skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apparently after Altera acquisition they sought "synergies" in all the different divisions. My friend was an intern who was tasked with porting some of the network protocol stack to SystemVerilog. Apparently it did work and SystemVerilog was the right HDL to use because of support for structs that can map to packet headers. I'm not sure it's being used in production.

It'd be interesting to see how AMD will execute and integrate this acquisition, considering they are less of a madhouse company than Intel.
You're right that it isn't everything, but the non-https stuff out there is super buggy. I had a Canon 5D Mark 4 and it had the option to (s)ftp up raws so I wouldn't have to take out the card. So I went to the trouble of setting up my own secure ftp server. Guess what. It didn't work. I tried everything from raw IP, to a naked domain, to a ftp domain, whatever it was there was absolutely no way of getting Canon to make the connection securely.

That's why everything is moving to HTTPS endpoints. It's simple. You just give a url and it works.
The Differences Between Interpreter and Compiler Explained
This looks fantastic and I like the focus! I am not sure if it's so great to have the getting-started info spread out over multiple site - joinmobilizon.org and mobilizon.org - though
How was his laptop oriented at the time such that a vertically falling pen managed to punch a hole in the screen?
Four legs good, two legs bad. Hypocrisy of the incumbent
Dumb q: pgbouncer didn't have logs? There was no way to modify the connection or request to add identifying info? Genuinely curious...
Then, you might be interested in watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz-4co8IaI8
> create effective ads making people proud to wear masks

That's not advertising, be honest - it's propaganda.
This comment is off topic, but while I'm listening to the earnings call, I don't hear about specifically official PyTorch and Tensorflow support for AMD graphic cards. All the questions and answers are generic with buzzwords like AI, doubling down on our software support, but it doesn't give me confidence to change my NVIDIA GPU to an AMD one for the foreseeable future.

I remember the time when Elon Musk said to an analyst that he's asking boring questions to fill in his spreadsheet, and I'm feeling the same thing while listening to the earnings call.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54696873
Noam Chomsky GCAS Lecture [video]
Gaming on Linux – Not Just for Hipsters
> I wonder how many of those use YouTube-dl on the backend

i wager to say that the vast majority of browser extensions and websites that allow downloading of media content use ytdl in the background
If you think US Christians treat gays and trans badly, you should take a look at how they are treated in Islamic countries. It's orders of magnitude worse, and it's because of Islam.
In other words, the good old MVC pattern.

(M) Model is your `data`.
(V) View is what your function returns.
(C) Controller is the functions your elements may use to mutate the data.
Wanted to take this chance to thank you for writing such a lucid and at the same time complete textbook, and then going ahead and making it freely available. It's the first maths textbook that I went through on my own, and might stay the only one, because any other text reads convoluted after yours.
I wasn't criticizing Postgres as much as I was a bit confused why I don't hear more people talking about this issue.

I think poolers confuse the issue because they solve the problem of allowing multiple processes to share the same pool, they don't increase throughput to the server.

The 5000 connection example was probably missing some context. I actually was using 10mb per connection as the overhead which creates a decently expensive server for not a lot of throughput.

By pipelining what I mean is allowing multiple requests to be in flight on the connection, each tagged with an ID that gets queued on the server. When a worker process gets around to processing it, it'll send back a response with the same ID. This increases driver complexity but also makes it so you need very few connections per client.
I replaced mine with a static HTML page via a custom extension loaded in "Developer mode". It only takes a small JSON file for the manifest and the HTML page itself.
The full versions of these illustrations have high resolutions:

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(Not sure if these are linked anywhere, but I just chopped the image size out of the URL.)
Or Chromium
Load Testing Guide
Respecting Children's Pain
Enormous security leak at the Rikssbanken and banks
SimilarWeb raises $120M for its AI-based market intelligence platform
the fact that it took a ~800k years to reduce atmospheric CO2 from 3500 to 650 might have something to do with it...

IF we somehow found a way of getting this much water in a single place (flood half of sahara?) it would 1) take ~30k years to lower ppm back to 300 if we stopped emissions and 2) it would probably kill the amazon rainforests which would lose its saharan dust fertilizer. if you don't do it in sahara, you have to get this much fertilizer from somewhere else.

nevertheless people are exploring azolla: https://www.climatefoundation.org/azolla.html
> I expect "Org mode is for keeping notes [...]" to take up about three lines. What's going wrong for you?

It takes 4 lines here, but the issue is with horizontal overflow: "planning" is in the end of the first line for me, and it's cut on the last "n" (with no horizontal scroll). Below that, "developed by many others." is cut on "h" in "others". That's in FF 68, where it's also aligned to the right side, while in FF 78 it is centered. All the other elements are centered in FF 68 too.

It moves to the left and becomes readable (i.e., all words are fully visible) when I remove font settings (org.css:32) and the --body-left ones, or if "display: flex" is disabled altogether, but not sure what's the exact issue. There's "overflow-x: hidden" in the CSS, which probably contributes to it.

Edit: apparently it's similar to the issue reported by john-aj here.
It's of course fine to make the case for privacy and security in a product like this, but please do it without snark and especially without being an internet asshole. Those things are destructive of the ecosystem here, and the ecosystem is more important than any particular thread or product.

I'm sure you wouldn't litter in a city park or dump motor oil into a lake, so please don't do the analogical things on HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Varnish Configuration Language. Fast.ly’s UI gives direct access to the full (I think?) configuration file to edit in plain text (in addition to its UI tools for doing so).
Or they stop supporting extensions all together.
For the average person, the definition of an "ad" isn't contingent on whether or not Google is getting paid for it. For the average person, a promotional 3rd-party text that is trying to get them to buy an office chair is an ad.

It's like Google claiming that if they give you free credits for adwords that it suddenly stops counting as an ad. Users don't care.
> If you read what I wrote you will not find the word extremist anywhere.

I missed that you were a different poster than the one I responded to.

> I didn’t say you you intend to sabotage quality education. I said you were against excellence. Turning a gifted school into a normal one will in practice be the end of academic acceleration.

But it isn't turning a gifted school into a normal one. The proposal still requires accelerated math background, high test scores, and recommendations from administrators. The teachers will remain strong. The proposal isn't a raw lottery among all FCPS students. The proposal isn't cutting funding for the astronomy lab. The option for the gifted won't vanish. The same population of people will be able to apply to TJ.

I am not "against excellence". I do value other things in different ratios, perhaps. If somebody told me that the average AP scores at TJ would go down by 0.2 points and the school would have a population of free-and-reduced-lunch kids that matched the general population of FCPS, I'd say that was a good trade. I may value "excellence" less than you (for some definition of excellence) but I don't oppose it.

I also believe that TJ's test focus (and AP focus) leads to a suboptimal pedagogy. Look at how 8th period has changed over the last several decades. Gone are the opportunities for wild experimentation and creativity outside of the norm. I believe that students are being forced into boxes at TJ and that eliminating the test will make it more clear that TJ can better serve its students with a wider set of opportunities for its kids.

I know a fair number of alumni who wouldn't encourage their kids to attend TJ because the "excellence" it provides is so limited in scope. Students can feasibly be exposed to better curricula in IB and to wider ranges of human experiences at accelerated programs within base schools. I don't know if I fully agree, but the fact that very smart, successful, and educate people can look at TJ and say "I do not agree that this is a pinnacle of excellence" should make us all step back and understand that we don't agree on what excellence means.

You did also use the phrase "support destroying..." when describing me and my beliefs. I think that "sabotage" is a reasonable match to that.
Surveillance company harassed female employees using its own facial recognition
> The Senate rules used to allow unlimited debate (a practice known as filibustering) and to end the debate, it required the votes of 3/5 of the Senate or 60 senators (known as the cloture vote). In April 2017, the Senate changed this rule and lowered the required votes to 51

Yeah, about that.

https://guides.ll.georgetown.edu/c.php?g=365722&p=2471070
I'd already explained the problem, albeit without much detail.

The adverts are a different file to the video files. So you need to either merge them ahead of time or dynamically splice them in real time.

Ahead of time: Now you need to not only have a video asset for each bit rate and video format but you need to multiply that with the number of adverts on any given day. This would result in thousands of files, maybe even hundreds of thousands once you take targeted adverts into account. And they'd need to rebuild their entire catalogue whenever an ad campaign ends. Clearly that isn't going to work long term.

Real time: Option 2 is to stream the advert then follow immediately with the video content on the same HLS stream. This is much more achievable than option 1 but you are then running the streams like a live TV service where you're dynamically splicing content into existing streams. It isn't difficult to do per stream but it is extra processing compared with the existing set up. The real problem lies with scale. A TV broadcaster might do this with a dozen to a few hundred channels, each with contracts ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands. Youtube have millions of streams, each which earn pennies from advertising (and even less if they had to download because of the change in advertising model -- as I also described before). So they'd have to pay more and earn less. The financials simply wouldn't stack up.

Before you comment that YouTube and Twitch offer live streaming services based around the same advertising models, yes they do, but they also operate using the same stack as the pre-recorded videos because those video streams don't need to be spliced by YouTube / Twitch (any editing happens by the content creators before it hits YouTube and YouTube can show the adverts before or even between the videos by injecting them in the browser (ie so the splicing is managed at the front end rather than on Googles servers). None of this is doable with a "download video" button.
Health Tech Platform in Berlin Looking for Infrastructure Developers/ SRE's.
Key words: Infrastrcuture as code, AWS Cloudformation, Terraform, Java, Golang or Python
FPGAs are to ASICs as interpreted languages are to compiled languages. I don't mean that literally, but I do mean it in the performance sense. At the same process node, an FPGA is over 50x the power and 1/20th the speed of a dedicated ASIC and it isn't getting any better.
One of the things that makes me seriously consider QT is Telegram. It is written in QT and in my opinion is one of the best examples of a cross-platform messaging app that Just Works(TM). Especially when one considers the horrible alternatives (looking at you, WhatsApp).

- Linux and Windows clients work smoothly OOTB. No UI lag/jitter. No RAM/CPU hogging.

- Drag and drop works. Floating video playback works. Background audio playback works. Minimize to tray, basic Markdown formatting, preview links, mp4 playback as gif, they all work flawlessly.

I don't even remember if I could throw something at it in a way that it would hang. I don't know how they did it, comprehensive unit-tests or good architecture design, but it sure is a breath of fresh air in this day and age which Electron monsters have set the bar too low that normal users don't remember the latency/resposive-ness of the 90s and 2000s software.

Any experienced QT devs can point us where to start learning QT? Good books/tutorials/blogs? I have some JavaFX experience...
Are you envisioning retaining at least a few cores? It seems like you'd probably still want an OS running on native silicon.
Yes it’s unpleasant. Interestingly the Telegram desktop client kind of looks like a QtQuick app in its design and UX, but afaik is implemented only using Qt widgets, and it actually feels much nicer than equivalent real QtQuick apps such as the similar Matrix clients.
Bridge Rebar Corrosion
If you pay on AliExpress today you are using AliPay.
Alright, I'll do that..? With all the influence I have on this worlds' reviewers.
Oh I assumed that was intentional, to make you sign up for an account or something. I get it almost every time, opening in incogneto helps.
By talent I think he means 'natural ability' or something similar. There are many soft skills that come naturally to a lot of people, but many of them can be learned too, this is a great example.
I wasn't thinking about lunch, but that makes sense. It's not as strict or drastic here in Berlin. For a 9-6 office job, I'd say people leave for lunch between 12-13.

What I'm thinking of in the Nordics, or Finland especially since I haven't worked in the other ones, are the two coffee breaks that are part of the work day. I've worked in construction and the aforementioned tech internship, and this is roughly how the day looks (offices tend to start one hour later):

- 06:50: arrive early, banter, coffee
- 07:00: day beings
- 09:15: first 15min coffee break
- 11:30: lunch break
- 14:15: second 15min coffee break
- 15:30: day is over

I may be off by 15 minutes for the coffee breaks, it's been over a decade since I worked outside of the tech startup bubble.

Not sure how things are in Finnish startups, probably slightly different? I miss these "natural" breaks though. On the other hand, I do enjoy having my coffee while working as well. :')
Yeah there are off the shelf tools available to the broadcasting industry. But these things are designed to tens of streams, not millions. As usual, it's a scale problem rather than a code problem.
... isn't this exactly that? am i missing something from your comment?`to be clear using mptcp your packets will leave your gateway on redundant links simultaneously while keeping connection characteristics such as bandwidth latency reliability and availability separate afaict.
It's "AR-sh" and "zet", obviously (also, in French "i" and "j" rhyme, "ee" and "gee", it's very neat).
Latitude isn't everything, the Gulf stream and the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation keeps western Europe much warmer than it otherwise would be just based on it's latitude.

Fun fact that current is weakening somewhat because of climate change so European winters may get much worse. [0]

[0] https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/ocean-current-keep...
Can I claim I don't violate the "No general-purpose utility functions related to the DOM/UI" if I use only one such function? O:) https://github.com/stefanhaustein/notemplate (the demo is just TodoMVC, though)
Nvidia Geforce RTX 3070 Review
"oh nice, a youtube-link from one of my sources, let me get my camera set up to archive it ..."

I kind of expect a serious investigator to archive these materials just for the sake of it. I don't expect them to make it harder on themselves for no good reason.
>It charges too much, [...] so the 2% extra charge is almost like a tax on the American economy charged by the credit cards.

they seem to have forgotten about europe where they have the same credit card networks, but capped interchange fees to around 0.3%.

>[...] So I think this is creating a huge amount of data that will help AI.

This already happens to an extent in the US. Your credit card transactions are sold to data brokers for analytics/market research purposes.
An Article Written by GroverAI from the Allen Institute for AI
> true software-based hardware reconfiguration that doesn’t require HDL knowledge

This has been a holy grail for at least two decades. Its very much like asking for a programming language that can be used by non-programmers.
Why do you say your attitude is "bad"? Thinking about what you want long-term is far superior to being blown about by the winds of circumstance. I would guess that your issue is your tactics, not your strategy. If you think you're picky, you need to be going on more dates and meeting more people, not fewer. You aren't going to hurt these people if you communicate honestly and openly with them when you meet them.

It's like job interviewing. If you only do it (and more importantly only think about it) once a year, and only when you know it's a job you _really_ want to get, you're going to be really nervous and perform poorly.
Best Practices for Enterprise Data Warehouse Governance
Commercial multiphysics simulators such as COMSOL are widely used in engineering and experimental physics. Of course they cannot cover all possible use cases, but they are perfectly fine for the vast majority of simulations.
"using" only in the sense that your website visitors use Google Analytics.
My thoughts exactly. I remember some summer mornings in Michigan where I felt like I was swimming through the air. It only got worse later in the day once it got warmer.
I switched to using nitter.net for all links to twitter. At least this trick works.
It’s not necessarily equivalent and interchangeable, but for public websites, one should redirect to the other, and you’re a troublemaker if you do otherwise, because it’s a well-established and understood convention, and different people will start by guessing one or the other.
It does raise the question of why don’t we have QR payments. And why not have a line of credit behind it.
Deep Learning Basics: Gradient Descent (Article 4)
I don't agree that touch is the most important sense. For me, vision and hearing both come out far ahead.

Where would I be without Chopin's music, without the sound of my friends' instruments as we jam, without the loving voices of friends and family?

Where would I be without vision, I couldn't see the works of Monet, Van Gogh, Miyazaki, Blizzard, Bethesda, or practically all code and screens and UI?

Touch feels nice, but as an American man, I was taught to touch only when necessary, lest the other person find it over the line. The OP author is an Italian female, so there's a cultural abd gender difference no doubt. But personally, I don't miss shaking hands or hugging, nevermind cheek kissing.
I run a tiefighter monitor setup (2 vertical 1 horizontal in the middle) so I'm not super concerned with the laptop resolution.

My main thing was the viewing angle being very small for privacy in cafes. It also has Fn+D to toggle small vs. wider viewing angle.

So overall it works well for me.
Zoom’s end-to-end encryption has arrived
Perhaps for some countries, but most people go with their empirical data and knowledge of the world.
Based on evidence would mean that there is an established transparent peer-reviewed process of buying stocks, based on belief means that people decide what evidence to believe for themselves. Guess which one markets are.
Another good guide to mvc with js is this one https://github.com/madhadron/mvc_for_the_web

The neat thing is that it starts from scratch and adds things, like pub/sub, then models, controllers and so on.
Should those really be considered "no touch" cultures? I would assume most couples, even within those cultures, touch each other frequently.
>This stuff has been debunked over and over.

Debunked? I linked the science around the subject. I have never seen anyone debunk these scientific theories.

>. Just one example showing increasing temperatures with low solar activity http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2016/11/record...

Your link is looking at 1960s and closer. My links are looking at the last 20,000 years. Solar activity dips are not measured in such a short period of time. The solar activity is in the 'modern maximum' for the entire graph from 1960s on. You are not debunking anything with that link. It is of no surprise to me that during a 'modern maximum' solar cycle that temperatures are going up.

>Also arguments about temperature millions of years ago are not really meaningful, humans (and most other of the current species) did not live on earth at the time.

The 6 celcius increase in the last 20,000 to 10,000 years ago was something humans greatly benefitted from. The IPCC says that we are going to warm 1.4celcius by 2100. I'm 100% certain that humans can survive and very likely thrive because of this warming.

>But at least the deniers have now as predicted progressed from "it's not happening", to "it's happening but it's not that bad", soon we will be at "it is definitely happening but it's to late now to do anything so might as well do nothing"

Are you asserting that I am a denier? I have never been a denier. No, my links literally prove climate change is real. My problem is that people like Al Gore who outright lied about Florida being under water right now. Miami should be completely destroyed right now according to Al Gore.

The problem I have is that people are exaggerating the risk of climate change for their personal gain. Al Gore has significant investment in that field.

My problem is that we have the Mayan Calendar doomsday people now jumping on climate change and saying it's the end times if we dont do something within 10 years. Worse yet, that 'something' is not in line with fixing the problem. It's in line with their political ideology.
mozilizon.org page says:

>try Mobilizon

>Create a fake account and fake events on demo.mobilizon.org

But for some reason this fake account requires quite real email address. No thanks.
>Statistically 1/4 heterosexuals have some form of an STI.

Which is misleading, as it includes STIs so benign that a full 1/4 of the population can have without any associated issues...
Nothing. If you're thinking about the "Privacy Guard" it's Fn+D for me.
> And on Android, every time I follow a link to Twitter in an app that opens in a web view, it gives me a faulty page that I have to refresh a few times before I'm able to view it. It loads the page fine, but some rest call or whatever to fetch the tweet crashes.

I get this issue too, I figured it was part of some trick to make me want to use the app.