skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, I noticed that being a problem. My biggest problems with IPFS are hardly mentioned in their updates, and it's hard to tell if they have any interest.

I had constant issues with objects simply never (hours and many requests) being found, despite being pinned in several places; and the daemon sucked resources away from the system at an alarming rate back when I was trying properly.

With all that being said, maybe now is the time to look at it properly, the budgets are there. Maybe Juan, _prometheus, can find somebody to at least PoC this important application.
Our Invincible Ignorance
So there are not enough lanes open then (sounds like poor time and motion work) and just how much stuff are you buying that you cant fit it on the belt?
Don't you mean "I think that's possibly terrible advice?" :)
This is exactly the type of thing universities should not be for. We should create a separate institution that serves these needs without pretending to be a university. We literally need a trade school for people who just want a piece of paper that proves they can do what management tells them to. That isn't a university, it's just grades 13 through 16.
I am not sure what you are asking. In the OP article they plot each point so that you can see them explicitly. They then mention these are GPS points.

Cell triangulation needs no client side data; it uses only signal strength and three or more towers.
Can it whizz through traffic jams like a moped or motorcycle? The Twizzy, Smart et al have the exact same problem. I don't see any benefits of owning this versus a cheap Nissan Leaf or Renault Zoe, for example.

Also, the top speed is extremely high compared to the alleged security features. Can you survive a crash in it?
I liked my 'normal', took risks and worked hard over decades to create it. sigh

.

Why it will be so hard to return to ‘normal’, BBC Future
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200424-why-it-will-be-s...

Listen: We Can’t Go Back to Normal, The Atlantic
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/world-aft...

We’re not going back to normal, MIT Technology Review
https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/03/17/905264/coronavir...

We’re Not Going Back to Normal, but What Can We Go Back To?, New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/14/opinion/economy-unemploym...

We can do better than go back to ‘normal’, Chicago Sun-Times
https://chicago.suntimes.com/2020/4/15/21222419/pandemic-nor...

Do we really want things to go back to normal post-Covid-19?, The Irish Times
https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/do-we-really-want-things-...

All the things COVID-19 will change forever, according to 30 top experts, Fast Company
https://www.fastcompany.com/90486053/all-the-things-covid-19...

Bill Gates Says the Coronavirus Will Change Life Forever, Inc.com
https://www.inc.com/justin-bariso/bill-gates-says-coronaviru...

Just 9% want things to 'go back to normal' after coronavirus lockdown, says poll, The Mirror
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/just-9-want-things-go...
Ask HN: Stack to start learning full-stack being a back end developer?
After working 3 years as a backend developer mainly with Java8, SQL, NoSQL, Docker and Jenkins writing webs and APIs, I want to keep improving as a whole developer.

I'd like to start learning more on the front-side of things so it'd help understand better my coworkers and understand better the whole picture of software, but I could use a little nudge to get into the right direction of what'd be best to learn.

Which stack's best as front to work with Java as back? Angular, React, just modern JS, another one...?

Thanks.
Oh, sorry, I assumed you had a typo in the French.
> The tech industry you are referring to(SiemensNixdorf/Commodore) was mostly consumer hardware

Both Siemens and Nixdorf build mainframes. Later Siemens had it's own version of DOS. Most Commodore PCs were used in office environments. I am not referring to 8bit machines nor Amigas.
That's in the long term; in the short term the investment does lower margins.
Be aware of TOGAF, even if you don't use it.
Anna Jarvis: The woman who regretted creating Mother's Day
Build, Train and Use Machine Learning Models Inside Google Sheets
Great hypervisor solution! Really excited about this release.
That's Lidl's MO they don't commit to having a consistent product line
They always say you've moved to New Orleans when you stop at Popeye's on the way home after getting $250 worth of groceries
Yes absolutely. Linters too!

"parse, don't validate" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21476261) too. An API that prevents you from doing the wrong thing too. Banning a dangerous function too (that's linting, I suppose).
Why can't non Germans get hired at those salaries in car or electronics companies?
Interesting read. His observation that there are many, many people who want to go to MIT and Stanford and would do great but didn't get in because they only have many seats, is spot on.

However, the flip side is that there exists lower-tier institutions because there are lots of people who would not do great. If you keep a Stanford education meaning what it means today then those folks would flunk.

Look at the MOOC experiments where the percentage of people who pass is in the single digits. (There are all kinds of arguments that some people only sign up for part of the course anyway, that people can take it three times at much less cost than the traditional way once, etc., but single digits is a shock.) There are lots of people who have the skills and motivation to succeed, which is wonderful. But there are also lots of people who will fail to swim, but who are now being helped by these other places.
I’ve read the book. The entire point of it appears to be that rich elitist people like Ayn Rand’s Russian family was should be worshiped and loved by everyone and are the only people that matter and they should just be allowed to own all the property and exploit people because it’s “better” and also amphetamines are awesome because you can use 4,651 words to say something that could be accomplished with a single sentence.
The website shows a 'buy' button, and the pricing model.
Work doesn’t inherently mean profits. Labor can be pursued for many reasons, exercise being the next most popular reason to perform work. The most popular one is actually to continue living, which in many cases isn’t all that profitable, what with all our expensive needs. You can also labor for pleasure, for love, and for a host of other reasons.

Framing work as only-profit-seeking encourages a viewpoint aligned with shareholder values, which I don’t think is a great idea.
It's not a book, but a great infotainment lecture series by Robert Sapolsky (the intro to human biology course at Stanford, 2010)

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL848F2368C90DDC3D

And of course cites Sack, and a lot of amazing research/studies/results.

The caveat is that some results are not that solid, and he mentions priming, which we know does not replicate.
Standalone 5G headsets are coming in 2021
And here I thought it was buttermilk...
If you're using the media's definition of hacker to mean someone breaking/exploiting computer stuff, then I would say we can't answer that. The best people conceal their identity and don't get caught, so we wouldn't know them.
Why is #1 a problem?
Playing with Gzip: RCE in GLPI (CVE-2020-11060)
> Have not watched the videos yet,

Then please do. I took several online linear algebra courses from sources I trust and they were pretty bad. Or let's put it another way: I'm a pretty clever guy and I was still left confused. Strang is excellent in the classroom, and I almost even like videos for learning now thanks to him (x1.5 speed is your friend). His videos should not be your only learning source, but judging his course only by the book might result in a lot of learners skipping what I found to be the best course by far. If you want to learn linear algebra, give Strang a try first and you might save a lot of time.
> Jesus, the frickin Nazi Youth did the same thing!

Personally speaking, I met a person that was Hitler Youth when I lived in Southern Germany; and for a majority it was less about a dark haired, dark eyed Austrian talking about the 'aryan master race' then you'd think, and more about not wanting to die of hunger as all the farms were Nationalized.

> Why don't people ever see the leader worship and authoritarianism (fascism) in corporations?

I've said before and I'll say it again: I'm not in the cult of Elon, I care what he enables not what he is/isn't. You cannot deny that EV has succeed in large part because of Tesla, I worked for all the major Car manufactures with a real EV program (BMW/VW/Nissan) and those are now completely shifting in large because Tesla succeeding in it's Mission statement.

SpaceX delivered on its promise of making Rockets re-usable and more affordable etc...

Those are his companies, which he founded and risked eveything to get to where they are, but its the People who work in them that I support and champion. I just find Elon funny in a meme troll-like way, especially towards those who seem to take offense to every action/indiscretion he makes.
Not misleading to the AWS buyer. But misleading for someone reading and thinking about the broader ARM vs Intel performance thing.

Or, in short..."4 Graviton cores are 40% faster than 2 Intel cores, and we are pricing them the same" is what's really happening.
If this sort of thing interests you have a look at:

https://picturae.com/en/
Little know fact: this painting was cropped a significant amount on one edge. I suspect it was the left edge.

The reason it was cropped... to fit into a room.
> "God" may not be a "he" sitting "on a cloud", but may indeed just be the New Question beyond every Old Answer.

Excuse my frankness. That's not a fact. That's unfalsifiable woo-woo.
Will you be a 'technical architect' or 'enterprise architect'? The first designs how systems work internally, the other designs how systems work together.
> I generally disagree with broad brush strokes of articles and books that make such cases. I find this to be a watered down variant on Phrenology[1], but rather than using physical skull measurements, people invoke the existence of two X chromosomes to offer explanations of differences.

The difference in chromosomes trigger all sorts changes in the development cycle of humans. Unless you want to argue that males having 10x the testosterone levels has no effect on behaviour. Not to mention all sorts of differences in brain structures.
It's remarkable how much New Order in 1981 still sounds like Joy Division.
I have one year of experience at a FAANG and i posted on the HN "who is looking for a job" thread and got an email from a company.
Real programmers run sed on csv files
What's Wallmart shopping culture?

I seem to remember them from spending time in Mexico 20 years ago. It was just a large supermarket from what I remember. Nothing especially unusual that I can remember.
I am interested in the software used to process the many images required for this kind of documentation. I heard that it behaves more like a spreadsheet than a traditional photo editor.
Independent of being an architect, it will make sense to clarify what your authorities/responsibilities are. What are the expectations from your colleagues and bosses?

Is your role more a consulting one, because the teams should have a high degree of autonomy? Or are you held personally responsible for the (architectural) decisions, and therefor should have the authority to take the decision (which doesn't mean, you should not consult others).

What is/should the "border" of your personal responsibility starts, and where is it more consulting?

Do you only define (or facilitate to define) the top-level architecture, or are you responsible for a complete top-down design of the software?

Are they hoping for a detailed structured approach going even into the teams? Or "only" someone keeping an eye on the big-picture / having a long-term vision? Or all of the above and more?

So, in a way, the same steps to take as an architect in software. First find all the stakeholders involved (bosses & colleagues), gather their requirements (what do they _really_ want from you), facilitate an agreement between the stakeholders about the outcome (chances are, they too many and even conflicting things). Then you should also be closer to know, what you need to learn.
Good. Hope it’s permanent. We need a moratorium on immigration for a few decades at least.
Absurd. And I get down voted by scriptkiddies who write button click handlers all day while thinking they're implementing low level OS buffer caches.
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I wasn't there to experience it first hand, but it seems like that's how it started as well. Extra collaboration in between teams, but small enough panel size in your direct surrounding. Were not meant to evolve constantly around 100s of people all day
No they weren’t Sherlocked. There has been a method to use your iPad as a second screen since shortly after the iPad came out.

http://www.mactips.info/2011/07/how-to-use-your-ipad-or-ipho...
I've lived in both Germany and currently Sweden. I have asked about the formal address here in Sweden, and the only time someone ever said you might use it is when talking to one of the royal family (while trying to suppress a laugh). Most younger people respond by saying that we don't have a formal-informal distinction here, which in practice is pretty true.

I have a good friend who spent half his childhood in Germany and then moved here (fluent in English, Deutsch, and Svenska). I asked about whether he would use formal or informal when visiting back home in Germany, or when talking to another German using German here in Sweden. Without hesitating, he said he always uses formal.

I have another German friend, who has been here only for about a year so far, of whom I asked the same: "Definitely I would use informal with any German here."

When I was in Germany, I could easily get away with using informal with anyone, because as clearly a foreigner with only moderate language skills, one can be forgiven many faux pas.

Interestingly, my spouse who is a fluent German speaker but also not native always falls into using formal address. She is quite often reprimanded for being too formal in situations that do not call for it. But that formal training was really rigorously applied, so she cannot help it. Even with our close friends sometimes.

W.r.t. my German-Swede friend, after we talked about it, he postulated that the reason he always defaults to formal is that he left Germany as a child, and so he never went through the transitory phase where children start to learn to talk to adults as equals.
Show HN: TypeSchema – A JSON format to describe data models
This kills the arts
While I agree, I am not sure that most businesses need elastic scaling.
The lecture is still common in the college classroom, but there's been a lot of movement away from it over the last couple decades. For instance, I've for quite a few years now taught a data analysis class for economics majors, where the biggest part of the grade comes from a project rather than exams. Nonetheless, the lecture-exam approach will always be prominent. It's just a more efficient approach that works well enough for many purposes.
do you have a pointer to the paperclip hack? difficult to google for
What a fucking joke. Must get back to work to make our quarter for the share holders. Elon Musk is a horrible human.
AI Drives Data Centers to the Edge
That's a completely fair question.

I'm a senior developer who works on distributed systems for one of the largest Italian private held financial institutions.

To be completely honest I know almost nothing about finance, I just know how to make reliable software for them.

I've been there for almost 4 years now, I started as a contractor but they offered a substantial yearly bonus to the base salary so I accepted the hiring proposal.

Before that I've been an independent contractor for more than a decade and at the end I was making a bit less but not far from that.
I mainly worked for overseas companies remotely (a few times I went over there for short periods - weeks or a couple of months) or in agencies here in Italy that worked for the fashion industry.

Must say it all changed when I moved to Milan, I could dream this kind of salary in my birth city (Rome)
Pure nonsense, they can switch to rust if they desire so but the argumentation was a complete strawman comparing a ~3 years old go to nightly rust..
The Go garbage collector has improved significantly since then but doing an update instead of a rewrite would have made a less "exciting" blog post I guess..
Things you didn’t know about custom ASICs
When has AWS siphoned off trade secrets from S3 or the like? Interested to hear about this because generally i've assumed that was impossible/illegal.
Going Dark
No, the Bay Area corona ramped up starting Dec., so you won't see NY-style weekly death rates.

Let me put it this way. If you live in the Bay Area, you know people from Wuhan. We got a huge head start on the rest of America.
ISOC provides financial backing for the IETF and the RFC Editor, and does a bunch of lobbying and Internet growth/promotion projects.
Well it's only the journalist who is talking about a "AWS rival". What if Lidl could come up with a cloud architecture specifically tailored for the challenges that any brick and mortar retailer has? I'm talking about pre-built solutions for real time stockage, logistics, integration with common ERPs, etc.

It may well end up running on top of AWS!
Judge: Strip clubs, other 'disfavored' businesses entitled to PPP loans
None of that matters when once you need to display a list of items (where every item has its own group of UI widgets), you have to start dealing with a whole bunch of clunky model wrappers, and even basic features like sorting and filtering require special care. Not to mention keeping all the UI in sync when one piece of data that is displayed in more than one place changes.

Instead of just doing

<>
<h1>List of items</h1>
{items
.filter(itemFilter)
.map(item => <div>
{/* UI for the individual item, e.g. name,
subtitle, icon, buttons, etc. */ }
</div>)}
</>

that also keeps the displayed data current no matter what - new data comes in from network, the filter in the search textbox changes, it all stays in sync...
> What do I need to learn/do to excel?

You need to turn off tool tips immediately. It makes you look like a newbie.

You should setup a hot key to open excel at any time. This allows you a "panic button" to hit whenever you are playing games or planning vacations and hear someone about to enter your cubicle.
System or software architect ? As the product grows the two diverge rather fast.
Typescript can be used for type checking.
Disclaimer: I'm not familiar with jhall to know if it does or requires something inexpressible in Typescript.
I'm not an expert on the matter, but I read that originally Bell Labs opened up those 'rooms' to create inter disciplinary collaboration.

In other words, exactly a room yes, but making sure that you as as chemist run into a geologist once in a while, or a computer scientist gets to meet a biologist. It was about alleyways and corridors, rather than rooms itself.

Of course, things have evolved with time and get used for other reasons (saving costs is indeed a big one) and we also tend to idealize the past so I won't make facts out of what I read but it makes sense to me.
A free to use API for Dutch COVID19 data
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu5hzc2Mei4

Apparently!
I'd love to know which place serves fried chicken sanwiches in Copenhagen, could you share that?
Well done!

Two of biggest lessons learn over the time are

1. Always have a Plan B in case Plan A does not work out.

2. Always be ready to defend Plan A to make it work.

Good luck on the journey.
Anyone using it with Kubernetes and Ceph in production? What are the advantages to other open source? What's worse in Proxmox than in Hyper-V or VMSphere?
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So the focus is on different recipes to cook a matrix with ? Different operations one can do on a matrix ?

I hope its not just that, that would be very limiting considering what linear algebra is about and capable of.
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Totally agree, if it was /is and meet the criteria, why not? They pay taxes and have employees too and were affected by the Covid.
Jameson Lopp on Bitcoin Privacy and Individual Sovereignty
Raising Capital for Your Startup: Detailed Process Docs
How to build effective products with Agile Design
Are you the next (Ruby) Thanos?
haha, het ziet zeker goed uit! I like the whole 'factory' look of it.
So swift using reference counting instead of a GC was BS marketing where the python approach (using both where it make sense) is a precedent and a superior solution?
made simple addon to do this
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-embed...
Is that always the case? I'd expect that only to be necessary with a complete table rewrite, i.e. VACUUM FULL, which is not what (auto)VACUUM does by default.
What is meant by "frame" in this case? I can think of a stack frame or a frame displayed on the screen.
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