skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Family considerations. Financial constraints. You dont want to take a loan when your immediate future looks like zero income.

Mh client base is in the valley itself so my moving wouldnt help as my customers wouldnt reach me anyways
Something is very wrong here. Now the platforms are being de-platformed.

Google, Apple, Amazon and Twilio all felt the need to de-platform Parler. Now it looks like Google is starting down the same path with Minds.

Incitement to violence is a crime and should not be broadcast but to what degree should we hold the platforms responsible and who should be allowed to?

Facebook recently had a live stream of the Christchurch shooter, probably one of the most horrific things to go on their platform. But people kept doing business with them.
We understand that it's not possible to moderate perfectly and that sometimes it takes time to remove posts.

But for some reason these smaller right leaning platforms are not given the same immunity from their users content. Why?
This is all too arbitrary, there is no due process. There isn't even any public information on the exact lines that were crossed. This is largely because it's private companies that have the power to pull the rug out from these platforms without any oversight.

If all of the major players in an industry refuse to do business with you and you haven't broken any laws shouldn't there be some protection by the government to ensure you can do business?
Maybe a direct democracy is the way to go... if there’s no representatives, there’s no parties. People may be more likely to make up their own minds (or at least vote for policies that would obviously help themselves).
"Even though the surface gravity on Mars is only 3.7 meters/sec (compared to 9.8 meters/sec on Earth), the thin atmosphere means that the average terminal velocity hits a nail-biting 1,000 km/hour or so, compared to about 200 km/hour back home."

-for those wondering if 1/3 gravity could make the fall not as dangerous. ....although I suppose you might have more of time at the beginning to stop your descent by grabbing onto something maybe
The most obvious is the user experience. I found pbs was outdated in terms of its UI and experience. We want to make the process more fun and more exciting.

Other than that, we want to also allow privacy for users. It would cost extra for users, but if they wanted, we want to serve as a midpoint for shipping. You want a book shipped to you, but don't want your address sent to a random person? We will receive the book, and then send it to you.

Finally, we hope to have a larger inventory available. I couldn't find books I actually wanted on pbs.

Past that, and this is way in the future, we plan to expand to anything that is worth trading. Videogames is next on my list, then after that, records. The list is slowly growing, but I think our potential for expansion and scaling is really high.
Perhaps you're getting confused with French style bidets?[1]

The one people are talking about in this thread are simple and much cheaper.[2]

[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=French+bidet

[2] https://www.amazon.com/Handheld-Toilet-Adjustable-Pressure-F...

https://www.amazon.com/Purrfectzone-Sprayer-Toilet-Diaper-Br...
How many users does matrix have? I tried it last fall on 2 different servers. (Hosting an own server is not possible on a small root server you can get for 5 EUR/USD a month, it requires signifcant resources.) My experience was a bit disappointing. It seems pretty overloaded already, especially the irc bridge. And we are talking of thousands of users. I'm pretty convinced that with millions signing up it would collapse completely.

Yes, I'd hope federation of many servers is the way to go. But it seems so resource demanding that not many free servers are available and even running your own one is not cheap or easy. No idea whether it will ever scale.
To add to your answer for those who aren't familiar with the basics of mocking, here's a StackOverflow answer that I've shared with others--maybe it will help elucidate things: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19167970/mock-functions-...
> Finished setting up the Malaysia mirror site, generously hosted by the Malaysian Research & Education Network. Traffic from Oceania and parts of Asia is now going to this mirror instead of farther away sites like Japan and California.

I see open source projects still listing a bunch of download mirrors in different countries - but this doesn't actually matter, surely, and I don't see how it even mattered in the 90s unless you're in Australia. Is there some technical reason they can't use anycast or similar load balancing?
They could have scammed someone else who was also looking for a job:

"We want to hire you for an HR job, please show us your skills by practicing with this woman."
The GNOME / IBM / Red Hat crew (all the same money pumping them) have often relicensed things when they see fit, without asking the original authors if it's OK. But I think we are all starting to understand the large difference between a company-driven and nominally "open" project, governed by a commercial entity, and a true community project.

WONTFIX
Oh... we did have at one time, probably in 1930's the largest silk fsctory in the world.
https://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/kashmir/after-30-years-s...

Sadly political mismanagement killed it.

Other than that the valley is too little for huge industries geographically.

We have dams built on either side of LOC but the governments take majority share of produce/revenue and locality is left with almost nothing so yeah
Remember that AWS can terminate (as shown recently with Parler) any time they want.
The Battle in Seattle in 1999 was when I first became aware of opposition to globalism. At the time I was confused because I'd always been taught more connections between the peoples and nations of the world was always good. To see people who I recognized as having very similar values to my own fighting so passionately against something I had until then never questioned being good was quite the wake up call to learn more about all sides of the issue. So now it's very odd to me to see many of the same people and groups have turned into cheerleaders for globalism. The position now doesn't seem to be so much a position as an anti-position against the anti-globalist views of the rising populist groups. The speed at which it has happened is what's really surprising.
> You can't survive in a liberal environment if you don't support abortion and you can't survive in a conservative environment if you support gun control.

Would that explain why Catholics, who, ah, generally don't support abortion, are split ~50/50 between blue and red? [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Church_and_politics_i...
Is anyone aware of a resource that collects examples of what complex numbers “encode” in various settings in which they naturally appear?

For example, complex numbers in the eigendecomposition of a real-valued square matrix encode permutations among dimensions in a particular eigenspace via the roots of unity — which amount to rotations. So they’re a bookkeeping device that allows the eigendecomposition of an automorphism of a real vector space to actually work in all cases.
Even if he be, most other characters do not treat him as such, and do not remark upon the fact even after having just met him and have no way of knowing, that he never speaks back. It provides for a very surreal experience.
I don't love the idea of having to vote on every single thing. There's too much to learn -- being properly informed is a full time job.

San Francisco and CA in general have a lot of "direct democracy" items on ballots (a couple dozen props each cycle) and nobody really understands more than one or two at the level they probably should. I personally have never read the full text of a CA prop, and I'm guessing most others haven't either.
Agreed. It seems silly to call "invoking constructors" "boring" but doing all of the same work in XML is somehow more interesting? It seems like you're just adding in a layer of indirection that does nothing besides exchange Go/Java/etc for XML/Groovy/etc at the expense that one must be familiar with the DI framework to understand how the DI files are loaded, linked together, and mapped to your application code.
I straight up thing its non-sensical to have PTO at all. IF you need time off, you take time unpaid time off and that's it. Why would the employer need to worry about your leisure at all?

It's a vestige from another era. The people that dont have bargaining power do not get PTO, and the ones that do get some sort mandated vacation time or economically punished otherwise by lower wages or higher taxation.

Working during PTO is bad, but it would be better for everyone to not have PTO at all, just TO.
Bad actors will use mass media to influence with money.
But of a shot in the dark here but anyone know of good sci fi books from the perspective of someone colonizing another planet after their original plant died and humanity not having sufficient resources to maintain earth’s development rate?

Or, that sort of area.
Ask HN: What qualities make an inspiring character/engineer/human?
They mean from an investment perspective.
Nobody is going to fund it after sustainable transport to Mars is feasible, either. Because there is no path from 'spend billions of dollars on this' to 'make your investment back'.
It sounds like people just want a little bit of dynamic typing to assemble their object graph or something, but that's such a small (possibly negative) value add for such a steep price (everyone who might touch this software--new team members, system administrators, whoever takes over maintenance, etc--now needs to know the DI framework for even the most basic troubleshooting).
Flow vs. TypeScript: A Real-World Case Study
This absolutely drives me crazy. I know so many people who simply blindly follow whatever stance their preferred party has on every issue, rather than having their own educated opinion. And since I dare to have my own views on different issues that sometimes align with one party sometimes the other, and sometimes neither, I've seen hatred from both sides.
More discordant than the fact that he has completely implausible conversations with everyone but either everyone talks to him and he never talks back or provides input or as much as acknowledgement that he hears them, or conversely, if the player simply talk back to them in his head, the fact that no one says anything back to what he is saying?

Role playing a video game character does not work until artificial intelligence matures to the point that a computer might have a meaningful conversation with a man.
The Southern Baptist Convention was pro-abortion for a time. Things can change.
https://i.judge.sh/last/Rare/chrome_mre6oqyjrU.jpg
I don't see what the size of the country has much to do with how we get around in town.

No pedestrians or bicyclists die on I-95, and few motorists do to boot. The issue is with cars inside cities, not the space between them. Of course you get between cities with cars, long-distance busses/trains, and flying.
Radeon Pro is the professional line, for workstation use cases (CAD, rendering, that sort of thing). They are not aimed at the consumer market, and AMD doesn't appear to paint their consumer cards blue.
Seems like this might still run into the same problem. People naturally look to authority figures for what to think about the issues, and even without political parties this will still be the case.

The deeper problem is people who broadcast their political views do it to signal their identity and to feel important. I wish there was a way to decouple identity from political issues a bit more, at least for issues that aren't strictly social issues.
You mean to build a mobile app ?

Flutter no doubt. I used Firebase , but I imagine Aws wouldn't be too bad
Put Edward Snowden in charge of NSA.

I know that sounds ridiculous, but you asked.

Human civilization has a long history of people who were exiled for their priciples returning as great leaders. It's a hard-to-fake signal.
True, but these are workstation cards, they're for GPGPU workloads or Rendering workstations for pro artist. You'd rarely if ever find them in a gaming PC (too expensive with no real benefit for gaming workloads).
The reduced death rate is good for my health anxiety. I have faith in humans to continue to reduce cancer death rates.

Sorry to all those who have lost someone to cancer; I lost my grandfather.
It's more complex than that but does work with the parent's comment. The official policy of the Catholic Church is that abortion is a terrible sin. Many other (but obviously not all) Christian churches have the same views. That does not mean that individual Catholics or their Christian brothers and sisters agree with the views of their churches on abortion or don't always agree that their religious views should be imposed on all of society. Abortion, while an important issue, is just one of thousands that church dogma preaches and there is no party that matches up to any of them completely. Some members of the church simply see the balance of other issues as being greater than the issue of abortion.
Matrix is not ready for the general public. I am a user who can (mostly) deal with the horrible user experience of pgp. With matrix I immediately run into trouble that some of my chats could not decrypted the second day any more. The documentation is confusing, the spec has been changed less than a year ago IIRC and different clients a at different stages of implementation. Nothing that a random user could handle.
Someone who wants the office empty so no one witnesses what they do while everyone else is gone.
This reminds me of all the engineering behind engines, suspension etc but a customer will still pick a different car because they really don't like chrome air vents. Both front and back end equally as important I guess.
> I think Ruby users even realized this, and have since imposed strict requirements on their projects that only one style be followed.

A common set of conventions in the Ruby community uses both options for optional punctiation, with context controlling which is used for a particular case. E.g.,

1. Use a single expression per line, and don't combine the line starting or ending a block with the contents, and don't use semicolons where they are unnecessary (so, semicolons are used only to separate the opening and “end” of single-line blocks.)

2. Use parens among function calls, except omit them in calls that are part of internal DSLs.
You can be culturally catholic and support abortion. There’s even atheist catolics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_atheism
What's this a port to/from? It's not totally clear from their page?
CIA: Human Paranormal Capabilities
I would guess most blue catholics who don't support abortion either avoid the topic or at least don't admit to their opinion to their blue friends.
It was rare (if it happened at all) to depict humans in as much detail as, for example, the pig in the OP. Mostly they're just stick-figure type characters.
So, you are saying that when one social group you belong to (the church) has an inconsistent belief system with another social group you belong to (loose party affiliation), you pick the one that suits your personal opinion on other issues.

This begs the question - why do people pick and choose their religious dogma, but not their political dogma?

I feel that the answer to this question is 'The world is a little bit more complicated than the parent poster claims.' These claims have little predictive, or explanatory power, given this rather prominent counter-example.
I mean, that's their whole business anyway, so...

Format your site to suit google, or they don't index it.

Add headers to your emails or google reduces deliverability.

Pay for clicks on your own company's name or google sells ads against the name of your company! They monetize navigation queries.

Run your site through amp and let google steal your traffic or google pushes your search rank down the page.

Let google steal answers to questions contained on your site and display them as answers w/o sending people to your site, or they deindex you (see tons of examples, but also genius).

Let google steal your carefully curated and expensive photographs for google shopping and use them for the item from other vendors or you can't list items in google shopping.

etc etc etc... it's nothing new. So we may as well encourage them to do a more helpful job of what they were going to do anyway.
What do you think of David Chaum's xx? Each transaction only sent to end charged by a random pool of 5 nodes that reshuffles every 10 seconds. Throughput scales linearly with network size.
Very insightful. Will be interested to know of your preferred 12 colour palette.
For API gateways, I recommend APISIX: https://github.com/apache/apisix/

Claim: I am the core developer of APISIX, and I am also the core developer of OpenResty (known as Nginx + Lua). I have written Go for several years and I have contributed to github.com/golang/go.

We have done some benchmarks around APISIX, Kong, Tyk. APISIX is the fastest (APISIX > Kong > Tyk).
All of them have rich features and fantasy GUI.

If people really care about the performance, it would be good to consider APISIX. Remember to benchmark every candidates in your own environment, even if you do not benchmark them correctly (every vendor complains others can't do benchmark correctly, some even don't allow others to do benchmark[1][2]), it is the way you use them in the production.

Advertisement time is over. Let's talk something irrelevant to my employer.

If you care about performance, forget about writing a plugin with a guest language. A guest language is a language doesn't supported by the gateway natively, like Go in Kong and Lua in Tyk. The performance waste in ctx serialization and IPC are huge. I have seen these complains for more than one.

> Imagine how many crazy long tail problems nginx has already solved

There is a problem I believe that API Gateways based on Go can't solve it unless Go have made its GC as good as Java's. Some people have consulted with me about replacing their Go implementation to a Nginx or Envoy one because this problem.

[1]: https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2018/05/the-dewitt-clause-...

[2]: https://konghq.com/evaluation-agreement/ Read the 1.5(e).
Indeed, the fact that Uber managed to straight up buy a way to undo the law to suit their business... direct democracy doesn't prevent money and influence, which are really the root of political parties.
A surprising number of dyes and pigments are very toxic. I have no idea if this is unusually toxic, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s the norm.
I think that the scope of government has grown so big that it's impossible for representatives to know what's going on, let alone understand the domains. The problem is they're trying to do too much.
In addition to what others have already said, actually preventing major breaches like the recent Solarwinds hack. Eg, besides the tinfoil hat stuff, just getting the basics right.

Personally I'd like to see the entire US govt IT infrastructure rebuilt around DARPA's HACMS project [1]. Get rid of Windows, base it all on SEL4 Linux or similar, rebuild the apps (everything in userspace), etc. That would significantly reduce the attack surface. Huge project obviously, but one can wish.

[1]:https://www.darpa.mil/program/high-assurance-cyber-military-...
To be honest you can just go with the reasoning to its logical conclusion and switch your stance depending on what gives you the most personal benefit (clout or material gain) rather than switching based on party stance. From the looks of it all ideology is artificial, imposed on you by others. And personality is the same, an artificial mask set upon yourself by random circumstance. Better free yourself to seek your own gains.
The other reason Optane excels is latency. This is why single-threaded use cases, like system boot, love it.

IOPS do not tell the whole story here. Consider disk A, at 1M IOPS, against disk B, at 1k IOPS. Suppose the workload is light, at only 500 IOPS, which are "small" enough to service quickly. Which disk is higher performing?

You might say they're both capable of the task, so just get the cheaper one. This is wrong. Assume, for sake of a simple argument, that disk A can respond in 1us to these requests, and disk B in 1ms. That is, they'd be able to hit "max IOPS" on these requests, if only you have enough. Then disk A services the whole thing in 500us per second, or 0.05% used, and disk B in 500ms per second, or 50% used.

So disk A is in fact actually 1000x faster, if you're waiting on its result. Which, for single-threaded operations, you often are. If you're instead optimizing for throughput, you don't care.

Either point of view can be correct, at different times or for different systems. Ignorance that both points of view exist is how things like bufferbloat are everywhere now.
Well I'm still obligated to make those advances if I intend to ever have another romantic relationship so this information isn't very useful
Yeah, but they cause cancer. Things like lymphomas that killed Bob Ross cuz those are the pigments painters use.
Thanks for the RFC link.

I guess you can have components and hooks to share stuff between server and client?
Before 230 the standard was "let's hope we dont make anyone mad enough they want to come after us". All online locations where people can post content in any form have to be moderated. This idea of a "neutral platform" is imaginary.
Have you considered not using a 3rd party for hosting your JavaScript? There is always going to be some risk if the code isn’t under your control.
Two things come to mind. First (and I don't know how true it is), some contemporary Catholics are not hard-line anti-abortion; second, at the end of the day you usually have a choice of D or R. You go with what lines up best. Voting for either one does not mean you lockstep agree with their position on every issue.
I think you've completely misunderstood me. I'm not attempting to persuade you of anything.

You're misrepresenting the positions of the people who disagree with you. You're making it sound like the only alternative to your position is rediculous. You're throwing up a strawman.

Disagree with me; that's fine. But this is my point: be intellectually honest about it, and don't fool yourself into thinking that the people who disagree with you are not well-reasoned.
Lessons and Recommendations from the 2020 General Election
I opened the article to begin with to see if it contained some argument for why using the standard library instead of a framework makes sense.

It contained no explanation or reasoning to that end. It is purely what it is titled as: An explanation of how to do it with the standard library.

In that sense I don't think there is anything wrong with it. It doesn't make any claims; it simply provides the information it said it would.

Also, one of the main selling points of Golang is that it aims to deliver functionality with minimal additional cruft/add ons. Many of the standard library things are this way and don't provide the "extra stuff" you are desiring.

You mention auth, but many of the frameworks for Golang don't even implement auth and merely provided the ability to add auth if desired.

Logging is a debatable topic because the "standard" logging method is very inadequate, and so each of the various frameworks has to just choose a random logging system to use. ( or several )

While some frameworks do offer the ability to restart without killing active connections / requests, it is a more generalized issue with any service in Golang. It is also best addressed by writing your service in a scalable fashion and doing a rolling upgrade. Stop sending traffic to an instance, wait till current requests are done, then kill it. It doesn't need to be addressed within the service itself.
I thought I was agreeing. "Fair enough."