates that you would like to see.

https://atozui.com

https://gum.co/fashionecommerce/launch
When I started out as a beginner understanding what are metrics, why is Prometheus used was something difficult for me to understand . After spending a lot of time and learning from the material out there I created something that I wish I had when I started learning Prometheus.

PS: This is my first tutorial kind of material, open to feedback on how to improve.
How would that help? If a company loses 80% of its revenue over night adjustments will have to be made, union or no union.
It's true. See: https://www.thenation.com/article/world/coronavirus-vietnam-...
A lot of the goods to be exchanged for bitcoins might be in the "wrong" hands at this moment or will yet have to be produced.
Cpaps are way more useful as ventilators. If yo are on the vent with covid19 you are as good as done. The problem is one of supply chains.. They are withering and dieing atm. If you don't keep them alive at all cost, the ecosystem around your company is gone once you reopen.

Its even worser In Europe due to car complexity..
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Um... no? Do words have no meaning anymore?
What could anyone hope to see pointing a gamma ray telescope at earth?

I thought gamma rays were filtered out though the atmosphere.
What kind of tools are that? I ask because I am sure I can point you towards a solution. Please give me more detail.
-4 Karma. I'm going for a PB
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it's not cheap but there are ways to make it manageable, i.e a aws spot g4 instance can be as low as 15 cents an hour
I don't get it. What about the JVM or ObjC or C#? How is it that only with Rust the things you stated are coming to us?
Is this similar to NodeRed for IoT? I was trying to bring up something similar for IoT with CEP rules and source and sink connections on the Edge.