skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure I understand this. Vitess performs synchronous replication to at least two nodes for all write IIUC. The point that I think you're making is that Vitess generally does that in a single region so, for a given write, you see single-region latency. Cockroach can do this too. In fact, in very similar terms. Cockroach allows data to be partitioned and then partitions can be configured with placement constraints, including which regions to place the data. At the end of the day, for queries which touch the equivalent of one shard, you can configure cockroach to experience a latency profile comparable to Vitess.

Additionally, cockroach offers the ability to survive regional failures, and, likely most importantly, it allows you to perform arbitrary, serializable cross-shard transactions. Vitess has some sort of 2PL transaction thing but last time I heard Sugu talk about it, he said something like, nobody uses it.
You'd be surprised. Google has a lot of storage lying around, it takes them a while to notice it being used up. I know of at least three people who on the order of petabytes of data on Google Drive.

They took action against one organisation that had multiple 10PB+ users but Google really doesn't seem to care that much about the tertiary institutes giving unlimited GDrive accounts to every data hoarder who pretends to enrol.
phasers are very neat https://docs.raku.org/language/phasers
I'm Japanese twitter user and I confirm that his interesting activity is very famous around my twitter world, but not nationwide and I don't know similar style worker is growing well (maybe not).

I also should say that this work is very different from "rent a girl" work.
A cli tool called dug for global DNS propagation checking. Its intended to have pretty human-readable output but can also have templated out (JSON or CSV) for use in monitoring solutions.
https://github.com/unfrl/dug
The US is already primed for a corporatocracy with multiple avenues of 'social credit rating' run by various companies.

China's social credit system is certainly further along, more encompassing, and more controlled by the government.

The semantics surrounding social credit rating perception is interesting. On one hand, every opportunity is taken to ridicule China's system as being a dystopian hellscape because it is driven by the CCP. On the other hand, large mega-corps can introduce marketing and PR plans to justify social credit is good to have, and people will just accept it as part of their lives without much thought all the same.

It's like staring at a fork in the road, where the US and China have selected different paths, but both lead to similar potentially bad destinations of some group controlling a larger group.

Just saying "but we're the good guys" is a myopic view of a much grander, more nebulous discussion.
I concur. I am French living in US. And I do not snack at all. I only have 3 meals a day. And I try hard to get a lighter dinner (dinners here are generally too big for me).

I don't like to go to parties with an empty stomach, because of the poor choice of food there (chips, salsa, cake, cookies, etc.). If I go with an empty stomach, I know I would not resist, and I would feel sick and bloated later, high on sugar & salt, and dehydrated with alcohol.

Just don't snack.
I think it’s more complex than that. If your program B is, as an example, a formatting-in-HTML wrapper around program A (say gnu grep), then you can ship B in binary-only, non-GPL form that calls A, so long as the end user can replace A with a later version or their own patched version of A and B continue to work. (This preserves the freedom of the user with respect to A.)

In that case, B specifically depends on A (for filtering functionality), yet is still (likely, IANAL) considered a mere aggregate as I read things.
This thread is a great example of how totally isolated news bubbles create totally different realities, each honestly and sincerely believed by their proponents. How do we get out of this?
I was curious about this also. There could be FODMAPs in the soaking water of many legumes. For recipes with a small amount, it's probably small enough to be fine for all but the most sensitive individuals. Meringues, though, I don't know.

https://www.soscuisine.com/blog/top-5-confusing-fodmap-foods...
Less utopian than people who cannot imagine themselves committing a violent crime (either because they are not physically imposing, or because the tiny gains of violent crime wouldn't make a dent in their monthly nut) thinking that the people who actually commit the crimes that they themselves consider committing might not be all bad.

White collar crime kills more people than violent crime by multiple orders of magnitude.
a responsive website to allow people to play 'bau cua tom ca' a vietnamese board game usually played at new years
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%E1%BA%A7u_cua_t%C3%B4m_c%C3%...

have been learning alot across the stack
(react/mobx/webpack, nodejs/express, postgres)

also really loving heroku for the ease of setup hahaha

inspiration for this was me and my friends would always plays this game at any party. covid put a damper on that so decided to build the website so we can play together. I never went through the process of actually going through the google ouath publishing requirements so should be a good journey.

have it currently at https://bau-cua-tom-ca.herokuapp.com/
>Network delay can be just a few milliseconds even across a city

Sure. If you constraint it a little more, you can also just play to the persons in the next room directly (no streaming required).

For country level or worse global collaboration latency will always be a problem however...
I personally think that body composition is 80% food and 20% work.

Yes, driving cars everywhere is not great. But we’re also more obese than other car dependent cultures, so it’s not a satisfactory answer to say that it’s entirely about being sedentary.
Which versions did you use? With modern Tcl (8.6) you get exact line numbers:

$ tclsh test
line 1
line 2
line 3
error here
while executing
"error "error here""
(procedure "test-error" line 5)
invoked from within
"test-error"
(file "ttttt" line 9)

Where the contents of "test" were:

$ cat -n ttttt
1 proc test-error {} {
2 puts "line 1"
3 puts "line 2"
4 puts "line 3"
5 error "error here"
6 puts "line 4"
7 }
8
9 test-error

Line 5 and line 9 match up exactly.
Simple (web, but hosted locally) app to help me synchronize my (and my team members) SSH keys across servers - no more wondering where particular user had access. User case is simple - I recently bought new laptop and I need a nice way to add it (it's ssh key) to all servers, that old one had access to.
> the investment return for selling comes from the market itselm

Sorry if I'm misunderstanding this, but am I'm selling my shares to other users to recoup my investment? Why would other users be interesting in buying my shares of an article that was on the "front page" 3 days ago?
engram - Open Source Knowledge Management Tool

I've struggled to find a note taking app that handles unstructured thought. I frequently have thoughts throughout the day that aren't ready for a full "page" on Notion for example. I just want to know it's stored somewhere so I can review later.

Slowly I'd like to be able to take those thoughts and organize them from there. Pretty much trying to find a way to tame the chaos that my brain produces.

No Product page yet, but some details here

https://adam.xyzdigital.com/tech/software/engram/engram-earl...

App can be accessed here: https://engram.xyzdigital.com/
Demo account details:
demo
demopassword
"might"?
> Ideas are so cheap and easy.

I doubt this.
Zero-tolerance policies (suspension or expulsion are quick), Columbine (fear of revenge via a gun), and cellphones with cameras killed "for fun"/random school fights. School kids in general had way more leeway before the late 90s.
I'm working on my side project, a Google My Maps alternative using OpenStreetMap data: https://maphub.net/

Just today I did my biggest feature launch so far, adding real-time collaboration, which might even be a first for map platforms: [1]

Originally I launched MapHub here in 2016 as a Show HN. Ever since I've been running it without any kind of monetization. I'm planning to launch it out-of-beta next month and add freemium packages. Feedback welcome!

[1] https://maphub.medium.com/real-time-collaborative-maps-on-ma...
It's mostly the food. It's not like people in other countries get that much more exercise than we do. (Source: lived in Ecuador for two years).

I watched this youtube video recently about recipes for cutting (weightlifting term for a diet that makes you lose weight) and eating some of the food has helped me lose some weight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86ieFuh_4Vs
It's a React.js "SPA"[0] that generates a "data:" URI containing the entire "machine". When visiting that, there's no JavaScript.

[0]: https://github.com/brandondong/css-turing-machine
Post-Covid Lungs Look Worse Than Smokers Lung
It also shows you a random but helpful prompt to reflect on the nature of consumerism and happiness. Maybe they'll decide to not buy all 3. Not guaranteed to save everyone or anyone.
Seems like a bad analogy. I would absolutely argue an employer shouldn't be allowed to fire you for any reason of their choosing
Any sincere effort to change the narrative/direction hopefully won't be met w/ criticism. However they should understand that it's a long path to making people believe it.
Im extremely Suspicious of this site.

The 'advisors' appear to consist largely of nuclear and traditional energy leadership. Given the carbon maths put forward by other hn members this seems like a hit piece on renewables...

Looking further into the site its designed to promote nuclear, gas and "clean" coal so I'm not surprised its got an axe to grind on batteries...
I use UBI minimal docker image from redhat which is based on RHEL but free from license :

https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...

Pretty small and has most of the things i need :

Minimal images are about 92M on disk and 32M compressed. This makes it less than half the size of the standard images.
Crowdsupply seems to be a pre-order for a validated product with a real manufacturing plan in place.

But, be careful and do your diligence on products. Sometimes it's just junk marketed as something else. Personal example: Programmable modules with screens, long battery life--turns out they were just the screen/board/cpu for some unsuccessful china smart watches.
Probably not. That's how everything always get positioned, but it's very easy to find tons of people from "the other side" (or even others from "the same side") who are breaking the rules that aren't getting enforced on.

An example from Reddit, there was a known toxic sub who would always brigade other subs when those subs talked about how toxic they were, and it wasn't subtle. I remember one time someone said something negative about them in a very small sub I was a member of, the post had like 50 upvotes after 2 hours. I watched in real time as it went sub 0, with dozens of comments like "How dare you say bad things about us you scumbag". That kind of behavior was/is ostensibly against the site rules, Reddit never touched them, they were on "the same side" as the Admins.

The cause and effect isn't "They violated the TOS, therefore they got banned", it's "I wanted to ban them, and TOS violations is my nebulous excuse".
I keep chickens and therefore get as authentic of an egg as possible.

I can't taste the difference in my eggs vs a store bought, white, washed egg.

I can easily see it, though, with a more orange yolk in the fresh eggs, which most people attribute to eating more bugs.
Counter-example : Chromecast.
I'm stoked you connect with the idea. Feel free to reach out with any feedback.
My daughter now 10 was diagnosed with a severe egg allergy around the time she turned 1. We aren't vegans and I love all kinds of things with egg (including home made pasta).

We tried so many egg replacers and were just not that impressed. I was resigned to giving up a whole bunch of foods I love. Aquafaba finally let us have so many normal meals back. You don't realize how many foods have egg in them (especially in restaurants: Orange Julius I'm looking at you! Who puts egg in fruit smoothies?!).

We use it to make pancakes, waffles, cakes, and even brownies (we found most egg replacers to be an utter disaster with many brownie recipes).
This is old, but a really interesting read. Not so much because of the discussion of Mongo; more that it shows what happens when you unthinkingly follow tech trends, without thinking carefully about your own requirements.
Note that this is different from the last time Facebook sued two Chrome extension developers for scraping, three months ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24661891
Thats what I was thinking. It's less susceptible to 3% per year inflation.

I heard London had a lot of empty places from the rich buying up all the houses just for money parking purposes and not living there.
What I meant by "on the same level of states" is that the federal government is the supreme sovereign. This understanding is per the commerce clause which places them on the same level as states for purpose of regulation: Congress shall have the power to regulate Commerce with foreign nations and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes.

I agree they are not exactly the same when it comes to actual powers.
> what principle prevents Amazon from arsing some other group that we agree with?

The principle of Amazon not wanting to piss off all of their customers and several government organisations. If you're this tentative about something you explicitly agree is just, then clearly you (and millions of others) are going to react pretty harshly to Amazon unilaterally deciding, e.g., that all mentions of Belgium should get scrubbed from the platform.
Historically speaking, the exceptions relate to properties which got many people killed. So from that perspective, I'd hope we'll not add more, but maybe can retire some of them. Not super optimistic about that though.
Did you read the recent NY Times pieces on PornHub?

The Children of Pornhub https://nyti.ms/33DMObR

An Uplifting Update, on the Terrible World of Pornhub https://nyti.ms/2W1aB1b
Hungry men exposed to blue light are sensitive to Earth's magnetic field (2019)
Strangely, it’s both most of your calorie budget, and none of it at the same time.

Soft drinks have a ton of calories which have to go somewhere; we all know that. The paradox is that the human brain does not generally treat liquid calories as calories. So even though you might drink down 300 calories of soda, your brain will not adjust your hunger levels to match. This is obviously very bad.
It would be really useful if you could add a mic test option to monitor input levels. Managing input devices on the browser can be a big pain....

Also this one is just my opinion, but I think the input volume visual feedback is not very noticeable. Maybe play around with your colors or effects to make it more contrasting?

This is really fun, though. I'll be coming back to it.
They'd have to re-license Open Distro to SSPL instead of Apache 2.0 to remain complaint, but I don't know if Amazon would be willing to do that. Considering they have to solve the hosted Elasticsearch problem anyways, I think either a fork or a one-off deal with Elastic is on the horizon.
About that Canon...Before the Iraq war, A Canadian Inventor was building a giant canon for them, possibly capable of shooting missiles at Israel and even the USA.

After the war, he was assassinated by Mossad.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Bull
That's an magnificent achievement
I suspect even in the translation, neither "neighbor" nor "false witness" are meant in the way you are inferring.

It should be probably read something like : don't swear to untrue things about your countrymen.
Can't you just change to solr or something if you get caught?
I thought when such large quantities of shares were being traded, its typically done in a dark pool so as to purposefully not impact the stock price. Dark pools are a means for individuals or organizations who want to trade massive amounts to do so without impacting the public market.
It's not exactly the same as what most people are posting about, but I actually restarted my bachelor's degree, hopefully to finish it up this year.

While I'm not super-popular on HN, I've gotten enough karma here to where people probably at least a small percentage of people here recognize my username, and know that I never finished my bachelor's degree. I've done ok as a software engineer, and I'm proud of the progress I've made in my career, but I have always had a bit of an inferiority complex about it, especially as I've wanted to transition to more research-oriented job opportunities.
They basically do the same thing, but lutris is much nicer with a bigger suite of options.
Break the rules until you're big enough to make them.

Obviously this doesn't prevent you from breaking other rules. Actually, once you make it into the big leagues, you can now afford to break more rules than ever before.
Traditional whiskey sours (or any other "sour"), among other classic cocktails, are made using an egg white. When shaken well, it creates a foamy layer on top of the drink that is quite stable and offers a pleasant texture (IMO), somewhat similar to the foam you get on top of a freshly poured beer. On top of that, there is some sort of chemical reaction that happens with the egg and alcohol, especially oak-aged spirits—apparently the egg white "softens" the booze, which is nice for higher-proof whiskeys and such.[0]

You can take this even further, too: I make a variation of the Mai Tai that's topped with a foam made by blending egg white with passion fruit puree. The foam is the first thing you taste, so you immediately get hit with the sharp, sweet-tart flavor of the passion fruit, before the rest of the (more subtle) flavors kick in. It's delicious.

(I've done it with aquafaba and it works almost as well, although I've only used canned, which generally contains salt. I don't mind it, but it doesn't work in every cocktail.)

[0]: If you're interested in this stuff, I highly recommend the book Liquid Intelligence by Dave Arnold.
This is an interesting idea. If people know they should not buy a trashy set of knives that they'll throw away in a year that would indeed reduce consumption. I'll think more on this. Thanks for the idea!
No OS. Monochrome. No case, not waterproof, nonstandard strap loops through PCB.

It's kinda cool but it's no Pebble, or any kind of daily driver watch.
Ketamine Infusions over 2 Weeks Significantly Reduced Chronic PTSD Symptoms
You got me. I don't think I ever played AD&D, but I did read the 2nd edition rulebook, and it struck me as a patchwork where every ability had its own custom system that didn't look like any of the many other patches of system in there. One thing 3rd did was clean it up and reduce it to one simple, big over-arching system that handled everything.

It's just that that one system had a lot of moving parts. Every point of AC had to come from somewhere, everything had to be typed, and there's absolutely a lot of logic behind it, but instead of just AC, you've got touch AC (without the armor bonus), flat-footed AC (without the Dex bonus), etc.

They have different kinds of complexity. One is a patchwork of countless little subsystems that you can never all remember, and the other has one really big system that does everything.

Though the real complexity in D&D 3 is in the builds. A whole industry sprung up around figuring out new broken builds, what classes to dip for what bonus, etc. I think the easy multiclassing was a mistake.

(Despite having played RPGs since 1984, D&D 5 was the first D&D that I ever bought. I was mostly playing other systems.)
He doesn't get paid that for 40 hours per week though, there's lot of waiting around.
Loss of the Lifeworld
His newer stuff has improved somewhat, he was working with a speech therapy group apparently in the last year or so.

It's still not perfect but much better than it used to be.
Yes the "Why they cannot just move over?" was a rhetorical question since I was just explaining that. The larger point being that jQuery being still stuck in doing things manually is detrimental, hence devs could/should consider small modern alternatives even if they want an API similar to jQuery.
I wouldn't describe it as coordination, but I think it's relatively safe to assume that at the very least whichever companies were slowest to react would have had their decision influenced by the earlier actions of other large companies. So there probably is somewhat of a snowball effect there.
Yeah, this makes sense as a feature -- we didn't build it out originally because we were worried about founders gaming it to back-date updates and earn their "streak"/certification without sending in 8 weeks of updates. But there's probably a middle ground that lets you backdate updates at least for a period of time after the deadline.
citation?

I keep finding stuff that links psychological aggression and testosterone in men, but only loosely -- i'd like to read something contrary to that if you have it. [0]:

[0]: https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/volume-22/edition-1/testo...
>but the other 11 months all seem to have the same rail thin models that have dominated since the '80s

People used to see those and aspire to be like them and improve themselves. Something changed over the last decade or more, and now no one wants to do any better than they currently are. They are despairing in content with themselves.
Why bother with an "immutable" ledger then? Why not just have people vote on what the current state of the network?
4 million people is a lot of people.

As someone else pointed out, their user base tripled before they were nuked.
I'd say that claims of it being trained may be overstated if upon finishing the race it took off down under.
Cool project!

I‘m fascinated by how easy it is became to set up “infinitely“ scalable services like this.
We’re seeing the true cost of lockdowns here.
> Access to the public was immediately revoked and multiple casinos were built on the part of the land near a lake and closest to the highway that ran through the land.

Now that you've been pointed to the story and found this is not at all what happened, it would be nice if you could edit your post to say so (or at least post a follow up saying the same if it's too late to edit).
I’m writing a book on concurrency in Python, specifically using asyncio. It covers how to use async await syntax, how a single threaded concurrency model works and how to use asyncio with multi threading and multi processing.

The first few chapters are available and the print book should come out later this year.

Link:
https://www.manning.com/books/concurrency-in-python-with-asy...
Big Mistake Dorsey, I have deleted my twitter account and will encourage my followers to do the same.
Just uninstalled whatsapp, because I got a warning that facebook which owns whatsapp was about to scrape even more data. I'm not sure who forced them to issue that warning.
But thanks!
I live in Aomori prefecture, and I have seen everything you describe first hand. Not to mention all the decaying abandoned buildings and the super dirty beaches.

I wonder how much it's the fault of the ridiculous Japanese trash collection system. Sorting the trash in 20 different bags that you can only dispose of once a month... No wonder at some point people just get fed up and throw it away in a somewhat hidden place.
An alternative CLI tool + Golang package for NodeMCU-based modules (like the ESP8266):

https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/go-mcu
Superintelligent AI Cannot Be Controlled, Report Warns
> whew. glad I sold early.

Sold what early? Stock? Were you involved?