skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you really want answers you should do both.

If I'm trying to improve boot time of my node app, then I must benchmark the cold behavior, (the interpreter). If I'm judging template engine performance, I probably want to do that with a hot VM, because that's going to mostly be steady state performance I'm looking at. The major exception to that may be if I have an exceedingly aggressive caching strategy, where most pages are generated shortly after a deployment (evict all the old pages with whatever the new code generates as output).
That, and a small, controllable population.

I agree, the Botswana example is not exactly what India is looking for given the history there. To this day, the TSwanna have not diversified from diamonds. They have no industrialization to speak of.
Personally, I am using Opentelemetry to create and export my distributed traces. At first sight it looks like they have reinvented the wheel for this project.
> Conclusions

> If you are looking for a free name, there is none. However, you can probably overwrite H, I, T, V, or W.

Or, y'know, there's all that unicode...
"para cada ... tal cual" que pesada ;)
Except the recommendation is made outside of the government and parliament. And some parties are even arguing for giving people a choice.
"You must have listened to the wrong "experts" then."

Dr. Fauci is a wrong expert? I love how when the narrative doesn't fit then suddenly the expert becomes the 'wrong-expert' even though the entire time everyone gets beat over the head with lIsteN to scIeNce & eXperts.

You're just subjectively choosing which people you agree with like anyone else but telling yourself they're the correct experts so you know the supposedly undeniable truth.
This is important correction. But a high-speed collision at a very low orbit can trow debris to not-so-low orbit.

How big of a problem this can be is something to model and calculate, it's not something one figures out just from the general principles.
These are the same doctors that we now doubt their competence in when it comes to pausing vaccination with J&J and AZ, or are these doctors somehow more credible?
No, ADHD differs from person to person.

Can you read a book that's necessary, but dull?

Your comment about "as long as the task is interesting enough" is why I ask.

I found the medication made a big difference for me in doing the boring, but needful.
A very large (62 + 18 = 80%) [1] part

[1] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/Tree_map...
I learned a ton and didn't even make it through the first 10 speeches[1]. Some off the top of my head:

* Organization -- learning how to center a speech around a topic with 2-3 supporting points.

* Brevity -- the 3 min time limit is hard to adhere to, and it takes practice. Which leads to...

* Practice -- practicing giving speeches, speaking extemporaneously, standing in front of others... all incredibly valuable.

* Handling criticism -- criticism is built into the process. After you give a speech, someone else follows up with a critique. Which may seem incredibly frightening at first, but normalizing it and making it part of the process in this manner is incredibly powerful and confidence/resilience boosting. (Plus, in my experience, people are quite positive and uplifting in their critiques.)

Beyond any specific insights or ideas that I learned, I think it's the overall process that's the magic. It builds confidence that extends beyond formal public speaking and impacts your everyday interactions as well.

[1] I wish I had stuck with it longer. I moved and never found a new group to join. This thread reminds me that I should look for one again!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_terminal#Dumb_termina...
Yeah, was afraid it might be bad ES6. But this is Delo, so they can do whatever they want.
i thought that's what n-gate.com is for? :D
Congratulations, you just re-invented the terminal.
> they are just releasing a program co-developed by Amazon

Ahh, so getting devs familiar with Amazon's product offerings.
Disseminating defamatory material is legal __provided you did your due diligence__. Whether taking the journalist at face value is due diligence, I don't know.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innocent_dissemination
If their goal was to portray the character of Singapore and PM Lee in a good light, they have failed spectacularly.
> How on earth can you believe their volume numbers haha.

They might be inflating their numbers but they are definitively huge. Everyone I know who is involved in Crypto is using them.
> “That is extraordinarily rare to have a private defamation suit result in a recovery of that magnitude,

and that case was a statement, not a reshare.

Also, the parties to the lawsuit were involved in a dispute over control of a business, making it more complicated.
I have read about that too and know that there is quite a big debate about inflation. I still think that modern economic systems are sufficiently complex that there is no one person or government on the planet smart enough to allocate printed money in a way that is always 100% efficient - some amount of dilution is absolutely going to occur when you just will a couple trillion dollars into existence and inject it into the economy. Hopefully the value is greater than the dilution, but its not always going to work that way - this is what a well balanced portfolio will counter.
The study I think you’re referring to came from a crypto company. It’s the equivalent of when cigarette companies released studies saying smoking was good for your health.
Developer Evangelist Job Ladder
There are some useful nuggets here, but every company and founder are different. Having run three different accelerator programs I have learned to STOP assuming what makes a good or bad idea. Some of the companies I thought were certain for failure have raised multiple rounds, found product market fit, and are growing just fine. The first 18 months of a startup should include one thing, "GET SOMEONE TO PAY FOR YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE!" Everything else is just iteration.
Francamente, la principal barrera que he visto no es que los lenguajes de programación estén en inglés sino que la gran mayoría de artículos técnicos, libros, foros (HN), etc., lo están.

Para reducir esta barrera la mejor y más fácil solución es aprender inglés. En la programación normalmente hay que aprender muchos lenguajes, diría que aprender otro idioma (lenguaje natural) no es tan diferente y el haber tenido que hacerlo nos hace mejores programadores.

Por otro lado, no creo que esté mal aprender a programar usando lenguajes que luego no vayas a usar; así que si Latino sí facilita el aprendizaje para hispanohablantes, en comparación a otros lenguajes usados en la educación (Java, Python, JS), pero que están en inglés, diría que no es un mal proyecto.

Pero si por mí fuera, hubiera preferido aprender a programar, no con un lenguaje en español, sino con un Lisp (Scheme o Racket).
Europe seeks to limit use of AI in society
That's true for keywords, but a much bigger problem are standard libraries. I don't think you could realistically understand the Swing API to pick an example without understanding English, even if you had access to docs in another language.
Can I go ahead and reserve the U+1F60E programming language?
Are you suggesting that a significant use for email could be communication between white supremacists? It's probably less than 0.0001% of all emails sent.

On the other hand, if PeerTube is used to host a lot of pro-facist video content made by racists that could be a problem for PeerTube. It's an existential threat to the technology. If governments and ISPs see it as predominantly used for that then they'll ban it. If more legitimate users see it being used for that then they'll stop peering video content and it'll become much less useful. PeerTube will live or die by the network effect it needs to be effective. Guarding against the "wrong" users, or at least marketing it so that more of the "right" users join, is essential. Nothing about that is a judgement on the content or the users; it's the simple reality of developing technology in a society full of different opinions.
Gay man here, on prep in a long term open relationship.

To date I have yet to come across anything in mainstream media that comes close to 'glorifying' the type of relationship I have with my partner, or non-monogamy in general. Can you give any examples of this?

I'd also argue I'm in a committed relationship, but I'm not going argue semantics.
> Corporate fines just need to be sufficient to make such "business" unprofitable.

This seems untenable because large businesses will then be forced to break individual business units into separate corporations to manage risk. At first glance this might seem fine, but you'd basically be creating huge drag on the economy bc large businesses benefit from economies of scale.
The "incentive" for murder is usually that someone is angry and not thinking about consequences at all.

Financial crimes are usually slow-burning and almost never crimes of passion.

Prison doesn't stop murderers, but that has no bearing on whether it stops Madoffs.
> The writing is often so terrible

This is also true of the vast majority of books ever written.
My life is rich in social engagements and I don't need Facebook to do it. And now that I'm off Facebook, the friendships I do have have grown immeasurably in closeness. My overall stress has plummeted.

I strongly believe that platforms like Facebook and Twitter are extremely harmful to social cohesion and mental health.
There is a tremendous amount of overlap between the Web and Node API creators, but there has been push-back and slowness to adapt many of the Web APIs in Node by the same group. For example, the delays in adopting ECMAScript modules in node, or the lack of first-party API for fetch.
If you’re intending to be sarcastic, you probably mean united front.
Meaningless Creativity
I believe it starts with a reference price of 250$ per share.
Again, do you have any data to back this significant claim?

To paraphrase, your thesis is "there is no significant difference in physical and mental health between covid patients and people that have only been suffering the social/economic effects of a quarantine but not contracted covid".

This thesis seems highly verifiable/falsifiable in an empirical way.
I would say that if those members are hosting on a PeerTube controlled instance, then perhaps it is a moderation issue. If those members are hosting their own instance that federates? Well, then I think the tool is working as designed. Similar to Mastodon, federation will probably need some controls for flagging external servers as sensitive so users/instance admins can choose to avoid that content if they wish. That'll slightly fragment the market and frustrate content indexing, but... ehh, I think some market fragmentation is preferable to one central authority that not everyone agrees with.

One of the fundamental goals of free software is to enable its use by all people, even and especially people you do not like. That's not a problem for PeerTube to solve, it is a problem for society at large to address within itself.

To frame this another way: think of the criminal organizations which spin up a web server somewhere and install Apache on it to host their illicit content and advertise their services. Is Apache somehow to blame? No, of course not, the criminals are. The same logic applies here; PeerTube, as a sharing platform, is technically able to share any data, including hate speech and other objectionable content. As an unbiased tool, that's a feature not a bug.
Of course, when I first heard of this, it was referred to as the “Great Vowel Movement.”
But most books are terrible, too! If we want to pick masterpieces, then you will easily come up with a bunch, from Loom and Star Control II all the way to Disco Elysium.

But masterpieces are few. For each cartridge full of second-rate mindless 8-bit games there is a pack of books by Barbara Cartland, or whatnot.
Yes, M1 doesn’t have hyper threading
Well maybe read the article before commenting - Anybody that knows Greenwald's work, will know that he's a progressive. I too am a progressive, but some younger, intelligentsia progressives are employing 'cancel' culture in a way that is NOT progressive, but very often fascist. The old adage, two wrongs don't make a right, applies here.
Cool project! :) Is there any way to link to rooms & songs directly?
People are different and have different interests. There is no reason to believe that a highly insulated public health bureaucrat will make an optimal choice for any particular individual or for society as a whole.
You could perhaps lobby Australia to cut the Timorese some goddamn slack on the oil?
No. Did you read the post I was replying to?
Git Checkout Master
ups i wrote it to dis dialogue by accident
Japan’s Cautionary Tale: Debt and Demographics – Part 2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102

This was almost certainly a blatant due process violation, though. FDR was fond of those.
Elastic APM. As far as I am aware it's an implementation of the OpenTracing specification.

We just use the Elastic client libraries. Tell it where our APM server is, do the little bit of application set up and then view all our application traces in Kibana.

All applications follow the same basic setup. Probably less than 20 lines of code and then wrapping some HTTP handlers and HTTP clients. Then we have some application specific spans.
Coinbase’s Debut a ‘Landmark Moment’ for Cryptocurrency: Live Updates
It means getting a shot of AZ and two of Pfizer/biontech then. Seems reasonable, and this type of mixing is done all the time.
Goes to show how encryption tends to fall short against a determined enough advisary
Bingo, this is what I recommend. It's much more flexible.
Isn't Stadia in chrome? As, it's some kind of extension?
Not really. The ship of a single exchange or wallet dominating Bitcoin or the crypto space has sailed. It's quite hard for Coinbase to have any significant control over the network. (ie: Bitpay tried that and now they are mostly history).

Coinbase provides a regulated environment for trading crypto-currencies as well as on-off ramps to traditional finance. It's definitively a plus to have them around.
It’s my personal opinion as someone who has watched the internet “grow up”, that at some point we are better off to mandate a percentage of “echo chamber busting” across all platforms.

Even if it’s 3%, the algorithms can promote not just the polar opposite opinion (which is currently done to create “sticky” polarity), but the things that let people say “huh, I never thought of it that way”, or “I never knew that there were people in that situation” because those lead to empathy, understanding, and recognizing the humanity of people in other “groups”.
I don't see how that's a major issue, It'd take a pretty odd angle for a high speed collision to push something into a higher orbit. That seems like a pretty rare event.
Yes definitely. It's on the roadmap. One thing that's cool is since the chain is public, anyone can build integrations, not just me!
And then there's the languages named after people, like Ada, Julia or Turbo
I see. Thanks for sharing your concern.
All the letters are taken, but what about the numbers? I'll claim "2" if it's not taken. I can't wait to tell everyone to check out my new language.

Based on a quick look it seems like you can't get domains that are just one number though (like 2.com), is this really the case?

(It's just the binary lambda calculus, but you can use the character '2' as a goto.)
Just want to put a very strong second on this recommendation. Three chapters in I knew enough to prototype something for work that reduced a mess of C++ to a couple pages of rules.
I didn't know this existed. Will take a look!
It is? I've lived most my adult life in non-English-speaking countries and have seen the opposite—that programmers are less likely to be able to speak English well than people in less technical professions.

This is probably because many of them studied CS and spent comparatively more time with computers and less time consuming foreign language materials as students.
What's always missing with any kind of feature work is context. User stories can kind of provide some context ("why"), but the best method I've found is to write expectations--it will do X, Y, and Z. Then have some kind of call to confirm understanding and provide context.

A lot of companies skip or eliminate this last step because PMs are busy, developers are introverts, some other excuse. But the fact is, spec-only development very rarely achieves the desired outcome because the developer can't or isn't allowed/trusted to see the forest from the trees.
I completely agree with your first point; that's a good analogy. Japan is very successful and stable, but shows no signs of future growth potential.

I wasn't talking about rebuilding after the disaster; I know they're doing that (and I also pay the tax). I was talking about lighting the fire of ambition and innovation in Japan again. At the time I had hope that the scale of the disaster and impact on the nation's psyche might be enough to awaken the spirit again like the Meiji Restoration or the Economic Miracle. However, all that happened is they committed to rebuilding and turned off a lot of the lights.
How Amazon Strong-Arms Partners Using Its Power Across Multiple Businesses
The person I was replying to, wasn't asking.
Sex in Japan: Dying for Company
What's the reasoning behind your opinion?
For those that haven't seen the video, he consulted on the Netflix film 'Stowaway' (that comes out later this month). He whipped up a design for the proposed spacecraft in a few minutes to help the directors visualize it better.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCwXJMVVdck
> it seem to me like meds are the only real treatment. This could be wrong.

I'll comment on this, as a neurologically tested ADHD 30 year old with 2 decades of on/off medication experience.

"Treatment" is a spectrum, unsurprisingly, and a bit of a misnomer. While I'm not completely on board with the "ADHD is actually a superpower" train of thought, I do believe that there are some interesting tradeoffs that having it can benefit in some ways - obviously that's different for every person. If you start throwing away the concept of being binary "treated" or not, you can start thinking in terms of "what is working for me right now". Sometimes being medicated is a life changing benefit, and other times in my life I'm waaay better off without medication.

It's important to distinct the two, because what medication can get you is a better understanding of the daily patterns that work best for you, and it is (in my opinion) the best way to start building that understanding. Sometimes medication is the only way for me to reach a certain place I want to be, and no medication can do the same, but I firmly believe that the habits I build during medicated periods of time help me make the most out of my non medicated periods.

For what it's worth, when I talk about on/off periods -- I was medicated in middle school through high school, took my first two college years off, got back on the next two, final year of college was no medication, got back on for 2ish years when I entered the workforce, then took the next 4 years off. I'm back on it now. I don't really consider week or weekend breaks an off period.
My home "NAS" running opensuse has been continually upgraded since something like OpenSuse 12. I have data drives and I have an OS ssd that's only 50GB. It's rock solid.
I am not caucasian from a predominantly Caucasian European country, where we are indoctrinated to judge people by how they cook pasta, living in an even more caucasian European country when we are judged by the trash bag we used. Guess what? I live exactly like the others (I know how to cook pasta in the right way and I use the correct trash bag). Once again, I thank the divine Providence to let me born and live in Europe.
> It should not come as a surprise to us if our heroes indeed appear to have feet of clay. In some cases, this may even make them more human. We might not recognise ourselves in the genius of our heroes, but we can easily recognise ourselves in their flaws! Moreover, we need to be cognisant of the fact that many human endeavours do not require moral excellence.5 You do not have to be morally excellent to perform well in sports, mathematics, or gardening…

I've been wanting to say something like this and unable to articulate it nearly so well
The subheading from the article is, "Today, Stallman and the FSF board issued joint statements concerning his return."
They did give 0.1 btc in the early days. Which if you did hold into them would be roughly $6500 by today's rate (you'd also have BCH, BCHN, BSV and BTG).
People getting defensive in this thread over the idea of a language not made for them is great evidence of this. Instead of ignoring it like the millions of new projects that don’t apply to you, we must go out of our way to explain why this is bad and wrong.
I didn't vote, but I would guess that the downvotes are because your post is indistinguishable from pump-and-dump posts on trading forums.
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to get at.

It appears you are explaining how the Serbian government wants to tax freelancers as if they would have been regular employees. Which other country does that? Where do self-employed people (freelancers) get taxed as if they are employees?

This assumption appears to be underpinning your whole comparison/explanation. Where did you get this assumption of "freelancer should be treated as employee" (as far as taxing goes) come from?

If it wasn't clear from my original sentence, I meant that this tax rate for freelancers is on par with what employees in OTHER countries often pay (if not higher). But I honestly don't know a single country that taxes freelancers as if they are regular employees.

Could you give me examples of other countries that do this, and what the rational behind such an unusual approach might be?
I have not checked source but it's claimed around the world. There is a link [1] in another article [2]. RF propaganda would react on false claims, silence means it is correct. So far its response is "I can't compare numbers" [3].

[1] https://rosstat.gov.ru/storage/mediabank/TwbjciZH/edn12-2020...

[2] https://www.rbc.ru/economics/08/02/2021/602132e19a7947073f7d...

[3] https://lenta.ru/news/2021/04/12/nyt_kreml/
Be careful what you copy – proxy arp and reboots
How do you know this? Who exactly do you mean by "the rich"
Yeah, very little gain, and a good chance to end up on social media branded as a racist or classist.
There were no hard delivery requirements in any of AstraZeneca's contracts because they didn't have any way to guarantee how much they could deliver - the contract was literally to build the full-scale production lines, and they had no idea of the yield until those lines were actually built because messy biological processes are involved.

The big problems with the EU's AZ purchase is that they bought less of it relative to their population than the UK (so had a commensurately reduced amount of production capacity allocated to them), signed the contract later (meaning less time to fix yield issues), and completely failed to grasp that signing a "best effort" contract for X units of a never-mass-produced vaccine on timescale Y didn't guarantee they'd be delivered on time. Like, the UK apparently only got something like a third the amount of AZ vaccine as expected by now in the initial contract and is more dependent on it than the EU, but you wouldn't even know there was a problem because the publicly-announced schedule was based on actual production numbers - and the UK contract had clauses with teeth to make sure AZ provided the information needed to make that possible. Not only that, the initial plans were ambitious enough that even after the main vaccine supplier underperformed hugely, the UK still ended up ahead of the EU despite most of their vaccines coming from suppliers who did perform as expected.