skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think this is a useful point. Responding to someone who says "I don't have time" with "Not true, you could adjust your priorities and die" is not helpful.
https://filepush.co/8g2Z/TSLA.jpg
This is my current life and can verify that we have 0 minutes for other things. However, if you’re POS parent, then sure there is time.
By far the best essay on this subject that I've read is Seneca's "On the Shortness of Life":

https://tripinsurancestore.com/4/on-the-shortness-of-life.pd...
So what is the future of Hackintosh?
I've visited. The Falklands are more patriotic British than England is.
I agree with you 100% - it is done and Watterson has earned his retirement and then some, it is just the irrational, insatiable part of my psyche - you know the one that wants just one more chocolate covered almond, one more crisp, one more beer - that part wants one more. Just One More - that’s the story of our gluttonous journey through time.
> They didn't flatten their curve

They did flatten the curve[0], they kept their cases within hospital capacity (by banning gatherings over 50, reducing restaurant capacity, having people work from home, etc)

What they never did was crush the curve, which is the strategy most other countries switched to once they realized it was feasible

[0] https://static01.nyt.com/images/2020/03/22/science/11SCI-VIR...
for 11 - Pretty sure this is because one drive is the backing store for all files uploaded. You should be able to go to open your one drive account and view every file you've ever uploaded.
Probably secure for the next couple years as Apple continues supporting their current Intel lineup. After that, perhaps we'll have more Corelliums pop up.
I don't have a GitHub repo or anything going yet. I can update this comment when I do. My email is in my profile if you want to stay in touch. In fact, I would really appreciate it. Dance and choreography would certainly be a big aspect.
How to Stop Comparing Yourself to Others – 3 Simple Steps
The Zojoji Temple and Shiba park around it are more interesting than you might think from a first glance... just seeing Tokyo Tower there. Lot's of good food towards Shimbashi as well.
It's clearly a very different process, the old comics were colored in the largely pre-digital world so it would have been a matter of him handing a B&W image to the syndicate, who then colored it by laying down a very limited set of flat tones. Probably by cutting out bits of zipatone and manually making the cyan/magenta/yellow plates after a quick watercolor sketch of what colors they wanted. The strip ended in 1995, when Photoshop was version 3. Not CS3, that's actually v10. Version 3. Distributed on floppies.

The new ones are very much My First Digital Painting; you can see him experimenting with leaving the ink lines behind in the taxi and cub scout pieces, but keeping them in the alien piece. He's got a lot of tools to get the hang of before he settles down into a regular style, if he ever does - dude's seventy years old and retired, he ain't gotta treat this as more than a hobby if he doesn't want to IMHO.
From reviews:

"..you have to pay £5,400 per year!"

"Even with the nonprofit pricing it would cost $900 per year."

"Pricing for singe user with one "app" is $60 per month. The "free" version only allows 100 "views" per month. Everytime you go to the page with the app and interface with the tools it counts as a "view". Everytime you refresh the page it is another "view"."
There can be other reasons why parents can have time,they don't have to be POS, may be they organise their time differently or say live in a low COL location and work fewer hours or some such combination.
It's not?

But that being said I'm not sure this is static HTML either. You're going to need someway to parse and display that sheet data. Even if its server rendered as static HTML React isn't a bad way to go.
"Jobs later said that Apple had begun developing the iPad before the iPhone.[27][28]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPad#History
That was some pleasant scrolling.
Sure, I pulled a generous handful, so take your pick.
Now I have a 12 core cpu in my desktop wondering if I should have got the 16 core one.
> don't rely on the cloud as the only copy of your data

The real moral: don't think of YouTube (a public video discovery platform) as a cloud backup tool. They don't pretend to be and you shouldn't think of it as so.
Ask HN: Help Finding New Information Collection Site/App
Saw this on Twitter a few days back. It has a waitlist, so I signed up, but never got an email and didn't save the link so I can't find it now.

Main feature looked like sorting anything you saved to it by content type, like what kind of content or link it was. Had an orange color if that is helpful at all identifying it.
> You're being way too kind. Not only is AWS not immune, their autoscalers are often absurdly primitive.

Yep. Very much so. Mostly because I don't have enough personal Lambda-specific warstories to feel confident badmouthing it in the context of this discussion thread. But the bits of AWS I do use are certainly not all rainbows and roses...

I have one app/platform I run that basically sits at a few requests an hour for 11 months of the year, then ramps up to well over 100,000 requests a minute between 8am and 11pm for 14 days. Classic ELB (back in the day) needed quite a lot of preemptive poking and fake generated traffic to be able to ramp up capacity fast enough for the beginning of each day (aELB is somewhat better but still needs juggling). We never even got close to getting autoscaling working nicely on the web and app server plane to let it loose in prod with real credit card billing at risk, we just add significantly over provisioned spot instances for our best estimates of yearly growth (and app behaviour changes) for the two weeks instead, and cautiously babysit things for the duration.

It's nice we can do that. It'd be nicer if I didn't have to keep explaining to suits and C*Os why they can't boast own the golf course that they have an autoscaling backend...
Thank you for all of it, Dr. Graham!

What a life.
I agree with that. The kids grow up. Continuing it is like someone who refuses to become an adult and remains an adolescent into what should be their productive adult years.
Huh, that would make sense. Thanks!
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not a good idea, at least not in the USA. there's lines out the door every weekend at every gun shop I know of.
US states do not have a clearly articulated strategy. A clear strategy would be something like "apply mitigations and lockdowns as lightly as possible while keeping R below 1 so the number of active cases continually declines, until we have a vaccine or we have suppressed community transmission". AFAIK no governor has said anything that clear.

A lot of state actions seem to have been driven by a strategy like that, but a lot seem more like "people got tired of lockdowns and we kinda hope things might not get bad if we reopen, so we're reopening".
If Trump gets brain damage from COVID-19, how will we be able to tell?
I guess the trick here is how do you make a site that is so much better than a subreddit that anyone is willing to manually click over to your site instead of consuming the subreddit’s content along with the rest of their reddit feed.
I upvoted this because it's important to know. Too much good stuff gets deleted from YouTube.

But I have mixed feelings, because the first rule of youtube-dl is you don't talk about youtube-dl. E.g. it used to have a Wikipedia page but that got removed!
See, this is just sad. You've never known someone trans, have you? Never had a discussion about why people would choose this. Never had to think about things from someone wearing different shoes. It's the same insularity, the same language and the same twisted logic that led people to defend "gay conversion therapy", because homosexuality was a disease. Or segregation, because negro culture was inferior. Or anti-sufferage policies, because women were too emotional to make informed choices. Or slavery.

After all these decades of being Wrong Every Time, I'd really think the bigots would have learned that when a class of people says to you "We want to be people and be treated like people without other people calling us delusional and denying our desires" ... that you'd maybe listen. Just for once.

But no. Every time. Every disadvantaged population with needs becomes a Hill To Die On for the bigot.
Hulu, Spotify, Netflix, Amazon Prime, GSuite, Notion (now free), HEY, YNAB, and Bitwarden.
I still like Dilbert.
Would you happen to have a good link re: your last paragraph? Would like to learn more.
Dana Simpson is not Bill Watterson and Phoebe And Her Unicorn is not Calvin And Hobbes, but when Dana started syndication, Universal gave her a copy of the complete C&H, and she still suspects it may have been a not-so-subtle hint that they expected her to fill those shoes. P&HU has a similar dynamic of "smart kid with a magical animal companion", and an artist who refuses to bow down to the ultra-simplified styles so many strips adopt to work at the miniscule sizes a lot of papers want to squeeze them into.

Perhaps it will make every day a little bit better. https://www.gocomics.com/phoebe-and-her-unicorn
Didn’t bloom county come back for a reprise for a bit with a different name and then went lights out a second time?
To be more specific, there is no royalty required to perform music as part of a worship service. However, the church is required to pay to license sheet music for all performers.
same.

go team dropped the ball on this. i feel a sense of non-consensus among themselves on what modules should have been. and it's frustrating that there is no definite documentation either.

maybe one day...
Julia has a full power macro system with “normal” syntax.
What Is Starlink?: Elon Musk’s Satellite Internet Service Explain
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"My plan is to <blank>." The chief then does <blank>. Sociology is hard, so even if <blank> sounds plausible it doesn't help. However, lying about the paperwork does still help, and because they submitted a plausible plan (that they followed through on) there isn't any investigation. Worse yet, other people might be actively misled by <blank>'s apparent success and fail to implement it in their precinct with positive outcomes.
This being hacker news I was hoping he'd talk about his gear a bit. Maybe we could even help him out a bit since he wrote that he's still figuring it out. :-D
Andy Bechtolsheim said when Bill Joy worked at CSRG, he figured out how much longer it took him to write an e-mail when he had to hit the shift key versus when typing in all lowercase. Subsequently, all his CSRG e-mails seem to be in lowercase.

Marshall McKusick took over Joy's role when he left to found Sun. McKusick said he thought he was capable of any programming feat Joy could do, the difference between them is that what took McKusick a month, Joy could do in four days.
You are as free to stick up for Pinker (and Murray) as I am to condemn them, which is the beauty of the system. Nobody is, or should be, immune to "public shaming". But those are the plain words the letter uses! It's a bit rich, coming as it does from people like JK Rowling, who have threatened to sue strangers for their Twitter opinions.

(I strongly disagree with your take on Pinker and Murray! But that's neither here nor there as far as my argument goes.)
This is far from a micro service problem. I work on a medium sized monolithic rails app and regularly I have issues due to not understanding the whole situation. Even when working in a small part of the app I know super well sometimes other devs change things so the way it works in my mind is not how it works anymore.
So I installed the UniFi smart power plug and it does log. Not much detail, and there are server post in the forms asking for more details on the settings (timeout settings, how long it waits, what it pings, etc.) that have gone unanswered, but it does log. The message in my log is:

{ap} outlet 0 has been power cycled

Running latest GA on CloudKey2.
I cannot predict the future, I can only consider the past and think about the present, with an eye to the future.

Faking what? Demanding what?
also have you seen what passes for software in the hardware world? i’m talking about EDA. i haven’t used cadence etc but altium is an trash fire and it’s $5k/seat. below that level the tools are even more atrocious. i’m mystified why someone doesn’t come in and disrupt that space.
> a 2/3 requirement would mean nothing gets passed

Plenty of laws have been passed with that much of a majority.

> When people are strictly divided, the barrier to pass something should be lower so that elections change things again.

No, when people are strictly divided, they should try different things locally instead of having one side's preferred policies simply imposed on the other--much less having things flip again for everyone every time the party in power changes. That means it should be harder to pass Federal legislation that is binding on everyone, not easier. Federal legislation should only be passed if it has broad enough support to make it worth attempting to impose on everyone. Policies that don't have that kind of broad support throughout the country simply should not be enacted at the Federal level. They should be tried out on a smaller scale, in a state or locality where there is broad enough support.

> The liberal values that make the West free depend on civic engagement.

Civic engagement at all levels. Using the Federal government as a bludgeon to impose one side's policies on everyone is not "civic engagement". It's tyranny. Which is exactly what we set up the United States of America to protect against.
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That doesn't seem to check out. Apple announced the first Intel-based iMac and MacBook Pro on January 10, 2006, when AAPL closed at $11.55.

AAPL did have a daily low of $80.86 on December 24, 2013.
I really feel this comment. Especially during transition it’s hard to see the “to-be legacy” system as worthy of the effort because the new stuff will be here so soon! Until it isn’t because life happens and you’re left with a really shaky platform. These are tough investment decisions especially when resource constrained. As a rule, perhaps ensuring that current state platforms are secure, as you say, before attempting a migration is the best way to go, but one person’s critical work is another person’s “too much insurance.”
Many (most?) of the full texts are available online through authorized sources. Copyright is exercised as a means of quality control as much as if not more than as a mean of generating revenue/restricting distribution.
Now explain New Zealand.

Lots of very different countries have beaten the virus in different ways. Apologists for the failed US response have to resort to special pleading: "it's not fair to compare the USA to South Korea ... or Taiwan ... or Germany ... or Australia ... or New Zealand ... or Japan ... or Vietnam ... or China ..." American exceptionalism at its least fine.
I just checked and there's a CSS rule on everything now (comments and main thread text) that causes this: `word-break: break-all;`

Disabling the rule makes wrapping behave as expected.

I don't know if it's new, but I haven't noticed this behavior before.
sure, in cities with a large non-religious population like Tel Aviv or a large Arab population like Haifa
I'm in no way supporting the outrageouslu peurile post, but do you think an argument can be made that children seem to take more effort from their parents than needed? The reasons could be still external, but I'm still curious if you can do a good job as a parent without fully dedicating your time.

Full disclosure: am an armchair childless philosopher
There are many ways. If you take the pc hardware subreddits for example, providing tools to easily build a pc spec and share it would already make it more useful than Reddit.

Goto some of these subreddits, and you’ll see the hoops these people jump through to take part in the community. Definitely need to start solving stuff like this.
Has anyone outside the Snorkel team done anything with it?

I've tried multiple times (although mostly with DeepDive) and it was pretty complicated to get to do anything outside the demos.

The Spacy link is here BTW: https://spacy.io/
> but a lot seem more like “people got tired of lockdowns and we kinda hope things might not get bad if we reopen, so we’re reopening”

This isn’t unique to the US, the entire world is playing a giant game of economic chicken with COVID, and the entire world is beginning to re-open, even without a vaccine or any sort of “plan”.

Just like the EU, the US is a mixed bag. You have States like Germany with exemplary planning and strategic decision making, but you also have Italy’s and Spain’s. You have States like Washington, California, and Utah with exemplary planning, but you also have New York’s and Louisiana’s.

As with any collection of generally autonomous governments (especially where the power to enforce lockdowns and issue curfews is vested), strategies can vary, outcomes can vary.
In New Zealand, who took the opposite strategy of Sweden, they can open now and aren't losing a year.
I am seeing it too on mobile FF. This is definitely new behavior.
Jews don't define themselves based on how antisemites defined them.
Yep one of the first ones mentions trump and I think I made an audible groan. Not why I read C&H.
If the course of action has the effect of saving lives, what is wrong with that?

The measure of success is all past and current. If Vietnam loses control over covid, then we can definitely blame them for that. Why? Because they effectively controlled it in the first place.

If they continue their direction, they will be one of the only countries on the planet, not totally infected. Pretty amazing really. If they start experimenting and doing things differently, at least they've setup the protocols for managing things correctly.

Here in the US, we go through these bullshit 'phases' where we go from phase 2 to phase 3 and then back to phase 2. Well, anyone with half a brain could have figured out that wasn't going to work. At least Vietnam is taking this seriously.

They shut their borders entirely... we (the US), can't even do that.
It's the problem inasmuch as the way you'd spell an anonymous block is non-obvious considering that it would have to work as an argument to a function or element of a literal and in both of those cases indentation is freeform.
Looks like it's been silently fixed; the rule is gone from https://news.ycombinator.com/news.css and a hard page reload will get rid of the behavior.
I'll admit - I'm skeptical and think we should take this headline with a grain of salt.

There's plenty of reasons to fear COVID but is brain damage really any more reason to fear it than the standard fever? i.e. are people getting brain damage from COVID itself or as a result of uncontrolled fever?

43 cases and the lack of wider spread makes me want to see more data before trying to sound any alarm bells.
Loved it. It was one of the first DOS games I played back in the early 90s as a young teenager.

Probably the first CD-ROM game we owned too. My brother and I had to sneak into my father's office to play it. At the time we were still playing video games on an old Sony MSX from the 80s and we didn't own our own DOS PC until a year or two later.
Related qn: are there any good guides to building a pinhole camera?
It’s an interesting experiment, albeit one that doesn’t make much sense to me from a product perspective. I guess producing the content at a loss is something Cloudflare is uniquely positioned to do. And it’s probably a good chance to dogfood some video delivery products.

Personally, I would almost always prefer a blog format over a live segment. If it is a live segment, then I’d hope I can at least watch the recording later.

I’m curious about engagement. Is anyone watching this? Does anyone seem to actually care?
I think you just described https://pcpartpicker.com/
Much more detail and link to original paper through here: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-07-delirium-rare-brain-i...
Netflix, Emby, DigitalOcean/Vultr, Spotify, Amazon Prime, GDrive, iCloud, and a few domains.
Sure: https://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2020/05/26/nursin...

> In Florida, all nursing home workers were required to be screened for COVID-19 symptoms before entering a facility. On March 15, before most states had locked down, DeSantis signed an executive order that banned nursing home visitations from friends and family, and also banned hospitals from discharging SARS-CoV-2-infected patients into long-term care facilities.

> Instead, states like New York, New Jersey, and Michigan actually ordered nursing homes to accept patients with active COVID-19 infections who were being discharged from hospitals.

> The most charitable interpretation of these orders is that they were designed to ensure that states would not overcrowd their ICUs. But well after hospitalizations peaked, governors like New York’s Andrew Cuomo were doubling down on their mandates.

> As recently as April 23, Cuomo declared that nursing homes “don’t have a right to object” to accepting elderly patients with active COVID infections. “That is the rule and that is the regulation and they have to comply with that.” Only on May 10—after the deaths of nearly 3,000 New York residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities—did Cuomo stand down and partially rescind his order.

Cuomo’s doubling down: https://nypost.com/2020/04/23/nursing-homes-cant-reject-coro...

Thankfully he has since walked back all of this, and New York is in much better shape.
Check out IceStorm (+Yosys, nextpnr...) for a pretty complete open source toolchain for ice40 FPGAs.
It's really amazing to go from the infuriating to use vendor tools with all their quirks and bugs to a single 'make' that just generates the bitfile without using the broken IDE or complaining about licenses...

The FPGAs are also relatively inexpensive (<5-10€ in single quantities depending on the model) but are on the lower end in terms of features and performance.

The tools should also support the more powerful ECP5 FPGAs, but I haven't tried them yet.
Vietnam has a population 10 years younger than Taiwan / Sweden / Germany. This is a very significant factor when we are talking about Covid, and explains the very low mortality rate in Vietnam.

But yes: Vietnam still did great, most likely thanks to very early intervention (as early as January).
Love it, always liked iThink to model systems but the price is going through the ceiling in the last decade.
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How do I do that in about 60 seconds and share it on a Reddit-like site, with the possibility of people recommending alternative parts in a easy way?

I guess the point I’m making is if you want to improve on the subreddits, simple stuff like this is low hanging fruit.

Edit: I’ll add, pcpartspicker is exactly the kind of hoop I’m talking about. A large amount of those hardware subreddits are built on that tool, so why funnel all the traffic to Reddit at all?
Its a load balancer bug. Thats it. Everything else functioned totally normally from what I can see. I think people are blowing this out of proportion saying everything is so complex or its all microservices oh no!

This exact bug could have bit a large monolithic app running on a VM.
Police reform stopped during the current administration as the Department of Justice backed off from enforcing various court orders on some truly inept police departments. It will probably start up shortly after the current administration departs. How well it will be done remains to be seen.
> But is that actually happening

Yes. [0] There are many examples. Jon Ronson wrote a book in 2015 called "So You've Been Publicly Shamed" that profiled, IIRC, a half of a dozen different people, just normal people, not celebrities, who were dragged publicly on Twitter and MSM and lost their jobs, etc...

[0]: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/06/stop-firin...