skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is also why visual low-code programming might actually succeed: it's closer to how you think about code than the actual code. It has the opportunity to visualize the structures you want to see, so you don't have to make that translation yourself.
Yes and no, TW3 was bad like really really bad it still is really sucky on base consoles.
I think we posted to Reddit about it and the post got a moderate amount of attention, perhaps a few other relevant forums. Aside from that it has been word-of-mouth.
become a vegetarian.

develop tech for ag to automate ag and to make it more efficient...both indoors and outdoors. what we lack most is ag robotics and automation as labour saving tech in food farms and fields.

solar energy tech to power our automation instead of batteries and fossil fuels.

rewild and reforest most of the earth's surface.

give people viable methods of contraception and spread the message for it's adoption so they have more control over their lives to aim for quality of life for progeny rather than quantity of progeny. population pressures and consumption levels indicate that we have crossed carrying capacity. more lives will be lost tragically and painfully when the statistical guarantee of depopulation begins with scarcity of resources that will first start to dwindle and then disappear due to increased human activity and then amplified consumption patterns.
Have you considered switching from Tree Style Tab to Sidebery?
Based on my reading of O'Henry stories, my guess is that law exists because people were selling stock in scam mining companies with mines in the West back in the late 1800s / early 1900s. If you had to advertise that you were starting a business, then people could look up your company and discover that it is unlikely that your company had $$$ of gold deposits in Colorado.
oh yes . David Beazley's video course on OReilly is great. I love .
Rational actors make money from the irrational behavior of others, leading to the most rational acquiring more capital at the expense of the less rational over time, and therefore capital in general being governed more rationally.

To put it another way, the market rewards economically beneficial behavior, like shorting bubbles and investing during depressions. That markets reduce market volatility is a widely accepted conclusion of economists.
Done. I'm now on the $12 plan.
I've tried to listen to podcasts while coding but when I'm in the zone I don't retain the content. I can't follow the podcast at all.

Yet, like the OP here, I can also sing along with music and code at the same time.
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25435795
Not me, and I'm not even paying for the services I've been switching between.
Ah. Finally!

Used to follow Oona on Google+, but forgot the name and haven't had a (working) RSS setup for the last few years so I hadn't read anything from her since then.

She's totally amazing when it comes to decoding signals, noticing effects and naming them (for example: there's a video on her YouTube channel with her filming a brick wall as she goes towards and back from a brick wall and she points out how the sound of a nearby waterfall changes.)
The game's been announced 7 years ago and multiple original release dates were prior to the PS5 and Xbox Series even coming out.

If Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't targetting PS4 and Xbox One, CDPR shouldn't have released it for them at all.
Is This Ethical?
Is it ethical to find location of a cleaner indoor using bluetooth technology and measuring their work?
Incorrect. It protects PII in the EU. It has nothing to do with EU citizenship. It doesn't try to enforce outside the EU either. If you want to move PII out of the EU you have to agree by the rules given. That's not the EU trying to enforce anything outside of the EU but you making an agreement to move data outside the EU on certain terms. It is not the same thing as trying to force EU law on non-EU.

I don't know why people keep repeating this myth. Laws like these are old as dirt. It could as well have been about blood samples from Denmark used in research in the US: the samples are protected by Danish law and to use them in the US you have to agree to certain rules. Again an example of you saying you will follow certain rules to be allowed to transport and use the samples outside Denmark, not Denmark forcing their laws on anything in another country. You are free to not sign anything and not use or move the blood samples or PII anywhere.
The PS5 is running a backported PS4 game. There is no release for the current console generation.
Well, if you take one single kind of image that the software is optimized to almost fake, yes you can get close. But you'll never get to the level of, say, an a7iii+85mm1.4 even for portraits, even in good light.

In any case, good enough and better are two very different words. I really enjoy taking pictures on an ILC much more and the results I get are noticeably better even in portraits, including by people that don't know what I took it with. For example, good luck emulating the look of a 135mm f/2.8 (at night) with an iPhone if we're talking about portraits, or good luck doing better than a 50mm 1.4 for street, good luck doing better than a 70-200 2.8, and so on.

But yes, it has a much lower skill ceiling and often more consistent results, and it really does get close.
Why not? I put all sorts of notes, random thoughts, and guides to the web. It’s nice if someone else benefits from it, but the goal is really to keep notes for myself or that I can directly share with someone else. It’s great to have it easily accessible from any device with a web browser from anywhere.

Kind of what blogging was about (and still can be).
> ran up against a lot of its limitations. Maximum file size. Maximum resource count. Automatic rollbacks of THE WHOLE STACK

I totally can see where this is coming from :) CFN is best used as separate templates/stacks for parts of the solution, not the whole solution rolled in a single template. Reusable is the key word here, and Parameters. Let me try a city example. Have separate templates for a school, fire departnemt and house block. Build all Detroit schools using the same school.yml template, just supply different parameters for each. Don't copy-paste code from school.yml into detroit.yml. Actually, there should be no detroit.yml, leave city level to CI/CD job.

> I have to say google_compute or azure_load_balancer or aws_dns

Multicloud? It rarely makes sense. All you get is triple the infra code, triple monitoring tools, triple devops competence requirements. Properly designed solution with HA and AZ/regional redundancy is sufficient on a single cloud platform.
General advice:

-Get a decent monitor (not necessary, but I prefer the wide curved ones like this[0]) and increase the font size. I never went back to my 12" laptop screen after I discovered larger monitors with big font.

Specific to day time use:

-Try and avoid glare. You can place your screen in front of a large source of light and turn up the screens brightness.

Specific to night time use:

-Use applications like Redshift or f.lux to reduce blue light as much as you can.

-Reduce the brightness of your screen.

-Try and get ambiant light, such as a difuse lamp or something, behind your screen to illuminate the area surrounding your work space.

These usually work for me. Best of luck!

[0] https://www.youtube.com/embed/Z18siG3rrBg
At first this follow-up comment really upset me. However, isn't it just a reflection of where we are now? So much is being discussed about AWS (and the likes) profiting from open source solutions without giving anything back. Isn't this comment just the pure reflection of a market place short-term trying to optimize profit without any regards to long-term benefits?

The lead of the OP is something to follow, though!
It works well. Fun
Good for you guys, I'm glad you stuck it out.

Real quick heads up, though, small typo on the homepage: "...@joesmith.33mail.comwill be" ('com' and 'will' are smushed together)
It really, really doesn’t IME. This is basically what the industry was like when I joined 15 years ago.
Wouldn’t say there’s much funny about it at all. The general populace being confirmed as largely powerless drones with the cognitive abilities of non-playable video game characters was harrowing at best.
I can only assume this is astro-turfing.
The Amazon is near a tipping point of total destruction - https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00508-4

If your pants are on fire and you piss in them, you don't say "look how wet your pants are getting".
I agree with GP as well, but I do think there are unique circumstances with GraphQL.

One difference is that if the front-end makes N+1 REST calls, it's (hopefully) obvious to the front-end developer. It's also generally easy to map the REST requests to the database queries being made.

Swap it all out for a single GraphQL query and now you have no idea how it will perform or whether it was optimized for the specific fields you are requesting.

Another difference is that REST-style solutions won't work for GraphQL. Imagine you're making a bunch of REST calls, e.g. querying for a list of articles then querying for a list of comments for each one. You can ask the backend team for a new endpoint that returns them all in one query, easy enough.

But with GraphQL schemas, the potential graph of data is too large to write custom SQL queries that efficiently fetch everything in one batch. For example:

{
articles {
title
contents
author {
name
articles {
title
contents
comments {
content
author {
...
}
}
}
}
comments {
content
author {
name
}
}
}
}

Maybe a bit contrived, but it illustrates my point. Due to the ability to traverse relationships it's much easier to find yourself in a situation where the implementation of the GraphQL resolvers is not ideal for the usage, but it theoretically will work.
It's kind of a faux pas, I think, to claim ergonomics as a top priority and not have good quality documentation anywhere in sight.
Like this?

https://www.inverse.com/article/41595-hermann-grid-illusion-...

(Scroll down)
Sorry I misread.

Most Show HN products are in the pre-alpha, pre-revenue stage. For them the feedback as well as the eyeballs are of great value. Though there are outliers, the value is usually tilted towards the creator rather than the readers (who are mostly just helping out).

OTOH, products with revenue in Show HN provide at least an equal value to the readers by way of lessons and execution strategies. So I agree that it's a separate class of "Show HN". However, if you put "Show HN: xxx generating $xK/month" it's very likely to bubble up to the top without needing a separate category. In fact, it might be better to not have a separate category since you might get more eyeballs if the links aren't split.
I'm not really sure but maybe it will be useful for the users to have your service integrated with HIBP[1] to check if their mail aliases are in any security breach? IMHO, biggest threat is giving up mail alias but keeping some registrations on it so if some abandoned mail alias is in the breach it seems good to inform customer about it.

[1] https://haveibeenpwned.com/
That would be a terrific quote on the website. Totally sells me
This is already the case, sqlx has to now add specific support for Redshift, its not enough ti use the postgres driver as is
> China's real threat is to any non-Han ethnic minority locked in the creepingly expansive orwellian nightmare of an empire that is gradually emerging.

> Right now it's the Uighurs, and when the Dalai Lama bites it, and the false Panchen finds his false replacement it'll be the Tibetans too (or again).

I think China is a threat even to Hong Kong and Taiwan where Han is the ethnic majority. Ethnicity is not the issue, ideology is.
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People want unicorns, they thought they were going to get a unicorn, and instead they got an old, beaten-down horse.
My first impression was that I like the look of the site.

My second impression was when the obnoxious cookie manager pop-over attacked me (ten times worse than having a site plant trivial cookies on my computer without my permission). These of course are increasingly common, they're a plague on the Internet.

So I engaged with the cookie notification monster, wanting it to go away. I clicked on show details and immediately regretted it. What is all of that shit? I've been building complex applications online since the mid 1990s and my brain instantly spun around looking at that: I have to actually burn my time to figure out all those layers of cookie crap and what they all do or mean.

I immediately abandoned your site at that point. I'm not spending the time. It was annoying as a pop-over, it was doubly annoying to engage with.

To make matters worse, your site hung multiple times when trying to load it due to consent.cookiebot.com causing a loading delay. Ditch that pile of gargage immediately for a more simple cookie control engagement approach.
So he is giving out his money and your reaction is "not enough, put time & effort into it as well"
This is going to sound unintentionally confrontational but I’ll put up one of my DSLR portrait shots against your phone shots any day.

Good enough? Maybe. Better than a much larger sensor and better lens? No way.
A tiny island nation just launched major effort to win back control of its ccTLD
s/CORS/Lack of CORS/, but you can probably tell from my comment as a whole that I was covering exactly what you’ve just mentioned. Forgetting CSRF protection and Host header checks are exactly the kinds of things developers who write software that starts local servers forget all the time.
Yes, I hate that but they do it nonetheless so I don't see why we have to be such good citizens suddenly. Google fucked up. Nice. It's 100% garantueed something stupid and technically interesting. Nothing to be sued over.
I know all that. You're just misusing the word "punk" as a free variable.
Does your wife know you have done this and support you? This seems like unstable, possibly manic behaviour to me. I don't know what to make of you between this and lying about having kids as well.
Indeed, when I worked at EA in BC we were promised comp time for working 'coverage' (overtime) and I even got into trouble for refusing to work on Labour Day! The comp time fizzled into nothing because they fired the Development Manager of our group on the DAY of shipping the game. He just disappeared along with all of his promises. I alone got paid for the overtime because I refused to work TFT (temporary full time - which they pressured me to do) and instead was a true contractor.
WorldNoor App
different in that engagement patterns are developed by dopamine experts who know the deal, whereas the $99 ring is just dropped in the lap of someone who until that point has had the privilege of believing they're a good person
WorldNoor App on Google Play
Non-mobile link: https://johnmckay.blogspot.com/2011/11/first-trilobite.html
Deployment Scripts for ARM Templates Is Now Generally Available
Yes, the advantage of a GraphQL endpoint is you can ask for a variety of things and the tradeoff is potential performance issues for unforeseen queries doing N+1s or something.

If you control the API and know all the use cases for a REST endpoint, the advantage is predictable performance characteristics and the tradeoff is flexibility.

It all depends on what you need (and maybe what tools you're using to mitigate GraphQL resolver problems).
What-If for ARM Template Deployments Is Now Generally Available
Do you know how I can tell you’ve never lived in a low income area?
Not just game companies where this happens - I've worked at more than a few places in normal software development where management ego rather than cold hard reality drives the bus and yeah, speaking up is definitely a career limiting move.
I can read a screen-full of code at time -- sort of like speed reading -- in most of the programming languages that I know.

It took me a while to realize that I was doing this; I only figured it out from when it doesn't work. I can't do it when I'm looking at code that's dark-themed if I normally work with that code light-themed. In that case I have to read the code line by line. It's actually a strange feeling.

Some of my environments are dark themed for certain languages/environments so it's not the dark-theme itself that throws me off but something about the unexpected visual difference.
Data can be copied easily, so I do not see a problem here. Individual-related data such as friend information or messages should belong to the individual and needs to be provided if they ask for it.
If it’s not a primary residence, you don’t get to deduct the taxes from other sources of income. It’s restricted to deducting from rental income. You can carry the loss forward though.
Your comment is bad and you should feel bad.
Thanks for mentioning pypyp! It looks sweet.
Any plans to allow forwarding mail to a webhook instead of via SMTP? A lot of residential ISPs block port 25, which prevents running a self-hosted mail server... but a web server is fine. By delivering messages via a webhook, a service like 33mail could act as a “mail relay”. A 200 response would mean the message was delivered successfully; 4xx or 5xx would queue the message for retrying. Use nicely structured JSON (“to” and “cc” arrays comprised of one or more name/email keys, “date”, “subject”, etc., a “headers” dict for all the other/less-important “X-“ headers, then “text” and “html” keys for the body) to make it easy to parse and process...
Introduction to Deployment Scripts Resource in ARM Template
> The $10B Google money is basically pure profit. It costs Apple nothing.

If they didn't spend all that money on producing the phones they'd have nothing to sell to Google. You can't meaningfully divorce the two, all profit centres of a business rely on the cost centres.
There is some kind of toast on this site that never goes away telling me all kinds of info I care nothing about (new member, so and so bookmarked this etc). I would like to fallaciously suggest that only a site with such poor judgement would host papers such as this that come to such erroneous conclusions
I didn't assume her earning potential to be exactly $500k/year, it was just an example. Let's say it was $10M/year, that would still only be $250M.

But I doubt anyone could claim to have sacrificed a $1.5B/year opportunity or that they were 100,000x better of a parent / partner than someone that walks away from a divorce with $15k/year of marriage.

I don't think it's unreasonable to put some type of cap on a divorce settlement based on projected earning power.
My 18 year old central heating system already supports modulation. Surely these days most support it through some open control standard such as OpenTherm?
Job post for Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2020)
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The role: Work with the founders directly, design and build the user-facing front-end of a proptech platform growing us beyond 100x in current size, speed, and functionality. Chance to make an impact on technical culture and core technical decisions early on.

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Thanks!
I dunno, my impression is that for a game company, CDPR is fairly employee friendly. Of course that's relative to the rest of the gaming industry, which is a well-known employee welfare shithole.
We use jsonrpc over ws on f/e-b/e and between b/e-b/e services in trading system, typescript types for api, runtime type assertion combinator library for io boundary type checks, backend teams co-maintain client libraries to access the service, it works very fast, it is safe and easy to maintain/track changes etc.
Sure, maybe it will be a great game in six months.

But you don't buy a new car and say "in six months this is going to be a great car" - you have expectations when you put the money down...
I don't believe myself to be able to always manage fabric mask clean. Possibly dirt mask is worse than nothing, so I always wear disposable mask. Also I heard that non woven mask works better than fabric.
Consider yourself lucky. I have some ad words in "approval" porocess for 6 months now. I kid you not - every Friday I receive email stating that the update will be send to me on Monday (insert date here). Then nothing happens on Monday until Friday comes and I get exactly same copy, only date is different. At this point I literally laugh.

About your query

I gather that you are concerned about your Ads Disapproval for your Google Ads Account.

Observation

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Quite true. On OS X, this script will do the right thing and not run until you get a proper computer.
That was supposed to be "help people more" rather than "help more people", sorry. What I had in mind is that if anyone you're helping comes to rely on your continuous support and you're suddenly unable to work for a year due to health issues, you'll have a problem anyway. Unless you have a home with no mortgage and other people can step in to both support you long term and the people you've been helping.

I'm thinking less of "achieving more giving" and more of "what's the plan when you're current support system fails long term".
Threatening it as consequence of non-payment is, though. The nature of blackmail is weird, it gets written about a lot.
Looking at the returns alone is an incomplete picture; a huge part of being a real estate investor is having clever tricks at your disposal to reduce your taxes.
They estimate February, but honestly I'm thinking it'll be never.

The sad simple truth is that this game was never designed with current gen consoles in mind. It was always designed for PCs. When the now-current gen consoles were announced and specs got tossed around, CDPR realized they were basically mid-tier gaming PCs, so they would run the game fairly well.
We have no idea how to geoengineer earth, yet alone Mars.