skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I find your comment about the Windows performance surprising. I always had the impression that Windows 10 was lighter than recent iteartions of macOS. May it be because animations and UI effects were disabled on macOS but not on Windows?
The first house that I bought in the UK was built in 1890, it still has the original slates on the roof.
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> The only way health record digitisation even vaguely works is by people holding their own record, unlocked by themselves only when they want, to who they want. A damn good trick if you can manage it.

This is really great point, seems like it can work with EMV cheap, eg. data only decrypted when EMV cheap is connected, and data is only access by certified software.

I would not expect this to be implemented any time soon, probably, discussion on such implementation will only start when large database of medical history is leaked online, and leak effected in some way kids with very wealthy and influential people, unfortunately.
This is a wonderful article. It describes pretty well how I feel about coding and scripting and writing documentation for it all. Tech is often the small bubble in which we can hide, a refuge with clear rules and predictable entities which will never cast judgement upon you.
Supersonic and hypersonic commercial flights firmly in view
The Israelis committed an act of Nuclear Terrorism
Curious is there a site that captures solar installation costs globally for comparisons? Would be happy to contribute just had mine done. There was certainty a large spread in the quotes I obtained.
Lots of people here are ok with being abused by rich and powerful aasholes if it gives them the opportunity to become rich and powerful aasholes themselves.
> this is one of those things that those who haven't experienced trauma first hand tend to dismiss.

So do many of those who did. Having experienced a trauma doesn't imply even remembering it, let alone being consciously aware that was a trauma, still actively affecting you.
Excuse me, but this is absolute nonsense. Did George Floyd deserve to die because he went to prison? (That too, prison in a society that specifically targets and incarcerates people of colour)? White media always character assassinates PoC in these situations; I'm sure if the McClain incident blew up, somebody would have found something negative about him.

The fact that you're more concerned about what white people will think about who's being talked about, instead of the fact that a black person was killed entirely without reason, shows me that you don't really "support BLM". MLK said the same back in the 60s, and nothing has really changed:

"First, I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom [...] the white moderate, who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; [...] who constantly says: "I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I cannot agree with your methods of direct action";"

https://www.africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/Letter_Birmingham....
Nice job!

How did you manage to get over 1000 followers for your bot though?
Loop: Unix's Missing `Loop` Command
Same here. Published 2 apps over the time. Both got removed within less than 12 months despite running well on most devices and requiring less permissions than any concurrent app.

I simply decided its not worth my time.
I think this is a great explanation for using a bloom filter and getting a feel for why you can get false positives but not false negatives.

Super useful and succinct!

This explanation could apply to a few hash-set style implimentations but I think it misses what made the bloom filter so beautiful and elegant when I'd discovered it. It's a specific data structure with it's own memory/performance/tuning profiles!
If you don't use natural keys, how do you know if you have duplicate records in your database? How do you UPSERT? A UUID won't help you here (unless created as a hash of natural data).

> Then you may end up having to restructure the entire database, which will be a very annoying thing to do.

Well, you might call it annoying, I may call it a good upfront design requirement. Yes, you have sometimes spend time on stuff that doesn't immediately pay off, but it will pay in the longer run.

If you have a problem with your natural keys, this is mostly due to missing or misunderstanding your requirements, or an incomplete domain design. You can of course just sweep stuff under the rug, and pretend it's not there, but it's not a maintainable strategy.

(Unless you are a consultant of course, with a fixed term assignment on a project - in which case it is an excellent strategy for yourself...)
You could put your fax machines in a locked container
Would you mind sharing your reasons for getting a magnetic implant? According the the wiki article, it's mainly used for "feeling" magnetic fields?
Well, for one, while there are some conflicting results, there is lots of research pointing to high-density housing leading to elevated rates of violent crime.

e.g., https://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/13030.html
And still in 2021 most people are entirely unaware that their affectionately named ”morning joe” contains other mind-altering chemicals in addition to caffeine: Harmala alkaloids that slow down the normal breakdown of neurotransmitters and slowly build up in brain fatty tissues, increasing tolerance and lengthening withdrawal symptoms to many months.
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I have literally never heard anyone say "I ate too many drugs".

Also, even if Floyd said that, he did not deserve to be killed. In this position the police literally have guns and tasers. They have the physical and tactical advantage over a "intoxicated" person. To then kill the person they're supposed to detain is incompetence at best (unlikely), and malice at worst (much more likely).
The author also did a Show HN:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17407942
Depends on how many they want to spawn, how often, and for how long. If it's hundreds/thousands short-lived processes in the span of seconds, then Windows is definitely the platform where it's "expensive in time and space".
Right, but as I'm sure you realize, if that's the case, then mass-adoption of VR is a non-starter. We /love/ games and movies that transport us to places. There are very very few movies with a static camera, though I do happen to like them.
And... what, exactly, are you expecting to happen to this person? An Apple SWAT team to break down his door and shoot his dog?

I've happily violated hundreds of EULAs for all sorts of software in my time. They're worth less than toilet paper. I installed MacOS on my PC hardware for fun too.
> My point was that ads were being accidentally blocked and that websites wouldn't get their ad revenue.

Blocking ads would be the point - ads are malware.
I can offer a different theory.

You have a bunch of overworked underpaid and under qualified engineers in charge of deploying a nuclear facility with a ton of political pressure, and some crazy ass deadline.

On day one, your systems compeletley fold... Because of reasons. Do you admit fault and face political regime consequences?

Or... Do you blame it on a "system fault caused by hackers"
I do not understand why someone should use this? It is basically a wrapper of existing Libs and Frameworks. This framework does not solve any problem that scikitlearn and other existing frameworks have not already solved.
They've been working on it for many years so I'm not really holding my breath at this point.
If it was composite then at least you could factor it into (hopefully) legal numbers and distribute those. :P

No, jokes aside I don’t know either.
It's legal because there was no "minimal date of delivery" in the original contract. Sad, but still working.
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Im hoping the growth will be stunted by the rest of Texas between the Major Cities. Completely different crowd.

Also things like power grid failures are good at keeping things afforadble.
>It's pretty harsh on creators to get one lucky shot for eyes before having to resort to spamming.

This is a forum whose purpose is gratifying shared intellectual curiosity, it's not an advertising platform (except for YCombinator.) If it isn't easy to maximize SEO and visibility by posting middling-quality content here, that's a feature, not a bug.
I was "walking" around in some VR meeting thing called RecRoom, I wanted to throw up. If I was teleported, it was mostly okay, still nauseating but holy cow it physically hurt to move like that.
It doesn't sound like they have someone competent leading or coordinating efforts in their Solar division.

I believe Elon said the biggest issue for the whole ecosystem is battery supply, Powerwalls competing with availability for their EVs etc. Compound this with they're putting out and trying to scale new battery tech, this does feel like it could lead to this mess.

Certainly they'd want to capture orders ahead of the curve enough but problematic when the product is still evolving and costs and timeline aren't known yet.
Once you knew to look for / find the virus, it's obviously a very sophisticated piece of work.

The point is that it did its damage in a very under-the-radar way so it took a long time for anyone to even realize what they were dealing with.
The fuck? If you know the police routinely kills Black men, any reasonable person would be afraid of them.
It depends, I think, although I'm not sure on what. I broke two bones through childhood misadventure, and I remember both those moments quite clearly. Likewise some of the particularly standout moments of bullying. And too, I spent a lot of time in the hospital as a small child, pretty much all of it unpleasant, and I remember that well enough.

But there are things I don't remember, too. There is enough continuous memory adjacent to such gaps that to infer what must lie within them is trivial, but it has to be inferred, because the memories themselves are either not present or not accessible.

There's nothing in those gaps to which I want or need access, so it doesn't concern me especially that I don't have it. But it does leave me able to attest that both responses not only exist, but can co-exist in the same person.

As I said, though, I really don't know what makes the difference in how memory and trauma interact, why it varies within and between people - certainly there are many who've had experiences like the ones I don't remember, only they do remember, and I wouldn't hazard a guess as to the why of either.
Making pointers on mainnet is expensive these days, I was able to stand up a Ganache testnet so that my pointers are created faster and at lower cost. Fantastic library.
I Missread it

"...worthy of being published on the lists of the highest prime numbers.[1] In a way, by having this number independently published for a completely unrelated reason to the DeCSS code, he had been able to evade legal responsibility for the original software."
Is Greenpeace a reliable source on the subject of nuclear? It's not my sentiment. Greenpeace France at the very least are well known for their constant lies on the subject.
MS has close to zero presence with regards to papers and few industry positions. Them building a (bad) toy system means little. Google and FB are on a totally different level in comparison.

I have a vague memory of reading that the higher ups just didn't believe in voice-based interfaces.
> It's the beta release. It's gonna be faster with GPU acceleration AFAIK.

No it won't. A (the?) big problem with performance is that we're running desktop applications on a slow-ish mobile device. (all of it: slow CPU, slow GPU, slow RAM, slow flash etc.) To get a good experience you need to throw more (i.e. faster) hardware at it and re-architect and strip down key applications. Or write new ones from the ground up designed for mobile devices and the resource limitations that come with them.

The 'beta' label is an attempt to set expectations re: the state of the distros right now. When they change the label to 'final' people are still going to be complaining about performance.
Why do I see things like this and still think that XML and XSLT made a lot of this stuff very simple and portable and that we lost a good bit of progress by choosing JSON, YAML, etc after we already had great validation of schemas, translation, streaming and DOM parsing, etc.
What's interesting in this case is that I may know that an entity has such a number in possession. By encrypting sensitive IP with that number, do I force that entity to break the law?
I think it's generous to attribute reusable rockets to Musk - the Space Shuttle Columbia went on 17 missions - Musk didn't develop the first reusable rocket.

As for electric cars, I believe the limiting factor was battery technology, which has improved in leaps and bounds in the past decade. Tesla wasn't the only company developing electric cars - Renault-Nissan Alliance achieved the sales milestone of 350,000 all-electric vehicles delivered globally in August 2016, ranking second was Tesla Motors with over 139,000 electric cars sold between 2008 and June 2016. It's also not clear that Musk founded Tesla, but I'm not clear on the history there.

Tesla do have the strongest branding in electric cars though, and I would attribute that to Musk's ability as a showman.
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Does the guy actualy had to test many version of the code by adding some useless instruction only to change the binary final number ? like mining a bitcoin
The accusations don't make much sense in the context of helping hedge funds. They were preventing brokers and option market makers from default.

(Friendly reminder that the DTCC is basically owned by "Wall Street".)
You may be replying to someone who has read many ‘old’ books and become accustomed to the spelling ‘rooves’. They may also have a different cultural background to yourself. In the UK, for example, ‘rooves’ seems to be more common than in the US.
I've never seen anyone spell it "rooves" in the UK. It's roofs.
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How do you look for a person, if not based on his/her SSN?

SSN alone is not sufficient, of course. But it _is_ definitely part of the natural key that you use _implicitly_ ANYWAY, whether recognizing it or not.

> Natural keys only work if you are flawlessly omniscient about the domain

I would call that BS. Nobody is "flawlessly omniscient" about anything, not even in mathematics, yet we design and build systems that work.

On the other hand, yes, it is a very good requirement to have someone on the team during database modeling who understands the domain model thoroughly. No UUID columns will save you from that.
This is pretending that bits don’t have color¹. In one way they don’t, but in another they do.

1. https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23
> Do these tech companies realise what's going to happen

lol everyone realises what's going to happen

why would a tech company care at all or more than any other entity

a quarter of these tech companies are just real estate plays any way
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> furthermore you'd need to know which arm the implant is in and where

That's easy. Just swipe your smartphone over someone's arm until it beeps, then use your fingers (or phone's flashlight) to find it. Shouldn't take more than 3 seconds.
I guess it depends on the technology. Passive glasses (polarizers) shouldn't be expensive.
> he did something similar with his initial employees at Tesla and their options

Link?
This comment is spot on. JPA/Hibernate is a very big leaky abstraction. That's why I ditched the whole thing and started to use things like jOOQ instead. In the end you must learn SQL to make sense of all of this anyway.
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I pay 30% of my income in taxes.

I get, in no order:

- free transportation (free high quality high-ways, train network, subway, tram, bus, rent-a-bike...),

- free education for myself and my children, from pre-kinder garten up to university.

- paid very high-level education (PhD, postdoc) for myself and my children,

- free health-care for everyone,

- universal salary for everyone (no homeless people around, extremely low crime rates)

- free sport offerings, open-air health activities, safety sport training (climbing, skiing, ...)

- free internet,

- free cable TV,

- all the usual stuff (garbage collection, street cleaning, access to water and power networks, etc.)

Of course, "free" does not mean "free", since I'm paying all of this with my taxes.

But how many taxes do you pay, and what do you get from them?

Because what I get is that my biggest worry in life is "How will the weather look like at the weekend?" and "Depending on that I might go hiking, or cycling, or surfing, or skiing...".

I don't worry about my children, or school, or being able to pay for anything, or crime, or security, I don't worry about my 6 year old son taking the subway and a bus alone to go to primary school, or them making it back home safely, or my 16 year old daughter going partying till 5am and then walking home alone at night, or what happens if they break an arm and need to go to the hospital, or whether I can afford the university they want to go to, etc.

Like, really, my only worry in life is "What's the weather like and what am I going to be able to do in the weekend depending on the weather".
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How would the concept of colour be used practically in this case? Am I allowed to mention the prime number or am I not?
I'd take that as a given for 99% of cases. As fibre takes over from piggybacking off copper, IME actual internet issues seem to be pretty rare: [UK and] I haven't noticed that kind of service issue for a few years now, whereas used to be relatively common.

Happy to keep the pretence up though -- what else is a as neutral and widely understood as "internet issues"? Whoops, seems as if my connection has dropped out! Yes, I was very interested in that discussion over sales targets that's been going on for the past half an hour, please email me a summary! Bloody internet, always dropping out!
Hilariously, someone tried to petition parliament to change the spelling. It was rejected (quite understandably) because

"The UK Government or Parliament is not responsible for setting the "official spelling" of words."

https://petition.parliament.uk/archived/petitions/268579
Have you tried Next.js?
It's the whole "I want corporations to do literally whatever they like with no oversight, because when I run a corporation one day I want to be able to do whatever I want with no oversight".
Just look at the results from the “example program“ for benchmarking.
Stupid question, but why isn’t it bombed (or all trucks coming/leaving targeted)? As far as I know, it is “illegal” (whatever the international equivalent is) to attempt to acquire the nuclear bomb.

Which triggers the question, how did France obtain leniency from international powers when it gave the nuclear bomb to Israel in the 1960ies? Who decides what is legal? And who decides that Iran’s facility is not “slated for immediate removal”, given it seems USA is down to targeting cigarette smugglers with drones in other countries, and nuclear bomb seems a bit more threatening?
> How is it any different than renting a car, or a hotel, or any other various things one might rent?

All of these other activities are far from being friction-less. But the problem is that you have to remember to disable the thing otherwise it's going to burn a hole in the pocket and they are counting on that.
If contract also stated/warned that there may be an increased final price then it'd be frustrating if it's such a high increase but then they were told; I don't know what their contracts said in full.
Interesting to see the contrast in coverage from a European outlet: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/11/israel-appears...

"Israel appeared to confirm" vs "evidence is thin".
Something similar was posted on HN before [1], seems to be offline though. There’s an archived copy here: [2]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17617675

[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20180726143328/https://telepost....
Simplicity wins. Zig wins again. One more time.
I think you’re confusing Unicode and utf8. java uses Unicode but not utf8; it uses a 2 byte encoding with surrogate pairs by default.

ASCII is utf8, but it’s not utf16. ASCII will be around for as long as utf8 is.
I was also thinking of SMS to blog via Twilio — Used to do this in the late 90s from a Nokia Communicator
jOOQ is great. It brings a lot:

* auto-complete in your IDE when writing queries in jOOQs Java DSL that maps quite naturally to SQL

* type safety. e.g.: migrate after a schema change, re-generate your jOOQ lib and see in your IDE (red underlines) all the place your queries would break using the new schema

* build queries from parts (e.g.: store/manipulate some where clauses in a local variable) w/o any string manipulation

But is has costs:

* generate the jOOQ library from your schema at build time (or everytime the schema changes): increase build time (a little) and complexity (a db needs to be around during builds)

* very small runtime overhead: queries are build at runtime

* one more thing to learn

To me the benefits outweigh the costs (unlike Hibernate, I much agree with the article) and I consider it similar to LINQ on C# while not being some language built in feature with it's own syntax.
I've learned of RFC 7807 a few years ago, and as far I am aware it is the closest thing to an official standard for API error messages that we have at the moment. Its biggest drawback is that it is difficult to use casually -- because of the need for the URI identifiers it needs to be supported by an infrastructure that will categorise and identify the different problems in some kind of database.

I have been working on a small API solution that could be used to easily store and identify issues, but haven't had much time to focus on it as much as I wanted to.
Its kinda amazing, but almost every single sentence in your post is either incorrect or at best very biased.

In the end, if you think SFO is great, you are a certain type of person that is allways going to find something wrong with a place like Austin.
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Hitler was a fascist, not a socialist. He swore to destroy the Soviet Union, pioneered privatisation, violently suppressed workers. And after all, the first taken to concentration camps were communists and trade unionists.
Doesn't solve the problem with assets.
> 7. He Won’t Go to the Movies

The reasoning behind this, that everyone is going to have a place big enough for a great home cinema setup is laughably privileged and off the mark. Such a huge amount of people live in absolutely tiny places with neigbours that mean the audio and video could never be a decent home cinema.