skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I stopped right here. You linked data that shows them 5th of a list of 31 countries, with values that are 5x larger than 2/3 of the list. You linked that to argue they are "roughly in the middle". At that point facts don't matter and there's no point in having a discussion.

The facts do matter, though your comment doesn't give my point fair consideration that I'd expect of a genuine discussion. I provided a link to raw data for all of Europe which requires a bit of interpretation since Statista doesn't have a convenient link for Western European. Croatia is not part of Western Europe by most metrics, so saying they're 5x smaller isn't a valid criticism.

For sake of completeness, I took data from the first Statista link and a common list of Western European countries: Luxembourg, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Ireland, Netherlands, France, Sweden, Italy, UK, Spain, Belgium. These lists vary of course, and if you were critiquing my argument that would be the best point, and I would concede that. For those countries I took the Statista at the time of this post (plus extra data for Swizterland of 23.57). Using the Excel quartile on these countries the quartiles are: 1st: 4.95-14.51, 2nd: 14.51-36.03, 3rd: 36.03-57.85, 4th: 57.85-86.4. Sweden at 56.89 falls into the 3rd quartile, though just barely. When speaking, I consider 2nd and 3rd quartiles to be "middle of the pack" as a general statement (rather than the median or average). As in if one were talking of say, student grades, or variations in parts productions I'd give them a "B" and say they're middle of the pack. Almost in the "A" group, but not quite. You could say it's close enough that it doesn't matter, but by the numbers and using quartiles the math would put it there. Personally I'm happy my eye ball estimation as it'd getting very close to where I'd say Sweden is in the top of the pack. A valid criticism would be that Belgium appears to be an outlier and likely counts their numbers differently (w/o Belgium Sweden is pushed into the bottom of the 4th quartile)), but I have not method to control for that nor the time to do so unfortunately.

To my overall point, despite being downvoted, I still consider Sweden's policy not a resulting in complete outlier to be a "win". It's close, but yes, that's my conclusion. If a vaccine had similar ratios of effectives vs no vaccine it'd likely not be considered an effective vaccine or deterrent. Unfortunately I've yet to see good thorough counter-arguments in this or in scientific arguments. Also, other arguments often don't consider what how policies in health care are or aren't generally considered effective.
Will Kuma support also hybrid VM and Kubernetes zones as part of the same multi-zone deployment?
The framing is obvious from the title of the article. It's a short article. Adding a bunch of context and framing would make the article worse.

The problem is that when an article gets shared on HN, people hold it to unreasonable standards of clarity and correctness... the kind of standards that are usually only achieved with careful editing. It's appropriate to level that kind of criticism at a textbook or a Wikipedia article, but the feedback is unwelcome for simple blog posts like this.

There's also a weird current of pedantry here, like "I understood the article, but someone else might misunderstand, and so the article should be clearer."
someone cited kubernetes above
You've misunderstood me. I'm not arguing that Notepad + msc.exe are more powerful than Emacs or Vim.

I'm arguing that IntelliJ/Visual Studio are more powerful than Emacs or Vim.

The Emacs and Vim architectures are antiquated and the volume of effort put into developing them (and their ecosystems) are outclassed by modern IDEs, especially for languages that scale to large numbers of developers working together (Java, C#). Emacs and Vim are poor man's IDEs compared to actual IDEs for these cases.

Emacs and Vim are mostly popular amongst C/C++ developers, where the ecosystems are generally baroque, forced by the need to integrate with embedded systems with limited toolchains or with libraries/frameworks that are very limited, and amongst developers working with dynamic languages, where you generally have small teams. Or large teams and a ton of headaches :-)
This hurts readability of code with lengthy expressions. Knowing the target of the assignment is usually more important than the particulars of the expression when you're skimming unfamiliar code. Having the variable pushed out to random locations on a ragged right side isn't helpful.
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The world would be a better place if more people said just that, good on you.
IMO the orange car had little to do with the output color grading. The real color temperature anchor is the bright foreground illumination.
the determinant of the matrix {{1,0,0},{0,1,0},{e_1,e_2,e_3}} is e_3 so <0,0,1>.

it's completely specified by the order of A and B - there are two possible orders and two possible vectors.
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I went to Gnome over Cinnamon because with an RTX2080 Gnome on wayland is butter smooth and janky as hell on Cinnamon.

The difference was vast.

It’s a shame because I much prefer Cinnamon, so much I considered just shoving a cheap RX AMD card in for work stuff/Linux.
Last time I talked with an eye doctor (some months ago) and he mentioned that the ideal brightness should match the one of the environment around. if it's darker your eyes work harder and if you are working without environment light (dark room) is bad because you blink less!
Rightward assignment is pretty strongly discouraged in the R community, due to the effect it has of burying the lede. That said, I always felt the same about Ruby’s inline if/unless (`puts "still working" unless done`) so maybe it will have a better reception in this community.
Setting Up and Customizing the Ant Design System in a Nuxt App
I guess I'll have to try it out. Craigslist has an abysmal user experience and I can't believe they haven't implemented a way to remove duplicate posts and spammy listings on just about every keyword.
Ruby currently supports "Rightward conditionals":

user.delete() if deleteUser

It is probably thought that this feature would result in similar readability improvements.
Graviton is looking really interesting.
>You chose a definition among many and then dismissed the submission as "confused" because it does not meet your definition.

My definition? I quoted wikipedia. A lot of people use "my definition" Basically under "your" definition C++ and go might as well be a functional programming language.

>Considering that ML is one of the most impactful functional programming languages both in theory and practice, I think it's right to call that absurd and dogmatic. If you take it as a personal attack that I called your argument absurd, I don't know what to say. Maybe grow a little bit of skin?

Why grow skin? I literally didn't care. I just decided to call you junior because you were acting like one. It seems like you cared more. I was just explaining to the other guy why I called you a junior. I recognize the attack but I literally don't care, but that doesn't mean I won't respond or address it.

>I don't need to provide a definition to find a flaw in yours. I did not come into this submission looking to smugly dismiss the topic at hand with my obviously irrelevant preferences for terminology. You did.

My Definition doesn't have flaws. Like I said, if I expand it to encompass mutability (as you have) then you can place Go and C++ on the functional pedestal. I haven't used ML but clearly a language like ML only allows mutability as a small exception that's rarely used otherwise there's no point to classify ML as functional.

But let's get back on topic. You literally said that no PL theorist would agree with me. But look at wikipedia. Apparently many do. So you're wrong.
Modifying Specific Letters with CSS and JavaScript
That's not how it actually works out in practice. Small lenses mean small apertures which means you get diffraction, and you get it pretty fast. With a 1-2mm aperture lens you get diffraction limiting resolution to around 8-10Mpx.

As for color balance, sure, but the parent wasn't limited to color balance.
the negated pattern is a bless for me, finally removing a lot of null checking into this short condition instead.

if (e is not null)
{
// ...
}
Yes, started a couple of weeks ago.

I'm using hashnode but previously tried Hugo. I like hashnode better because it has a bunch of nice features and I still own the content.

https://miguendes.me
Everyone gets to decide how many children they have...there has to be an universal child tax.

Of course, only those who can afford children should have them. The environment and the commons are for everyone. And there is a cost to bringing new lives and to make sure we have diversity in the gene pool, we ought to have everyone contributing to the gene pool. Otherwise it would just become an inbred mess like we have seen happen with animals and plants. It just makes us weaker as a species.

Population:

1600s ..500 million
1975s ..3.5 billion
2020s ..8.0 billion
2050s ..10 billion

1/2 surviving child per person or have them donate their DNA to a gene bank.

Stop incentivizing children.

Provide quality of life for everyone.
Good to hear and thanks for your (and others) work on Caddy, it’s always been fun to use for my self-hosted setup :)
Oh My Zsh Make your terminal look sexy
That's a good point - always important to consider the total cot of living when comparing things.
No, not sure if he did at one point though. I'm empathetic to the fact that he's probably angry for reasons I don't know, but it still makes me laugh when he goes on his rants.
Only if you believe that life altering moments must be rooted in a permanent change in your brain. Plenty of people have "life altering moments" without drugs. Its just interesting that a select few chemicals cause most people to believe they have had such a moment. It also seems to be backed up by actual significant behaviour change, which is rare in most social studies. This doesn't mean in any way that these changes are permanent. Nor does the effectiveness of the drug prove that it must be linked to some permanent change in the brain. Not in the same way malnutrition in children does. or b12 deficiency.

What exacly do you mean by "Alter your brain permanently"?
I have bookmarked a javascript snippet which a friend wrote to enable better text reading experience on such websites. It just hides all images in the page.
If you're considering using spec, you should know that spec alpha2 is significantly different internally, and is much easier to write tooling for, but has not been ported to ClojureScript. I would highly recommend trying alpha2 if you're not using CLJS, even if it's a little less stable.

https://github.com/clojure/spec-alpha2
I think all of those problems are only true when you try to do coercion with custom conformers. Which is not the intended use of conformers.

Conformers are meant to parse the data when there are multiple possibility of what something can validate against, the conformer will disambiguate and return a result that tells you which path was chosen.

Coercion is not supported as part of Spec, you're expected to do that seperatly either before or after validating/conforming.
In-memory text search based on suffix tree on Golang
So it's better if the end of history was the 60s, when there were 10000 programmers, in total, worldwide?

When we hadn't even standardized the keyboard layout and the "display" was a dot matrix printer? When there was no networking to speak of?

How does that make more sense?
A lot of my fiddling with Linux graphics issues have simply gone away by using Manjaro Linux (a user-friendly version of Arch Linux). It has a GUI configuration manager (also available in command-line) which can easily install and switch between multiple versions of drivers (both free and non-free). It even has support for NVIDIA Optimus, which you can switch between integrated/discrete graphics with only a shell logout/login (worked for XPS 15, not sure for others though)

Of course, the better way to solve this is to ditch NVIDIA altogether and move to Intel/AMD, where you can reap the full benefits of Wayland. Although Wayland works with NVIDIA on Gnome and KDE, the performance for XWayland (the X.org compatibility layer for Wayland) still seems unusably slow.
I know I was just trying to get close to the typewriter experience. :)
In many of these cases, the "A/B test" may have been accidental.

Running a software rollout is frequently done slowly, datacenter by datacenter, and during that time some people might see one version and others might see another.

From the users perspective it looks the same as an A/B test, but the difference is nobody was looking at the results...
But if someone's going to be going out anyway, how exactly is it going to hurt them if they wear a mask?

Even if the chance of reducing the spread of the disease by wearing a mask is low, isn't it worth doing to increase the odds of saving some lives?
The top level comment was making a more general claim than just color balance. There are a lot of weird artifacts in phone pictures introduced by image processing overfitting.
> it has an extremely narrow contemporary liberal view of civilization, government, technology and "progress"

Indeed - you can't even marry your own daughter!

This comment was made by CK3 gang.
Just need to add face recognition and you basically have China's playbook... Scary.
Yeah spec is quite a general thing, there are libraries which convert specs into database schemas, JSON schema, swagger etc

If communicating constraints to another environment is required they should help
One of Ruby's philosophies is to provide multiple ways to express the same fundamental operation so that it can conform to your thoughts instead of forcing your thoughts to conform to it. You can still do it the old way where it makes sense. Whether this philosophy is helpful or harmful is another debate.
"there is NO village that will raise the kids. Families raise kids. Not society."

What do you think nannies, daycare centers, and schools are doing? It is exceedingly rare for a child to be raised from birth to adulthood by just their close family.

"That’s how we evolved"

BS. We evolved to live in groups of 100-200 people (i.e. villages). Primates generally live in such groups (size varies by species) and will generally help with raising the young within the group, often with some form of social structure determining which group member is helping or being helped (e.g. lower-ranking females will act as "nannies" for higher-ranking females prior to mating and having their own offspring). Moreover, humans evolved a many-to-many mating pattern, so the "village" was the smallest unit of genetic closeness until extremely recently (and even so, people often break the social rules and have adulterous sex, and often change partners multiple times in their lifetime, resulting in a large number of half-siblings).
>balenaEtcher

It was bigger than the .img I wanted to write, and that was a whole distro!
> While the above pattern has become standardized, it feels somewhat unnatural as we read most of the spoken languages from left to right.

Is this true (the 'unnatural' part)? Reading left to right, `age = 42` can be read as "age is 42" which feels perfectly natural in English. `42 => age` would be read as "assign 42 to age"? This feels more awkward to me. I'm not sure I understand why anyone would want Rightward assignment.
Some argue that mixed case texts are more readable because the ascenders and descenders provide "synchronization points" for our eyes in scanning text. Also (and less controversially) uppercase is larger so it is slower to read it, because there are more pauses to move your eyes to the beginning of the next line.
This is a gorgeous site, to not even mention the app it’s marketing.
A mechanism to transfer money from people's paychecks to defense contracting companies.
Agree on the referenciness of the manuals. They are not the best way to learn when new to it (or to a package).

C-x 4 is a prefix for "other window".

C-x 5 is a prefix for "other frame"

(It's OK if you did not know this. I was a heavy Emacs user for a decade before I learned this).

For your particular problem, you may want to look into Hydra. Setting up your own Hydra for dired-mode will involve some basic Elisp, but not much - you can just copy/paste from elsewhere. However, you may need to write an Elisp function for your particular situation, and then have the Hydra call that function.

Similar to another commenter, once I learned hydra, I create my own menus for every new mode I want to use. Much easier than memorizing keybindings, and you can put your own custom stuff there.

Also, I rebound F6 to switching windows. C-x o would drive me nuts. F6 is the standard in Windows/DOS, so that's what I was used to (I still use it in Outlook for work to avoid the mouse).
This is a new pure JavaScript implementation. No native dependencies. See more on https://inspect.dev/why
Taking full responsibility to protect ourselves and others during Covid 19
Maybe I'm not the target audience, but this website gave me absolutely no idea what this app is. Is it some streaming music stations?
The important aspect to keep in mind is that it makes the key optional, not the value of the key.

Thus if you have a map without the key, the value won't be validated. But if the key is present, then it will validate its value.

If you want to make the value of the key optional, in the spec for the value of the key, you need to add `nil?` as a valid value.
Yes. Since you don’t believe that we are past carrying capacity, you shouldn’t be responding to this.
I spend hours per day browsing tweets. Nothing about this algorithm seems to be groundbreaking. TikTok has a strong brand and is benefiting from that
Zero information, just a link to the App Store. Pass.

edit: the App Store didn’t have any information either, no idea what this app is
it's unrealistic. in real life there would have been 3+ flips
Does it support websockets... as in, can I view/debug the data sent/received on the websocket that the web app is using to connect to its backend?
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The golden rule of estimating: double it and add 20%. The sooner you start doing that, the sooner you start underpromising and overdelivering instead of the other way around.
I was hired by Ardan Labs last year to develop Caddy 2. Ardan is still the exclusive partner for business/enterprise support (which I recommend for companies using Caddy). I now work on Caddy full-time through support from apilayer (the new owner) and other sponsors. This should be a more stable and long-term arrangement that benefits everyone, especially the user base / community!

The last six months should give you some idea.

And no, I'd rather quit than make a mess of the project.
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Hackers cannot be mass-produced (2015)
I could see both, and likely both would need to be part of estimation. It's not binary, but likely, 20% due to mask lowering viral exposure loads, 50% due to more healthy people (hence asymptomatic) getting the virus.

However, that doesn't invalidate the overall comparisons. Countries like Sweden have a lowering death rate despite no broad mask wearing (https://fortune.com/2020/07/29/no-point-in-wearing-mask-swed...). You can see an example graph here: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/coronavirus-...
Light Code Labs was not acquired; just the Caddy and CertMagic projects and their assets.
I was actually hoping this ran on iPad OS/iOS

I use https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/inspect-browser/id1203594958 but would like a more fully featured environment. Not sure if anyone has found a better developer browser for iPad?
Using SQL query builder is an anti-pattern
Is this like 'unless'?

Unless is great if it's the first or second clause on the line. If it's the tenth, then it feels more like slapstick and I am the butt of the joke. Haha, just kidding, we aren't really going to call that function.

Similarly, rightward:

someBigFunction(thatNeedsAnswersFrom(), otherFunctions(), true) => variableIAmDebugging

Three unnamed Laws of Computing that everyone ignores and at their peril:

- Nobody reads your unit tests in a PR

- People glaze over at the end of long lines of code

- Merges are hard

#2 and #3 combine to cause over half of the bad merges I have had to diagnose. Don't save the important bits for the end of a line. If I were still writing Ruby code, I'd be prepping to see more of them.
This is a good example of the adjustment the camera makes: https://mobile.twitter.com/ceejay35_/status/1303702328323653... (linked from article)
Yes, multi zone mode can be used to enable hybrid service meshes via the built-in service discovery and native ingress that enables connectivity across both K8s and VM services. Kuma itself supports Universal mode and Kubernetes mode to run pretty much the CP and the DP anywhere (including environments like AWS ECS).
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> please please please don't use RGB values in your terminal colour

Can you clarify what your suggestion is please? I assume you're talking about ANSI color escape sequences. There are 3 different ways colors are represented using ANSI color escape sequences (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#Colors)

1. Using the 16-color palette which is dynamic and under user control.

2. Using the 256-color palette, which are hardcoded colors.

3. Specifying 24-bit colors (RGB), which also hard-coded colors.

Are you asking developers of terminal applications to use neither (2) nor (3)? If so, that seems like an extraordinary, and inappropriate, request. I do hope however that developers of terminal applications make it possible to configure the application to use (1).

For example, do you disapprove of the existence of all syntax highlighting color themes unless they use only the base 16 colors?
https://github.com/metosin/malli#serializable-functions

SCI (Small Clojure Interpreter) is 4500LOC and if you just want a barebones clojure interpreter to carefully evaluate '(> x y), you could probably fit it in 100 LOC clj. Ok you want to use Python, so 500 LOC py. Or port SCI, 4500LOC port is a few person-months given a reference implementation.
for simple typing, does this seem more complex than plumatic/schema?
There's also Detroit, MI and Windsor, ON, which is the only land border crossing where you go south into Canada and north into the US.