skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then it would be great posting updated benchmark results on TimescaleDB blog.
Nonsense, this is the Feds abdicating their responsibilities.
If sites have a wall come up complaining about my ad blocker or cookies, I can usually get around it using my ad blockers content filtering to block the paywall itself. If it starts to take more than three seconds, I close the tab and move on.
Thank you for pointing that out. I often share things with my girlfriend and never share things with my landlord, but android share deems it necessary to show my landlord as the top level person to share with and my girlfriend nowhere to be found.
The point I was making there is not all states have one time zone so it is reasonable to think someone could ask for the time somewhere else because they don’t know what time it is there. Even if that somewhere else is in the same state.

I had hoped that would also demonstrate that the solution here is to just answer what was asked instead of saying “that’s not something people would ask.”

They would ask that and if you are designing a system based on what you think users won’t do then you’re gonna have a bad time.
I had an (admittedly small) emergency treatment about 2 years ago. Stopped to just relax maybe 10 times over the whole time span (apart from trying to fall asleep).

Oh, and I also don't do running or any other sort of exercise regularly. Felt awesome most of the time, and still do. Especially after eating ice cream.
Looks like the ScyllaDB playbook i.e. rewrite a popular Java app in C++ and sell it as a much faster product.

Going to be interesting to see if they survive as the pace of JVM improvements has been rapidly increasing in the last year or so.
> At the 2 month mark you will see changes

But if it doesn't you're doing it wrong and it's all your fault. Meditate on that for a bit. At the 2 month mark you will see changes.

Meditation is a journey going on different roads for different people. Don't imagine for a second that getting someplace else (or nowhere, for that matter) is necessarily an issue of technique. That's just the low effort explanation.
We’re already seeing a huge disparity between states, with strong enforcement of social distancing NOT correlating with a reduced death rate. The point is we don’t fully know yet what the best policy will be.

By leaving it up to the states, we’re creating a distributed system where there can be failure without bringing down the whole country.
If you use ublock origin you can usually just right click and block the element and peel it off layer by layer.
This is prime https://twitter.com/internetofshit material
Well, the gold standard is what journalists call "inverted pyramid". You start with a TL;DR, and then expand recursively. This way, the reader can get more and more detailed picture as they read on, and stop at the moment they feel they've satisfied their needs.

This is how you present information if you care about your reader. The reason it's not done almost anywhere is because maximizing profit is done by minimizing utility, so that you can drag the curious reader through as many ads as they have patience to bear.
Just makes me think of that Futurama episode where the robotic wash bucket switches bodies with Amy...
It's the hottest new browser on the market.

I'm here all week.
I think the iGrill lets you see the readings on the temperature probes. Probably broadcasts it to your phone in the vicinity.
Do they want to present it or to misrepresent it?
Please share a routine!
Even PixelFed, https://pixelfed.org (Federation)
I have a Weber grill that claims to be iGrill Ready™® and it's very optional, FWIW. I have no idea what it does and have never interacted with it, even though I'm just constantly grilling.
I believe it's just Base64 encoded DER information, based on the code that seems to be similar: https://github.com/apple-open-source-mirror/Security/blob/70...
... and it's not the worst browser of the three.
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There's not much in the post so I'm gonna guess it's a form of content fingerprinting like we see with YouTube's Content ID, plus whatever is used in plagiarism-detection software used in schools and universities.
Frankly so is 98% of my interaction with technology on a daily basis.
Yes. And your comment is quite literally just words in a specific order.
This is a meat thermometer with Bluetooth. It neither breaks your grill if it ever stops being supported nor does it talk directly to the internet (although the app might of course. but Bluetooth typically can be reverse engineered)
Life is too short to reevaluate every technology I've had a bad experience with.

You only get one chance to make a first impression - I'll probably stick with it unless I get an excellent reason to change my mind.

How often do you reevaluate technologies that you've had a bad experience with?
Why ReSharper and not CLion?
Cranks on Twitter are a fantastic early warning system. You start to suspect that people who actually do know things are behind the racist beagles or the shitposting norse god avatars...
Yes, as with all the other things I listed, car prices are commoditized.
No, it's awesome. If you're slow cooking some meat for 9 hours you need a constant low temperature. It connects to the app on your phone and you can set thresholds to alert on. You can connect multiple probes, so you can monitor the temperature of the grill as well as the temperature of the meat, all without having to open the grill which compromises the temperature. Makes slow cooking (the best kind) infinitely easier.
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I don’t agree with this. It is literally his username. Have you ever seen that episode of The Office where Michael won’t call Mr. Brown by his name because he thinks it’s racist to do so? That’s what you’re doing here, Dang. It is not a personal attack unless you interpret it as such. Guidelines state to take the most charitable version of what one says. Do you think you’re doing that here?
Reject all forms of identity politics...
Both will happen. Smart TVs are evidence of the latter.
a guage. On the bbq lid. No, i can't check it while i sit inside, this is true, there is, however a very good argument that says, maybe i shouldn't actually be inside while the bbq is on though.
Yep, the adrenochrome junkie lizard shapeshifters from the other side of the flat deepstate Nibiru.
Probably, not well configured an AndroidManifest.xml is the problem.
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Roam Research
https://roamresearch.com/

A tool for networked thought that has been an effective "Second Brain" for me.

I'm writing way more than ever through daily notes and the bi-directly linking of notes enables me to build smarter connections between notes and structure my thoughts in a way that helps me take more action and build stronger ideas over time.
Docker containers were not meant to be used that way. LXD containers on the other hand are excellent for running multiple services.
One thing you can do is use SQL alchemy, by duplicating code so you will have Django code to handle things you want to do in Django.... typically anything that touches the admin or model forms, but use SQL Alchemy for everything else.
The point is that just because you know the state doesn’t mean you know the time. They’re unrelated. It is reasonable for a person in Portland to ask what time it is in Ontario. They may know there are two time zones around eastern Oregon but where is the line?

Idaho is the same way. What time is it in Riggins? I’m from Idaho and I don’t even know the answer to that question. It’s a reasonable thing to ask siri.
Open office has a feeling of a lab, the research lab, where undergrads do whatever, while grads are suffering their way to Master/Ph.D. and those that do research as a paid job get some privacy to make sure the grant money keeps on coming.

You can't force a research result, so watching that everyone is "busy" just doesn't make sense practically. If the undergrads don't learn how to convert their time into an expected result, they just wasted _their own_ time.

Taking an open office without this sort of research mentality is simply making everyone uncomfortable, and is setting up unrealistic expectations.

If a team is result-oriented, then it doesn't matter if one didn't type N number of lines, or closed X number of tickets in a day. At the end of all, one reports to the team, not just a boss. You trust your team for the result, not for their not reading HN instead of resolving another bug.
holochain.org & codelingo.io
Benchmarking an IBM Z15, 2 VCPUs on LinuxONE Community Cloud
Thanks for calling this out! I guess I really should check regularly for every Google service I use if it's being discontinued yet.
Not the grill temp... the meat temp.
I've been having issues on and off since this morning: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23273556

But now it's mostly-down, not even loading pages on the front end.
Party politics aside, much of the damage has been self-inflicted.

Take a look at this unemployment map:

https://files.taxfoundation.org/20200521093315/Table-2-of-Ci...

Several wealthy states seem to have forgotten that money doesn’t grow on trees and obliterated their tax bases. Most other states are pretty healthy and not in need of additional bailouts.

These states now have two crises instead of one.
We got the same thing happening in germany as well and i don't know a single person who thinks it sounds good. The (typically) senior PMs seem to be oblivious how everyone's making fun of them behind their backs because of how ridiculous they sound.
Not just unity unfortunately. .net core LTS is 3 years, Firefox "extended support" is 12 months, some random library from cargo/npm/nuget probably not at all. "Long Term" is becoming a meaningless buzzword.

Companies cling to 40 year old COBOL because there's nothing stable enough to migrate to.
All the new products around WireGuard. I'm so tired of running VPNs. NAT traversal with protocols like STUN, TURN and ICE are going to allow point-to-point networks for all the clients.

https://tailscale.com/

https://portal.cloud/app/subspace
Your experience certainly sounds bad, but none of this is normal; mail sound, USB-C cable brittleness, 1password slowness, all of it works nicely for me.
Because it isn't full articles -- just updates as they happen coming straight from the newsroom, more like tweets. It's not to say that people can't plagiarize, but it wouldn't be as easy or make as much sense as just copy and pasting an article.
The employees should get unemployment benefits. We should take some of the money we use for corporate welfare and shift it to individual welfare until jobs come back.

On your second point, no we should not. Do you think it's hypocritical to give humans government benefits that companies don't get?
Firefox for Mac OS uses GPU acceleration though, so are they doing something fundamentally different than a game would? They need to expose WebGL, and they hardware accelerate page rendering too if I'm not mistaken.
Likewise, how much responsibility should the estates shoulder? There are trillions in private wealth that could be redistributed.
Maybe OP edited a few times but it doesn't look like they are doing that to me
I've worked in an office where one of the managers was truly interested in seeing what everybody was doing all the time. He managed tech support, and he drove them like someone would drive cattle. He never sat down, but constantly paced the aisles. He setup cameras so he could watch the night shifts. I wouldn't have been able to work in that kind of environment for 5 minutes.

That's what control looks like. Arguing that the typical manager is like that man is like arguing that Obama or Trump are dictators. Only people who have never lived under a dictator would say that.

IME with all the managers I've ever had, and with what little managing I've done myself, few people care what you're doing at your desk as long as you're getting your work done on a weekly or monthly basis, and are responsive to your coworkers. Most of the anxiety you feel is imagined, though in no way does that diminish the anxiety. (I hate open office plans, too.) The reasons for open offices are obvious: cost and convenience. Not only cost and convenience for the employer, but also cost and convenience of the building owner and the next tenant.

Put yourself in the shoes of the property manager. If it's a big tech company, organizations are constantly growing and shrinking. If you're a leasing office, you may have to deal with any particular office space turning over every 2 or 3 years, and spending weeks or months trying to find a new tenant, who will have quirky requirements about how many groups they have and how they want to arrange them. At some point you'll just say, "fsck it", tear down all walls, ban new walls, and make management of the physical working space somebody else's problem once and for all. Bonus points if there's pseudo-scientific research circulating that makes your solution seem like a brilliant, pro-worker innovation; but you truly couldn't care one way or another because your fundamental motivations are entirely different, driven by simple economics. Again, you couldn't care less what people are doing; the whole point is taking yourself out of the equation and making it their problem.
I am sympathetic to what you're saying, and in the end this is just a matter of definitions.

I would note though that with C's type system, you always have to choose between type safety and genericity, this is not exclusive to higher order functions. C doesn't have a notion of threads or thread safety, so talking about thread safety in pure C does not make sense. And the fact that the designers of the stdlib didn't think about supporting closures still doesn't mean that the language itself doesn't support them. Other foundational libs, like pthreads, do have support for this style of closures built in.
Android’s complete user hostility is the best argument against GNU/Linux not being a popular desktop OS because it’s not “user friendly” enough.
This could be applied as an anti-forensic countermeasure to something like "speech pattern analysis".
Combining statistics-based AI with GOFAI to create systems that can both recognize objects in a sea of data and reason about what they saw.

The MiSTer FPGA-based hardware platform.

RISC-V is gonna change everything. Yeah, RISC-V is good.
Wouldn't that be binary on/off instead of a temperature sliding deal?

Valid concern about more moving parts and expected lifetime
tl;dr: what bug, or even what kind of bug?

"The app" does not provide the share intent panel functionality, the framework does, and even if there was some way in which an app could be thought to be to blame, with what permission would it be inserting its resources in a particular spot in the panel?
Soft-EEGs

inference AI (signed up for the Google Alpha, but also looking at Elastic)

Sleep research as a generality
There are thousands of confounding variables. It seems highly unlikely that social distancing is not having a significant effect on spreading covid.
Are they even simulating intelligence. To the parent poster's point it's really just simulated voice recognition. No intelligence even gets simulated. This is more like running cucumber scripts based on voice recognition.
Often it's just affiliate fraud, you load casinos, aliexpress and what not affiliate links as be hope for the payout. That is why they redirect like crazy in order to hide the tracks since the sites offering affiliate services don't want it.
NextDNS (nextdns.io) is a genius idea that I very much wish I had thought of. I am a paying customer as of this past week and am integrating it in all the places I always meant to put a pihole ...
Politik reject all forms IDity
That, in and of itself, is a form of identity politics.
Time Series Classification Using Deep Learning
> Party politics aside, much of the damage has been self-inflicted.

And what of the economic damage of an epidemic raging out of control? Do we just assume it is zero?

Economic damage is part and parcel of living in a post-covid world.
I think it would be really nice to have access to cameras in my refrigerator when I have a dinner idea as I'm leaving work.
That's exactly what gave rise to the first "AI Winter". People had to hard-code things. But with NN and esp. Deep Learning, they thought there's no need to write programs for pattern recognition anymore; the "AI" just learns it on its own.

That wishful thinking has turned out to be dangerous tho, as we have moved towards an ML-dominated world where we don't even know how the ML algorithms produce specific results.

Add that to their bizarre behavior (like this example with Siri) and you'll realize chances of another AI Winter are not low. If we have to develop solutions to many context problems one by one, that may reduce so much of the hype and interest in "AI". We'd be basically back to square one.
Wow, so you're saying a free of charge Google Drive way to share files isn't without restrictions? I'm shocked!

I really thought this misinformation video people found a loophole to not have to pay for what bandwidth actually costs. I really thought that Google had offered a free CDN for everyone, limitless, when they (and Amazon, and Microsoft, and Akamai) charge huge amounts for this as a cloud service.

Yeah, that was sarcasm.

Bandwidth costs actual money. What's next? They think they can build a Youtube competitor by storing and streaming all the videos from a collection of free Google Drive accounts? Or even a business Google Drive plan? Read the ToS, or better yet use common sense.
Was bitcoin or blockchain mentioned on HN back when it wasn't on many radars?
I find all of these css framworks baffling. They're like "this simplifies everything all you need is

<div class="s-m c-5 m-20 pl-10 ma ta-l">
<p class="fw-b lha mt-4 c-2 f>Hello, World!</p>
</>

"

and…what??

I MVP looks cool, will check that out
> This has caught systems which have a race condition where you can move your mouse quickly and gain desktop access before it locks.

I fail to see how this is a race condition rather than how a screensaver is supposed to work?
Ha! Yes, I am older (though the degree to which that correlates with wisdom or calm is debatable). But I kept up with it so consistently in large part because it was so helpful.
I think the latter scenario is why Google was so willing to go out of their way to appease the entrenched media conglomerates with their extrajudicial copyright enforcement. They want to get into licensing deals with the media oligopoly, and to do that they had to play ball by going above and far beyond the DMCA.
Have you not been paying attention
This is why I prefer nix over docker for dev environments. I can just start a nix-shell and have all of my regular tooling available in addition to the environment-specific packages.
A while back I installed ServerPilot which automatically sets up Nginx/Apache/PHP/MySQL for you. It also handles security updates. This made those $5 VPS' so much more appealing [1] as I could install lots of small Node.js apps on a single server, and avoid managed hosting providers who seem to prefer charging per app instance.

Anyway ServerPilot then scrapped their free plan so I've been looking for an alternative. cloudron looks cool, I don't see anything specific to Node.js/Express, but it does have a LAMP stack which includes Apache, so I might try that. Otherwise I'll probably use something like CapRover [2], a self-hosted platform as a service.

[1] https://twitter.com/umaar/status/1256155563748139009

[2] https://caprover.com/
It's common and consistent with what I have seen when Google Drive were used to shared copyrighted content.
I'm not sure I understand?
America has been pretty open about not caring about poor people for a long time.
This is how my advisor and I reshaped my recent masters thesis. I was thinking of an engineering problem, but he reminded me of some really cool ways we could do basic science. It ended up being really rewarding and still novel.
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Ahh, this definitely is a missing part—"Weber iGrill" does not conjure to mind a meat thermometer unless I put my marketing glasses on!
Quantum Physicist Invented New Correction Code to Increase Usable Qbits
What happens if you edit /private/etc/hosts to point ocsp.apple.com to 0.0.0.0 and flush the DNS cache?
I've passively followed the perovskite revolution for a while now, and the constant claim is that they're cheaper. But how cheap? Nobody can ever seem to quantify it.
This is the big bottleneck, plus, for shipping jobs (say <2 month timespans), writing some of the basic stuff eats up more time than you want.

I've been doing an engine on the side (c++ underneath, javascript on top) for pc,Hololens,magic leap,Mac, android, we , pi/Linux (finally) for about 4 years now. I can churn out tools (editors, daemons that run for months, hot-reloading remote-assets, vr apps&overlays, ML tools, streaming point clouds) and demos, but it's still missing rigid body physics and a lighting engine (outside ray marching)

I still have to resort to unity or unreal to get jobs out, because there's too much to do for one person. (Although this is finally starting to change :)
FBI cannot even look at your phone lock screen without a warrant, rules judge
See, that's the response I was used to and the one I expected to get from everyone.

The crazy thing is that I haven't heard it yet from the people I helped. Times may actually be changing now, just not swiftly. Perhaps it's the "decade" of desktop linux.

It's also not because linux is so great but because windows and apple are constantly stumbling over their own shoelaces and shooing customers away.
I apologize if asking for your opinion on unionization was read as having made the assumption that you were full-on against unionization, the purpose of me asking for your input was a precise attempt to avoid assuming what your opinions were.

If that’s what you thought I said, then this is on me to phrase myself better in the future.
GateKeeper only triggers the check for things downloaded from the internet.
IOW, it checks if your binary has a quarantine flag attached via an extended attribute.
It's interesting to see a time when Apple seemed to allow employees to have side projects…
That supports live streaming? The “live” aspect is the reason we’re doing this at all since The State has been issuing “Thou Shalt Not Go To Church” orders for over a month.
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Just the hash.
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) occupies a intermediate position in accuracy / skin depth for soft tissue between ultrasound and MRI

Optically pumped magnetometers (OPM) approaches SQUID level accuracy without need for supercooled device, can be worn or used as a contact sensor like ultrasound.

LoRA long range (10km +) low power sub-gigahertz radio frequency protocol useful for battery powered IoT devices transmitting small amounts of data.

Heat cabinet for infectious diseases, an old technology used to fight polio and other diseases that went out of favor with introduction of antibiotics. May find utility against novel viral infections.

UV light treatment of blood. Another old technology that may find use against novel infectious agents. Stimulates immune system to fight viral infections.
The app declared itself to be a web browser so the OS asked the user if they wanted to use this new browser.
How do people put up with the complete brokenness in commercial OSes? Is this really better than having to edit the occasional config file?
Well, obviously it depends, people can be successful from both camps based on other attributes. But I will say when we interview we often try to weed out people who just took a handful of courses that focus on TensorFlow, but lack general science intuition and depth.

...On the other hand, if you're already a dev and want to become an ML Dev, knowing how to do science deployments, work with big data, and familiarity with APIs like TF would be more valuable than knowing how to do proofs.