skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a very common response when someone talks about reddit being unenjoyable. I tried a similar approach. I think almost everybody in tech either doesn’t use reddit or uses it through a similar approach. This response and behavior is so common I think reddit specifically encourages such highly customized behavior, because things people customize and create have a higher stickiness factor.
Hijacking this thread in a way, but for my uninitiated peers here is the kind of stuff you have to deal with as an open-source developer:

– https://github.com/devnoname120/vhbb/issues/75#issuecomment-...

– https://github.com/devnoname120/vhbb/issues/75#issuecomment-...
A major application briefly had a (very bad) bug. It happens. It probably won’t happen the same way again.
Oh c’mon. “Don’t concede under any circumstances” is a lot stronger of a statement than “wait for absentee ballots to be counted.” She was reinforcing accusations that she and folks like Jerry Nadler made that Trump would try to “rig” the election.
After my parents died so the quantities of food to be cooked became smaller I have also transitioned to cooking only with microwaves.

However, I had abandoned other techniques like frying many years ago, so the fact that using microwaves is restricted to steaming and boiling poses no problem for me.

I boil food that requires added water, e.g. rice, corn flour, semolina or other dry cereals and dry legumes, such as dry beans, lentils and so on.

I cook by steaming (in glass vessels with lids) meat, fish, invertebrates, fresh and frozen vegetables (e.g. broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery, onion, cabbage and many others), certain fruits (e.g. quinces), potatoes, sweet potatoes, sweet corn, green peas or beans and so on.

Most vegetables can be steamed or boiled at full power, depending on kind and quantity at times between 5 min and 15 min, while animal food usually requires steaming at reduced power (e.g. 440 W) for 15 min to 20 min (after a short time at high power to preheat).

I drink a lot of herbal teas and I make those using a glass teapot in which I put 1 liter of water, I preheat for 4 min, I add 2 tea bags, then I heat again for 2 min. It is much more tasty than made on a kitchen stove.

Using microwaves has 2 advantages: much shorter time and perfect reproducibility.

Because I eat only food that I cook myself from raw ingredients, before converting to microwaves I wasted a large part of one of the weekend days with cooking food for all the next week.

Now I cook each day mostly what I am eating that day, wasting just 15 to 20 min at most, on average, except when some ingredients can not be partitioned in small enough portions, e.g. a packet of meat that must all be cooked immediately, when that ingredient after cooking will be kept refrigerated and parts of it added each day to whatever else I am cooking.

Every time I am buying something that I have not cooked before at microwaves, that may require a little experimentation to determine the right cooking time. However, once the time is known, it will be used forever in the future, because the results will be the same.

Once you have steamed or boiled the food ingredients that require thermal processing, they can be mixed as you wish according to any traditional recipes.
Haven’t bothered :)
Only “toy” EDF models, performance from an 8KW system revving at 60K rpm at 10S (10 lipo cells in series) swinging a 19” folding prop is on par with a mini turbine in terms of performance (0-> 180mph+ in under 2 seconds). Granted this is for 2 meter gliders, but I would expect similar efficiencies in larger scale applications (the bmw EDF is not that much larger than RC).
You would think this problem is already solved as it’s a similar problem when navy ships from different countries need to communicate then they need to communicate keys too and ships can be added or removed from the group.

For example, Joining a (n,n)-signature schema without a trusted third party.
No questions, I just wanted to say "thank you" for your work.
It's not a gripe, it's a reality. I have no horse in this race other than the systemic outcome.

Censorship (or official annotation, let's call it) was an attempt to curb the tribalism or put some controls on the spread of it; I'm certainly saying that it will not work.

I can't imagine alternative solutions at this time, but we need to. It will likely be some sort of system we can't yet imagine, and it will likely need to be at the societal level of mutual agreement. Think less of controlling speech, more "wow cars can kill people, we should probably agree to some rules around driving them around."

I expect things will get much worse before those types of systems are put in place.
I too have had experience after experience where every Ruby on Rails project in maintenance mode is a complete disaster.

It seems like it’s great for quickly building things, but it is unmaintainable, unless you wrote the thing. I am very flexible otherwise, but Ruby on Rails is banned from any project I’m involved in.
I feel like functional converting spaces like this are the future, or will have a huge part in it. As a species, we seem to love to congregate and squeeze ourselves together, which means we'll always have high population density settlements where space is at a premium.
Sure, I just find it funny how in most cases 180MPH is fast, but that’s about the minimum speed for horizontal wingsuit flight. You really can strap a get engine to a brick and get it to fly, but you can’t stick a jet engine to a brick and get it to fly slowly.

EX: F-15 landed safely with just one wing. A little cough propaganda, but still interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M359poNjvVA.
It also solves the post-compromise eavesdropping problem.
In my case, a phone line for a ‘drug dealer’ that was eventually tapped by law enforcement. The phone company tried to stick me with 3k$ in fees. Initially, the only correct information on the account was my address — they had verified nothing else.
You’d be surprised. There are some high-C lithium ion cells, but they’re not as easily available as LiPo. If you need to dump your power over 4-10 minutes or longer at peak power, there are lithium ion cells available. Less than 4 minutes, LiPo is still better for now.
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No, it’s awful and will ultimately justify creating the same government power over cyberspace that it exerts over airwaves. It a painful example of how the miracle of technology doesn’t mean tech companies can govern.

It’s hard stuff, on the one hand, if 1999 era tech was all we had, I’d likely be sick or dead as remote work wouldn’t have been possible for me. On the other, with 1999 era tech, we wouldn’t have a reality show host president fueling a pandemic to get more attention in media.

Right wing lunatics (and other fringe types) weren’t powerful in 1990 because they couldn’t broadcast their filth. They got traction because the rules were loosened for radio and angry white man radio became a thing.

You have the state of shitshow today because any lunatic can broadcast anything and gather a following.
In a scale from 0 to 10, let's just say I hope nobody saw me while doing the dishes a while ago...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H5I6y1Qvz0
Visualizing Quaternions
I'd go so far to say that substantially all of post quantitative easing SV has been one big exercise in Magical Thinking.
> Is the hardware of PinePhone considered stable?

There has been some hardware improvements between the braveheart edition and KDE Community edition. For example the convergence functionality was added. Afaik the Manjaro and KDE edition will be using the same hardware.

> How is the development on such platform, the same a on Desktop GNU/Linux? Do we have a permission system similar to Android? Can we launch easily background application and awake the phone when needed (for notifications)? Is there a documentation on the packaging system?

The development for Plasma Mobile is similar to the one on the desktop. You can ever develop completely on the desktop or ssh in the phone and compile there. Packaging system is the same as on the desktop and depends on the distro. Flatpak also works as cross distribution solution ;)

KClock uses Powerdevil (the kde power management deamon) to wake up from sleep. There is also the KDED infrastructure: https://api.kde.org/frameworks/kded/html/index.html.

> How long can the battery last at the moment (with mostly idle phone)?

Good question. This varies a lot by the software used and the distributions. At the beginning it was less than 2 hours but with a lot of improvements in the kernel, there was reports varying from 12 to 16 hours idle time. This will probably improve further with more improvements in the kernel and in the hardware stack.

I hope this answers all your questions.
No. I'm saying that censorship isn't the long-term solution here, because it's untenable from a human rights perspective as well as simply a functional perspective (people don't like it).

We'll need to find something better, but it's difficult to imagine what shape that'll take at this point.
First of all, it leaves the team behind if you use features that are too advanced. Makes collaboration hard if you have wildly diverging skills (in both ways).

Also, it did in our case take you away so far from the bare metal, that the code was elegant, but slow. It did not play well with our static allocators and allocated/deallocated way too much, especially temporaries.

You might i.e. check out talks like [0].

[0] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NH1Tta7purM
Apple M1: Interview with Tim Millet (Vice President Platform Architecture)
Because no one has released an open source phone with these specs?
Well vscode is written on electron. Your editor in that case is a full blown browser basically.

I see no reason why something as lightweight as vim or emacs can be configured to be as powerful as vscode while being much more lightweight.
And don’t underestimate the potential seriousness of this. My sister died in August from an eating disorder. She was 53. She did not exhibit any outward signs of depression. She seemed happy. But she weighed only 70 lbs when she died.
Airflow Dag Dependencies
> a) learning a brand new programming language, b) learning exotic frameworks, c) getting acquainted with ..language.., d) learning how to troubleshoot and debug ... applications, e) properly setup a software dev environment, and f) finally fix the issue.

Applies with every language and framework one is not familiar with.
What part of accepting bugs means you have to accept abuse?
I hope the following is helpful.

> actively recruiting liberals and moderates, to build a "big tent" of diverse opinions and perspectives

I wonder what the selling point is?

On the Parler "Values" page I see this:

"Regardless of race, sex, age, sexual preference, religion, politics, or dietary choices —- well , except pineapple pizza -- every user is treated equally under Parler’s Community Guidelines."

Using the phrase "sexual preference" speaks volumes. Not in a good way.

While I can see the attempt at humor ("dietary choices"), adding it to this list has at least two problems from my perspective:

- undermines the seriousness of the other categories

- makes fun of what for many is a consequence of their religious beliefs (which appears earlier in the list)

> "Do moderate.... nonsensical posts".

I don't know whether this is the Parler position, or yours, but this is going to upset a lot of people.
It's already been happening, with Glenn Greenwald, Matthew Yglesias, Taibbi and others leaving their respective companies because they can't stand the bullshit rhetoric anymore.

"The left eating itself" is a trope that goes back a number of years to JRE and others.

What a platform like Parler does is that it gives a voice to "the right" and unites it, regardless of whether they are stoking the flames of conspiracy, or are simply "conservative" in whichever way. Having your own turf is a powerful thing. After all, see Twitter and the blue checkmarks. I'm sure more of this is to come in various forms. There is also the reddit alternative Voat but I'm not sure if it took off properly at all.

I don't have a dog in this race but it's fascinating to watch it all the same.

Edit: Thanks to perardi for corrections.
If it works on desktop linux and has an UI that adapts on small screens, there is an high chance that it already works on Plasma Mobile.
Not really; the question switches between two different notations (explicit division and implicit multiplication) so it's not clear why those rules would apply.
There are a lot great comments, tips and tricks in here to help you cope. The only thing I’d recommend that I didn’t see here is to read this small book: The untethered soul by Michael Singer
It teaches you how to disconnect your Self from your thoughts and emotions and instead just to observe them. I found it a great read whether one is depressed or not.
I mean the ide does have vim emulation but that's not what I'm thinking about. Try the other direction:

Vim IDEA
We had wars over this.
Bigotry lost.

Don't destroy the world over a failed ideology.
Agree. It will be difficult to design such a system.

One of the reasons I strongly believe that design—not engineering technology—will be the limiting factor and defining practice for the 2020's.
I doubt that. As someone who uses a lot of these mostly-conservative sites, I'm not seeing a ton of infighting. If anything, it's been the opposite. I'm seeing it unite a bunch of different factions that used to fight.

And to be clear, Parler isn't uncensored. They still censor things. They're a business trying to attract an audience to make money, so they have to censor something just to protect the brand. Like posting a photo of literal shit. (I'm not kidding, the CEO explicitly said they'd ban posts like that) They're just a lot lighter on political censorship, since the big market demand created by Twitter has been for a platform that allows more political expression.
Thete are multiple solutions to that problem.

1. API Gateway and AppSync integrate directly with many other AWS services, no Lambdas needed, and thus no cold-starts.

2. Lambda has provisioned capacity.

3. Other cloud providers like Cloudflare offer FaaS without cold-starts.
Redis itself is single-threaded though (or was, it's only "mostly" single-threaded now)
yandex.ru ask me to solve the captcha which is very long and tiny text, probably will take years...
He's starting from a plane, so his flight is mostly powered by the fall and the updraft of the wingsuit. Additionally, it may look as if he's soaring when just gliding with a small change in perspective
There's been a lot of layoffs in tech and elsewhere recently, so that could be skewing the responses in here. I know nothing about your daily life, but as a curiosity--could it be that you face less (perceived) uncertainty on a day-to-day basis?
Apple's decisions about OCSP decry two indisputable facts that contradict Apple marketing:

Apple does not prioritize privacy.
Apple does not prioritize availability.
There's also systems like Loxone where you have to wire everything but it avoids a star-like system as you can connect switches and lights in a tree-like fashion (ie, to connect another node, find the nearest node already connected and wire to it, that dramatically reduces the amount of cables).
> Really, we should be working towards a community where people can respect differing opinions

I agree, but there is a difference between an opinion and disinformation. FFS, masks have been made political, and only one group is doing that. Before that it was AGW, before that it was evolution. I don't know about you, but I've recognized a pattern and quite frankly have zero interest in "respecting" it.
German-Dutch research for 1k-km battery
This idea, if for fun, extended into all industries is an interesting thought experiment.

- without being a mechanic and understanding the intricacies of an engine, safety standards, how parts wear, how can I possibly purchase the correct car?

- without being a nutritionist, how can I possibly ensure I’m getting all the micronutrients I need, macros I need, with all the choices at a grocery store?

The outcome I see from this is industry specific governing bodies are necessary since the world is so complicated, or.. we need a service for micro-consulting where I can talk to an expert for 15 minutes. Like a doctors appointment but not insanely expensive and not comically inefficient. I would imagine a good amount of people would be cars that were $1,000 cheaper if it didn’t include a seatbelt.
Google Meet does this
It is public info in Texas, just a pain in the butt to get. The “easiest” way is to pay for a DVD; less easy is to pay in bulk for records downloads (over FTP). This is how we cross reference potential voters (starred licenses), vs DL#, vs past primary voting, cross referenced against ph# dbs.
If lenders are held liable for Equifax/TransUnion/etc breaches, they will stop sharing information about debtors, leading to more expensive credit/a freezing of consumer lending.
I wonder if instead of it being a technical solution it will be a social one. That maybe in the future we will look at people constantly hooked on their phones and posting on social media the way we now look at smoking.

E.g where it was once totally normal to light up a cigarette in the elevator, the subway, the theater, etc, it is now acceptable to spend every moment of down time staring at your phone, scrolling.

If there is wider recognition of the negative (mental) health effects of that it will be less acceptable to do it in public, and less acceptable to espouse views or information learned from such a source.
Was just about to post this video.

I think some of the su comments suggesting AI/ML or IoT seem to miss his point: in a lot of cases, good old fashioned individual problem solving expressed as decision trees and lookup tables can do wonders.

Sure, it's a lot more ambitious as a VC-backed company to "solve" cooking by having the one algorithm to rule them all, but in most cases it's not even known that this is an algorithm that is decidable.

What I know we can do right now is to add a sensor to cook a potato, heat a hot water bottle, and cook popcorn with minimal logic and good testing. This way you'll also have a product that helps most users do 80% of their tasks while the cook-anything algorithm is still burning millions in stealth. If you're smart you may even collect enough data and operational knowledge building this product to put you way ahead of other teams, should you wish to go the AI route.
I had the same experience that leads me to delete my account entirely.

You have to see it for what it is: An online digital slot machine. The stakes are, well your time and your life. And just like in real life, the house always wins.
Someone must have good ears to hear dog whistles and good eyes to find the things they expect.
Reusability is not binary, saying 'all liquid rocket engines are reusable' is pointless. It's like saying surely a Formula 1 car is equivalent to a Tacoma in terms of 'reusability', because both can be restarted. Spoiler: they're not.
then I would say your vision is incoherent since you obviously aren't for small pockets "absolute free speech" but aren't willing to commit yourself to controlling speech ubiquitously which would be necessary to prevent the former.
The article said nothing about maintaining a boil in the test cups - presumably the water in the cups under test cooled as well, no?
When you ask yourself how the system is rigged this bad and why congress is so bought out and each policy a carefully chosen business strategy instead of in the interest of average citizens you don't have to look further than the excellent example of the koch brothers who, in their infinite desire for infinite profits, have rigged the legislature and executive branches to use as a crowbar on the wallets and rainy day funds of everyone.
I think that is very location dependent. Here in the Midwest, Romex still isn’t a thing and most residential construction still requires (effectively or otherwise) 1/2” electrical conduits for all high voltage wiring. Older construction might be the horrible BX/AC instead.
The trust issue is real and that question is always valid. Like "hey, maybe there is a guy at hotmail that reads my emails and will do something bad with their content".

But when you put your secrets in a single database for convenience, if there is a problem, you know where it comes from. And your secrets manager would suffer the consequences.

That said, a optionnal simple zero-knowledge approach is very possible. You would have an encryption key that you enter locally and in your CI / server and you would never send your actual secrets, but an encrypted version of them.

Is it something that would help you trust the service ?
The millions of drivers with disposable coffee cups in their cars would disagree.
Minor correction: Matthew Yglesias left Vox, not Ezra Klein.
> I hope this answers all your questions.

yes thanks a lot! I'm considering getting this phone to port the XMPP client I'm working on on FOSS mobile OSes.
Modern microwaves also have resettable fuses and protection for the magentron overloading. Not suggesting you run it empty, but it's less of an issue now.
You might like this. Same problem identified before big social: https://www.gwern.net/docs/technology/2005-shirky-agroupisit...
> could be argued that the CRT is a huge misrepresentation

All I've heard of CRT has been misrepresentation by its opponents. I'm not sure what actual proponents say about it.

The problem goes further than the police into the prosecutors, too. Hence the refusal to prosecute in cases of murder by police of black people.

> make every one of them take the knee

This is not what is being asked for and itself is a common misrepresentation.
Totally agree. And many bigger projects get canned or put on hold. Potentially making up room for smaller projects to implement a more compact product from a start up ( to get some quick wins ).
The intro conversation criticises the wrong thing, I think.

A bug report is good. I always want to know about bugs in my stuff, and if someone else points out that there is a bug, that is great. Letting people pay for reporting bugs is bad.

Now, fixing that bug is a different story, and that's what this should focus on. Bug fixing should not be taken for grated.
Just apply for some positions, if you can discuss relevant technologies, you have experience in a dev position I'd say you have a reasonable chance as is.
Well yeah. At the start of covid, I was dealing with ptsd from a difficult childhood.. and after some time with a good therapist (for once) I've managed to work past a lot of issues, and finally built up the courage to come out as transgender.

Now I'm working with an endocrinologist on transitioning to female with hormone replacement therapy. Now I've been queer in intolerant environments before, but I have been pretty shocked with the way people have been treating me in the conservative area where I live. Basically I'm afraid of my own neighbours and have to drive an hour round trip into the city just to get groceries without being called a fag..

So, life is rough.. but getting a lot better. Thankfully my employer is being super supportive, as are all of my co-workers. Not speaking with my family though, I would have done this 10 years ago if it weren't for them actually :/
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