skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On the email chatter, have to agree... we have the ones we mostly care about in a Teams channel (PR request). I need to get another filter for "mentions you" so that I can send the rest to the trash.

As to the pipeline length, most of my interactions are npm/node scripts via package.json within various projects . Often even other language projects I'll use node/npm as a task runner which makes for decent glue code. That tends to keep my pipeline files much smaller as it's usually...

1: add tools
2: configure environment injections
3. run npm script(s)

At least then I have a little more control. Same for github, gitlab and others.

It seems Azure and AWS permissions seem to be at opposite ends of the spectrum. I will say I find dealing with Azure's Storage services (Blob, Table, Queue) to be really nice for a lot of common use cases. At least the tables and queues.
>Hey, the intent is clear enough, and Brigade sees this as an implicit contract.

The only way you get anything remotely resembling something such as an implicit contract is by butchering the legal concept into unrecognizability, which admittedly, the tech sector has enabled other sectors to do with wild abandon. A contract requires a meeting of the minds, consideration for all, and to explicitly lay out mutually agreed upon terms. Unless both sides agreed to see it the same way, it isn't a contract. It's a worthy subject to resolve via litigation, and to be frank, out as the Brigade at significant risk of possible criminal charges if a judge is not amused and Citibank heads to the Attorney General.
It takes more than one adult to give children enough direction per unit time for proper development.

As our society has progressed in the last 50 years, almost half of children only have one adult in the household.

The nuclear family as defined by two generation households is not ideal, we have found it amazingly helpful during the pandemic to have three generations in the same house, which is less common in our area of America.
> so you mean a scoped stylesheet included in the same file

Exactly - perhaps 'colocated styles' might be a better term than 'inline styles'.

> Do web components use shadow-dom style scoping now

Not sure, I don't use or know much about Web Components (the technology) - by 'component' I just mean the web framework pattern of modularising a bunch of markup/behaviour (and styles if you agree with the arguments in the article!)
I switched to KeePassXC a few months ago from KeePass. The UI is quite clunky in places, but that's easier to live with than being beholden to some online service...
This book has rather mixed reputation among the art professionals. It's attractive to beginners because it allows you to fairly quickly become a human camera/xerox machine - you will be able to exactly copy what you see. However, it does nothing for your drawing from imagination skills, incl. making even minor modifications in the copied image. So, it's a great book if you want to just copy. However, if you want to create, you need much richer skills.
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Adult Content: Is Pornhub Safe?
Does adult content really cares about our privacy?
Hmm I agree with what you say, but I only think it's pop music that is moving away from that format
It was my understanding that physicists have never claimed that the big bang happened. That the big bang itself isn’t really part of the theory at all and that its simply a singularity point, but that some moments before that point, ohysics as we know it breaks down, so we don’t know what happened before and therefore do ‘t know if there was a bang or not, just that after that time, things happened that we can measure. Put another way, the big bang theory doesn’t include the big bang itself (the something from nothing part) but is about the inflation and expansion of the universe.

Here are some PBS Space Time videos on the subject:

Why the big bang definitely happened: https://youtu.be/aPStj2ZuXug

Did time start at the big bang: https://youtu.be/K8gV05nS7mc

Whats wrong with the big bang theory: https://youtu.be/JDmKLXVFJzk

“In the beginning, there was nothing, which exploded”, now, a lot of non-scientists like to repeat this statement, but no credible scientist has ever said this, nor believes it. So its unfortunate that this statement is used to deride the big bang theory. The big bang describes a series of events that happened to the universe following its existence in an extremely hot, dense state. We have a ton of evidence that the universe was once in such a state. Perhaps our understanding of this state will eventually lead to a theory of the origin of the universe, but the big bang theory as it stands does not claim to explain such an origin. — Matt O’Dowd, PBS Space Time
I want to strap wings to the side and make a foil/ground-effect crossbreed.
The metaphysical issues are unavoidable because whatever the theory we come up with or, I think, whatever the reality is, it can only fall within 2 possibilities:

- Infinity: There is no beginning and something always precedes the 'current' step (e.g. the Big Bang occurred out of something)

- Discontinuity: There is a beginning. Everything suddenly started out of nothing.

While both options are hard to grasp for the human mind, the second one, which is the standard Big Bang also sits very uncomfortably with Physics' concepts and is the more 'disturbing' of the two. I think that's why people have been looking for alternatives to the standard Big Bang theory.

Infinity, is still unfathomable but at least it is easier to fit Maths and Physics around.

Even adding God to the mix still leads to these 2 options, because if the Universe was created by 'God' it implies that the Big Bang is not the beginning and that something (God) pre-existed. The idea that we might be in a simulation is equivalent to a creator God, just more hi-tech.

It really seems to me that these alternatives, infinity or discontinuity, are inescapable.
Oh that's too funny.

On a side note: I signed up for the discounted $1 trial month of Xbox Game Pass just to try this game out. The download and installation process was ridiculously slow and causing my CPU to ramp up to 80-100° even while undervolting it. On a brand new i7 9750. Not sure what that was all about. I put the process on pause... I am looking forward to giving it a try, though. Anyone else have any difficulties?
You can have two settings, one where things fade to black and the other where you bounce off with the collision doing no damage.
I moved from KeepPassX to XC recently. It has the same features but the user interface is so much better.

The android app is great too. I use rclone to sync my keepass file to Google Drive which means it is always up to date on my phone too
Last time I worked on mainframes in 2012 the price to have a legacy banking app running with around 300 transactions/sec on IMS or DB2 was just insane.

IMO any "modern" architecture can handle the load. After all Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. are not running on mainframes (just taking mastodon examples).

The main difference between ARM, x86 or Power vs Z is that you can keep your CPU usage between 95-100% in production and not break everything.
Price must be outrageous.
This seems at least superficially similar to Roger Penrose's Conformal Cyclic Cosmology theory.

Anyone here able to weigh in on that?
The author thinks that "picking up" a language is just learning the syntax and then goes on to prove that actually learning the language is all about knowing of these "quirks" they don't know how to deal with and thus whine that "it is so much better in X"
a proper C++ or java dev will examine the byte code if stuff is broken (if required), just the same as they would when writing react apps. You wouldn't normally need to examine the output the html or css when you use a framework as high level as react (or really, most web component frameworks).
The fictions created by of law collapsed when faced with the reality that negative things do not exist.
I never had any problems using BW and my multiple gmail accounts?
I mean. Sure? This is how science works.

The "theory" of evolution is the same thing. We have no "proof" of it. But of course we do. Evidence is all around us, being evaluated in a multitude of ways by a multitude of people using different sources of data making similar conclusions supported by experiments and evidence. This is basically how we define "fact".

Of course somebody may stumble onto something that blows the whole equation up, but barring that, we have sufficient confidence to say it's fact. Granted the big bang theory is harder to observe, study, and experiment. Doesn't change how it's viewed by science.

(TFA opens with this. It suggests the possibility of something that may blow up the equation. Great. Similarly, if somebody can find something that disproves evolution that would be pretty ground-breaking, but the more established a fact, the higher the burden of proof.)
In some cases you need to invest as risk mitigation. If someone else does self driving cars and proves that it is safer than human driven cars by a large margin yiy might find yourself out of the car business when governments mandate the technology and you can't afford the license.
I thought the typo made by guenthert about a day ago in a totally unrelated post gave rise to a good name for this plane:

...but also Boing airplanes

Experience the all-new Boing 737MAX, the most bouncy plane in our catalogue
First world problem. My check would bounce, therefore I would not have to retrieve anything (beyond bad check fee).
You can dodge further by saying that causality only exists in space time, so asking what "caused" the start of space time is incoherent. But, "it just did" has never been a satisfactory answer outside the halls of churches and seminaries, so this dodge continues to be unsatisfying.
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> And yet, for some stupid reason, I am still with Wells Fargo today, 15 years on...

Why?

I hate to rub salt in your wounds, but they have demonstrated that they are unworthy of your business. Acting on this would play a small part in forcing them to either change, or else go out of business.
Yes, it’s silly to think the metaphysical issues would go away if we somehow proved the universe has been bouncing around for infinity amount of time.
Great progress but...

64 Bit?

Linux GUI support?

ARM64?

The problem here is Red has its own compiler toolchain and has its own implementation of executable parsers, linkers and code generators in the compiler, like Golang, but it is all in 32 bit.

Red is pretty much dead on arrival for macOS. But By the time Apple Silicon Macs arrive, Red will become completely irrelevant and relegated to 'historic languages'. *

* Unless it gets to x86_64 and ARM64 support in its compiler.
Yep- there is a reason there are so many Mormon sci-fi authors and why Mormons are one of the few religions where engagement increases with education.

Growing up LDS there was never any existential angst as I became more educated and there was never a need to overcome any cognitive dissonance as I learned evolution or cosmology- the baseline belief is a very sci-fi one of the first super-consciousness (God) taking upon itself the shaping of spiritual (dark matter?) and then physical matter and making pathways for other intelligences to master the same. No ex-nihilo involved.

Even if the LDS specific conceptions have all the details wrong, the overarching idea is completely plausible.
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Not personally, but most every migration attempt I have heard about has gone similarly.

We run a mainframe shop and for us the cost is fairly reasonable, and the high bandwidth/reliability (even with the cpu pinned to 100%) is the most critical aspect to us. Ignoring the risk and cost of migration, I am not even sure that an alternative would be cheaper... but it is quite difficult to determine the cost and my boss obviously factors in the cost/risk of migration anytime this comes up.

I'd be curios to hear of any successful total migration attempts. Most shops I know of keep their mainframe and build around it with modern tools and we do as well.
How can one speak of the size of the universe before the big bang if the concept of space-time was created during the event?
Even in managed infrastructure, taking data out of the infrastructure is unacceptable.
For reading, my wife and I read to our daughter and worked on phonics using regular books.

There is really no shortcut for learning to read. You have to put in the time with your kids.
OP here.

It seems too long and skinny to me too! But I needed a nice place to draw the line. And I was originally doing the calculations in my head, so allowing up to only 1.5:1 or something would have made the arithmetic a bit harder.
If during discovery, they found an internal email of Brigade Capital saying "these dumbass of City send us the money !! IN FULL !! Never though we were going to see again that Revlon money", Brigade Capital is screwed.
A habit I carried over from using KeePassXC is that I don't use a browser extension. Call it paranoia but I don't want the browser process to have the ability to reach into my password manager. What I do is pin the Bitwarden tab open and just copy & paste where needed. For the desktop app it would be awesome if it had an auto-type feature like KeePassXC (something that mystifies coworkers who see that in action for the first time, even remotely). Even though my employer has a corporate LastPass account for shared production passwords I insist on using KeePassXC for non-shared credentials. I've told those who need to be notified and there is general indifference what password manager I use for non-shared credentials (AWS login, GitLab credentials, storing SSH keys, etc) as long as it's secure.
How can anyone switch to bitwarden given how complex it is to switch back in the future? I love keepass because I am allowed to export my DBS to any other provider with ease. For bitwarden, there is not a good export system (that includes attachments,images...),meaning that I would be vendor locked.
> A game engine isn't likely to do that in a production build.

I actually have worked on two AAA game engines that did exactly that. The entire idea was to make importing stuff easier and minimize the time between the artists editing content in their content editor and having it imported and visible in the engine.

> Even if it wanted to though, these sorts of "file ticket" sandboxes still has support for "directory ticket" and "file watchers".

How are those given exactly? You'd need to ask for permission for every directory? If you cannot have the program monitor the directories, how would it know that a file changed before asking permission? Or the permissions will be asked at startup (since it is very common to edit existing content instead of only importing new content - the editor remembers the original paths for all content and can start monitoring it at startup).

TBH this all sounds like a UX nightmare, especially when the entire goal is to make the process smoother.
I also don't think it is a an iron law (horrible term), but I think you're overstating the claim here. It's only that there a tendency for wages to fall to subsistence. There is a positive feedback in wealth accumulation, so inequality does tend to grow without intervention.

In the last few years, this has been happening due to increasing wealth inequality. The actions you cite (getting skills and education) have been seeing severely diminished returns, to the point that college makes little financial sense for a large portion of people.
Like the 737 Max crashes the root cause might be a sensor but there's along chain of failure leading to the crash.
How/Why do oysters make pearls?
Android app? Which one?
Serverless data ingestion with argo workflows at unbxd
We know Europe is a real place and that actual countries called France and the UK existed at the time HP is set in.
>> SQL Server on Linux

> Next to Azure, this is the next biggest cause of issues at work for me, and I haven't seen any wild advantage of this over Postgres, with the disadvantage that pretty much every linux/macOS and open source tool I use is much happier to plug in to Postgres instead.

It's been a pretty great thing for me, if only to be able to get a better local experience with Docker. A lot of our applications are centered around MSSQL Server (for better or worse), I'll say that despite the costs, replication in MS SQL is night and day better than Postgres.

It really depends on how you use SQL Server because it doesn't support all the features of the Windows version and if software uses those features, it gets pretty ugly. That said, if you develop against the Linux version, you're unlikely to have issues deploying to the full version, or Azure SQL.

Of course on other projects we're using PostgreSQL and I tend to prefer it as binary json support is huge imo. Getting other devs to understand that you don't need to break off child records into separate tables that require series of joins, that's another story.
Bitwarden supports multiple accounts.

If you have two logins for the same service with the same URLs they'll appear in the browser extension with the username shown by the title.

If you're instead talking about using the same login credentials on multiple sites, it can do that as well, just edit the item and add a second URL to the site. Now that item will appear on both site URLs
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Here is my container: run it. Where is my url? The end.

No, I don't want Terraforms, puppets, yaml files, load balancers, nodes, pods, k8s, chaos monkeys, Pulumies, pumas, unicorns, trees, portobilities, or shards.

I love cloudrun and fargate. Cloudrun has like 5 settings, I wish it had like 2.
You can also run your own bitwarden server either with their official server or with bitwarden_rs, a reimplementation in rust that runs better on lower-end hardware
I'd love to see your interpretation of rails shooter like "The House of the Dead."

I'm imagining a branching "storyline"/exercise routine. One path might have many very weak enemies that take somewhat precise combos where another might have stronger minibosses where its a slugfest.
Good point, but from what I recall the phi had two different memory types, and you had to specify which you were targeting. This didn't necessarily translate to the server CPUs.
Anyone else when they think about the origin of Universe for a long time, start to wonder how the hell do we even exist and get a feeling like a panic attack? I don't really know how to accurately describe the feeling. Its a very weird sensation. It only happens when I think about the origin of Universe. And its very very hard to arrive at that state. Requires a lot of concentration. I must have experienced it like less than 5 or 6 times in my life so far.
http://q-yachts.com/ is also worth checking - not a hydrofoil but a beautiful (though expensive) electric boat
Fortnite’s battle with Apple and Google could have an impact on news publishers
The phrasing is worded wrong here:

“it just did” has never been a satisfactory answer inside of churches or seminaries. That is why almost all the metaphysical discussion in these areas of human thought are around why we exist (in human terms).

“it just did” has been a satisfactory answer outside of churches or seminaries. This is why almost all discussion of why there is something rather than nothing in secular academia is ‘meh, impossible to know, don’t worry about it’
Crashing into stuff is great fun and probably the first impulse of anyone booting up a flight simulation program (especially kids) -- so much so that flight simulation software was the target of a moral panic in 2001 after the September 11 attacks were conducted by crashing real jets into buildings. Some people began to think of flight sims as "terrorist training tools" and call for them to be banned. That's probably why the screen simply went blank.

Previous versions would display a "cracked windshield" over the cockpit view and the word "CRASH". Flight Simulator 5.0 would switch to an external view and show your aircraft shattering into pieces. MFS2020 can simulate an aircraft that was partially damaged after colliding with an obstacle, but a catastrophic crash will just fade to black and pop up a message. Lame.
It seems that not everyone in Germany is wearing masks and social distancing.

https://www.dw.com/en/germany-protests-coronavirus/a-5445665...

Pandemic control measures can temporarily suppress R0, but as soon as those measures are lifted the contagion picks up again.

The average age of grandparents in the US is about 65. The actual infection fatality rate for that age group is 1.3%. That's bad, but nowhere near half the neighborhood.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.23.20160895v...
Further, most interesting theorems work "for all" things (graphs, lists, integers, whatever), so it requires some clever work to even make the problem finite.
Krita is an unpolished usability nightmare compared to commercial counterparts? Why does a project like Krita have to pay apple tax?

Why does it even matter if it's a usability nightmare if the user wants it they should be able to install it if it's open source.
I wrote the original post.

n^2 seems reasonable to me as well. If you have n pieces, you have to make O(n) connections to solve the puzzle. But to find the piece that makes each connection, you need to look through O(n) pieces. Multiplying gives O(n^2).
The 'cancel flight' button could be a problem then however ;)
Honestly, the most important tip to learning git is to use it.

The way I learned was to just use it on all my hobby projects, I can not recommend it enough.
Browser extensions have the benefit of being more resilient against phishing (since they can perform origin checks), which I would definitely recommend for most users.
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Yeah, most boat manufacturers in the world don't hit mass production numbers.

Fiberglass is relatively easy to work with requiring very little tooling investment. You can also easily "clone" other boats by taking a mold of the hull.

This means there are A LOT of mom and pop shops making amazing boats all over the world.

12 boats for these guys seems pretty good to me. Its very unproven technology and boaters don't like that. The sea is a rough environment and most wil prefer tried and true solutions with long supply chains for parts and service.
This is what gets me. I can imagine no space and no time. But in a reality without space and time, by definition, nothing happens. There is nothing to act or be acted on. There is no timeline by which to order cause and effect. But the Big Bang posits that, in fact, something did happen: space and time began. The most incredible event imaginable occurred in the most impossible circumstance. It just doesn't compute for me. It's much easier for me to imagine that time is just turtles all the way down.
Exploring the cardiovascular system in a whole new way
You're losing out on certain types of phishing protections by doing this.

You're also potentially opening yourself up to any apps/tools that are keeping an eye on your clipboard if you're copying and pasting. Auto-type might help with that, but I also wouldn't hold my breath for such a feature coming.
This reminds me of “The Little Prince” who could watch 43 sunsets per day due to the tiny size of his asteroid. Now we can do it too