skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your question is so general that I'm inclined to say that you need to do more research and refine it more. If you're asking what you're asking you're not yet qualified to oversee the process.

The sane way of going about "building one's dream home" is dependent on a bunch of variables that you don't define.

Basically you have two options, be rich enough that you can pay for whatever the hell you want or be moderately skilled in just about everything and do it all yourself.

Regardless of which path you take you probably also want to do it somewhere that's rural, poor or preferably both so that nobody cares what you do. All the problems involve people. Busybody neighbors, local officials, etc so the more people you can cut out of the equation the better because each of these introduces a whole new set of problems and acts like a stress multiplier.

Like everything else in life the faster you want to go from start to finish the more it will cost.
Interesting, does seem it's always kinda been hyphenated, yet the aspect that there is a discussion group over it does somewhat show my confusion is not alone, mad but will admit - it is hyphenated as the other comment says - check the comics - it's hyphenated, though a few with it upon two lines and maybe the source of confusion.
On top of all that Dota 2 is one of the best supported games in history, comparable only to the likes of World of Warcraft and Fortnite.

It's not like they released Dota 2 and that was that. They've kept developing it to this day at a breakneck pace, including even swaping out the engine like pfranz mentioned.
I remember reading reviews on this app (KPT Bryce [0]) in MacFormat in the 90s or so. The software seemed to use a really unique UI for development when compared to most creative Mac apps of that time.

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[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryce_(software)
Toward a Technological Cage for the Masses
Agreed. I have notifications largely disabled on my phone. If it is important, then you need to realise you're being rude and interrupt me with a phone call.
It is a conflict between physical and mental health. If you sleep in you'll get anxiety about missed appointment and if you wake early you'll feel tired.
Like what? The remote editing extensions come to mind (although there are open source alternatives), but what else?
QA is becoming an endangered species. As a software engineer I despise that my end users are my beta testers. Only a handful of times in my career have I had the luxury of a QA team and they were worth their weight in gold.

Of course business doesn't care, all they see is cost centers. Who cares if the bug count is 10,000 or 200, right?
It's how Microsoft Teams works, not my idea!
I laugh at the image of a statistical ensemble of people hammering bees with hammers, with one of them causing a fire.
With the expectation being that people should be reachable via phone?

I mean, I guess I gave in too, with Slack notifications now showing up on my phone, which feels like a defeat, but this expectation of reachability seems wrong to me, at least if it’s not a dedicated work phone.

My own private phone should ideally not receive any work-related notifications.
Correct. It’s confusing because most other man-suffixed superheroes do not have hyphens (e.g. Superman) or the hyphen was removed prior to hitting mainstream culture (e.g. Batman).
I just checked. I am on iOS 14 and it did migrate my sleep and wake time to the health app.

Edit: The alarm went off at the appropriate time.
I happily lived in an underground house for several years.

However, there were some key differences in the design. My house had an above ground A frame roof with a door at ground level. The door opened to stairs going down to a second door to enter the living space. It looked like a house that had sunk 3/4s of the way into the ground.

I never had a any problems with pests or flooding and the heating and cooling costs were tiny, even with winters below freezing and summers in the mid 90s.

I guess technically it was a "mostly" underground house and in my experience that design worked really well.
I hate those things! In outlook webmail, they completely break copying and pasting addresses and in some cases it replaces the address with names and makes it really hard to find out what the actual address is.
https://i.imgur.com/2V5OlVz.jpg should work better.
I switched to WhatsApp from Hangouts because I stopped getting alerts when my wife messaged me on Hangouts.

Tried for a while to resolve it, but, fuck it, WhatsApp just works
I've been using DDG as default for over a year. First I search on DDG and if I don't like the result I go on Google. It's in my muscle memory so I sometimes don't even notice which service I am looking at.
Scepticism is healthy, particularly when dealing with statements so vehemently asserted by the state. Do you have some examples of Murray's reporting on the Assange case being untrustworthy?
> We found that with an application that increases its memory utilization over time, low requests (which reserves memory for each pod) and a generous hard limit on utilization was a recipe for node saturation and a high rate of evictions. To adjust for this we eventually decided to use higher requests and lower limit which took pressure off of the nodes and allowed pods to be recycled without putting too much pressure on the node.

Kubernetes works at its most efficient when you scale by adding more Pods, rather than scaling within a Pod. Requests and limits should be equal to each other, and a HorizontalPodAutoscaler (or KEDA Scales object) should be used to add more Pods as utilization increases. Using Cluster Autoscaler then makes sure that your cluster has sufficient Nodes to schedule the Pods. Then you just need to set up alerting to tell you if the autoscaling reaches minimums (indicating that you should consider lowering the minimum, to improve efficiency) or maximums (indicating that you should consider increasing the maximums), and you can leave things well enough alone, unless the speed at which scaling occurs is insufficiently slow for your use case.
This isn't a trial, it's an extradition hearing. It's not newsworthy primarily because nothing particularly surprising or interesting has happened or is likely to happen. We know what Assange is charged with and, to some extent, the nature of the evidence against him. All that remains is to wait for the decision. The trial, if there is one, is likely to get more coverage.
There is actually even a connection between PDEs and SDEs (stochastic differential equations), namely the Feynman-Kac formula which is used a lot in financial mathematics, but it generally allows you to switch between the expectation operator and solving a PDE.
agreed, immediately closed, not sure why they bother with writing something if obviously they don't care if anyone reads it with choosing font/effect like this
This is hilarious :D

Love both discussions but I actually wanted to now about people speaking on stages about tech topics.
Or in the current situation speaking on virtual conferences via video chat.
The thing is, houses which are half hidden by hillsides have been built for hundreds of years with basic materials in the alps, so i'd have thought there is a rich seam of information about what works, and how to tackle various problems (my parent's house is like this, with a whole floor difference in level between the back and front of the house and this doesn't have damp problems).
The root problem is that an aboveground power distribution network was used when an underground one would have been the right solution. This is not cheap to fix and so lotteries with peoples lives and property are on the order of the day.

The US power infrastructure is dated and super fragile, fixing it would be super costly and would take a long time. The profit oriented nature of these companies is what stops this from being tackled, utilities should be run at cost with public safety as the first order of priority, not profits.
The use of quotes might be because the labels of "right" and "left" are very geographically dependent. The political Overton window in the USA is very different to other English-speaking countries, not to mention the rest of the world. For the record, I don't disagree with the labelling, just explaining the possible reasons.
same. i had multiple days of confusion 'cause i thought i was sleeping thru the alarm / half-consciously dismissing it (something i've had trouble with before)

i'll never trust apple to provide a simple alarm clock again for anything important
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max AnTuTu Bench
AnTuTu benchmark Reveals core Specifications like RAM and Display resolution along with performance results
I use BattleEye on my gaming VM to play Mount and Blade Warband without any issues...
I can't change it :'D
Skepticism. Yes please.
I believe such a horrible misfeature would require support from desktop environment. I mostly use XFCE and believe it doesn't have that feature. I'm not so sure, but believe that Windows is also mostly fine: note that an app minimized to tray is still running, "Quit" is distinct from "Close". Did I miss something in popular desktop environments?
New title - “I used beta software and found a bug”
I remember about 80% of them by muscle memory, but... I've forgotten some, so my party trick now is to get a cube 'nearly' solved in about 50 seconds, then give it to someone else, and say "I've done all the hard work already, you can finish it off".
I only feel locked in to Apple because I despise Google so much and the 2 Android phones I previously had were complete garbage. If there was a another viable option, I would go with it in a second.
The payoff is real: “So the whole universe runs on this system of sapphires connected by paths?”

“MOST OF IT RUNS ON SAPPHIRES ON PATHS, BUT I USE RUBY ON RAILS FOR THE DATABASES.”

I quite enjoyed this story, thank you for sharing it.
Not sure how important it is to bring up something from 60 years ago. All the workers from that time are likely dead.
iOS doesn't even have anti-spam and caller lookup features :(

I need to copy'n'paste numbers (super clunky) to google them (spammy results). And then "Siri" sees I have a number in my clipboard, and assumes we're BFFs now and keeps giving me widget suggestions to call and message the spammer!
It looks like they are specialized monitoring companies. They aggregate traffic data from many ISPs and give them back a global picture. It is to mitigate DDOS attacks at the network level.
This is one of the big questions! When is it "enough" testing?
In some places they even push the expectation of being accessible immediately at any time ("being on call"), and it’s not paid hours. Crazy times we live in.
Oculus Quest in particular is in majority a non-steam headset. If you want to use it with steam, you need to buy an additional cable (Oculus Link).

When I see people talking about Oculus dominination technology-wise, they mostly talk about the Oculus Quest. More specifically, a wireless standalone headset that doesn't require static captors to have 6 degrees of freedom.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, as I only started looking into VR recently.
>>after installing an update

This is the key part, it should be BEFORE you install the update, and with "Do you accept these new terms and wish to install"

Not like it is today

"We have forced these new terms on you, and if you do not accept you lose all access to this game"

as there is no easy way to rollback to the previous version that worked
There were very few people who made it their job. The ease and accuracy with which artistic works can be replicated and replicates in the 1600s and earlier was much, much more limited.

An actor or singer didn't need this protection in 1800 because there was no film or audio records. You had to hire them to perform. It's no coincidence that the first protected works were books, because there was the printing press.
On iPadOS 14 the bedtime feature got removed entirely since there is no Health App available for iPads. I guess i have to say goodbye to using my iPad as a high tech alarm clock for now...
Here's how to analyze the Rubik's cube using GAP [1]. For example, they show that you can get any permutation of the eight vertices of the cube. It's a great way to get motivated to learn some group theory.

[1] https://www.gap-system.org/Doc/Examples/rubik.html
Great story! My wife uses alarm, and I have to turn it off literally every day. I wish same thing happens for us, even once )))
This. I'm currently trying to figure this mess out and all I want is a reference for the different objects and what parameters they take, or what the hell an "apiVersion" is and which ones are available. Instead their "documentation" is a bunch of unhelpful guides that never show examples of what I need to know. How this has reached widespread adoption is beyond me.
>If you post on someone else's domain, then it's their content, and they're in control of it, not you. No matter what is claimed otherwise.

Likewise, if you are paying for hosting and a domain to any corporation, they effectively control your published content. Isn't that so? A hosting company can remove your account; a domain registrar can ban you, too. Isn't that what had been happening to Gab?

The only way you can be in full control of your own content is publishing a hidden service on Tor, an eepsite on I2P, a site on ZeroNet--provided you use it with Tor--, etcetera. Sure, it's availability at the expense of visibility, but that's how it is right now.
Lessons interviewing 200 engineers: the perfect process to manage tech debt
Your argument seems to be that he should be instantly available on his telephone but not on zoom or slack? Seems like you're just shuffling the problem around.
We seem to be in the mood to burn trillions of dollars, so I'm not sure what expensive means anymore.

Renovating US infrastructure seems more prescient than another trillion dollar funemployment program.
The list of retracted Covid-19 papers is up to 33
> I mean, I can see a case for copyrighting such a setup as an art-piece.

I must admit I don't. I cannot bring myself to see the Eiffel tower being copyrighted at night as anything but absurd, even for selling photos.

Not everything needs to be profitable or have a price tag. I think we should agree upfront as a society that you shouldn't expect to make money from photos of the exterior of your public building.
+1 to that!

I like nano, and I'm not ashamed to admit it.
I stopped using Samsung's clock alarm for this reason. It's quite hard to figure out as a heavy sleeper whether actually only 1 of my 5 alarms went off or I was just sleeping through them.

One day I just stared at the clock app, not ringing, as my alarm time came and went. At least validated all those times I've doubted myself.

Downloaded AMDroid now. Much better, and much more customizable, and it turns out I never actually sleep through an alarm, they just never went off.

I also got really good at multiplying 2-digit numbers in a sleep-daze.
Had that in JP Morgan. New fancy things better work with all the tooling in place otherwise you can forget about using it (code review, unit tests, linter, deployment, packaging, vulnerability scanning, etc...).

Honestly, this was great, this prevented developers and new graduates from rewriting every goddamn thing in the language du jour.

I hope I never have to work in an organization with 100+ developers that doesn't enforce some standards. It's impossible to join a project and collaborate with other teams when every single developer/project decided to use its own language and make its own deployment system.
You can use a bang in DuckDuckGo for this. Just add !g somewhere in the search and it'll redirect the search to Google.

They have bangs setup for all sorts of things.

https://duckduckgo.com/bang
I suspect you know, but you can search google via ddg by appending the !g bang.
> I will ride my bike on a sidewalk

Yeah, don't do that. If you want to be on the sidewalk, walk your bike.

As a pedestrian, I won't move away from the path of bikes on the sidewalk, even if you have to fall down "because" of me.
Export of files in open format for exchange with other hobbyists is not "more than just a hobby".

Drawings is not "more than just a hobby."
> make it illegal for you to then use or power on the phone that you own

It that actually true? There is this thing called "exhaustion of intellectual property rights" that limits the rights you can enforce after you have sold something. This is also the basis for the First-sale doctrine in the US.
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Depends on your definition of "safe", but there's an official Onion service for Facebook for example: http://facebookcorewwwi.onion
I'm surprised they still don't have anything that comes close to Live Transcribe that Google has for Android.
It is independent of publishers. An author could have handwritten the books himself with no intermediaries before sale. Without copyright anyone who brought the book could replicate and sell it without restriction and sell it for cheaper, while the author doesn't get anything.
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Sorry, the text in quotes is my own, I'm not quoting anything. Probably I should have found a way to write that without quotation marks.

Rust added a new borrow-checker implementation, "non-lexical lifetimes" (NLL) in December 2018, as part of introducing the 2018 "edition" (a compile-time flag that says what compatibility level you're targeting, roughly analogous to --std=c99). In 2019, they backported it to the original 2015 edition and removed the original implementation, "AST borrowck". As the names imply, NLL has the ability to handle more complex patterns without assuming borrows are live for the entire lexical scope just because it's accessed somewhere in a pair of braces; this turns out to be very useful in practice, since a lot of natural patterns (including those written by beginners not trying to do anything complicated) trip up the older implementation. However, NLL initially accepted some code that was invalid, and it was shipped anyway, and at least a couple of production Rust users ended up writing things incorrectly accepted by NLL. See https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/8/23/214 for my summary of what happened with some links. (I don't think this caused any problems in practice; my sense is that it was undefined behavior, which shouldn't be possible in safe Rust, but the compiler almost certainly chose a behavior that happened to match the intended semantics.) And there's work in progress on a new borrow-checker implementation called "Polonius."

All this is to say that, if you wrote a paper in 2018 saying that Rust's (AST-based) borrow-checker feature is great and Ada should pick it up, you're still behind Rust because there's a new one. If you wrote a paper in 2019 and based your work on NLL, you stood a nonzero chance of picking up that bug. If you write one today, maybe you should base your work on Polonius, but Polonius will itself probably take a fair bit of real-world use to shake out its own bugs.

> It's easy to find projects on Github where dynamic allocation is used; e.g. https://github.com/ghdl/ghdi

Thanks, that's useful!

Though (and maybe this is my unfamiliarity with Ada), from some quick looking around to see where it dynamically allocates, I find https://github.com/ghdl/ghdl/blob/master/src/synth/synth-hea... , which seems to bind the C malloc function and intentionally not bind free and leak all memory, am I reading that right? That's definitely safe but suboptimal.
Some steady rhythms sometimes seem to put me in a strangely dissociated state of mind.Mind you, I was diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy as a child, and while I haven't been on any meds for close to 30 years now, with no real issues, that's definitely an underlying condition.

I feel it as a kind of time discontinuity, as if parts of my experience were running at different speeds. It's not very pleasant, but also not overpowering. Pretty rare, these days.
Do you have any argument for it or is it a generic statement independent of anything?

Because there have been other 'fads' still being strong today.

Kubernetes solves real problems which have been hard for a long time. Its the first thing you, as an infrastructure team, want to have to be able to provide your teams a manageable environment for yourself.

mesos, nomad, docker swarm and co.

Developers don't want a VM and you can't manage and maintain VMs if someone else is doing something with them.

Cloud native is here to stay; It will affect and already affects tools, applications and architecture.
Did you mean "brazil ocean"? https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=brazilo...
Yes, but if you have the content and maybe even a static site generated by Hugo or something on a computer you control, it doesn't take more than few minutes to deploy the whole site to a new host and transfer the domain to point to the new address.
`kubectl apply --prune` should nominally do this. Irritatingly (I acknowledge I'm almost as responsible as anyone else for doing something about this), it's had this disclaimer on it for quite some time now:

> Alpha Disclaimer: the --prune functionality is not yet complete. Do not use unless you are aware of what the current state is. See ⟨https://issues.k8s.io/34274⟩.

I haven't used it in anger, so I can't add any disclaimer or otherwise of my own.

kpt is the recent Google-ordained (AFAICT) solution to this problem, but is ot yet at v1.

You could also resolve this yourself by either:

* versioning with labels and deleting all resources with labels indicating older versions

* using helm _only_ in the last mile, for pruning
> I’ve never met anyone at a gym or bar before.

Me neither, gym seems an especially weird place to meet people. Aren't most people at gyms just trying to get their workout in and get out? I can't imagine trying to strike up conversation at the gym. Feel like it would be like trying to start a conversation on public transport. Another big no no.
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Yep this form of "journalism" always makes me wonder about why somebody would do this. Informing the public seems to be a secondary concern. At least that's my initial impression. Basically, this reads as clickbait aimed at some influencer circle jerk playing out across linkedin, quora, etc. where people with too much time and yet no attention span hang out to profile themselves to each others and do some ego boosting: "OMG look what I discovered and how brilliant that makes me look". I imagine somebody drooling over all the clicks they are getting and am already annoyed with myself that I'm perpetuating that bullshit by having clicked on the thing.

It looks like a minor non issue to me. But this being California, I imagine the kind of people in that before mentioned circle jerk might include lawyers, politicians, etc. that are looking to get in on the action (i.e. lawsuits, publicity, and other melodrama) that has nothing to do with the actual technical problem. The latter I imagine is a simple matter of this company getting off their ass and replacing the rusting parts in question.

In short, what's the agenda of the person that wrote this?