skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In Lumberyard's case, the engine is free but you're locked in to AWS for any cloud services
StatsBomb | UK/Egypt/US | Onsite or remote

We're a football analytics startup (both the soccer and American varieties!) We sell data products as well as analysis tools to sports organisations, with a tech stack that includes computer vision, machine learning, stream processing, and web-based dataviz. We count many of the biggest names in football as customers, and your work will have a direct impact on our ability to deliver insights to those customers, driving success on the field. We're hiring a variety of roles:

- Lead Computer Vision Engineer

- Computer Vision Engineers

- Clojure(Script) Engineers

- IT Support Engineer

More details at https://statsbomb.com/careers/, apply via careers@statsbomb.com.
Not entirely true. It's kind of traditional in some places to prepare it with lightly fried lake fish (I am from the Como area). The horror would be parmesan with fish. But it is "small" fish, not a whole bass or trout.
If curious see also

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13459616
SDKs on Android and iOS use WiFi signal strength to track youin the real world
The reason snowflake has such a high market cap is because it’s customers aren’t paying much now, but they’ll be paying and paying monthly forever. It’s lock-in on a massive scale.

Delta lake is something you can run on data you feel you still have some semblance of control over.
That is one of the most obnoxious sales pages I have seen in a while. WTF is up with the scrolling?
That was meant to be about the terminal. Will update. In the editor it's instant and multiplayer updates are batched. Try it.
Google basically sounds like a large scale startup incubator where every successful project is doomed to fail.
more itaniums shipped as keyrings than socketed processors.
wow, I did not expect them to do this after reading issues that they couldn't work with the Windows API for some reason since it didin't have a C++ API.
But we are not in Wright era of computing. We are in the 737 era, or should be. But somehow our methods are not tracking that. Experimentation has its place, but it should be followed by rigor which we are very much missing.
The chart seems to show an uptick of 2GB, not 20GB. Am I missing something?
2 is possible (Preferences > Interface > uncheck "Allow only one instance").
This is really cool - wish I had this when I was learning chinese. Maybe I'll use it to pick it up again!
How long do your posts stay on the site
how long do your posts stay on the site
Thank you VideoLAN team!

This thread is so wholesome!
Whatever it is, it should be consumed from this pitcher: https://barmagazine.co.uk/wkd-serves-up-traffic-cone-pitcher...
So in your analogy, it's up to the farmer to set the price for the potatoes. In this case, was it Gamestop who was setting the price? Or rather, the shareholders themselves... that is, the people who were buying the stock in the first place?
I'm not sure I'm following here.
Low dose meth has a lot of similarities but quite a few, significant, differences to Adderall. The biggest are tropism and release.

Statistically, because of the addictive effects of untreated ADHD, the likelihood of substance addiction with or without amphetamine treatment is almost equal. There is of course a risk of getting addicted to Adderall, but amphetamines with long releases are not very addictive as far as drugs go and the risk of getting addicted to other things is drastically reduced.

Methamphetamine as used illegally is a lot more addictive than Adderall because it is generally consumed in ways that lead to much more immediate effects and not orally, and even when orally it is generally formulated to be released more quickly. More rapid effects seriously increase addiction potential.

The doses are also much smaller for Adderall than meth in 99% of cases.

Because of these factors, methamphetamine is much more addictive than pharmaceutical amphetamine salts.
Go to Settings, scroll down to find the app, and select it. Then you get the "Allow <app> to access" and a list of entitlements, one of which is "Photos". Select "Photos" and you get three options "Selected Photos" (which is what you likely have), "All Photos", and "None". Push "None" and you should never see that dialog again.
It's not exactly what you are asking for, but KeepassXC supports OnlyKey [0], and OnlyKeys can enter a password just pressing a button, plus they have HMAC support, so the KeepassXC experience can be:

1. Plug in Onlykey and unlock if necessary.

2. Open database in KeepassXC.

3. Press button in Onlykey with the KeepassXC password.

4. Press any button again when it asks for HMAC challenge.

[0] https://onlykey.io/
I get the point you're trying to make, but actually your example is one where I wouldn't mind. I'd rather my bad health not be the central profit driver for someone...
Flexibits | 2 positions | Remote | Full-time

We make Fantastical and Cardhop, award-winning calendar and contacts apps for Mac and iOS. We are 13 person, fully-remote company spread across the US and Europe, and welcome anyone from around the world. We prefer candidates that are in time zones between US Pacific Time and Central European Time.

---

Mac & iOS Software Engineer

You’ll be working with our support and development teams to help keep our apps running smoothly for our users. This includes triaging reported issues, examining debug logs, fixing bugs, and making improvements.

Expect to see all there is to see in Fantastical and Cardhop. Troubleshooting and debugging means you’ll gain experience reading and writing code across many domains, including UI, databases, networking (including CalDAV, Exchange Web Services, and other APIs), and more – across macOS, iPadOS, iOS, and watchOS. Knowledge of Objective-C and Swift preferred.

If you love to troubleshoot problems and you’re looking to learn about the inner workings of a mature macOS, iPadOS, iOS, and watchOS app that is used by hundreds of thousands of people, this role may be for you!

More info at https://flexibits.com/jobs

---

Frontend/Backend Web Developer

Expect roughly a 75/25 split between frontend and backend work. You'll be helping us make Fantastical, Cardhop, and Fantastical Premium even better. This will include improving and maintaining flexibits.com and hub.flexibits.com as well as creating new features for Fantastical and Cardhop.

A short summary of our tech stack: We primarily use Django, Python, Go, React, and TypeScript, with some PHP and WordPress thrown in. MySQL and Redis are used to store data, and everything is running on Google Cloud and Google Kubernetes Engine.

More info at https://flexibits.com/jobs
As the founder of https://ayvri.com, I've got some experience with this space as a customer or large amounts of satellite imagery. We expected the price of imagery to decrease, but what we've found is that as the resolution increases, the value of the imagery is higher for a larger number of businesses, and therefore, imagery providers like Bing (now Azure) have 10x'd the price, focusing on customers with lower demands, but more dollars to spend.

The question I have is regarding diminishing returns of satellite vs aerial at high resolutions. We're one example of a service that needs large areas of high resolution imagery, but most use cases as we understand them, are focused on areas in the sub-kilometer range, and therefore can likely be well serviced by drones in the near future.

Planet Labs, as an example, seem to now be focusing less on the source of the imagery, and mixing satellite with aerial in order to get the best result, using the right tool for the job.

I'm sure you've thought deeply about this, and I'd be keen to understand why you think theirs is the wrong appraoch.
(I'm definitely not an expert. Grains of salt encouraged.)

There were no checksums, so incorrect ciphertext is possible.

But Enigma is a stream cipher, so if there was a missing character or someone bumped the wheel halfway through, it should still be possible to find two separate solutions that produce the plaintext before and after the error, respectively.
Look at Hyper Hyper Space!

https://github.com/hyperhyperspace

Its goals are similar, the approach is more pragmatic (p2p data layer using standard web browsers and webrtc).
but up until now they did apparently have funding to be running an internal studio? seems like those funds could have been better spent bribing tv companies like the parent is suggesting.
Why would they cite when they can just as easily insinuate?
I typed this into duckduckgo: "big pharma lobbies against drug decriminalization"

and got this:
https://www.leafly.com/news/politics/the-top-5-industries-lo...

I wouldn't care to venture a guess as to their thinking but the intent is clear: they don't want drug decriminalization.
Using GitOps to Self-Manage Postgres in Kubernetes
I've also had employers try to copy much larger companies' methods without real understanding. You should know why you're doing it, not just why you're not.

Is SOA appropriate to every org? What does it solve or permit? Is it appropriate at the scale of a system with 10 developer? Or does it become effective at some scale between 10 and Amazon?

Much of industry treats git as the de facto version control system. Why not another system? What makes git better overall or is it?

While I'm a massive proponent of unit testing, there are systems where they're actually very impractical. Should we contort our software and environment to support a popular, best practice testing method when neither support it in their existing or natural states?

Should everyone really be contorting HTTP to be the base protocol for every application? Does it make sense as a messaging system protocol? As your email protocol? Would more dedicated protocols be better?
I think you are right that Google isn’t taking it seriously, but one of the futures of gaming is subscription streaming, for basically the same reasons as video. Streaming can dramatically improve user experience by making it trival to acquire or switch between games, and subscription revenue allows providers to sponsor the creation of content that doesn't make financial sense in a individual purchase model- think games that strongly appeal to a single demo or amazing, but short, experiences.
Itanium was actually developed by HP starting in 1989 and then Intel joined in 1994.
> When will VideoLAN focus on color accuracy

Next major release of VLC.
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA.

Remote: During pandemic yes, but I prefer meatspace. I’m good as lead and outside the building, willing to travel.

Willing to relocate: Yes.

Technologies: Clojure, Java, NodeJS, SQL, Kafka, RasPi, Nginx, CDNs, AWS, ffmpeg + HLS, 2007-era Browser JS.

Resume: No, but GitHub/harlanji and Archive.harlanji.com have stuff online.

Email: biz@harlanji.com.

On paper I’m problematic after 15+ years of being stellar and valuable. My side of the story is that a past global brand employer used their legal power to make me unemployable. My true mistake was using sarcasm around my boss, who presented it to HR as violent rage. I can go into details, ideally I could use our legal resources to clear up the situation if my story checks out. I know this is “negative” and will make people uncomfortable but it will come up so I’ll save us some time. I’ve been homeless for a long time, kept high spirits, been employed most of the time with happy bosses such as at Whole Foods and an upscale fast casual vegan restaurant. I didn’t go looking for a fight, it came to me, and I know that I can clear my name if I stay true. Coding for a monastary would be most excellent. I’ve 15 years of open source and user group presentations out there. Thanks.
This is MASSIVE market manipulation right before our eyes.

NO retail investors are pushing silver. Hedge funds are pushing this narrative and it is a total scam!!!!
I had a stopover in Amsterdam and ended up sharing drinks with a Norwegian who was there to party with friends after graduating from a prestigious school in Bergen.

I was actually taken aback at how negative his views on weed were. He made it sound like successful people in Norway won't touch the stuff. In contrast, I can't think of anyone in in my circle who would have shared his views.

It was a reminder of how we all live in our own bubbles.
What support exactly? Years ago I added Yubikey support[0] to KeePassXC. You'd have to migrate your database to KeePassXC and you could use any combination of keyfile, password, and YubiKey.

[0] https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/pull/127
> Could you imagine working in an industry for a decade, and then being in this position?

Negotiate for fat RSUs because they need your industry experience. Placate the dumb boss long enough for stock to vest. Use stock gainz to finance a studio with former competent team mates. Sell successful IP back to AMZN. Retire to building goofy kids games.
I believe you need to email coinbase@secondmarket.com
Sounds like you should switch to KeePassXC if that's what you need.
We totally agree our website is way too wordy and we are working on explaining our vision through various ways. Screenshots of course, but also things like short videos. We actually just did one of our quickstart https://youtu.be/XkVxYaHsDyY. It’s not perfect but we will get there:-)

Thanks for the feedback, we appreciate it!
My impression was that HP essentially convinced Intel to build next-gen PA-RISC for them; for HP it was mostly a success in that it kept HP Unix and VMS running.
Stadia could already be on those TVs. Google/Android TV has built in chromecast support but Stadia doesn't register these as a supported chromecast.

I think its probably some technical issue or they don't want to risk getting a bad reputation by supporting a wide list of semi-compatible devices.
It's horrible!
Meth is actually available by prescription in the US for ADHD and obesity [1] (at a much lower dosage than what addicts take)! Opiates obviously are as well.

1. https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/know-your-amphetamines
Your first sentence isn't necessarily true. Speaking from 1st and 2nd hand experience, there are people who would have experimented with harder drugs if they were easy to obtain.
Perharps amateur stock broker then?
> What does your project management do right to find the right features without adding bloat?

3 answers:

- limited resources

- modules: adding features is often just a new module, which does not slow VLC.

- only devs :)
> Well it doesn't really matter if a word is borrowed from another language.

That is your opinion. As an English speaker I don't care less either, English is a mess and that's one of its best features, but I do have sympathy for Greeks who don't want to lose some of their the culture by incorporating English.

> schadenfreude is an English word

That is debatable. Many consider it a German word.
The averagely computer literate people that I know in my age range (mid-late 20s) refer to the windows command line as "DOS". I can't be bothered correcting them.
> Has this ever been a feature you have considered adding?

Next major release
This is not true. You see 'best practise' even in formally proven areas. This is because a formal proof does not mean there are not compromises when applied to the real world.

What is the best sort? It depends on the size data you expect, locality, initial ordering. What about CAP? Pick two. Best practice is probably choosing a quicksort for now looking what happens. Maybe for CAP give up on immediate consistency.

Best practice gives you a direction that will most likely get you to your destination. If you don't care about the destination you can take forever on the path.
To me this pivot makes a lot more sense. They’re sticking to their core competency. Gaming as a service, without a dedicated device or powerful machine, already has big appeal. If they nail that, they can always try some first party offerings to push the boundaries.
That's what I first thought as well... But I guess the machines themselves were accurate enough. I mean, if that could happen it would have happened on a daly basis.
If curious see also

2019 (a bit) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20017493

2019 (a bit) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20617506

2018 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18100895

2018 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16355311

2018 (a bit) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18119227

2016 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12280764

Others?
They change the layout of the pages often, to block VLC and youtube-dl
That would be nice, though I suspect that it is really much more complicated than it seems. You can emulate this to some extent in Postgres with the various JSON functions and essentially return a tree from a single query. But my experience was that I quickly got to a point where the query plan got really complex and planning time started to dominate.
Secure your Elasticsearch without compromising search and performance
I think a missing piece is making materialized views fast since there will always be cases where someone wants to denormalize to get around performance issues, even with well designed indexes.
> And yet the brain is ticking...

Well met, friend! After writing that, I started reconsidering how it could be done. I arrived at a sibling comment's observation, that ceviche could be a better approach. Not so far from the balsamic! Onion in the ceviche may help (on second thought, it might be another strike against the strawberries). But no, the original incident was a grilled skewer -- yikes.

One flavor that I've found to be a a very flexible "strange bridge" is mustard. But... ye gods... that'd only turn the retch up to 11.
Unless I'm misunderstanding something the system did not perform as documented. It should have scaled, it didn't.

When a critical piece of infrastructure fails under massive load I'm not sure it it'll help much when you politely tell your engineers they fucked up for not anticipating it.

You learn lessons. Both Slack and AWS seem to have learnt lessons here.
I'm not sure open source really applies to an ML model, I suppose you can obfusticate it to "close it". Regardless, prior art here is open source (http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Nnedi3).
This isn't true anymore. OpenJDK source is all GPL, except for any special bits that Oracle retained for their own JDK offering.

A little over a year ago, Oracle stepped back as the "standard" JDK and became just another JDK vendor.

Anyone is free to take OpenJDK sources, compile and offer prebuilt binaries now.
Yeah, but I think you're supposed to follow it with the obligatory "You get his phaser, I'll get his wallet"
How a Russian Nationalist Named Alexei Navalny Became a Liberal Hero
Happy Birthday! What a superbly useful, solid piece of technology. Don't forget when this came out, the only option to watch video on Windows was to pay money, or try Windows Media Player, which I don't recall ever successfully playing any video I ever threw at it !
“I don't know what the language of the [future] will look like, but I know it will be called Fortran.”

— Tony Hoare, 1982
I know it's cool to hate on Stadia still (but less so than it used to be, now that everyone seems to just use it as a Cyberpunk console...) but this move makes sense to me.

1. First-party AAA games are a huge investment (in time and money), especially for a company without any experience in building them. Starting a first-party game studio is a huge risk (financial and planning) that I'm not surprised didn't pan out.

2. Stadia has a reputation as the "indie game streamer" platform in a lot of circles after such a large % of their first games were older and from smaller dev cos. The unpolished first-party AAA game (if it ever came out) wouldn't do much to help this reputation; focusing on partnerships and getting new releases on the platform seems like it'd do far more for the service's future.

3. Unpopular opinion but I don't think exclusives should exist for any platform. It may be good for business but it's bad for most gamers.

4. Politically, it feels like we're about to move into a period where companies need to be way more careful with monopolistic moves into new markets. "Owning the platform and the content" seems to be a wedge-prone position that a lot of companies are worried about (Amazon, Apple, Google, etc) and this kind of just clears Stadia/Google from having to worry about that on "their console".

FWIW I have almost 100 hours on Stadia and 49 friends online in Stadia at the time of writing this comment, but YMMV, I am most definitely in some kind of Stadia-bubble, I probably have some confirmation bias, and this may also be wishful thinking based on the fact that I want Stadia (and cloud gaming as a whole) to succeed.
Linux used to refer to the arch as amd64 and then Intel copied it a few years later.

AMD licensed the EV6 bus from DEC and there was some discussion of having motherboards that could accept either an AMD K7 or DEC Alpha and just flash the BIOS. That might have made the Alpha last longer by having more low cost motherboards
You cannot use service from any other cloud provider as your game backend if you use Lumberyard.

https://aws.amazon.com/lumberyard/faq

Q. Can my game use an alternate web service instead of AWS?

No. By “alternate web service” we mean any non-AWS web service that is similar to or can act as a replacement for Amazon EC2, Amazon Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon RDS, Amazon S3, Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Container Service, or Amazon GameLift. You can use hardware you own and operate for your game servers.
I am not holding it rn but I am making an account to buy few. I am curious to learn more about you and what you are trying to do.
It's worth pointing out that there are/were game breaking bugs, ui bugs, AI bugs, lack of features, strange stuff that plagued all versions of the game.
It's not a novel idea that all great art is in some way disruptive or transgressive. If you're aiming for art with cultural relevancy you've got to push some kind of boundary, mechanical, technical, or social.

If you have an culturally oppressive environment, whatever flavor, you're going to struggle to make great art.
Very impressive. Does it also support conda environments?
Google is like a rich guy who switches hobbies.

He may have real musical talent, but he'll never put in the blood, sweat & tears for the band to make it big.
Am I the only one who feels a bit discredited when someone blames their ADHD for their shortcomings?

To me, all the ADHD symptoms listed in this article sounds like nothing more but normal human traits.

Also, author hasn't been diagnosed with ADHD, and the tips can be helpful to everyone.
> Why is adoption of this new tech so poor?

Because it's unnecessary to those 99% of companies. If company data fits in an Excel spreadsheet, Access database, or a single MySQL/Postgres instance, then introducing all this new tech with all of the associated costs and little return gain is a net loss.