skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Co-founder/CEO of Pixie here.

EBPF allows you to access static tracepoints that are defined in many runtime, and can be used to capture information about the state of the runtime.

Since most VM’s/runtimes allow monkey patching you can usually get to the same level of information without using EBPF. We plan to add support for this in Pixie in the future and provide a seamless experience regardless of what underlying tracing technology is used.

Lots of good stuff from Brendan Gregg here: http://www.brendangregg.com/Slides/Velocity2017_BPF_superpow...
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We don't have to forbid AI-upscaling videos, we just have to maintain the proper awareness of what those actually are (entertainment) and are not (accurate history). That's what academic historians are speaking up about.

"Alter things to make them more popular" is fine in some contexts, but if everyone starts confusing that with the original study of factual knowledge... that's a huge problem.
Nintendo clearly states on Switch specs page that the Switch dock has a "AC adapter port". Just because it uses a connector that physically looks like USB Type-C does not mean it's actually a USB type C port.
All you need to build a product is a mission
I use it only for development purposes, but thinking about switching to ungoogled chromium for that as well.
Canada likewise uses an anonymized app for this purpose. It's open source, as well.

Mobile App: https://github.com/cds-snc/covid-alert-app

Server: https://github.com/cds-snc/covid-alert-server

There's plenty to be concerned about with regard to the abuse of the database, the app doesn't need to get swept up into any paranoia.
Can the planet support a clean energy transition?
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I agree with you, but the only alternative is Chrome. If it comes down to Chrome or nothing, I'm probably just going to quit using the internet and go live in the forest.
I've heard engineering defined as something like "using a proven set of techniques to solve a number of well described problems" .

With covid there's a load of new difficult problems to solve, all of the usual in person tools are now prohibited, and staff are (at least in some places I heard) at risk of losing their pensions if they strike.
Can we stop hating on Mozilla, one of the few companies actually dedicated to respecting our privacy as well as FOSS?
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> Most seats on the market are wide because they include cupholders and other extras.

Nope. They're always too wide at the head, and it is due to side impact protection/cushioning. It has nothing to do with "extras" (unless you consider safety above mandatory regulations an "extra"), since the seats are narrower at the feet.

I've been in the buybuy BABY parking lot playing with store car seats, including the Radian, for up to an hour before (which is as fun as you can imagine).

The Radian is specifically designed to go three across, that's essentially their niche, and they accomplish it to a certain degree. The build quality of the Radian is frankly excellent, but the kid was uncomfortable after five minutes let alone if it was a multiple hour car trip (and I can see why, very firm/minimum padding). Plus it is unpleasant to install/uninstall (particularly in rear facing).

I think you've tried to prove one thing, but really proved the opposite. You've listed one car seat at the very bottom (that fits due to poor construction) and one specialty car seat that trades a lot for only 3x across. Which is essentially an admission of the reality: Most car seats don't work 3x across, it is rare, and it is problematic.

Rear seats in even large SUVs have very little wall-to-wall room, you pull your average Britax or Graco car seat off the shelf, it isn't going to work 3x across. A lot of people wind up changing cars, or replacing their 1st and 2nd kid's $200 car seats to spend $600 more on three Radians (because even with one Radian and two non-Radians it doesn't work).
There's also a lot of people pleading to the drug offence to get off of the property crime.
That's a really great observation! Ironic..
How to Run Apache Kylin on Kubernetes
Dell laptops at my old job used a WD15 dock for peripherals and power. All over a frail USB-C connector that often failed, or the dock failed. I don't know what to fault Dell's design or USB-C or both but it made for busy days. But a three inch long connector sticking out from the side of a laptop is a lever and bound to go crunch!
Probably more thinking about mapping large files to virtual address spaces and treating them like memory. Try to map a 50GB file into memory on a 32 bit system and you run into complications that you don't have on a 64 bit system.
Hm. Didn't think of that. Didn't touch VGA for so long...
I thought they threw the GFX drivers out of the kernel quite some time ago, exactly for the reason that they were causing too many blue screens?
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This explains the success of APL.
It goes implied in pg's remark, and my own opinion, that the notation must be good for practitioners. It's of course possible for notation to be plain bad for everyone.

The argument actually says "don't optimize notation for beginners, optimize for practitioners". It doesn't imply making things difficult for beginners on purpose; just that they are not the priority.
You can start here - https://www.elastic.co/blog/loading-wikipedia
Private prisons make up 8.4% of the total prison population. [0]

Interestingly, that's less than half what it is in Australia and UK.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prison#:~:text=Statist....
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It's not normal to work two full time blue collar jobs. They wear you out. You don't have the energy.

This original post is unbridled greed and while legal, it further cements my opinion about this industry and who it serves in society. It's a wealth transfer to the already wealthy and well connected. The work is laughably easy and the pay is at least an order or magnitude better than the average. The demographics skew hard towards white males.

The reason people start talking about going to the IRS is because they see the inequality and want someone to do something -- even though there is nothing they can do.
You said it was common. I said "it was not universal or common".

Social media is often used to amplify a message, do not act shocked when it amplifies the response as well.

I am not sure what the Portugal drug model has to do with this topic or why you're pivoting away from murderers and to drug users. You specifically noted murderers(effectively the most heinous of crimes), as gaining more sympathy than racist tweeters. This "sympathy" being provided to these murderers is them rotting in a prison for the rest of their lives or being executed. Social media and "cancel culture" is not on the same level as being stuffed in a prison for the rest of your life or getting a lethal injection. That was my point, not that racist speech on twitter is an automatic crime(though keep in mind that free speech laws do not actually cover all forms of speech).

How do you rehabilitate a racist tweeter in a thoughtful and caring manner that doesn't alienate their sensibilities? For all the talk of toxic "cancel culture", ingrained racism is also extremely toxic, and should not simply be ignored.
Like the BBC did, Food and Wine, the Irish Times, and the Irish Independent got the law wrong. It's actually the Finance Act 1985 that makes "bread", subject to limitations on its ingredients, zero rated.

* http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1985/act/10/section/50/en...

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24654370
99 USD a month?!

I pay 18.80 GBP a month for this.
That’s the exact reason I (as a programmer) want to start doing some wood work, there’s something about creating tangible stuff that web programming just doesn’t fulfill.

You talk about the table saw as a complement. I thought it was a must have, legit question, how do you make precise long cuts without a table saw?
> These recipes are not "refined" to meet any criteria that have to do with quality of the product

This comment is just ignorant of how modern food science works. All of the ingredients in mass-produced bread exist to improve the quality of the product. They exist to improve the texture (try recreating that texture at home, you won’t be able to), to improve the moisture content, to improve the nutritional value (eg, all of the vitamins added to fortified flour), and to improve the shelf life.

You’re free to not like it, and it would be reasonable to say it’s not ‘traditional bread’. But traditional bread didn’t contain yeast monocultures either, so most breads won’t meet that standard. What you have is a very niche opinion, and it would be equally valid to say that adding extraneous ingredients like seeds or yeast makes something ‘fake bread’.
Fascinating! That's such a classic color for an electric guitar, I had no idea where it came from.
We are not hating anyone, just giving honest feedback (if they listen) so that they can improve based on that.
> "I should have the right to not work with violent people"

You do have that right, because you can switch jobs at will (unlike that person), in case you don't want to work with someone purely due to their past and not something they are doing at your workplace.

I don't think we should be blocking people (who have already paid their dues for the crimes they have committed in the past) from getting a job solely for their past, just because you might be uncomfortable with that.

It isn't like you are trapped, you always have an option to leave. The person who paid their dues to the prison system doesn't have any options if they become unhireable solely due to people's prejudices about their past. And at that point, what other option do they have other than turn their head towards crime again? Rent and bills aren't gonna pay themselves.

Not the best solution, but I don't think that denying someone a job based on your discomfort about their distant past is reasonable at all. Of course, as long as they weren't in-and-out of jail multiple times for the same crimes, because that's an indication that they are likely to re-commit.
Have you considered Lutron? They hire fresh grads.
> ML/AI-invented content (colours, fill-ins during upscaling, textures, etc.) already outperforms genuine historical content

I think you are missing OPs point.

Better (colours, fill-ins during upscaling, textures, etc.) is not more accurate. Any change is worse from the original because now its modified (however ugly the original is). It suddenly becomes a fake.
Now I'm curious, what is your wife's opinion on this matter?
Looks like I was misremembering the details of this LTT video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2VxwFEA8xM

They use a Thunderbolt hub (CalDigit TS3 Plus) to a Thunderbolt GPU box. (Razer core X) A single cable goes to the hub, GPU box and all your USB peripherals plug into the hub. The hub itself claims it can run a DP 1.2 monitor, so you could skip the GPU box, if you don't need graphics performance.
Flightplan: Forming distributed dataplane systems from a single P4 program
The point was that OOP was popular, ML wasn't.
I am now imagining up-scaling my ruler to be accurate to 0.000001"
Informative. Thanks for sharing.
Seriously speaking, it took me many years to realize that nearly all Windows BSoD messages are non-specific and useless - looking them up is a total waste of time. The only correct way to identify the actual error is analyzing the crashdump in WinDbg.

I recently fixed a family computer that crashes randomly after a RAM upgrade. Removing the RAM didn't help, and it was totally a wild goose chase. The BSoD stop codes indicate some types of crucial system errors or memory corruption, sometimes in drivers, sometimes in kernel, but nonspecific. Finally I installed WinDbg and opened the crash dumps, and all dumps have the same error, and it became obvious immediately,

KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR - This bug check indicates that the requested page of kernel data from the paging file could not be read into memory.

RAM was fine, the kernel simply cannot swap from the bad hard drive, no wonder it crashes. But the SSD was known-good, so I checked voltages, and saw the +5 V had a huge voltage drop. Upon closer look, found a loose wire at the power supply.
>>>> I know. Capitalism is great!

I was thinking "God will provide," equally hypothetical.

>>>> Prussia set the model. Our country uses it for our country's indoctrination. Not a hard concept.

But effectively? Prove that our schools are actually carrying out indoctrination. It's not even measured. How would we know? The origins and even structural similarities don't prove the intention or outcome of contemporary education. You have to show that what you're claiming is actually happening.

>>>> Why?

Ask them. Probably because of parental demand, and it's an easy formula. If charter schools are loosely modeled on the public school formula, it's easier to move kids in and out, and to hire teachers.

>>>> But the funds are tied to the children, not the school district. Doing so would create more competition in existing public schools.

You have to prove an actual effect on competition. Without overcapacity, slotting kids into schools is a zero sum game. The system may be quite stable over time, which might suggest that something other than competition is driving quality.
Credit card chargeback is the answer
I use both kubernetes and OTP supervisors and don't find it misleading, rather I quite agree but maybe I'm missing something. I'm curious what you mean by that?
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Cool analysis! Two questions.
1) Will you share the software you used for this analysis? I briefly scanned the article Methodology, but didn't see names dropped. Forgive me if you mentioned it there.
2) Are you hoping to win an Ig-Nobel prize with this? :D
Fuck Reddit. After their CEO or whomever (Spez) secretly editing the comments of other users without any indication of an edit, or when they started banning people for simply upvoting certain posts, what credibility does that craphole have left?

It's begging to be put out of its misery by a better alternative, just like it did to Digg.
Being "dedicated" doesn't excuse doing a shit job.
> It should be noted that although it was terribly designed the Commodore 1541 disk drive was by far the most common peripheral sold with the machine. It was fairly uncommon for C64 owners to load off of tape unlike other 8 bit systems

I think this was true for the American market.

However in Europe (and I believe in Australia as well) tape was the main medium people would have used. Certainly when the C64 was being marketed towards children as late as the early 90s, it was being sold as a cheap games machine and came with the trusty datasette.

I don't think that it was until the Amiga 500(and of course the Atari st) where the disk format really took off for the home market this side of the pond.
It's impossible to know for sure what employers actually check for when you're hired, but anecdotally I've only been given a background check consent form at three of about a dozen jobs over the past three decades, and two of those also required DoD security clearances. I suspect larger employers do it as a matter of course, and smaller ones don't.
I'm gonna add gift cards paid for with cash to that
On top of what texasbigdata said, try searching for "london" "the knowledge". The non-linear way London's street system has evolved over the centuries has lent to some very unusual ways of getting around town that Uber/Lyft/GPS haven't really been able to supplant yet. The guys who test for "The Knowledge" have to do years of research, physically driving the best routes from major locations in great detail.

This research, whether they pass or not, results in marked growth in temporal and visuo-spatial parts of the brain.

It's one of my favorite subjects being a bit of a geography geek myself.
Socially conservative but fiscally liberal is much of the republican party of the USA. Fiscal liberalism is free market capitalism, and socially conservative is like religion or nationalistic preservationism or whatever.

Or are you thinking of the weird America centric definition of liberal that means vaguely "aligned with the democratic party".
Argument from Analogy
This is a tough problem because I believe many (not all) criminals can't be fully rehabilitated, in the sense that they can be made into normal, functioning adults. Often there is an underlying personality disorder which combines with personal circumstance that leads to the crime. The most common ones I've seen from criminals are borderline personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.

"Though psychopaths make up roughly 1% of the general male adult population, they make up between 15% and 25% of the males incarcerated in North American prison systems" - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4059069

These disorders don't go away on their own, and these disorders can be difficult to pick up in an interview, often because the person is motivated to thoroughly hide it and present the best possible image to the interviewer.

Put simply, if you are hiring a criminal that just came out of prison, you are far, far, far more likely to be hiring a psychopath or someone with a severe personality disorder than you would be if you hired from the non-criminal population.
Why Code Reviews Are Good, but Not Enough
> There are libraries that do this, like https://github.com/sasa1977/exactor

At the very top of the Extractor readme:

> I don't maintain this project anymore. In hindsight, I don't think it was a good idea in the first place. I haven't been using ExActor myself for years, and I recommend sticking with regular GenServer instead :-)

This both confirms what you said about the Elixir community shying away from macro magic, and makes this library a very bad idea to use in new projects, imo.
EvolGAN Boosts Image Quality for Small or Difficult Datasets
In case you're being snarky: it doesn't logically follow that because PL notation should optimize for practitioners, that any notation will be successful. It's possible for a notation to be bad for practitioners as well.
good. hope it burns when it flies.
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Wait .. their survival depends on a program they love to devalue and spit in customers' faces with? (Long explaination but look up sky pesos, devaluation charts, PQDs, CC hawking, etc)

If anything they've done all that they can to try to make status harder to hit/maintain and used it to grab more profit. Now that they're not getting profit they're trying to cry to FFs.
If you step around a nail sticking out of the ground, then the nail is the cause of you taking the path you take, yes. But the point is: you're no longer stepping on the nail.
Nope. Key words there are "should call".
So they take payment for a service they know they will not provide... Maybe someone can explain how this isn't fraud.