skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It has not but it has expanded and been polished up. I used to be pretty anti-ORM because I felt like they were leaky incomplete abstractions. Having used SQLAlchemy for a major project in the past (used it on top of Django instead of the built in one) and then coming back to Django’s, I can say that Django’s is to me easier and nicer to use. The performance is now on par with the SQLA declarative implementation. I never really loved the core implementation for being as verbose as it was. I would rather write SQL directly at that point.

About the only place where I dislike Django’s ORM is stuff around aggregation and annotation. The fact that the order in which you declare your annotations matters is annoying af and while I understand the need for it, I do wish there was a better way. Having said that, I have simply started structuring my models in a way that doesn’t require complex aggregation and that made my life a lot easier. If I have an instance of a Book model I know what fields to expect it to have and don’t worry about whether this particular time it has some specific annotation attached to it or not. That has made the rest of the code a lot cleaner.

Basically, I think to each their own, but I don’t see the Django ORM as a negative. Give it a try and see how it works for you especially if you can avoid going against the grain with it.
Whitepaper: https://content.nano.org/whitepaper/Nano_Whitepaper_en.pdf
This is offtopic, but I found it very endearing that you used the verb "take", as if you need (or can) take someone somewhere to watch a movie.
The other source of data mentioned in the paper is the NTT Multi-Lingual Speech Database for Telephonometry, which seems to be commercial, so presumably under a proprietary license.

https://www.ntt-at.com/product/multilingual/
https://www.ntt-at.com/product/speech2002/
You can have electricity without damaging the planet, though.
The specialness and rarity of the love I share with my wife is not based on how few other couples have the same relationship but on how few other people we have the same feelings for.

But the author does have a point concerning diamonds.
Citation or else this is false.

In any case the ceremonies are much too elaborate to be held in magistrates office without cutting corners. So they are held at home or marriage halls.
> I live in Europe and in my experience a stone in a wedding ring is very uncommon.

My parents married in the GDR during early-mid 80s, for them big diamond rings were definitely out (since one wouldn't have been able to get one anyway) and AFAICT they still really like their old wedding rings from back then: gold, not that wide, the surface looks kinda woven and each ring has three or four tiny specks of diamond integrated into the weaving pattern of the gold.

OT:

Growing up watching TV series' from abroad (US, UK etc.) I always wondered why people would throw around huge amounts of money for engagement rings (i.e. not even the real wedding ring), then spend thousands or more likely tens of thousands on a wedding, hundreds or more likely thousands on a wedding dress (which will only be worn for one day anyway) and on and on...

It just doesn't make sense to me spending such a huge amount of money making a committed relationship official when what actually matters is the sentiment between the significant others not some pathetic posturing in front of "friends and family".
> Fortunately, it turns out that they were never essential.

HN user doesn’t see the need for something, therefore it must not be essential.
I had to read that paragraph four times, trying to see who the second person I missed was. It turns out the author doesn't want to mention Matt's gender, which is very confusing to me. She definitely didn't go for clarity here.

EDIT: Apparently Matt identify as "they". I like to think of them as a collective.
You have a good point with non-HiDPI screens like a 1080p screen, but I guess that's falling out of fashion anyway. With 4k screens the problem does not exist. The Windows solution is certainly an engineer's approach, but overall it's not necessarily the best when it comes to accessibility. Look at macOS accessibility settings - it's comprehensive.
Hey HN. We use this Go implementation of node-fluent-ffmpeg internally at https://modfy.video/. It's one of the core components of our new video processing API we're working on.

W're trying to balance incorporating the design choices of the original project that made working with ffmpeg so intuitive and simple, with the conventions of idiomatic Go. There's a lot of work to be done!
I know of no similar youtubers at the moment, but just keep looking in your recommended, because there will soon be a thousand copycats popping up to try and cash-in on the kind of persona/role that deepfuckingvalue has shown there's a market for, because they know there are people out there, like you, looking for that kind of CONTENT!. But I imagine most of it will be crap just trying to sell you something.

I bet even "the establishment" themselves will start creating these kinds of channels for the purposes of manipulation and spreading FUD.
"Love" is the word we use to describe the feeling that you are connected to something you want to be connected to. "Hate" is the word we use to describe the feeling of being connected to something you do not want to be connected to.

So, obviously, it's totally possible for anyone to love just about anything. And even so, the feelings of love, contentment, and accomplishment are absolutely life changers. If you don't love someone other than yourself, you are missing out. If you feel that you need for no one else to be able to love their spouse in order to appreciate your own relationship, you are.. selfish? confused?

On another note, this is a girl marrying a guy. The pains she takes to keep everything gender neutral (eg. I waited in their bed, where "their" is her future husband Matt) is so woke and childish, it hurts me to read it.
I think it's largely an anglosphere thing (as you might expect given the origins); you also see it in the UK and a few other places. Though the US fixation on _price_ is perhaps unique.
https://nanocrawler.cc/status
They are also perfect for making an enclosure for the Ender 3 series of 3D printers. I think you need two of them stacked but the price is right and it is a popular solution for when you need to shield your prints from drafts.

http://www.tmproductions.com/projects-blog/2019/11/24/buildi...
I think she broke the news almost a day earlier than major news outlets: https://nope-its-lily.medium.com/

Incredible stuff which I don't understand nearly 50% of it, but I am learning...
I remember reading a paper that showed the length of a marriage is inversely correlated with the amount of money spent on the wedding.
Diamonds, despite being very expensive, aren't really all that expensive -- compared to the price of most marriages...

You know, the long term fixed and recurring costs...

You know, the EBITDA, the COGS, the line items, the Chart Of Accounts, and all of that good stuff from Accounting... <g>

In other words, if someone is getting married, the high cost of a diamond, while indeed substantial -- is still probably only going to be the least of that married person's financial problems, present or future... <g>
I've had one for ~15 years
Wealth in general is highly associated with marriage. Indians, poor ones too, take out mortgages for it.
Marketing AAA titles does not mean catering to people who are into high end graphics... e.g. I have a MBP, a PS4 and a Switch. None of these can run Cyberpunk 2077 (properly) or MS Flight Sim (at all). I have no plans or wishes to buy a high end Windows rig... BUT I would play via the cloud, just to experience these games, and would not care if there are some compression artifacts (currently unnoticeable when I stream 4k movies) or if they are capped at 30fps.

I only fear latency, which is what makes games unplayable to me... I live in Argentina and the best ping I can get on Fortnite is 50ms, using servers in Brazil. There are few territories with low ping in the world.
>The question I have of Curtis is whether he starts with a premise and then finds video to support it, or whether he derives his ideas from watching random archive video, or both. It would be fascinating to watch a "making of" documentary that shows how he finds the right archival footage.

You should read the article then, as it is discussed in there. He has access to the complete BBC archives and just scrolls through material on fast forwards until he stumbles onto interesting threads that he saves and then later finds patterns in.
How to Understand Algorithms, Abstraction and Pseudocode
"sliding_window_view" method will be a great addition. Sliding windows are used quite frequently when analysing data and currently you can kind of achieve it using "as_strided" method but that method is very cumbersome to use. But from the examples given, "sliding_window_view" is much easier to use.
https://nanocrawler.cc/network
That’s great for tiny New Zealand, but the suggestion was that this path will lead to eradication.

It will not.
I think it's known as a singular they, which is gender neutral and possibly more politically correct. When I was learning grammar back in the day it was a no-no.
Seems like all of those would be much more susceptible to false positives.
Was a long shot. I'm also searching for an obscure site I was almost certainly linked to from here.
Working with Nulls in the Java Ecosystem
Did you made it? Is it possible to add a random option to each field, so I can pick the color and eyes, but get a random dinosaur each day?
Cue the angry Canadians!! Nothing burns Canadians more than outsiders assuming they are practically Americans. I say this as a Canadian.
> I still don't understand how is Nano protected of double spending without PoW or PoS or centralization.

Attack-vectors: https://docs.nano.org/protocol-design/attack-vectors/
Why do you think rumor mongering is a valid reason for a country to disable people’s internet?
Why would you link a secret token to an original sound track header?
As a New Yorker near some of her favorite places, who also picks up litter every day, I see the plastic these places generate, as will people 500 years from now. I wish they would find an addiction that doesn't pollute so much. Not that they're any different from Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, and peers, but they certainly contribute their share.
the issue I had with this setup is that without a systemd or any daemon you might need to firefight and manually restart your containers each time there is an issue
The middle class in China is currently smaller than the one in Europe. It is - and always will be - much smaller than the middle class of the western countries combined. China is large but other countries together are much larger.
Chargaff's 2nd Parity Rule for DNA N-Grams
I understand your concern and agree that I am being extremely direct. It's not out of spite. On the one hand, it comes from my frustration with what I as an engineer perceive to be wrong advice. It feels to me like OP is using Docker because he read a blog post about it somewhere, never seriously thought about alternatives, then stuck with it and now recommends it to others, repeating a cycle where software gets worse and worse. And on the other hand, being direct is more concise. We all have little time and I feel that to get a point across on the internet, one has to get it across quickly and succinctly. I have no problem with my views being criticised and I'll be happy to concede where I was wrong if someone makes a clear and harsh point. But either way, I'm sorry if I offended you in particular or others who did not comment; It was not my intention. Having read this thread, I think much of the difference of opinion comes from different contexts. People who like Docker often seem to be working in larger teams, which is totally fine and they're probably right to use Docker. I just couldn't help but disagree with a statement that I felt pertains to an area I work in, which is small SaaS of tiny teams with usually no scalability requirements.
No it's not. It's literally just two commands to get started with poetry, and after that, one command to add a dependency and it's pretty easy to run simple projects locally.
> GameStop has everything Bitcoin has, plus some extra things

Including the ability to keep making losses in perpetuity, which would make it worth negative infinity.
Yes, right ;)
https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack#Enterprise_Edition

My favourite bit on this site re. The long version of the LACK table or "enterprise edition":

"Following ICT tradition, the Enterprise Edition is more than three times as expensive, while providing less stability than two of the regular products combined."
I'm pretty sure the authors relationship is special. I don't think real love is that common. People get together for different reasons. Children. A house. Sex. The status of having a partner. Yes, were always supposed to pretend those reasons do not exist. But they do. And they are common.
> It's very easy to fix. Just increase the maximum block size. There is a fork that does that and a fork that use smaller transactions in a secondary chain.

A fork is not a feasible solution who knows if this fork get's ever merged into the master branch of bitcoin
Just get your work done and don't broadcast loudly how/when you did it. I've worked fewer and fewer hours every year of my current job and my performance reviews all focus on the high velocity with which I work. I've never been asked nor told anyone how many hours a week I log in front of the screen.

(wfh definitely helps with this but even before that, I kept odd/hard to track hours and no one ever questioned me)
How many have these 'villagers' have been convicted or even arrested. The government does a wink wink and they are released on bail and their cases buried under humongous paperwork. These is how, among other things, the government sanctions public lynchings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5VsGdPHsz0

This is not rocket science. KKK operated in similar ways.
> 2 or 3 times a year

That seems massively excessive oil changing for your mileage.

Fun fact - the same car manufacturers tell British people to change their oil every 21k miles or 24 months, and tell American people to change their oil every 3k miles or 6 months. For literally the same car, being driven in potentially identical conditions.

Americans are just changing their oil needlessly! And they have a whole industry of ‘oil change shops’ you don’t get in many other countries to do the needless work! Bonkers!
But can you host content with chrome that will get you locked up for life? Because that's the issue here: the official default home server was serving that content. Now, yeah, decentralization but apparently the people handling abuse reports of stuff in the play store don't know what this means, hence GP saying they explained what decentralization is and the relation between Element (open source project) and Matrix.org (the 'offending' service).
> The Nano foundation got 7M/133M = 5% of the initial coins for a "developer found". Did they spend/distribute all of it or it is still saved?

> Miners will get 2.4M/21.0M, that is a 11% inflation. And they have to spend most of it in the mining. Just call this 11% a developer found, and the difference is not so much.

I don't understand your point please elaborate more on your point, thanks!
I'm not sure that my goal is to get people to believe as accurately as possible so much as it is to get other people to do the right thing. That is to say, my goal is persuasion.

Generally speaking, I also try to encourage people to believe as accurately as possible. However, as a practical matter convincing people to do that doesn't scale.
Every single GDS project I’ve been on is 90% freelancers all via a small handful of companies — it’s not really “in-house” but at least it’s better than absolutely everything going to capgemini, Fujitsu, NTT, ATOS and the like, sure.
It wasn't incorrect, you misunderstood. npm just uses silly defaults on Linux while using saner defaults on Windows and mac os. I am a Linux user and having to configure npm to use another path for global packages that I use in literally all my projects is just bad UX.
Possibly an unpopular opinion but I'd argue that, in the main, the people creating interesting stuff as a sideline never got rich. Maybe it's a side effect of the startup and side-hustle mentality here but I'd argue that maybe discussions about these sorts of things emphasize monetization too much.
Reminds me of an RFP for the Pennsylvania Land Trust Assocation I spent $10k preparing a bid for when I was young and naïve before I understood that RFPs were often a sham to give auditors the illusion of due diligence and that it would have been impossible for us to win the contract.
Hmm, OTOH, the 6.4GB data tarball says that it is from contributors who responded to the demo and is licensed under CC0.
Multiple reasons might apply:

- Focusing on one use case might make it difficult to generalize the design later. Lessons learned might not carry over, and the platform will get anchored into particular design choices. This only gets worse the more the solution gets deployed.

- Having a product that can do both makes it simpler to do applications that combine multiple computational loads. Else, the data has to be transferred to another device. This seems unattractive since graphics, ML and massively parallel scientific computations are more similar to each other than to what CPUs are used for.

- Development budget gets fragmented, which is a disadvantage since the different use cases might not correspond to markets that are large enough to support each product.

- One of the platforms might just die off. Users that use both would be stuck in between and would have to find a solution, and most likely it will be NVidia/AMD again.
We heard of them before we were engaged, and really considered them strongly. In the end my wife decided she just wanted a diamond because otherwise it always would be on the back of her mind.

I mention this because my wife is extremely unassuming, and socially and environmentally conscious, and she still couldn't shake the diamond thing. She was 100 percent aware of this and it bothered her but in the end decided it mattered to her nevertheless. We ended up getting a small polar bear diamond: the metalwork (by a local metal artist) is really more what you'd notice about her ring.

I'm still not sure what it was, nor is she. If I had to guess now it's that for her, once you decide to have a gem, it's all the same issues at some level, so why not use the one that has personal meaning for you, whatever that is, for whatever reason? We looked into synthetics, but at the time they weren't actually available. I think if there weren't other options she might have went with a repurposed stone? Maybe no stone?

Moissonite is a great option, one I wish were more used. We learned about it from the metalsmith who made our rings, and I noticed recently she had stopped actively promoting them.

I think to see a shift from diamonds, these types of conversations just need to happen repeatedly more than everyone thinks. The idea needs to be suggested when people are very young that different symbolic expressions of marriage are fine, and that what's important is whatever is meaningful to the members of the couple. By the time people are adults the schemas might already be indelibly fixed.

But then again who knows what marriage and commitment will be like for my daughter. I don't envy the young in certain ways.
they will say "agile", but will mean , "all requirements up front with an increment delivered every sprint".

which works very well if the developers and the customer really know what they want when the project starts.
Nope. I'm using podman rather than docker so they're owned by the user that runs the script. The root user isn't involved. If I were using docker, I'd add `-u "$(id -u):$(id -g)"` to the docker args to deal with that issue.
"Why do pople buy bitcoin?" Its propboly some of the same answers for "Why do people buy gold?"

Its bad for the evironment. It expensive to dig. Its expensive to store and its a hassle to things with.
It's mostly your motherboard form factor -- ATX, ITX, etc etc. Check what the rack mount case supports, same as any other case. Some very giant desktop motherboards are ~impossible to find rack mount cases for. (Eg, old EVGA motherboards that were some sort of mega-ATX.)

A 4U case should fit desktop cards and cooling components, but you should probably double check that too.
> What improves (and guarantees) software quality is rigorous testing. To deliver high quality software, there is no other solution.

This is 100% false. You can’t inject quality into a bad design via testing. You can’t guarantee quality or correctness through testing. Testing is the second worst place to find errors.

You get a MUCH higher roi by producing thoughtful written designs and getting them peer reviewed. And again with code reviews. (Peer review is best but self review can also be very effective.) I’m not saying don’t test — testing is valuable, especially because it forces you to design for testability, and a suite of automated tests is valuable when making changes later.
The main reason now is cost, however it's hard to hit the sweet spot between initial investment and on going electricity costs.
Can you beat Super Mario World using only your voice?
It's still very hard to actually bridge the gap between putting something out there and getting people to pay for it. All those platforms did was expand the lucky few from .1% to 1% of people trying. A big jump, but few people make enough to cover the costs, much less live on it.
Interesting that you talk about gluing together some things around docker-compose. I've done something similar but on the command-line. Specifically, I use Makefile as a task-runner [1]. It is in there that I keep a lot of my custom settings for deployments, hosts, and one-off taks.

[1] - https://github.com/simplecto/makefile-taskrunner-template
Covid-19 Elimination Strategy: Why it was the best choice for New Zealand
I found that confusing at first too, but then I realized that 'they' is probably Matt's preferred pronoun. Which, while non-traditional, is a totally valid choice in 2021.
Edit: To whoever downvoted me, thanks for proving my point. This is not a debate but a propaganda warfare.
Bitcoin wanted to replace money not gold so they didn't delivered as promised.
Totally agree with you. But 2021 White America is pretty fcxked up too.
I guess you are right the only fans noctua produces are 12cm diameter. /s
Let's see if this comment is still too real for the current beliefs.

It's ok people. Mandatory romantic love is a few decades old social convention. Before that it still existed and it was optional, and it was understood that people appraise one another more on ego level, and materially first. You could have marriage and children with or without romantic love. It was an extra some people had the luck to have.

We still do these things automatically, but unfortunately in secret. Before that it was done openly.
They start small enough for cooling VRM's and go up to iirc 20cm
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-foundation
Maybe the issue is different views of what the disagreement is over?

I tend to view the disagreement as being over policy not over rationalism/facts. If at the end of the discussion both people agree on the policy I see that as successful even if they still disagree on the evidence that supports that policy.
Exactly. I'm happy that the app was reinstated, but this solves nothing in the long run.