skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And nothing to stop you from breaking out specific services into Go/Rust where you actually need high performance.
On the other hand seems like a reasonable way to find some more examples of stuff that you know you and the other person likes.
If you read the link, what's discouraged is using the non official client to connect to the Signal service, or using the "Signal" name on something that isn't produced / run by OWS.

There's nothing there about preventing anyone from running a signal-compatible service/network and shipping a fork of their own client to connect to it, which is my original point.
Note that due to the way APNS works, the notifications path on things like Element/Matrix, as well as XMPP/etc must be centralized with the (iOS) app developer anyway, even if the server isn’t.
According to the login page for the system it works in FF, Safari and Edge as well. I suppose "only Chrome" is more accurately "if it works in Chrome, it'll run in everything but IE".

Still makes me wonder why though, most projects I've worked on have have to support IE, and though it annoys developers because they cannot use the hotHewThingN api, mostly its fine.
Vigilantism like calling for DDOSing is not the answer.
I’m somewhat certain that the east India company, the VOC etc., had wealth surpassing many countries by the time their consolidation activities reached their peak, though. This isn’t a new phenomenon I don’t think.
The EU is 16x the size of NZ.
Are you explaining this to the interviewee. Otherwise it's a guessing game for what you want and creates unnecessary stress. If you planning to put people on-call (working under stress and time constraint) on their first day(no prior knowledge of the problem they may encounter) then its fine.

While I'm a decent programer, I perform terrible under these situations. When I get stuck I need to take two steps back (go for a walk, explain it to a coworker/rubber duck).
> In the elections in question, twice, a majority of the supposedly oppressed group, Indian Muslims, has voted for the current government.

Not disbelieving but I want to see a non-partisan citation.

BTW the polling rate of these elections were around 50%. The remaining 50% didn't agree to vote for any of them.
> Learning is difficult

But not insurmountable. In my own experience, all it takes is a small amount of consistent effort each day. I've learned a few programming languages that I use regularly like this, I learned sleight of hand card magic like this and most recently, I've learned to play guitar like this. This year, I hope to learn Spanish like this too. Many people don't want to put consistent regular effort in and are looking for shortcuts. That doesn't work.

> a ghastly chimera of techniques

Well, yeah, the right tool for the job, right? But it does work, so...
For what it's worth, diamond ring is pretty common/popular in China.

On a general note, I wish people could say "XXX isn't common in [insert your region]", instead of "I guess XXX is an American thing". There are countries outside North America and Europe.
Towards Better Serialization in the Java Platform (2019)
The teenagers and young adults in the 90s were for the first time too young to remember the woes of the 70s.

The cold war was over, but pre 9/11.

Coordinated global action can solve environmental problems (phasing out of CFCs). Turns out CO2 emissions not such an easy problem to solve.

Rave / House music culture based on euphoric togetherness rather than sex and violence.

The economically rising east asian nations giving the west ever more affordable consumer goods, but not yet threatening US domination of the world order (especially after the bubble in Japan burst).

The utopian promise of the `information super highway'.
To my surprise, All the Dell servers we have try to keep the noise at a minimum unless they're pushed to their max.

I'm not aware of the any other servers, switches or actively cooled equipment tried to do that.

IBM BladeCenter H is the worst offender: "Is acoustic management enabled? No? OK, everything is at full speed, then".
LACK is a whole series of furnitures and only one desk seem to be useable for this rack-hack.
See eg this demo: https://youtu.be/NfTP3yhTybc?t=150

I could never afford one (they're also super heavy so you have to be careful your floor can take it) but I assume the idea is to replace the airflow noise of many small fans with a few much larger ones.
The name is fine. Pay no attention to the bikeshedding.
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I imagine they are knowing victims, and there’s a lot of social pressure to conform. I’m sure many people would not be excited to repeatedly explain the De Beers situation to everyone who questioned their decision not to get a diamond. And it’s even harder to make an “against the grain” decision on behalf of your spouse. And if they don’t want the diamond ring, you still may choose to get it for your own social comfort. So with De Beers as the historical root cause, you have a situation where both spouses need to want to go against the grain to not get a diamond ring.
Why should they? If they had done basic research, they wouldn't even have come up something as asinine as this. Fact: women contribute to farm work as much as men in Punjab: https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/in-punjab-women-take-c.... So women are a part of the protest because they are also affected by this. Why even bring this up at all?

> We are talking about areas around Delhi where women and children have much less liberty when compared to other regions of India.

The fact that you wrote this shows how little you know about this. The majority of the farmers protesting are Punjabi farmers. Do you know that in a Punjabi household, women participate in the work equally? This is not like UP or Bihar. Even in religious ceremonies, women participate equally. Don't bring up your own discriminatory customs and think they apply to every other community in India.

Coming back to the Supreme Court, this is the same court that has got its tiny feelings upset over a political satire:

https://scroll.in/latest/985456/contempt-case-against-rachit...

Should I point out the relation between the ex Chief Justice and the ruling party?

You are pretty terrible at this.
Step, step, step, KBOOM!
I've long wondered the value anyone gets from Linkedin. But it seems as if it's "the least dirty shirt" in a hamper of crap. It would seem that its network effect makes building a better alternative difficult. I'm not someone who uses it all that frequently but it does seem to do a decent enough job at showing job postings in a single place. As for the self promotion and "though leadership" going on there - has anyone benefited from that garbage? Seems like a sad and desperate attempt to paper over a weak resume.
> On the spot fines from police

Shouldn't it be the courts who issue fines?
You could use that same argument to justify buying a solid gold coffee mug, and you'd be able to sell the mug for a reasonable price when you got sick of it.

The argument "Over my lifetime I'll have lots of expenses, and this $50K that I withdrew from my bank in cash and burned in a barrel in my back yard doesn't even represent 5% of them!" is a weird argument.
The opposite of turning an Ikea coffee table into a server rack has to be turning an Apple Xserve into a coffee table:

https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/kig3gw/do_coffee_t...

https://imgur.com/a/6TLqWks
The B1 was too expensive to fully replace the B52

The B2 was too expensive to replace even the limited number of B1s

The B21 will likely have its costs revised so much higher that it will meet the same fate as the Zumwalt

America relies on the B52 because it has to, not because it wants to
I spent a few years in and out of FAANG and IBanks.

I'm as not white as they come. I've been told I look like a murderer in a professional setting. So to calibrate your expectations.

I've only ever been hired by immigrants. Full stop. A good old white person has NEVER hired me directly. In fact, my main experience with white people in a company hierarchy is trying to get me out or take away my just reward.

I cannot understand this. I just want to do a good job with people I like to work with. I've never been convicted of a crime, I was in the top 5% of a top ten school, yet I have felt discriminated against my entire career.

In 2015 I got sick of it and left.

In January, I made 100k off my own endeavours.

My suggestion to other ((ethnic)) people is just leave the bubble and make your own way. They will never let you gain a foothold for too long.

This is just my experience and likely does not transfer for most. But I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what I was doing wrong.
This is how hiring works in most public tech centers and colleges here in Spain.

The job postings are useless, if you want to work there what you need is an introduction (someone to give your CV to a lead that needs hands on deck). Then 2 to 3 months later a job posting with an almost complete copy of your CV will appear and they’ll hire you.
24" 1080p is not hidpi; it is normal @1X scale.

If you have it blurry, it is because you upscale @1X.
The sad, true reason why they don’t is that government programmer jobs will pay 1/2 - 1/3 what a private sector job will pay in the DMV (DC, MD, VA). And the ironic part is that the reason private sector pay is so high is largely attributable to these big federal contracts being handed out. But as things are, the federal government cannot hire enough qualified people in the location (by DC) that they want to.
Recent HP servers do the same, and are actually quieter in my experience.

But yeah as soon as you put an unsupported HDD or extension card in there, it'll assume the worst and spin everything full blast.
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<Maybe this is how it felt in the early 70's when the nation was coming out of assassinations/Vietnam/Watergate, or how it felt in Ireland after the Troubles, India after the Emergency, Chile ever since the Pinochet coup, and so on, "one damn thing after another".>

I grew up in the 70's, what we're witnessing today is different. Cable news media has almost destroyed the news of current events. By some cable news networks labeling everything they're against "fake", some have lost sight of what's true by reason of logic. Telling blatant lies as news is very different then what I grew up with.
There have been some failures to reproduce the results. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Park#Follow_up_experiments
A bot notifies about new loans on ViaInvest p2p lending platform
ViaInvest p2p lending investors suffer from cash drag because loan supply does not meet demand.

Investors inform themselves manually about new investable loans available on telegram.

I programmed a bot that checks automatically whether loans are available. Alerts are published on telegram.
Covid-19: Africa’s surge in infections likely due to new variants
It’s the refuge of choice of the magical thinker.
Wow. I thought I recognized that name - the author of this post interviewed me for a job several years ago when I was first learning how to code. It didn't work out as I was waaaaaaay too junior at the time but I'll always remember that interview fondly.

My background was more in math and my interests were in PL theory, so he quizzed me on the lambda calculus, and turned me onto Essentials of Programming Languages by Friedman & Wand (and off the bad compiler books I had been reading previously), and pointed me towards material for further study in programming languages and lambda calculus.

The interview was still fairly practically oriented despite those detours, and I learned a great deal that helped me to quickly find a solid technical role not long after. But more importantly, he and his colleagues who interviewed me were incredibly kind and respectful, and instilled this sense that both computer science and software engineering could be a lot of fun. :)
I can download, run, study, modify/fork and redistribute both the client and server software, so I'm not sure what freedom is missing.
Yes! This is a big win for me!

Basically, across projects, I've been reusing a snippet that uses some as_strided magic for years now. The snippet looks seriously deranged, it will be great to refer to something built in... also for my colleagues who now have to understand my as_strided shits.
Don't you usually want both?
How+Can+We+Give+Thanks+in+All+Things?+|+Good+News+Of+GOD
Russia. I assume when De Beers did its most influential marketing campaigns, we didn't have capitalism.
Trying to keep the noise is at minimum is a noble thing to pursue I think. Otherwise it's deafening when it's working in the system room.

In an HPC environment that doesn't matter much, anyway. Heh.
I can't speak for her but my guess is she'd say at some point, even if debeers started it, its not about debeers anymore. Or she'd say something like why do we value the art we do? Isn't it all socially shaped? At what point does it become personal? If she wants a diamond because that's what she had in mind, and what her parents and grandparents had, and she likes the color and brilliance, what the hell does debeers have to do with it? Couldn't people still want white diamonds even if you could dig them up in your backyard?

It's not really bullshit to want something but wrestle with the ethics of it, or to balance different options. Like I said, she probably would have went with a repurposed stone or none if we exhausted other options.

Moissonite for her was this thing she had never heard of, something that didn't have meaning outside of a substitute for something else. It was untested. Heck, my guess is if she lost her stone she'd probably be fine getting a moissonite stone as a replacement now just because it's been settling in her head for years and years now.

In the end this is just me inferring how she feels. From my standpoint, I just wanted to do what she'd be satisfied with... which is another angle on the issue.

Just to add later: she did like the color and brilliance of moissonite. I remember her worrying about the hardness and not having an intuitive sense of how durable it was. I think if someone had been able to say "this has the same hardness as diamond" scientifically speaking she would have been ok? I have no idea. It was a strange gem to her and she was just as skeptical of it as she was about claims of any given diamond's provenance, ethics wise.
… but I kick myself for not having saved the URL …

Maybe https://neave.tv/?
> Technocrats used complicated mathematical models to determine that mass vaccination would create a "herd immunity" to disease.

The SIR model is very simple https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compartmental_models_in_epidem...

At the beginning of the covid19 epidemic everyone and their dog was writing one and publishing a demo version. It was interesting/scary to modify the parameters and see how thing changed. Also, try to fix misinformation in the models, like a 50% death rate.

Anyway, a SIR model can be programed in 20 lines of codes, and is pretty straightforward. Adding a vaccine is like 5 additional lines at most. Also, the main idea is very simple to understand. (Someone should write a tutorial of SIR in Excel/GoogleSheets, it's interesting to see the graphics.)

The most simple models just assume that everyone meets everyone randomly. It's more complicated if you want to consider a more realistic model of how people move. For a decision about lockdown you need the complex model, but to understand herd immunity the simple model is good enough.

For a nice explanation of more complicated models, there is a video of 3Blue1Brown: "Simulating an epidemic" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxAaO2rsdIs Note that he explains that the models in this video are not 100% accurate, some number are chosen to get nice graphics, they are only useful to get some insight but not get quantitative predictions.
Fuzzy Sets for Ada
Can you really consider it special if you don't consider it worth waking up with your partner every morning and sharing two cups of Forever™, The Coffee For Real, Special Marriages©?
What problem does that solve? This isn't something that a human will ever have to type. Explicit long names are much better.
“Figured out on-orbit repair and upgrade of a school bus sized telescope” sounds pretty cool to me.
Copious amounts of sugar are an intrinsic part of the original recipe for bubble tea as far as I know.
SIMD as a term predates those Intel instructions by 30 years.
I think the amount of twist you get with each base pair isnt quite the same and if you made a strand of all G you woild find the DNA doesnt coil and pack properly.
What you mean is that 95% of the time and money spent is about different bureaucrats fighting over turf wars and trying to get some credit in ,to be able to claim responsibility if it works, but at the same time not exposing themselves too much, just in case it blows badly.
Canada is part of North America ;)
I think that small businesses and home buyers have begun to make noisier (heh) demands for quieter servers. I assume that a sizable percentage of the 1U market is going to small businesses that don’t want their printer closet sounding like it’s trying to take off.
Yeah, I don't see any single code host achieving near-100% market share (or even near-50%, for that matter). That means that multi-code-host ("universal") code search is going to address a much bigger market than code search that's tied to a single code host. Also, big companies (which is where most of the money comes from) all have their code scattered among a ton of different systems, and code search across all their code (not a semi-arbitrary subset) is way more valuable.

So, Sourcegraph will remain independent. (Sourcegraph CEO here.)
And if/when there is a smoke alarm in your kitchen (or the building), and a fireman will walk through that guy's door, and sees THAT, I would like be a fly on the wall for the explanations he will give.

I also enjoy the IKEAHackers, but home-made wooden racks on servers is 'reckless' (I am being super polite here).
Java is too slow. Just because modern hardware allows for software to be very heavy doesn't mean that it should be acceptable for you as a developer to produce heavy software.
There was a post on wsb where he wrote a bot to keep track of sentiment around tickers. Then he played said tickers based on sentiment and the portfolio was consistent and possibly out performed the market but don't quote me on the last one.
> It’s basically like saying the state of New York could have been able to drive COVID down to zero while other states had it exploding.

This is exactly what Western Australia did. The Australian response was not nationally coordinated and each state has been doing their own thing. They have land borders between each other and yet the Victorian outbreak didn't spread to either NSW or SA because they implemented border checks by lining the roads with police and fining people who attempted to circumvent them, while WA implemented a hard border even earlier as soon as there was a non-zero number of cases.

The Australian states are geographically larger than many European countries, so I don't think it's that it's an island. The only effect nationally was hotel quarantine for arriving flights which is possible for landlocked countries as well.
Shouldn't, rather, everyone else in the area, also party hard on such a holiday?

Or at least allow people who want to the fucking possibility to do it once a year?

Or should no one party loudly, ever, lest they annoy someone in the neighborhood?

I have neighbors that have large, late parties on major holidays. Being where I am, they run until 3am or so. That happens 4-5 times a year (different people). And we're talking apartment buildings, touch or above/below each other, not some US suburban neighbor, where the neighbor's house is 200ft or more from your house.

Still I could not care less. Close the windows, wear some ear plugs, and sleep.

Now, if someone did it consistently, in weekdays, and for a longer period, sure...
This is very much debunked, but keeps getting propagated because people like the results. It's never been able to be re-produced.
> It was debated for a while, and anyone could have read it during that period if they chose to.

You are playing semantic games here. Please post the records of Rajya Sabha discussions and the Lok Sabha discussions (these are the houses of parliament in India). Then lets compare that with the process and volume of discussion of other laws that were passed (barring abrogation of article 370, demonetization, CAA/NRC were more or less the same methods of sneaking in a law were applied)
Sometimes the reason I can't fall asleep is that my mental engines are just too active. I'm not worried per se, there are just too many interesting things to think about. Sometimes in response I'll do prime factorization of numbers in my head. It requires focused attention, and is interesting enough that I can actually focus on it, excluding all the other things I was thinking about, but not so interesting that I'll fight sleep to do it. Sometimes listening to Chinese does the same thing: it's interesting enough to focus on (and exclude whatever else was keeping the "engine" going), but not so interesting that I'll fight sleep to pay attention.
There is! I didn't build and codesign the linux version yet (just ran out of steam and needed a few days of rest), but I set up everything in a VM and got it working on my mac through x11.

If you follow the instructions in the install.sh[1] script (which is for doing VM testing with Vagrant), it should hopefully be simple to install from the source code on your system.

https://github.com/MathInspector/MathInspector/blob/master/i...
Kye, Completely agree with this. Making it big as a creative remains elusive for but a few, and may actually be harder today due to your point (this plus the fact that powerful creative tools are in so many more people hands thus we have a glut/logjam of talent being overlooked).
Likely correct. I know plenty of people who continue to use their traditionally gendered names while using neutral or opposite binary pronouns. Nonbinary experiences are highly variable. Longtime video game commentator Jim Sterling just did a whole video on their own experience with this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkAZhm5zdrY
I think they mean more stock can be issued, rather than the value being driven up.
>Reality: “The UK government signed a contract with AstraZeneca three months before the commission.”

I keep seeing this argument being thrown around, the other is that the UK funded vaccine research - like any of this invalidates the contract and deadlines signed between EU and AZ.
> although I'm not aware of any archeological studies of it

https://www.worldcat.org/title/archaeology-of-the-cold-war/o...
Which type of slow?
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Tbh I've always seen LinkedIn as heaven for egomaniacs. My profile has a fake name, doesn't have a photo and the most current employment data is from 2012...
This looks neat, and simple enough to very easily adopt if creating a new service.

How does the IETF RFC process work? I note this is labeled "Category: Informational", is it a standard already or to become one? Where can one follow discussions around this (I'm guessing there's a mailing list somewhere?)?
In most countries it works by having a buddy making the choices
14" WQHD would have the same problem, you would just switch 125% to 150%.

The ideal would be 3200x2000, but sadly, nobody sells such laptops anymore. Everyone jumps from WQHD to 4k. With 4k, you have exactly the same problem, except for 125% you need 250%.