skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think for travelling to/from Paris the French train system is absolutely amazing. I mean the TGV from Bordeaux to Paris takes 2h for ~550km, nothing can beat that. That's the advantage of the fact that France is very centralised around Paris. Germany has the ICE which is also fast, but it needs to stop much more often, because the way Germany is structured means trips are much more spread out and not so much of a star shape (like France).

To the OP complaining about Sweden, I actually don't find the train service in Sweden so bad. Sure it's not on the same level as France and Germany, but the trip between Stockholm and Gothenburg is still fast enough even discounting the added time of getting into the center, parking etc. you have 3h for the train vs 5h by car. And the cost is ~30 euros. I also find the complaint about motion sickness funny, compared to planes and cars the Swedish trains are still very smooth.
Git Switch Branch vs. Checkout
Perhaps what you mean is the dimensionality of hilbert space
AirPods Pro are normal Bluetooth headphones and support anything as source. You can also use a lightning to 3.5mm cable to connect them to an auxiliary port.
We run https://www.shoto.io completely on Jekyll. Until now, all modifications we needed were possible. I wonder if it is super future proof though. Once we start expanding the site with new features we might start "abusing" the setup.

In any case, I think the data is stored as MD and thus it can be probably easily migrated.
> In the event a vulnerability is discovered in the modems or radios, the firmware cannot be updated without physically dismantling the phone.

But wouldn't it make the phone more secure, since no malware can update the firmware without your knowledge?
(Although it's just not true as kop316 showed).

> Current releases of the Librem 5 have been plagued by thermal throttling issues and poor battery life which in some cases has clocked in at less than 1 hour at idle.

This was true about a year ago. Current state is 10-12 hours battery life without suspend. No thermal throttling issues anymore. https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/Freque...

> The Librem 5 does not even support software encryption

Yes, it does: https://puri.sm/posts/sneak-peek-of-the-next-pureos-release-....

> The Librem 5 lacks a secure element for any hardware binding on the encryption and so would be entirely dependent on software-only encryption.

Not true, it has a smartcard: https://puri.sm/posts/your-own-personal-enclave-the-smart-ca....

> uses the same security model as the desktop stack

Yes, this may be a problem. However, you do not have to use PureOS. You can install anything you like on this phone.

Concerning the USB isolation, you are probably right. How other phones deal with it? Couldn't you simply avoid connecting it to untrusted hosts?
"Untypical" is not the same thing as "unreasonable". For many people who aren't you, an extended family living in one house is a normal course of affairs.
Might have been the wrong form of 3D.
VR has arguably been a larger success, even if it is exponentially more inconvenient to use.
I think it's a potentially slippery slope to run around deciding who should own what; isn't it?
I do this with email for to-dos ;)
Not proof either way, but searching for "I ain't do any drugs" and excluding floyd and chauvin gives like two dozen results on Google. Doing the same with "I ain't do no drugs" gives a few thousands, including song lyrics and memes.
If you take Paris as an example, CDG has a train station in it. The airline will sell you the train ticket together with the plane tickets so you just get a second ticket which looks like a plane ticket except for the train. You literally go to the basement of CDG and get on the train. I've done this many times in CDG and also in FRA (Frankfurt) and the tickets are issued as valid on any train between the two destinations, so even if your flight is delayed, you just wait for the next train and get on it. The train thing is really a non-issue.

Your second point does however seem valid, I guess the airlines will reroute around French airports and fly to nearby countries in Europe to get around this regulation. Hopefully this law doesn't cause more harm than good...
DDT is still used for malaria control where nothing else works. The statement that it's not harmful for humans is blatantly false. It's slow, accumulating and proliferates through generations, and that's not counting natural ecosystems systemic harm.
As it usually happens, evidence comes late. For ddt many things became evident only from 2000s, and we're lucky enough the ban was there already for 30 years or so
Yeah that sounds reasonable. I don’t know if I’ll ever get around to rewriting the templates.

By the way you could just use the images served from WordPress.com I assume… unless the ToS don’t allow that.
I disagree; consistency is the most important part of this. With Python, you know where you stand - performance comes from elsewhere. With Julia it might be internal, a C/Fortran library, or apparently other things now too.
It’s still a punchline
I've not read too much in detail about the solar roof but at this price is it actually economical? Or just a status symbol?
Yeah, I really dont know anyone in real life who would claim or expect developers to not know SQL just because hibernate is used.

Hibernate is how to get data into Java. And we still have database scripts, migrations to new versions and what not.
Well, pound sterling was once indeed a pound of sterling silver (Ag).

IDK if it meant "normal" pound or "troy" pound (almost 20% lighter).
They both have their own staff, airplanes and general policies. They are under the same umbrella but far from the same company.
It will be hard to get this working on with professional teams as is, you see wearing a watch is not allowed in professional sports.

Besides, this is almost a solved problem in B2B, many many provides for professional teams
On the other side, we observe more and more inter-languages's ecosystem crossing from/to Python to leverage its gigantic set of libraries. Julia interface with a lot of other languages but it is a big trend for the last years.

I think the two-language problem begins to be as we move forward a network of multi-languages calling each other instead of either having to rewrite everything from scratch either relying on a C/C++/Fortran/Rust lib and the C ABI to patch them. We may finish with a set of "meta"-langurust in C code nameages permitting the interaction of a large number of libraries and programming languages outside of their silo.

Moreover Julia coupled with Pycall could "corrode" à la Rust for a more smooth migration to pure Julia.
> where to host and edit Markdown files and images for flexible spur of the moment content creation

That, and somehow I don't like drafts to be on a public repo.
wp.com does some hotlinking prevention IIRC so I just download them with Python. Plus, I like hosting assets on my own turf. Peace of mind...
iTest Mimics Samsung Galaxy on iPhone
> I was careful to choose popular, and not project opinions about SQL/NoSQL/etc. In my field, most of our data is relational and we use NoSQL for caching, queues, shared work, ETL performance, dashboards, etc. but at the end of the day for persistence, the RDBMS is where the “gold copy” data ends up.

I'd worry about using an RDBMS in that situation because it's fundamentally mutability-first. I prefer to regard the user's actions as the "gold copy" and the current-state-of-the-world as a transient derived thing (i.e. event sourcing), but that doesn't really play to the strengths of an RDBMS. You also have to make global decisions about transactionality (in particular, you can't easily commit a data write without committing updates to all your secondary indices), and the much-vaunted relational integrity can be a problem because you can only represent constraints for cases where the appropriate response to a constraint violation is dropping the write on the floor. And of course you can't safely allow the ad-hoc querying that SQL is designed for.

I do think traditional RDBMS make some sense at the end of an ETL pipeline - where the secondary indices can be a big help for the ad-hoc querying/aggregation that you want to do in a reporting environment. But transactions don't make sense in that environment because it's essentially read-only (or at least single-writer), so you're still paying for a lot you're not using. I wouldn't use JPA for this, but I wouldn't really write code for this kind of environment at all - the point is to expose the data in a structured form for non-code tools.

Essentially I find mature systems outgrow SQL databases - the case where an RDBMS actually fits is the early stages where you want to run ad-hoc reports against your live datastore, you want to keep the current state of the world rather than worrying about history, having to manually fail over to a replica if master goes down is ok, updating all your indices synchronously is fine because write performance isn't an issue yet, and you can put constraints in the database because blowing up with an error page is an adequate response when the user breaks the business rules. Using JPA increases the rate at which you can iterate on the system, which is the priority for that kind of use case.
For Windows users, DocxManager (https://docxmanager.com) the Word-document-based static site generator which supports S/FTP uploading (and S3 soon) will be expanded to be a tabbed markdown editor in the near future.

Yes, I'm the developer ;)
Thanks to Gradle, Android is probably the only platform where there is always a talk about how to improve build speed for the whole platform.

Do you think Scala, Rust or C++ build times are bad? Wait until trying a medium sized Android project with Gradle, without using a gaming rig.

I did the same, Android now only via mobile Web or NDK.
Resident Evil: Afterlife was good in 3D, cannot tell the same about other 3D movies though.
What weeds in the language? I'm curious as I'm designing a language now, and my regrets are piling up around the complexity of the type system.
Not trying to prove you wrong, just asking.
Can a service like starlink not deal, in some hypothetical configuration, replace cabled internet?
> I'm sure enterprise software especially the adobe suite runs a lot better on macos, because there was more engineering effort optimizing this port.

The very first version of Photoshop was written on Macintosh and then later ported to Windows. But it would be interesting to know what the lineage of the code of the current version of Photoshop is. How much of it was written on OS X and macOS, and then ported to Windows, and how much is written on Windows and then ported to macOS.

I wish I got to browse the version control histories of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator some day. And also to talk with people who wrote these programs and hear them tell about it.
Not to suggest your experiences aren’t traumatic but it’s different when your parents/family hurt you emotionally, physically and otherwise. Also what is extremely traumatic for one person may not be as traumatic for another.
Miami is far from YIMBY. Transit is paltry, bike lanes are few and far between in the area despite the region being flat as a board and the weather being relatively perfect. Outside the condos and hotels along the waterfront, the area is predominantly single family zoned all the way to the everglades. Housing costs are rising as a result. There is demand for the apartments all through southbeach to be twice as tall at least, but it is zoning and the same old NIMBYism you'd find in California that is holding this area back and pushing rents higher and making commutes longer.
You have a source?
Bonsai (YC W16) Hiring a Head of Product
Did you try medication?
Stuxnet sibling theory surges after Iran says nuke facility shut down
Mental operations: Supported by unique conjunctionsof distributed brain regions?
You are clearly not from Europe X) Huge privacy concerns here about that kind of stuff, I've not been on one video call since the start of the rona...
That is because "session.load(Person.class, 2)" line literally says "and track changes" - as article says.

That is not how Hibernate or JPA is used normally. It is going out of standard way to achieve the thing you complain about.
I have taken night trains from denmark to germany. They suck big time, almost any other kind of transport would be prefered (maybe excluding bus).
I'm not refuting your point but where did you get >50% from?
You absolutely can get taxed up to 54% but for that you would need +200k (krona) per month.
One of the best examples of air/train integration is Frankfurt, which has the high-speed trainstop underneath the airport. You are much faster on the train than getting into your car and you pretty much have an ICE going to Cologne, Hamburg or Munich (not sure about direct ones to Berlin), going every 45min or so.
I believe they’re saying that spatial audio is only supported on the iPhone/iPad.
"Adding insult to injury, Tesla also states that they “will be prioritizing customers based on the order in which they accept their updated agreements.” For customers who have already been waiting for months or a year for their new roof, they are now being told that they need to agree to spend tens of thousands more dollars, as quickly as possible, if they want to reduce their wait time."

okay, let me get this straight. They're increasing the cost of a contract you'd already signed and then they're passive aggressively threatening customers to push them to the back of the queue if they don't agree?

Excuse the profanity but holy shit, that is the most brazen thing I've read in a long time. How can that be legal
Once I get at least close to an MVP I'll get in touch!
While C is not perfect, it is in a sense something that most other programming languages are not. It's simple and if you program in C you probably touch upon the entirety of the language on a regular basis. Because it is simple you can write a compiler for it with some reasonable effort if need be, even for completely new architectures.

In any case, I'd argue that most of the quirks are due to undefined behaviour as implemented in the compilers. And 50 years from now the language have probably evolved some more anyway.
I'm sad I only have one upvote to give. Please have it.
I've seen a couple companies (Sony, Creative Labs, etc) do the ear photo thing like us but from what I recall they only use the photo to match you against a library of HRTFs. Our approach generates a unique HRTF for each user. But yes, I would expect to see a whole lot more of this in the near future from all the headphone makers.
People will gladly use classes from tailwind such as mt-1 (margin top 0.25rem) but they will freak out when they see the MsoNormal class. Is there a way to make the styles of the exported site look less like a word export?

Don't get me wrong, amazing work anyway, I just wanted to give some constructive criticism.
CyberBattleSim – investigate automated agents in a simulated network
Dont think so.

In denmark trains are run by the government, but its still cheaper (at least pre-covid, dont know at the moment) to take a plane from Copenhagen to Århus (capital to next biggest city).
Unfortunately, I feel like this is one of those things that those who haven't experienced trauma first hand tend to dismiss.

Maybe it's because folks assume traumatic events are something the person can't help but constantly think about.

But for me, and I'm guessing most others, you tend to simply block off that part of your psyche. For example, I have forgotten my sister during introductions in the past, despite the fact she didn't leave my life until I was eleven. And I suppose she didn't really exit my life then either, she would continue to show up over my teenage years as well. But it's like my mind wrote her out of existence.

Also, when I write about the events of my past, I tend write them from a perspective that is dissociated. It's hard to explain. But I think it's a way of protecting myself. Like pretending the events happened to someone else.
My first Drupal module, so my first contribution to open-source world :-)
Quick intro: https://github.com/microsoft/CyberBattleSim/blob/main/docs/q...

> A high-level parameterizable model of enterprise networks that simulates the execution of attack and defense cyber-agent. A network topology and set of pre-defined vulneraiblities defines the arena on which the simulation is played. The attacker evolves in the network via lateral movements by exploiting existing vulneratiblities. The defender attempts to contain the attacker and evict it from the nework. CyberBattleSim offers an OpenAI Gym interface to its simulation to facilitate experimentation with Reinforcement Learning algorithms.
Including your pension and healthcare, how much of your income is “taxed”?
DC Attorney General Takes Aim at “True Lender” Rule
How far could you go with some automatic cleaning, something like `maptrace` [0] and some topology rules when you have your vector file to finish with some manual artistic polish? Because, i don't believe that you will achieve easily the "do-it-like-me" result expected from either GAN or VAE or autoencoders. In case of you want to look, the classic examples about style transfer (Photo to Van Gogh style, etc.) seems to be the way to go. Specific to Julia, you can look at Flux.jl or KNet.jl.

[0] https://github.com/mzucker/maptrace
I dont think it is true that everyone hates JPA/Hibernate. I dont hate them and dont know many people IRL who hate them. I know SQL, worked with SQL before Hibernate. Here, developers are expected to learn SQL even as project is using Hibernate.

For me, migration to Hibernate was improvement. There is a subculture of people who hate Hibernate, hate Java, hate frameworks for anything. And some of these people are very vocal and emotional about it. And then there is everybody else.

And a lot of it honestly sounds like projection. People who dont like to have to learn these things and quite clearly did not bothered to learn them. They assume Hibernate is used to avoid learning SQL, because that would make sense to them. But, back in real java world, developers are expected to know both.
Thanks for sharing. we have similar programs in Norway and about %35 of my income is taxed.
This system exists all around the world - Brazil, Switzerland, Finland and other parts of europe, Japan... it doesn’t make a huge difference when the government itself defines which five issues will be voted on, and I don’t think it could be any different.

Personally, I think the focus should be on education. How can you have vast masses of the world in 2021 electing dumb, retrograde populist leaders? learning history for real, stimulating independent though and intelectual freedom - but that’s way “too leftist” for anyone to take on right now.

And on top of that, accountability for politicians. It should not be a life career, and gross mistakes should mean stepping out so new heads can come in.
The irony about Gradle is that it is Ant all over again, and on top of that slow as a dog, unless oen allocates several GB for a background daemon.
I don't see how issue of one plugin is a problem of a tool.
It’s not smooth enough for me to consider regularly using for most work but you can setup macOS VMs from parallels/fusion inside of macOS since apple allows it on their hardware (...or a hackintosh).

It’s not as easy to get working compared to a windows vm because I believe it uses the OS recovery image but it’s not that hard to setup and works well. I’ve used it in the past to test my dotfiles setup on a perfectly clean install.
Didn't read the article in detail, but as someone who is super problematic as far anxiety goes, I can safely say that tai chi practice does help me for the very reasons you've given : activating parasympathetic system by breathing, active relaxation, connecting mind to body and vice versa, grounding myself (ie connecting my sensations to environment), being in movement (that is, your brain is not thinking about stress alone, but participates in a complete action with your body), etc. (and not the chi/spiritual thing that brings everything together and explains the roots of the stuff but is, often, totally transformed by occidental culture into nonsensical bullshit).

But that's my own sample point, just works for me. It's tough to push yourself to practice half an hour a day or so. You have to have the will and when you're tired it's difficult :-/
‘An Endangered Species’: The Scarcity of Harvard’s Conservative Faculty
My understanding is that this Samsung device feature operates outside of Android's normal background execution limits.

Samsung's documentation on the feature is here: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00088422/. Notably, the documentation fails to mention that this breaks notifications and timers (like Alarm Clock apps).

This is compounded with bugs on Samsung devices that prevent reliably notification delivery. Here's a thread on the Samsung forum about one of these bugs with 346 (!!) replies: https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/galaxy-s9-series/delayed...

It seems hard to believe that Google and Samsung would allow such popular devices with these behaviors to be sold, but here we are.
1. Just use Github to write.
2. Gatsby.js can sync with most CMSs.
It's actually not just population density. A big part of it is economic and bureaucratic activity. In France everything is centred around Paris, in Germany that's very different, e.g. Berlin is not a very big economic hub (although that's changing somewhat).
For lots of us the first time we hear about a Google software product is when we read that it is being shut down.
Show HN: Inlets-Operator (0.12.1) adds support for Hetzner LoadBalancers
When Gradle advocates tell it is faster than Maven, they usually let it off that Maven doesn't require a backgroud daemon eating away GBs to be fast.
About everybody in this forum should know who this mysterious rsw is, Riad S. Wahby of course. With a public record at GitHub and his company jfet.org.
https://github.com/kwantam

He even made a PR about their security problem (rare identity mappings with a chance of 1/2^256) they were discussing here. https://github.com/cfrg/draft-irtf-cfrg-hash-to-curve/pull/3...

Extremely pedantic. Typical mailing list explosions. I'm not in this forum and immediately knew, because this guy was first suspicious in recommending insecurity into their Security paragraph without proper argumentation.
940/35 and advertising that at 1gbps is part of the bs that needs to change worldwide. Either make a law it has to be a full duplex 1gbps connection, or a cap that the upload has to be at least 1/3, 1/2 (anything but 1/10th like it is here in the UK on average) of the advertised speeds. Having your upload gimped to ~30x less than your download, but it still be advertised at a gig just really rubs me the wrong way, residential or not.
That's really cool! I'd hoped custom HRTFs would become more prevalent, as using these one-size-fits-all HRTFs is a bit of a shame.

Are photos really enough to get a good result, though? I'd imagine e.g. internal bone structure and layout of the ear canals to have quite an impact as well.