skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I love this list. In fact, I think my list has most of these, perhaps worded differently. I would very humbly add one of mine: "Statistics beat opinions". I suppose this is a condensation/generalization of "if you can't measure it, it didn't happen". Many times devs will "feel" the performance or stability is "just fine"... but having a few weeks of (relevant) perf stats is a lot more damning. Or confirming.
Hey there, I'm getting somehow lost with all the projects. can you give a little of written context regarding tailwind CSS [0] and tailwind UI [1] ?

[0] https://tailwindcss.com/

[1] https://tailwindui.com/preview
Works fine until it falls of a makeshift stand half way through the meeting, but I guess that’s an issue with yours truly being a bit lazy/not talented at DYI
Ethically speaking I'm against what the NSO group does, but do Facebook et-al think that suing the company stops the development of these exploits?

What is the end game exactly.
Wrong. As they get older the Overton window shifts beneath them.
West Point faces worst cheating scandal in decades
What a bizarre situation.

Accused of anti-competitive behaviour so they team up with a competitor?
Dell has very nice adjustable stands, but panels are mixed bag. eg. P2416D (1440p) is fine, but P2415Q (4K) has quite bad ghosting. So annoying I had to disable browser smooth scrolling.
Another open-source tool for that is Master Password:

https://masterpassword.app/
Gold plating is insurance. It can be insurance against failures or insurance against requirements changes, but either way, you don’t judge its value by whether you use it but by whether it mitigates a risk enough to improve your expected outcome.
Are you able to use BGP or ARP as suggested in the post? Does your VPS provide have a managed LoadBalancer option?

I would probably suggest you go for 3x servers in HA, it uses marginally more memory but can tolerate a failure.

You can always go and use DigitalOcean managed K8s, or self-host at home using inlets that I mention in the post.
Though the rhetorical questions appear to be making some rather outlandish claims (e.g. that in Slide #2 there are a reducing number of acute respiratory admissions while COVID attributed deaths are increasing), these stats and claims appear to have started appearing in some mainstream media and appear to have growing support. It would be interesting to know if other governments/official advisory bodies are taking the time to engage in discourse rather than selecting only those data points which support the policies they are enacting.
Source available games (don't even need to be "Open Source" or "Free and Open Source") benefit greatly from modding, keeping games alive much longer and making them better even in the very short run.

I dabble in game design and the plan is making the game code open/libre (not the assets or trademarks though) after some time passes (years or maybe even decades, depending on the success) so others can learn from it, extend it and maybe even sell it is quite a draw for me.
What I'd like to see for change is actually doing the bare metal part itself. I've seen so many k8s showcase posts of this or that, but never actually someone who's running it on actual servers they own and without using any big four cloud API's (I consider Equinix to be part of those too soon...) to handle the LB/Ingress/Network virtualization stuff they provide and still say it is easy to use..
I am playing on my VFX/Rendering work machine which I use for freelance work, so I didn't specifically buy it for gaming (I play maybe one game a year). A laptop with:
- i9 9900K (16 cores)
- 64 GB RAM
- GTX RTX 2080
- fast NVME m.2 SSD

I played with Raytracing on (even worked with Ultra in most portions of the game, although the frame rate drops when there is a lot of action). But for strolling through the city, typical stealth stuff (the way I like to play), it totally works.
As an also former mormon, I think psychedelics would explain a LOT of the things that are spoken about, longed for, but never seen and which make one's 'testimony' dwindle because those spiritual experiences never come.... though, I stopped believing only after reading the CES Letter and other church history stuff, but I was less active at the time.
Hello from Vermont. How does that help for meetings after, say, 3:30 this time of the year?
The thing is, simply repeating a common tract, belief, thought, or “fact” to refute and drown out “wild theories” is just as effortless.

There is a serious logical hazard in believing that any of this is asymmetrical.
Having a compiler able to check your whole system at once, tends to increase stability of highly complex systems.

But microservices breaks that, as well as introduces many other consistency problems, plus huge complexity overhead, all of which are forces toward instability in highly complex systems.

I suggest that the important factors for stability are not really about microservices, and that depending on the situation microservices is usually a net negative for stability, for the reasons mentioned above.
If you want to read current psychological research on this I'd suggest this paper. It explores the personality attributes of people who virtue signal and what they have to gain from it in current society, and why that wasn't the case before. The personality types are Machiavellianism, Narcissism, Psychopathy - also referred to as the dark triad.

https://scottbarrykaufman.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Ok-...
pretty sure that is a rendering
Right, so I'll just go ahead and start setting MTU packet sizes, and opening sockets when trying to calculate and send a invoice.

Instead write code operating at the level that best expresses the problem you're trying to solve. As if you are writing a business document to explain it. Fill in the concrete details afterwards.

If your doing invoices, solve the problem at level of invoices, transactions, percentages, addresses, tax and emails.

Best expressed as outside in
I don't quite grok the ghetto analogy. The Jewish lizard people is totally absurd. There are other arguments less absurd. To know how to defend them you have to know they exist. It's bad because it's racism isn't all that effective at stamping it out.

In addition, putting all the rot in one place leads to the lizard people.
Very late comment: I understand it now; someone explained it offline.

It's not about what Google says, it's about how others explain what Google says/Googlebot does. So Googlebot boosts, for example, sites that load and render quickly, and people explain "you should use X" and a few years later, "you should use Y". I do see how the change from X to Y is arbitrary.
Israel and Morocco begin historic first regular flight
Maybe you could set up multiple K3s hosts and form a cluster with the VMs? Have you taken a look at inlets-operator that I mention in the post for hosting? My favourite party trick is exposing the IngressController's port 80 and 443. https://docs.inlets.dev/#/get-started/quickstart-ingresscont...

There was a user who was paying 7 USD / mo per site to host 20 side-project sides.. expensive. They switched out to a computer under their desk and saved a lot of money that way.
Reuters: Apple plans self-driving car for 2024
> Why not assume it's good?

Yes, like lead in gas/paint, radium in lipstick, freon, asbestos... why not assume it's good, it never backfired...

Feel free to read the thousands of studies on the subject (spoiler alert: none are concluding micro-plastics are good for us nor the environment in general)

https://scholar.google.de/scholar?q=microplastic+effect+huma...

> As far as I can tell, humans have been dying from the same illnesses for the past 100-200-300 years

We're talking long term effects of a very recent thing that potentially affects every single one of us. unless you have a crystal ball or studies backing up your skepticism this line of thought isn't very logical. It's like a 22 years old telling you smoking cigarettes is fine because he doesn't have a lung cancer or reduced lung capacity _yet_
Imagine they told you that when you die, not only will you be gone, but then they will go back and undo everything you ever did and basically make it like you never existed at all. It didn’t happen, you never happened.
nothing bad about that. are you just annoyed jesus was mentioned?
Its not just lies either, its honest mistakes that are novel and/or cause emotional reactions. The retweet button is a mistake amplifier

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/359/6380/1146

People need to become aware just how bad most social media content that reaches them is.
I was trying to figure out why a tunnel would need a roundabout to connect two places, and the article didn't really make that clear.

It turns out that it's connecting 3 different places - there's a map on this article that helps to clarify it: https://www.estunlar.fo/en/about-the-tunnels/the-eysturoy-tu...
Yes, optical depth-of-field is only possible with reasonably big sensor sizes and wide-open lens.

Reportedly, Huawei P40 Pro has an IMX700 sensor with the 1/1.33" diagonal. I didn't run the numbers for it, but it is big enough that with a bright lens it will produce bokeh.
Parents demand academic publisher drop Proctorio surveillance tech
Good question. Cloudflare and many other platforms like it are closed source and you're mostly locked in to a very custom development model, there's also no escape hatch. For what you get, it's great, I love cloudflare but I also think we're in a world where being open source first matters. Micro is open source (https://github.com/micro/micro) and that's how it started life. It's now "source available" in the sense that we use a license that stops AWS from picking up and hosting it for profit without contributing back, but it's otherwise completely usable for any purpose.

Micro as an open source platform enables the ability to self host, develop locally and move beyond our offering m3o.com. I think it also creates trust and thats something we're going to really be thinking about a lot in the next 5-10 years.

We're also looking beyond the core primitives themselves towards these value add services in the category of "backend", "logistics", etc. I think providing a generic platform as a service isn't good enough anymore, we really have to push a lot further.
Commentators ITT seem careful not to mention Murray's tireless advocacy for Julian Assange, while other journalists and former ambassadors have ignored his case entirely.
How do you steal session cookies without having access to an end user device (in which case you could steal passwords and short lived cookies just as easily)?
Complete IBM PC DOS 2000 virtual hard disk image for VirtualBox
This is not true. Reddit's political forums do not censor calls to violence against police for example (i.e. actual hate speech). At the same time they shut down the_donald while arguing that they threaten police (which is BS, since conservatives love the police).
You may enjoy the parts on ARP at the end of the post. I am planning a post on HA K3s with etcd on netbooted RPis. The netbooted RPi part is already available for free to my GitHub Sponsors. Here's a gist I put together whilst figuring out how it should look: https://gist.github.com/alexellis/09b708a8ddeeb1aa07ec276cd8...

Not sure what you mean re: "network virtualisation" though?
Congress Sneaks Case Act and Felony Streaming Bill into Gov Funding Omnibus
Regarding the plane seats, the solution is that airlines provide larger seats for all passengers. The problem of obese passengers encroaching on fellow passengers "space" is because airlines have consistently reduced that "space" over the last 2 decades or more.

However, either obesity is a disability, in which case, perhaps the ADA or equivalent could be used to force airlines to provide accomodation, or it is not a protected class, in which case, airlines should force them to purchase two seats.

In sports, there are leagues and classes of competition that attempt to provide a "minimum platform" for teams to compete. That's why teams move up and down from the soccer premier leagues etc.

The problem/issue of trans-gendered individuals being on teams they don't "belong" to is going to be changed over the next decades given that genetic modifications and enhancements are likely to be available via CRISPR etc.

Drugs are banned in sport to avoid people using "artifical" enhancements to their innate trained abilities. If someone gets genetic modification to enhance, say, their muscles abilities to use energy, how are you going to police that?

Have everyone playing submit their genome for examination?
Seriously, all risk and no reward.
The data is stored on the platform itself through something called a "store" service. In the long term we'll offer exporting that or backing by your own data storage if that's preferable. Micro provides built in primitives for auth, config, storage, etc. You can learn more about them here https://micro.mu
I saw Terraform and was out, because I don’t have the money to pour into recurring costs.

Can we have nice things without it being a hook to buy something?
Apology welcome.

The point was a specific example of evidence (collimated fluid motion) not consistent with descriptions of the cause of the motion ("geysers") but avoided as a consequence of discomfort with its implications.

Your comments illustrated the phenomenon with impressive clarity: wholly avoiding mention of anything even peripherally relevant, while promoting prejudicial distractions.
In the anthropocene era, sometimes we should err on the side of caution. If our human activities can reshape the Earth significantly and such changes can last for very long periods of time, we likely shouldn't proceed gung-ho on those fronts but do so slowly gathering as much knowledge as we can.

We used to pump lead into all sorts of things and throw CFCs into the environment but we realized later these are bad for most us Earth dewllers. At the time, we didn't have abundant evidence of the negative effects and that got us into trouble.

Maybe microplastics are harmless but it may be a wise assumption to assume they are and proceed slowly and cautiously. Turning these things backwards may be incredibly difficult to nearly impossible (e.g. Chernobyl).

Scale is very important for experimenting if something is harmful or not. Its better to experiment with these things at small scale before rolling processes out globally. Some effects are only clear at full scale though, unfortunately.
Yeah and 60 years ago we didn't have the robust food supply chain we have now. Plastic is a cheap way to package, transport, and store foods. Without it your options are... glass, metal, wood, ceramic, etc. So "get rid of all plastic" means "jack up the price of all food". This would put us in another situation where the cure is worse than the ill. X people die every year due to microplastics, but abolishing all plastic will probably push hundreds of millions into poverty.
We probably already have the means to develop tech to solve this, its just not in the interests of most SM platforms - and since they're proprietary you can't really make a 3rd party company to offer a filtering / "lens" solution either.
Man, that's a brilliant idea! So sad it's dangerous...!
Both FB and Google corporate donate equally to both parties.

https://www.opensecrets.org/political-action-committees-pacs...

https://www.opensecrets.org/political-action-committees-pacs...
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The surfaces of the walls and ceiling look like shotcrete.

Render images can be found here: https://www.estunlar.fo/fo/um-tunlarnar/eysturoyartunnilin/
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Yeah, I saw about your plans for mobile app on reddit[0]. You could do a Show HN after the app is ready. Good luck!

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/khgbsc/cyberpw...
Unfortunately EIZO doesn't produce a single display with the ideal resolution for MacOS.

27" 5k or 22" 4k (4069 x 2304, like the first LG ultrafine was) are the unicorns I am seeking.

Unfortunately the LG ultrafine suffers from image retention/ghosting. So there's ultimately no great displays for Mac outside of the wildly expensive Pro Display XDR.
What I don't understand is why the SEC doesn't investigate the federal reserve bank? I don't see any difference between Ripple and US dollars.
The SEC can only win this case if the judge is corrupt because logic is not on their side.
I was asking whether it might be good as a provocative question asked in the more philosophical sense. I don't assume they are good, but I do object to simple fear-mongering over yet another new thing to be afraid of in our world, especially when most other things appear to be orders of magnitude more dangerous to us than microplastics, e.g. drinking alcohol, traffic fumes/air pollution.
As much as I would like one, $108 to ship a $104 keyboard really kills the deal.
And yet not a single name or identifying piece of information that people can take action on, so these borderline frauds will continue drawing huge paychecks and hampering development for years to come.
This Google Spreadsheet generated $4673 in 24 hours
did secret sharing really needed a new clickbait name? or OP just thought he reinvented the wheel?
I don’t understand point 2. Can anyone please explain how a disabled input with .value == "<script>...</script>" is a security issue?
We'll probably see mass secession, and reformation into a number of smaller nations, rather than an armed revolution.
How tiresome. Every time a conversation regarding this topic is discussed, we always have someone arrive to graciously remind us how Asian People Are The Real Racists.
Teaching back end engineers how to write our modern front end components
I'm teaching some of my backend colleagues how to work on our frontend stack and I thought I would condense this learning into a blog post about how to upskill to a modern FE stack.

This is part one of a series, as I show my learnings to our team I will write up blog posts as a summary.

https://www.harrymt.com/blog/2020/12/21/learn-frontend-in-2021.html
Mostly through XSS and combining other security issues
Why the implicit antisemitism and need to list Israel in the name. I find it interesting that we never list other country origins when discussing their issues
> Randomized passwords are better than personally identifiable passwords

Better in what sense?

If you can’t remember it you have to store it, which increases surface of attack.
Furthermore, there are a bunch of good reasons to rent rather than buy, especially if you're younger. I've lived in the same (owned) house for over 20 years now. But, when I was younger, I moved around. And, even when I ended up living in the same place for about 10 years, I appreciated knowing I could up and move without a whole lot of friction.

ADDED: And for most homes, you have maintenance, utilities, etc. (And for a condo, condo fees.) I don't have a mortgage but my house still costs me something >$500/month.
Terraform is free and opensource?

Or are you making a metacomment about Terraform being painful at times?
How is using terraform something to do with spending money?

If you want to go cheap, you can host at home on old servers or RPis.. there's even links included to help you with that.

https://blog.alexellis.io/test-drive-k3s-on-raspberry-pi/
That is basically injecting JS to trigger XSS (running user's code on the application)
With tabcompletion you do not need to have aliases, but you need to name your commands in a sane way, having the meaningless words forst like powershell does is really cumbersome for tabbing. Examples: Where-, Get-, Remove-, Export-, From-, Select-, Invoke-

Nice list of aliases though.
I found the focus more intense. Hard to explain or quantify other than it seems they took their hobbies more seriously than Americans.
Terraform is free and open source.
Their paid product is a hosting solution.
You're right, I watched this youtube video on an expensive brand name item vs several chinese knockoffs and they had the same internals -- but it probably wasn't the Camlink then.

Can't find the video atm, or remember what product it did show, but it was posted in the last 2-3 months and it concerned a similarly on-demand item -- and the "repackaging" brand was respected by creators...
Pet peeve of mine when people call these types anything other than f32, f64 etc. Surely we should have learned by now!
So, what you're saying is that there are good people on both sides?

Piss off with your fascist apologist garbage. Hate isn't guaranteed a platform.
Because

- management fees, margins, and available capital can easily be modelled properly

- you can easily set up constraints (like no fractional trading for your S&P example)

- you can set up a proper point-in-time database to avoid snooping (especially if you're using earnings reports or other fundamental data which is often actually released _after_ it's published release date...)

- you can set up regime-shifting simulation environments (various market conditions)

- you can avoid over-fitting if you're back-testing (with dozens of techniques, most notably : test once and forget about parameter optimization)

I would say that with paper trading and back-testing the serious problems are that :

- your orders don't show up on the book so no one sees and reacts to your limit orders

- your "filled" orders don't affect the book, so you're not affecting liquidity, so the market doesn't change in response to your trading

- your bot has no access to market micro-structure strategies and conditional orders (and if you want to trade fast or are placing big trades you need them)

These are the problems that make any simulation unrealistic, and they are fundamental. It's shadowboxing, which is not entirely devoid of value, but which is certainly insufficient on its own.

(I've worked as a quant developing strategies for several funds these past 15 years)
Yup. It just ends up irritating users though if the suggestions break basic common sense.

If I watched S01E04 yesterday I want to watch S01E05 today. The interface should be suggesting that PLUS whatever else the ML comes up with in addition, not instead of.

Prime is full of minor irritations like that make me wonder whether Amazon engineers dogfood enough
>genes favor behavior which is good for the fitness of the ecosystem

No, they don't. That's simply wrong. They favor their own survival.

And you really didn't need to post this twice.
Nethack, DCSS, Cataclysm: dark days ahead and co. show that FOSS games can do very well.
Supergolden Ratio
Brutalism largely outlived its welcome for a number of reasons. But one of them is that it literally does not age well.
How corona virus affected climate change?
Especially since it's not listed in the title after clicking the link.
If I remember correctly in the case of Crypto AG, Switzerland was regularly mentioned in the title
I've got the Brio and I'm not impressed by the quality, but then again, it works pretty well out of the box for video calls or general recordings, so I guess it's ok. Not sure if I could have gone much cheaper and still had something that's better than the built-in camera of my laptop.

My first choice would have been a real camera (my mirrorless is a bit too old for 4k and being usable as a web cam over USB) and a real microphone (this was a good investment) and adding an extra EUR 200+ to such a setup would be nicer than the Brio, but when I travel more I'll be happy to have it.
This century has been programming's Eternal September.

So many programmers are too new to understand the huge amount of context for our industry, and it will probably not improve while the number of programmers continues in hypergrowth mode.

Another way to think of it is that half the industry is still in the stage of not even knowing what they don't know.