skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, that's interesting. I had assumed any partnership would have integrated with the desktop steam client rather than a third party app, although I can see the benefits of separating it out in terms of pricing/billing models.
Can the PinePhone replace your Android or iOS device?
This morning, I was seeing rumors that RH was refusing to execute call options that people were trying to exercise.

Isn't that, by virtue of the nature of the contract, pretty much illegal?
The linked paper was submitted to CRYPTO 2017 (https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-63688-7_...)
The next paper Ouroboros Praos was submitted to EUROCRYPT 2018 (https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-78375-8_...)
The next paper Ouroboros Genesis was submitted to CCS 2018 (https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3243734.3243848)
I don't know about the papers after this that seem to be to other places or just eprints.
All our models are inherently probabilistic. The way we perceive and reason about the world is probabilistic, too.
Yes you can do this today. You cannot send this directly to Opstrace via grpc yet, so you would need to use the Prometheus remote write exporter (https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector/bl...) with the open telemetry collector. Right now this means only metrics are supported but we will be working on traces as well. Check out the point about tracing on our roadmap https://opstrace.com/docs/references/roadmap
> existential threat from rights holders due to users uploading content that they do not hold the rights to

Said threat only comes from big content owners, and they don't even bother to check if they have the rights to the content before issuing a DMCA challenge. A small-fry content owner doesn't have the resources to find copyright infringement, while big content providers simply scrape everything with automation and issue a claim on even the flimsiest match.

At YouTube, big content doesn't even have to do the work, they've pushed the work off to YouTube's content ID system which automatically demonetizes (or, better yet, gives the revenue to the claimant).
I didn't read very far (might do so out of curiosity later), but on the early pages the hostility also extended e.g. to therapists, who often aren't even medical practitioners and presumably don't have a direct interest in medication.

While therapists are of course also doing business or at the very least earning a living by providing the therapy, and it's thus true they might not be entirely disinterested, they may well have genuine concerns on the psychological and emotional safety of their patients. The combative and even arrogant attitude the early pages show towards well-intentioned professionals is, IMO, unwarranted.
Regulatory requirements usually does box you into a waterfall sdlc. However, that does not stop you from practicing an iterative sdlc internally.

I like to conceptualize it as having a "waterfall shell with an iterative core"

It is not uncommon for us to have new requirements added in the middle of a release. However, once safety testing and clinical validation are performed, changes are pushed to the next version unless a huge safety issue is detected.
Maybe not (there's a reason I put macos and windows last), but the fact remains that people have put effort into making it portable, and it shows: ZFS runs well on more OSes than most other (non-toy) FSes.
It's probably more likely that the humidifier in TFA is just a poorly designed POS and should be replaced with a better version of the same evap type.

If you notice, the evap ones TC covers in his video all have easily accessible fans with no grill blocking access to the blades, and in general are fairly cleanable, while the one in TFA sounds like a nightmare.
It definitely feels a little formulaic, however I wonder if that wasn't just the author's attempt at brevity while following a list of points.
Instead of explicit quantifiable goals, announced with fanfare, there should only be policies that promote certain outcomes. The current way simply promotes the use of government resources to promote politicians in power who tout their "goals" of "taking 10,000 homeless off the street," or whatever.
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What a beautiful creation.

People are making more and more exciting projects in Pico-8, the virtual console that this is made in. It is a fully self-contained environment and provides a great set of constraints that have led to a lot of creativity and ingenuity. It's a bit like the demoscene in that way.

> The Pico-8 program integrates a Lua code editor, sprite and map creation tools, and an audio sound effect and music editor. The program can load games saved locally on a computer, in the form of text or as specially encoded .png images. The interface also supports a splore mode, where games uploaded to the BBS can be previewed and then played in the Pico-8 program. The PocketCHIP miniature computer shipped preloaded with Pico-8.

> Pico-8 games, as well as the program's interface itself, are limited to a 128x128 pixel, 16-color display, and a 4-channel audio output

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pico-8

More games written in Pico-8 on itch.io: https://itch.io/games/tag-pico-8 (sorted by popularity)
Not a biologist, but from genome.gov:

"Messenger RNAs, also known as mRNA, are one of the types of RNA that are found in the cell. This particular one, like most RNAs, are made in the nucleus and then exported to the cytoplasm where the translation machinery, the machinery that actually makes proteins, binds to these mRNA molecules and reads the code on the mRNA to make a specific protein. So in general, one gene, the DNA for one gene, can be transcribed into an mRNA molecule that will end up making one specific protein."

Still doesn't address how modifications would interact together.
Couldn't we use, you know, git for the many applications that require a verifiable history of commits but don't need to be super fast or real-time?
Geforce Now library kinda sucks to me, not all that much better than Stadia but that's my opinion. Stadia has a few names (e.g. Red Dead Redemption) that GFN doesn't and vice versa.
Hah, well I don't work there anymore. They did have reverse osmosis water filters on them, but no air filters.
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RFC 5848, "Signed Syslog Messages":

> This document describes a mechanism to add origin authentication, message integrity, replay resistance, message sequencing, and detection of missing messages to the transmitted syslog messages. This specification is intended to be used in conjunction with the work defined in RFC 5424, "The Syslog Protocol".

* https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5848
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I don't think contract dispute is the right word. The developer sued epic for things it knew about in advance. Epic countersued and won.
Honest question. What will happen if Google shut down stadia with the games I purchased? That's the main issue I have with the platform, will be a refund or even a steam / epic key after?

I loved Google Play Music, Reader, Hangouts and god knows how many chat apps google have made over the years to later kill. Still don't get why they don't better just make a startup with the idea and be like a VC, as right now it's really hard to trust any "made by google", it's almost a meme that will not last long.
A lot of those things would actually reduce your chance of getting fractures from low bone density, along with the increased risk of fractures from accidents.
It kind of reminds me of HashCash (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash) but applied to a twitter-like network. Kind of a neat idea.
How is Lisdex for you? I've recently been considering asking my doc if I can try it out.

I'm currently on a rather high daily dosage of Medikinet CR (2x30mg + another 1x20mg on long days if anyone's curious). It works but too inconsistently. It's also rather expensive here in the Netherlands.
That's the part they sold in the title, but there's a bunch of other useful stuff for someone operating Postgres in production, something I'll need to do in a few months.
I think a cloud game-platform should focus on allowing avatars jumping between the games, you know multi-dimensional star-ports. When and enemy is chasing you in one game, you could perhaps escape into another.
Also curious. Quantopian tried this, arguably with a profit motive, but did release some of the best Python engineering I’ve ever seen (Zipline). Definitions are important here: the “hedge” in hedge fund generally means returns uncorrelated with the broader market. OP could mean anything in this context.
I'm holding and curious.

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Happy to hear you're now with the old Mesosphere gang at Opstrace Nick!
> Sad Australian internet noises.

( Didgeridont? BTW amazing stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG9ZX1FS20A )

Self-owned gaming rig also nets you backwards compatibility.

I have used Stadia and have been impressed by its relatively seamless "drop in and play" capability.
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You'd also need a lot more power plants, and the city is already dotted with quite a few of them. It's going to be difficult to build more of them.
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Fallibility, Reflexivity, and the Human Uncertainty Principle (2014)
They threw away millions of dollars in ad money and they will see no return on investment.

Usually ads can be equally or more expensive than development and production.
VLC is a great software package for sure. However, if you are seeking a Linux focused music player, I have enjoyed Exaile, having tried many different alternatives.

https://exaile.org/
Thanks for the links! Will check them out

As far as selectors go, we're currently working through how to support more specific selection when there's multiple HTML element alternatives for a single visual element (e.g., nested tags with no padding/margin).

This isn't too big of an issue for scraping text, but comes into play when pulling attributes, or when using the selectors to modify the page structure. (Our tool lets you place buttons, panels, etc., copying the style/structure from existing elements)
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Yes, I have been opening many boxes, bags, and munching on lab snacks. I just call them Thor anyway when referencing them. I will take note of your pedantic remark and asses my use of company names.
> Someone who is going to try heroin is going to try heroin.

Tautologically correct, but I think the implication here is that availability doesn't affect whether someone will try heroin. I have a hard time believing that: it seems obvious that on the margin, there are some people who would try heroin if it were easier to get (and wouldn't if it were harder). We can argue about how big that margin is, but it seems hard to argue that it doesn't exist.

(Apologies if that's not actually what you were implying.)
Still a lot of the big games missing on GFN though, e.g. all of Bethesda and Blizzard games. Apart from that -- a lovely service.
Yes, another post from the same "author": https://blog.snodgrass.xyz/posts/generating-fact-based-artic...
Not sure if these things can be permanently stopped as in this example the scam didn't even bother to implement a full app. Anyone can just launch something over the internet these days with just a .com domain.
It’s maybe a tiny bit worse, but describing it as terrible is a pretty extraordinary stretch. Google is fucked if the entire business model of Stadia, requiring massive investment in hardware, software, and content, depends on consumers being too stupid to link an account between app stores.
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I wouldn't be surprised if this was the idea of a diversity hire.
Regular forms can also become irregularized; it's not a one-way street. Speakers of American English will be familiar with the past tense of 'dive' as 'dove' instead of 'dived'. Similarly, the plural of 'octopus' has tended towards the irregular 'octopi' instead of the regular 'octopuses' (yay hypercorrection).
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> addressing their extreme rhetoric, not them. How they come across is different than who they are. Every statement was a "swipe" at their disrespectful and unreasonable arguments, not them as a person.

That's not how internet comments work. If you tell someone they sound like a zealot, you're calling names. If you then say "I didn't mean it about you, only about how you sound", that's a distinction that makes no difference to the receiver, with whom your comment has already landed like a punch.

I'm afraid the problem is that your comments aren't as respectful as you think they are. This is a common problem, as I tried to explain above. Swipes that feel harmless or perfectly kosher to the commenter can easily land with readers, and especially with whomever they're replying to, as aggressive.

Because of this asymmetry, it's easy to end up with a flamewar in which all parties feel aggrieved, like they're the innocent one who did nothing, while the other is the one who behaved badly and escalated. Everyone ends up feeling like they're just defending themselves from unprovoked attack. In reality we're all subject to this cognitive bias, and if we're to avoid having this place go into a downward spiral and burn itself to a crisp, we all need to be extra careful to err on the side of being respectful and editing swipes out of our posts here.

I was writing about this in another context, in case or anyone wants more information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25995375.

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>> But the people paying for the prison certainly do.

That's quite a leap.
My hacker news comment notifier lol

https://hacknotescenter.com/

I need to do an about building blog post

but I basically just made it to get better at kubernetes design doc writing, and play around with hasura, next.js, vercel and a bunch of other tech toys.
> You cannot browse the data structure without an active cluster

That's one of the reason's I'm interested in delta-rs [1], which has delta lake bindings for Python. Would love to read a delta lake table into a native python object without the need for spark.

[1] https://github.com/delta-io/delta-rs
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This is good advice for young developers. Start saving for the day when you can start your own company. Be thrifty, invest regularly. Try to negotiate a better salary. You have more motivation to do that when you know you have the goal of becoming independent. Your employer is using you to build their business, make it a goal to use them to start yours.
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I live in tobaccco country. Tobacco is actually quite hard to grow - it's very labor intensive and picky about conditions.
Yeah, I regimented my life more than basically anyone. Quit all hobbies, prevented me from doing anything for days. Even with all of that I couldn't focus on doing homework, instead I just lied down in my bed and stared at the ceiling for hours on end. Or sat in a chair and stared at the wall. I knew I should do the world, and I knew that the only way to do the work was to prevent me from doing everything else in the world, yet even when the work was the only thing I could do I still often didn't do it.

Nothing worked until I got medication. The funny thing is that I lived undiagnosed like that until I was 30. Imagine if ADHD was better understood when I was a kid...
It's beautiful! It even runs on my ancient PC and browser! The project should definitely include some screen shots in the readme and docs.

But until then, go to the live demo (https://logomor.com/) and click the Demo button, then the upper left toggle to turn on auto-rotate!
I was more thinking along the lines of academia than market share - if you read a book like the dragon book or Muchnick's text, they clearly thought we'd all be on Alpha or some other RISC machine rather than ARM - even for teaching.
From the article: Civis denied the firing happened over the tweet. The only evidence is this:

> One Civis employee, who requested anonymity for fear of professional repercussions, told me, the only reason for the firing “that was communicated that I heard were the client and staff reactions to the tweet.” The employee also said that at “our company-wide meeting after Shor’s firing blew up on Twitter, [CEO] Dan [Wagner] said something along the lines of freedom of speech is important, but he had to take a stand with our staff, clients, and people of color.”

Sure... Solid journalism, given the above.

I am not yet sold on "cancel culture". I only ever hear people crying about people calling them out on Twitter, intermixed with some random people losing their jobs for actually doing really nasty shit on public record. What ever there is, it's blown way out of proportion.

I hope we are heading for a drama recession. And I hope Twitter and Facebook die over it. I wish the idiots lighting 5G towers would shift their anger towards data centers. Any, at this point. I would fund them on patreon.
No, using AWS does not absolve you of that responsibility. The game of paying a vendor to be an engineer is that you have to have strategies to test this kind of stuff.

Slack didn’t know how to handle it, they paid AWS hoping the product did what it said on the tin. They didn’t test for this case and got bit.

They have millions of clients they could have coordinated to load test this stuff by picking some time to disable the cache and fallback to cache if it failed.
I've been following your blog and "year in review" posts for some time now.

I've enjoyed reading all of them, and found it inspirational that you kept going despite the somewhat-underwhelming outcome in the first couple of years.

I find this kind of perseverance admirable. I'm truly glad things panned out the way they did, and wish you the best of luck going forward! I'll surely keep up to date with your blog posts :)
Parent seems to be referring to MIDs [1]

"Mediators of Individual Data (MIDs) are a union-like organization championed by technologist Jaron Lanier as a framework for addressing the key issues around user-generated data like ownership, monetization, and reparations. An effective MID or data union could perform a number of critical functions on behalf of its members that are currently lacking in the digital economy."

There exists also a great Harvard Business Review article, but it is paywalled.

[1] https://blog.datadividendproject.com/this-week-in-data-101-w...
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For me it’s ~300mg caffeine to almost be as good as 10mg Ritalin, but I have to re-dose the caffeine often. Think a gram or more a day.

Both have an impact on cardiovascular health, but my impression is that Ritalin and the like are much safer than what people self-medicate with.
The dream of cloud gaming, for me, is everyone gets an amazing gaming PC.

I just bought a new PC, and it’s great, but it sits under my TV, unused, for 90-whatever percent of its life. If you can deliver cloud gaming as a complete product that actually offers value, the potential efficiency is staggering.
Don't forget https://www.playstation.com/en-us/ps-now/
Almost definitely, thanks.