skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have minor heart issues and I can honestly say I feel much, much safer wearing my Apple Watch around than without. It doubles as a medic-alert bracelet! I’m deathly allergic to penicillin, so again; simple things like that are just core parts of my life now.
Signal downloads surge in Hong Kong amid free speech crackdown
‘Far Side’ Cartoonist Gary Larson Shares First New Work in 25 Years
Any web application (like E-Commerce, News, Gaming...) will probably won't be considered as "Database Product"
lol, thanks for the correction.
The problem with founder culture is companies become dependent on their founders. If Aaron was still around I think Reddit would look very different.
I just say "beyond exponential" to get the idea across, despite that not actually grokking the hugeness of combinatorics.
> Why bother spending the time to contribute towards an online community when your credibility in that community can be removed when new management comes in and decides to change forum software or shutdown forums altogether?

How about for the impact you had during the time it was active? I don't know what your contributions were, but if they were that prolific, then surely they were of service.

Shutdowns are always a blow, and I don't intend to tell you want to do with your valuable time. But hopefully you can see more value in your contributions than only what they may have meant in the future.
I run my own ejabberd instance for a group of friends and it obviously works.

I do manual account creation and know people there (or they are vetted by my friends). The server federates with any other server that supports s2s encryption so they can talk to whoever they want.

On windows probably the most mature client is Gajim. You can use it on Linux too, but there are more alternatives (such as the more modern Dino.im) On Android there is the excellent Conversations, with a few more to choose from. Or you can go with a platform-independent web-based client and use Movim. All support OMEMO. I am not invested in the Apple ecosystem so I don't know about that (Beagle IM? Monal?).

Typically the XMPP naysaying is a mix of bad experiences in the past and NIH syndrome. Things like server-side message archiving, message carbons, message delivery receipts or MUCs are long solved. You want to make a stand for open, federated internet you need to put your money where your mouth is.

About the only sore points are cross-platform VoIP (Windows lacking here) and direct file transfers (SOCKS5 bytestreams are wonky which leaves http uploads) although arguably neither have to be a part of a chat application.
I mean... have you read the Wikipedia page of the current head of the Dept. of Education? See also: page of the head of the Dept. of Justice?

If you haven't... you really should

If doing that doesn't change any of your opinions on the matter... oh well, we're already doomed.
I had no idea Non, existed, thanks!
On that front, I agree. Wasm is being sold as the greatest innovation ever, when it is just another virtual ISA with lacking features and performance.
That's why there are different subreddits.
Calculating a dog’s age in human years is harder than you think
The source might be: https://medium.com/the-year-of-the-looking-glass/how-do-you-...
Everything about Huawei Geofence Service
https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/ParallelMap.html

https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Parallelize.html

Yes. waits for the Wolfram hate
If they share the same process then they are better by orders of magnitude in terms of memory usage. Although not everything should be a PWA, you can still write good PWAs if you want to.
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Beyoncé's Streaming Strategy, Revisited – Trapital by Dan Runcie
Could you expand on that last sentence? I haven't had coffee yet, and I'm legitimately failing to grasp which regulations you're referring to.
> If you want to make your idea reality I'd love to collaborate!

One day, maybe... I am focused on my business at the moment (check my profile here on HN).

A social network is certainly not a small undertaking but I can see it starting off as a side project and building a small community. I can forsee lots of costs involved however. I will keep your offer in mind!
> A counter-point to yours would be how Amazon's search is horrible

Citation needed as well :) What I actually meant is that for a class of use cases like e-commerce, search is an important feature with a direct impact on revenue. For example, search in e-commerce enables product discovery. So a downtime hits your revenue directly.
I found their front-page feed a bit overwhelming. So for my usage, I created: https://hnbest.pythonanywhere.com/. It curates from Hacker News' Best page (https://news.ycombinator.com/best) and sends around 4-5 stories every day.
"I am really glad Google put an EKG into their Apple Watch without being prompted by competition." I'm confused. Which company put what in which product?
The question in general is "Yes, RediSearch supports all of these features". You can read about it all in the docs https://redisearch.io

I also pointed bellow to the specific relevant area in the docs.

> 1. What human languages does it support.
> 2. In these human languages how does stemming and decompounding work in your implementation.

https://oss.redislabs.com/redisearch/Stemming/

> 3. how is word importance determined in your index - TF-IDF? other algorithm? Are least important words automatically dropped from queries?
>4. Do you have ability to rank on both the stemmed/decompounded query/results and exact matches? So something like raw field access.

https://oss.redislabs.com/redisearch/Overview/
The other advantage of a font CDN is updating.
Traditionally, RSS Readers are programs run on your computer and thus require no login.

The only variants are popular, because you get the same experience from every device to sync subscribed feeds, read/unread counts etc.

You could host such a service yourself with something like tinytinyrss for example[0].

But you can just as well use any feed reader available for your platform of choice. Thunderbird for example has provided this feature for ages besides email.

They do of course also exist as terminal applications. One example would be newsboat[1].

[0] https://tt-rss.org/
[1] https://newsboat.org/
We're aware of the issues this could cause and we will be looking into relieving GC pressure
I mean, I fully trust Chomsky to find a way in which trying to end over two millennia of hostility and subjugation is somehow used to discredit the West but...
I’m curious about this, I regularly use and rotate burners on almost all social media, I’m not looking for approval from my peers and generally don’t believe my opinion matters (in the sense that the SNR is so bad that even if I had a valid point it wouldn’t change anything in the big scheme of things).

What about your online identity do you value so much?
Ghislaine Maxwell turns out to be a seasoned Redditor
What makes you so sure that economics is entirely constructed? Things like supply and demand are clearly natural consequences of resource scarcity, and doesn't only apply to economics. While we do have certain frameworks that are man-made that prop up and support the economy, AN economy of some description just seems like a natural consequence of things being perceived as having value. We even see this in animals.
Extraordinary claims require better evidence than private communication. People travelling to the other side of the world to feel better about their home country? I am pretty sure you overestimate the lengths that people will go to for a little smugness.
I mean, a psychologist? If it bothers you that much, that's probably something you should deal with...
Benefits of M-Commerce for Business
RESTful Services: what they are, and what they aren't (2019)
I've never heard of this so I can't say.
Come on, that's the sort of low effort comment you know will "disappear" here - what's your disagreement, what's the basis for it?
I guess that in my case it helps that Java applications have been mostly application container based and the .NET libraries for such deployments are managed by IT's NuGET server with validated libraries.

The only ones that I have had such issues with OS integration were anyway in desktop context, which were deployed via VM snapshots, for access via RDS.
Adding support for sets is on our roadmap!
What is the thesis of the book?

Instead of opposites, I would consider both Workaholism and Procrastination as forms of experiential avoidance coping strategies. Instead of a golden-mean between the two, the ideal point is off the line, where you have the psychological flexibility to live a valued life despite difficult feelings and avoid both traps i.e. Acceptance and Commitment theory.

n.b. I see you are using ideas from Tim Urban, I would suggest referencing him properly rather than just copying.
This is just another topic that some people – such as myself – are interested in. It's no more in your face than any other interesting-but-somewhat-off-topic posts that come up here.

However, as an LGBT person I do also feel some fatigue in this regard. But in my case, I think the source of that fatigue is mainly my Facebook feed, not HN.
without attention there will be no sales
Nope, still didn't work. Tried both left and right hands, full hand and wrist visible, both normal and blank backgrounds.

Firebox on Ubuntu 14.
I say this a lot, but if you are this irritated by Rails, then you ought to see the 20+ year old legacy C/C++ some of us get to work with ;)
I wish Redis would focus a bit more on the standard clustering options. Cluster has some real drawbacks and Sentinel is about the most brittle service I’ve seen. We run all of our peer discovery for Squawk[1] on Redis but recently made the switch to KeyDB and have been thrilled with the resiliency. We’re definitely not Redis experts so I’m sure we’re doing some things wrong, but for anyone else looking for a rock solid HA solution, I highly recommend it.

[1] Squawk - Walkie Talkie for Teams https://www.squawk.to
Thanks, it seems like read-only replication is supported. I've updated my comment.
So Apache is sort of like BSD+Patents, are there any licenses that are BSD + Patents + Trademarks?
Checkout dev.lemmy.ml for an alternative. It will be federated soon, very promising!
I don't know much about electron but if it allows you to bundle binaries and execute them then yes!
Fair questions and thanks for taking the time to reply. For many of them, I think some businesses are already working in a similar space. For example, the data science tooling idea is arguably being worked on by many businesses/oss projects. E.g. mlflow, metaflow, pachyderm, dolt (and more).

However, I don't think anybody has really wide spread adoption yet and I think it's because the tools aren't accessible to the majority of researchers currently. Take, for example, mlflow. It's a great tool in many ways but requires you to think fairly carefully about how to structure your application around the framework. Additionally, to run experiments, you need to set up your own infrastructure.

These requirements may be met in some settings (larger businesses with a modern engineering culture) but I think are not met in the broader market (university research departments, smaller businesses, businesses without the modern engineering focus, etc).

For the ideas in the personal finance space, there are, as we all know, a large number of fintech companies that are attempting to tackle many aspects of this right now. It's a very tough space to get into due to regulation and poor economics at small scales. It's a domain I'm familiar with though and that means a lot to me. I think the financial industry has a long way to go and will almost certainly look radically different in the future. As it stands, I believe the industry is too fragmented from the customer perspective, with different organisations offering parts of what to people are really all the same thing.

To plan and save for my future I need a current account with a bank to manage my day to day spending and as a 'hub', savings accounts (potentially with other institutions) to save cash, I need a brokerage account to diversify my savings, a company pension pot (with one or more providers depending on how you've moved jobs) and possibly an IFA to tie it all together and cut through the jargon and save you time. This should all be one thing - and it should be easy, and cheap.

Re the contracts idea specifically - yes I am aware of a few firms/organisations that independently manage contracts digitally. The idea is about trying to provide that functionality as a service with the intention being to make consumers lives easier as much as businesses (e.g. I would like one central place where I can manage all of my contracts, sign them, ask questions, be reminded of upcoming obligations, etc). Right now, I think most people have a drawer somewhere full of paper that could probably be organised better.

I'll be honest, I don't have a specific niche yet. If I were to validate that idea further, I would approach legal firms, landlords, and legal departments as saas businesses first most likely. I'm sure there are other sectors worth considering. It may also be that the business first way is the wrong way to approach it? Perhaps You could build a tool for consumers first.
In-memory data lookup

Relational and Non-relational database speedup

Managing spikes in web/mobile apps

Session-store

Token caching

Gaming - Player profiles & leaderboards

Web page caching

Global ID or counter generation

Fast access to any suitable data
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Compare the two:

https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=NVDA

https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=INTC

On all fundamental indicators - price to earnings, price to forward earnigs, price to book, dividend yield. NVIDIA is 4 to +10 times as expensive as Intel.

Tells you something about how the market sees Intel's future vs NVIDIA's.
I love things like this, but at the same time when I look at the API this library provides, it's not junior-friendly.

Even though I acknowledge it solves some problems I'd like to solve, if I put code using this library infront of a junior developer, they'd be paralaysed, and at best, if they weren't, write code with it that another junior wouldn't understand. That makes it difficult for me to justify introducing it.
Well it doesn't seem to be working then.
Our available methods for engaging with the economic are, perhaps functionally, not able to answer for any problems. Walters Streeck describes economic theory as race horses hitched to a plow: The complexity of the models developed do nothing to advance the work to be done. The work of economic analysis has to re-orient according to Streeck - > "I am hungry for facts, not for concepts; concepts I access through facts and through the questions they raise, including the need to organize them into a coherent picture."
Poor choice of words on my end: "potential regulations that might get imposed"* as to what sort of data can an rss reader display, how it can be linked and all that mumbo jumbo ( similar scenario to this[0] or when google news got shut down in Spain [1] ).

[0] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/02/internet-rages-after...

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/media-network/2014/dec/12/google...
I wrote a post on that, what prevents companies from open sourcing their codebase https://thehftguy.com/2020/07/07/what-prevents-companies-fro...
Not associated with the OP, but I don't think so. It really does return your data 25x faster than a disk-based DBMS. The implied reduction in durability from being in-memory is clearly stated up front.
Ask HN: Why does every country needs its own Covid contact tracing app?
Several countries have now launched contract tracing apps, with other countries, like the UK, marred by overspend and delay in launching their own. If many of these are based on Google and Apple contract tracing protocols, why is there a need to develop an app per country? I could see benefits of skinning the apps and maybe links/email to local health advice, but over and above that, it seems really wasteful, and with delays, will have a real human cost.
Personally I wouldn't want that cluttering my Vim sessions, but it would make sense for some sort of 'introductory mode' of Vim.

(gVim Easy seems to just be gVim restricted to insert mode. Not sure I see the sense in that - isn't that just Notepad++ but worse?)

If I could change one thing about curl, it would be for -L to be the default behaviour, so that it would just do the right thing regarding redirects. Instead, wget does the right thing by default, but curl always needs the flag.
Peer review just means some people read the paper, not that anything was replicated.

Peer review: the meth for educated people.
It's still a single threaded run time. There's one platform that's ideal for web, BEAM, but unfortunately it doesn't have a strongly typed language. Elixir and Erlang are both great languages though.
> the 'originals' work always better in the long run

Except that normal people can actually install Manjaro and it doesn't make you use AUR for pretty basic things. Except that Ubuntu actually doesn't shit itself almost every time you add a 3rd party package/repo and comes with reasonable defaults. Also, have you used Pop OS?

Your statement is quite simply untrue.
How much time do you spend on this roughly? Also do you do it for icon fontS like don’t awesome? Thx!
Currently we follow the memcached model so there is no replication however, remember this is straight out of university were we had to limit scope considerably and were on a tight time constraint but we aim to add data replication, consensus etc.
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> Replies[new] New comments in reply to a particular user or comment.

Woohoo!

> By default, feeds come back as RSS. But if you add “.atom” or “.jsonfeed” to any endpoint you’ll receive the contents in Atom or JSON Feed, respectively.

Did JSON Feed gain any traction? I think I haven't heard anything about it for 2 years.
There is simply no civilian engine out there for an SST. Even original Concorde engines are not what they need today.

Even the best military engines today will barely work for the role.

They need around 20t of dry thrust at speeds at speeds around Mach 1.7-2.0, and big enough fan for takeoff at the same time.
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And Tesla is currently worth more than these combined: BMW + GM + Ford + Mercedes + Hyundai + Nissan + Fiat Chrysler + Honda

You know, just a trillion dollars in sales give or take. I'm sure Tesla will get there sometime this century.

Intel has $25 billion in operating income the last four quarters (~73% increase in three years). nVidia has $3.4 billion in operating income the last four quarters. Yeah but nVidia is growing fast, right? Nope, they're growing modestly. How long will it take for nVidia to get to $25b in operating income? 15 years if everything goes perfectly?

It's certainly up to the reader to judge whether these spectacular valuations are due to the stock market bubble, or if... you know... it's different this time, it's the new economy, cloud!, or whatever bullshit is being spun this time around.
Definitely not just engineers -- that's how all humans function across the whole planet.

That is, humans act based on feelings, and rationalize afterwards with logic (like you wrote).

And some of the "logic" in this topic, is quite weird I have to say.

(Personally I like most of these changes, e.g. "replica" or "standby" instead of "slave", also more clear & precise what it means?)
The clients are the SDKs. Our docs are getting an update now to better explain how to configure clusters.

The SDKs are in separate repos currently (this is due to how university made us structure the project).
I mean, if you want to keep the video afterwards, you can just download it and then play it.

Which also has the advantage that playback will always be smooth. That's almost always true of playing directly from a youtube URL, but I have had occasional issues. Most notably that leaving a straight-from-youtube video paused long enough will get it into a state you can't resume from.
I'm not aware of these so I can't say
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I predict we will need to stop using GDP as a measure for progress. It was invented as a measure for production in war time (WW2) and was incredibly useful for its purpose. However initially it purposefully did not include banking, advertising, military spending..., because they don't add to a countries production capabilities.

It is a terrible measure for human well being. Many things which are actually detrimental increase the GDP (accidents, obesity, depression, pollution...). The inventor of the GDP
Simon Kuznets even warned against using it to judge progress, but instead it has become this metric that is the be all.
"We have reviewed the content you reported and found it doesn't go against our Community Standards."

This is the response I get 99% of times when I report blatant racism, xenophobia and conspiracy theories.
Depending on the use case. If this is being used to reduce load on your database, then there are no noticeable differences between performance of GhostDB or redis from the clients end.
Hmm... giving newsboat a try. A web solution would be better. As its kinda clunky to switch between a terminal and the web.

I don't want to host something myself.

If I have to, I would just make a service that reads and re-outputs the feed with appropriate cors headers so I can style it client side.

Maybe the author reads this and would consider adding the cors headers?
Not too different from Redis at the moment, however this is straight out of a university project were we had a tight deadline and had to limit scope considerably but if you check the roadmap on the repo we want to add a lot to it.
Sure. Lets remove private communication out of the equation. But poverty tourism is definitely true. The large fraction of tourists are European.
I read that IBM gave its market share to Intel and Microsoft through its missteps to bring a personal computer to market.

The story of how Intel managed to screw up graphics, mobile, and now it’s desktop/server chips... that’s almost making IBM management look good at the moment.