skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sound is also actually quite problematic. Flowers can use vibrations to detect the presence of a nearby pollinator insect and makes itself more appealing. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/flowers-sweeten-wh...

The sound pollution might have the adverse effect of causing some plants to lose this ability to preserve energy for reproduction, indirectly impacting insects via the food chain.

Currently, due to the massive use of chemicals in the countryside, cities start to be havens for insects. There is a lot of beehives in London for example (too much actually according to a beekeeper I talked with). Until we manage to massively shift the way we do agriculture it might make sense to make it as safe as possible for insects in urban areas.
Perhaps a better way to go is to have something that does analysis of your own music library standalone as an entry point. That doesn’t require another person, which means most people on HN can try it on their own. If that’s shareable as a link, then not only can you send that as a reply on tinder (versus all this permission mutual stuff), it gives the viewer the ability to hit some big magic button that then finds the overlap with their own library, while also giving them their own stats separately.
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Open Service Mesh (OSM) – lightweight and extensible cloud native service mesh
Probably ABG like the article mentions.
Could you use the free tier for regression testing a subset? Like up to 1M either first, last or random sample? Or do the datasets themselves have to be prefiltered down to 1M results?
10 comments at the time I write this. 3 of them mention people. Either the people I care about are here, so I'm not moving, or the people I care about are not here, so I'm open to moving. I think we underestimate how big a factor that is in these kinds of decisions.
Open Service Mesh (OSM) is a lightweight, extensible, cloud native service mesh
No matter who wins, I expect presidential powers to continue to expand. Trump does it with more flair, but Obama also did it.
If it means anything to you, the reason why is:

Google stack ranks employees regularly. Lowest of a group is always fired. Doesn't matter how good you are or how much satisfaction you give to your customers, you're basically asked, "what have you built that could be the next billion customer thing?" If you're not answering how you're part of the next big thing, you're going to lose. So, once something is acquired or released, consider it deprecated.
Yeah, but I can buy 5 to 6 android phones for the price of Apple's high end phones. So while this makes sense for their cheapest product, even that is twice the price. So the comparison is between 2 to 5 generations of android phones and one generation of an apple phone.
For those who, like me, wondered how this is possible without hitting the top-level await obstacle mentioned in the article, the options doc includes this line (emphasis mine):

> "await":false - A boolean for top-level await in modules without ESM exports. (Node 10+)

So, yeah, seems to rely on "most ESM modules don't use top-level await". Seems like a useful option to have, thanks!
We do. They just don't look like sails. This is a Maersk ship.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotor_ship#/media/File:Norsepo...
ISP's dont host content.

Imagine if Airlines block you from flying everywhere, but the place you want to travel to hasn't blocked you from entering it. They should not have that power, expect in extremely rare cases
Arctic Sea Ice Shrank to Record Lows in July
fossil fuels!
This device seems pretty flawed if it can't read fingers on like 80% of people...
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I've stopped playing with these around 10.5 - I had some unsolvable issues with my Radeon x1600 back then; OS updating was also somehow broken; the one of most popular "distributions" of 10.4 was most reliable on my hardware. I haven't touched Hackintosh world since then.

I know it's obviously impossible that Apple would ever enter PC market with MacOS but damn, that would be great.
Nice one. The site is built with Docusaurus (v2) - I just upgraded it today to the new search functionality. I'll fix soon
My last experience with an Apple product was my Apple IIc in college. I have been an Android user since the original Motorola Droid with slider keyboard.

I am thinking about switching the family to iPhones later this year.

(I also feel like I live in fear of waking up each morning to find out the my Fi service will be shut down in three days.)
That's why Soviets lost millions to several famines?
An ultimatum is useless if you don't actually carry it out when the push comes to shove.
Interesting, thanks! That covers hardware service/parts. Do they have a matching policy for software updates, at least security-related ones?
Sodium lamps are very efficient. Saying that they consume up to 250W doesn't mean anything. There are LED lamps that consume much more.
> You buy the right hardware. Intel CPU and AMD GPU.

So basically you short change yourself on both fronts. ;-)
I am trying to think of a scenario where this makes sense, but I'm struggling. When do you want to call a function that might exist, and if so, not care about if it exists or not?
(Since null or undefined returned from the function call can't be distinguished from the non-presence of the function)
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Damn, this is a buzzkill for me. I just built a new computer a month ago and was hoping to get a Hackintosh setup working but didn't do much research into it beforehand. Why will Nvidia GPUs never work? Because they won't publish open source drivers to work off of?
Creatures like shade too.
That's not true. Decomposition of trees happens over a long period of time in a anaerobic environment. That's what causes the large methane emissions.
And does it work for things that look exactly like USBC but are actually Thunderbolt? (with all its direct memory access via DMA and all of that nastiness).

See the Apple combo USBC/Thunderbolt ports.
I don't see it making a difference. If someone is willing to give away their DNA in the first place i doubt they care who to.

Outside of this community how many people submitting their DNA to Ancestry looked up their privacy, data selling policies and shareholders? I don't imagine many.
I took care of a Archos 50 platinum 4G. Even after taking care of it, factory reset, removing and disabling apps, it's still slow.
I once attended a talk by Roger Antonsen where he displayed lots of computer generated art he had made. The pictures of card shuffling he has made are simple but very elegant. https://rantonse.no/en/art/2018-07-25
Blame Qualcomm. I'm sure this issue doesn't exist in Windows 10 ARM. This might change if Google-Samsung Exynos partnership came into fruition, so Google uses its own chip for its own phones
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> "an effect that is an immediate result of an event, incident, or occurrence."

The semantics are far less important here than the principle. What's an appropriate "immediate" term after which one can wash their hands of triggering a long chain of unfortunate events? Where does the first link end? A year? Five? Ten? 24?

If you ignore long term effects many actions seem completely harmless. A fire can be started with a few sparks, an avalanche with a few snowflakes. Lighting a fire won't make you responsible just for the "direct consequences" of a flame appearing but for all the consequences. Throwing a punch won't make you responsible just for the direct consequence of pain to the jaw but also for the person dying in the subsequent fall.

And you may argue that a fire has no "choice" but to burn, while humans have self determination. But we already know that an individual might act unpredictably but a whole population is quite predictable.

Those actions were intended to cause exactly the harm that they did, as predicted. And they should be judges as such.
Hopefully your family members haven't already done so for you.
Some extensions have memory leaks. There might be a discrepancy between the extensions you have installed or their versions.
I have an iPhone 6S Plus. Apparently it came out in 2015. The ORIGINAL Pixel was announced in 2016. I'm still getting support for the 6S Plus - I actually have iOS14 beta running on it rather pleasantly. It's plenty fast, too.

Based on support period, one can easily justify the most costly iPhone over the seemingly temporarily supported Google/Samsung etc. flagship.
FSF: Sign the petition today!
Also FSF: You have to sign up for our site to sign.

Sorry, I support the cause, but I don't need yet another account somewhere just to click a button.
> In a statement Tuesday, PAL Airlines said the two men would be banned indefinitely from the airline's flights.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/racist-...
We can have pollination by swarms of meshed microdrones.
Do everything you can to convince her otherwise, we need those bugs desperately.
Does your solution diff database schema too, or is it purely for diffing data in identical schemas?

I'm also really keen to hear why you built this tool - what use cases you expect. I've used free diffing tools a few times before in the past, but I think every time it was to make sure I hadn't messed up "manual" data migrations (which obviously aren't a good idea).
It has gotten better in recent years. No one uses "distributions" anymore (or at least, if they do, its very misguided). Point-release updates almost always work fine if you set up the machine right—in fact, I've never had a problem from a point release update during a decade of Hackintosh use.
AVX-512 isn't "bad in practice" but in the context of AVX-128, AVX-256, and AVX-1024 it is a very bad practice because the inconstant availability of the vector unit means that it doesn't get used, or you use a least-common denominator of what worked on Atom 10 years ago.

Look on the bright side: if you don't use AVX-512 you have 10% extra heat sink and heat soak on your CPU so you can turbo higher. AVX-512 makes the chip easier to cool.
Cut it back and suffocate it in mulch. Might take a while before the roots run out of power.
After looking through all the Turing Award winners, my answer is Stephen Cook - a CS mathematician who did nothing on engineering, discovered the concept of NP-completeness.
This page has a "workflow" you can go through to get a sense of how big 52! really is

http://czep.net/weblog/52cards.html
In India in China it’s viable for whom? Is it viable for people at or below the median?
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If you want a CLI tool for Gitlab, the tool called 'lab' has existed for years and _does_ have full featured help commands, as well as a ton of other features (like live views of CI jobs in your terminal). I recommend 'lab' very highly!

https://github.com/zaquestion/lab
A more accurate framing of the question would be "Should we wantonly destroy massive ecosystems covering vast fractions of available land area for the sake of socially constructed vanity?"
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This is only if you use a vanilla kernel, right? (Which of course has its own advantages, since with a custom kernel updating is guaranteed to be a pain.)
I make a JavaScript/TypeScript library (https://gojs.net) which is used by many enterprise and governmental customers for their internal apps. I still support IE11 (and 10) because of that.
It is difficult to start your own ISP or payment processor, but it is possible.
Hi,

The JS version is open-source and MIT (https://github.com/chartshq/muze-deprecated)

The WebAssembly version is free (but not open source, yet!)
Thanks for the feedback. I also think that density is more important information. The thing is that it tends to show low populated countries on top when it orders by density and I thought it'd be better to show more populated countries on top to begin with since there'll be more people who are interested in those countries. I'll reconsider about it.
I agree with your sentiment (that you shouldn't have to), but you actually can do these things. People have started banks and payment processors, and competed successfully with the bigger ones; Stripe is a great example, as is Simple.

https://startyourownisp.com
Driving through Europe one finds the front of the car covered in squashed insects. Drive through the UK and there are none. Depressing.
See sibling comment.
Practically zero emissions is false.
It results in over double the GHG emissions per year than a coal fired plant producing the same amount of energy.
Good on you guys for listening and putting out what seems to be some pretty awesome auth!

Row level security is far more than I was expecting but exactly the sort of thing that is needed in a lot of my applications.

I look forward to diving into this more.
Another alternative is regulation through the democratic process.

I know that is blasphemy on this board but it is a viable solution.
Atlassian has recently published their last Enterprise releases of Jira and Confluence which will support IE11 for 2 years.
If people were in a fire it's true the value may be flawed, but we usually say that more because of potential carboxy- and methemoglobinemia than because of soot.
So what is the recommended replacement for glyphosate?
You missed their point. The link shows that reindeer also multiplied far past their carrying point. Agent smith is wrong, plenty of mammals will overshoot given the opportunity.
The serious downside to Android One is the absence of GCam. That photo app is simply the single best one out there. I own a Nokia 7 Plus, and it comes with a Camera app that only shoots blurry photos, even though I don't have shaky hands. Finding a GCam version that worked was a major PITA: I pretty much tried every version here [0]

I'm getting a Pixel 5 on day one, for the camera, camera app and security updates.

[0] https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/
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> I broke those out into a Rust library that was >100x faster (IIRC) in synthetic benchmarks with the same complexity. Plugging it in with FFI into the Nodejs app and it actually performed slightly worse due to FFI overhead and translation.

This is interesting. Have you tried to optimize for reducing the overhead? I can imagine that this can be hard/complex and require a refactoring of the consumer in some scenarios.
There are numerous studies, but since bee populations declined so drastically in the last 20 years, it's looking like the increase in glyphosate for GMO crops is one of the main culprits, or at least strongly correlated with the deaths:

https://www.npr.org/2018/09/25/651618685/study-roundup-weed-...

Admittedly, my sample size is only 1 as far as clover. I'd recommend anyone reading this to go to a clover honey farm near where you live, to see for yourself.

Part of the problem is that so many of us live in cities now that we have no personal experience about the issue, which leaves us more vulnerable to misinformation/propaganda from big agribusiness corporations, their lobbyists and the politicians beholden to them.
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Because they insulted people on the same plane.

In this metaphor that'd be like an ISP blocking a customer because they were hacking other customers, which is fine.
I agree 1,000%.

When building out the platform, efficiency was a foremost consideration. Because of that, each comparison calculation flies.

That's a good implementation suggestion, it reminds me of the adjacency matrix Twitter uses for mutual friends.

I'm drafting up proposal for your idea now, it serves a really strong introduction to the platform.

Thanks!
I have been selling for 6+ years for our SAAS and learned a few important parameters to keep in mind, in no particular order:

Need, Urgency/Timeline, Budget/Affordability, Intent, Trust, Decision Making

Need: If there is no need, it is very unlikely that you will sell it unless you are talking about shiny B2C stuff that are entertaining and people buy just for the heck of it.

Urgency/Timeline: A lot of times we forget to understand/ask how urgent this need is. We get plenty of people who show a need but then tell us that they are probably 6+ months out and just "researching" at the moment. Nothing wrong with that but they are not what we call "Sales Qualified Lead" or SQL. They are more like "Marketing Qualified Lead" or MQL

Budget: This one is easy even though very important to know. Can they afford your product/service ?

Intent: This one is interesting for me at least. Just because there is a need, there may not be intent. I talk to lot of prospects who clearly have a need since their current system is shitty, costing them time/money etc but they are too afraid to change. They are willing to let it slide. The intent is not quite there. Perhaps the pain is not big enough and they procrastinate. I have clients who took a year to change their "intent" when shit hit the fan.

Trust: Unless you are selling sub $10/Month stuff, you need to be able to build trust otherwise they won't buy. I have had a few prospects who told me flat out that they are not sure if they can trust us enough, especially in our early days even though our product/service looked solid. It depends on the person. Some people take longer to build that trust and need a lot of social proof etc. Don't ignore this factor.

Decision Making: A lot of sales don't happen because the actual decision maker is not involved. When we talk to a prospect especially in our domain (B2B), we ask them clearly if they are the decision maker or will there be someone else/a team involved to decide finally. I had a client once who signed a contract and then told us his boss was not in agreement and we had to move on. That is when I learned that we need to know who the decision maker is :).

Most sales don't happen because of either 1 or a combination of these factors.
It’s a total difference of kind with Trump. I agree with you this keeps increasing over time, but Trump’s abuse of power is categorically unlike any president in almost a hundred years. The most recent comparable thing to me is probably FDR’s executive order for Japanese internment camps.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_9066
> I think Google is just bad at inventory management

Or they have different goals. No big sales on the Pixel 4, and they sold all the units they made. Of course, nobody is overproducing flagships and then firesaling them anymore, it was a nice run between the Nexus 5x, the Nextbit Robin, and the Essential PH-1.
I think this was the point OP was making. It's sarcasm.

He's mocking those that believe service providers like Facebook and Youtube should be able to discriminate against content they dislike. If YouTube are allowed to regulate content because they're a private company and "go build your own", then by the same logic, why can't the ISPs?
context: just got relaunched https://twitter.com/mwseibel/status/1291409140946833408?s=20
> We need to call out companies who tollerate hate speech.

You're absolutely right. I condemn all the phone companies and mail carriers who do nothing to stop people from using their services for hate speech. They should listen in on every call, and open every envelope, to ensure content is acceptable.

Sarcasm, in case that wasn't clear.
I switched to Apple last year.

It is now possible to use a decent[0] 3rd party keyboard on them and the XR is actually not that expensive compared to a number of other phones.

And for the first time since Samsung SII I'm happy with my phone :-)

[0]: the Apple keyboard doesn't support autocomplete while showing Norwegian letters, and it is also hilariously bad it seems wrt autocorrecting correctly spelled sentences into embarrassing ones and even going as far as autocorrecting one medicine name to another at some point. On SwiftKey one can at least turn of autocorrect.
Firefox is getting rid of, or has already got rid off, OpenSearch integrations[1].

What you're describing is a bookmark substitution search feature that's independent of OpenSearch, and Mozilla calls the feature keyword searches[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSearch#Support

[2] http://kb.mozillazine.org/Using_keyword_searches
Automatic content filtering does not work. For example, after the buyout, Tumblr implemented content filtering.
The image they presented as being safe to share was immediately filtered by their software.
Let me repeat that: Tumblr's content filter produced a false positive with their own safe reference!
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That is different. ISP's have those kinds of power too.

Try running a DDOS attack without the ISP blocking you. Or try accessing banned content, without workarounds.

A good read on who should be held responsible, written by Cloudflare's CEO.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/
In my case its the HOA that cares.
What Is Affinity Grouping?
This why I will only ever use a smartphone with LineageOS (formerly CyanogenMod). Supported until your phone dies, putting aside the firmware.

Unfortunately, you have no options at all for having a modicum of control / openness over your firmware if you want to use a smartphone. Gotta use/build your own odd device if you want that.
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so like pinterest, but specifically for clothes?