skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Trails in the Alps in Germany or Austria can be tricky precisely because they are fairly well marked and signposted. A red route can be a 'walk in the park', nicely trodden path with a steep gradient in places, or include bits that are quite exposed with a danger of falling. As a complete amateur, it is easy to end up on a riskier route than you expected, as it would not even look remotely risky until you are half-way through. And then you encounter some dodgy bit, it can be hard to decide - do you turn back, or do you attempt it? Will it get worse or better after this?

One should be vigilant not to get lulled into a false sense of security and prepare well for any hike. I have been irresponsible in the past at times but now I know better - I wish I did back then too.
Asking the OS for memory is a low-level operation, which means it is not portable and should be done by a library or framework. Also, since it's a syscall (involving a context switch), you don't want to do in performance-sensitive code.

Some applications might benefit from allocating huge pages. By default, the page size is something of the order of 4KB or 16KB. Large numbers of pages result in huge overhead. By allocating fewer, large pages on the order of MBs can help.
Acura is luxury division of Honda, and headquartered both from the Japan and USA
Yep. This is one of my favourite engineering solutions of all time, up there with colour TV and UTF-8.
I bought them and didn't notice any difference. I think they may not filter enough, since I don't notice a real change in tint.

What helped me a little bit is changing to a VA panel. They have higher contrast, so you can lower the backlight brightness and still see well.
How is using Math any difficult? And I don’t see not having namespaces as a bad thing. In a class-used-as-namespace, there are basically no restrictions. What benefit would using the `namespace` keyword instead of `class` give? Especially that you have static imports.
What does Roku require of app developers to support UTF8? Honestly wondering because it seems so bizarre that they would make it more difficult than any other app platform.
> If you're still seeing tesla as a car company you're missing their home-energy business and their utility business.

Tesla Energy lost a little over $100 MM this quarter. Last quarter they lost less money. Solar installs have never recovered from the 2016 peak - they're barely at 50% what they were then.

The economy of scale is working in the wrong way and Tesla is competing in a commodity space against companies who are vertically integrated and specialize in the type of batteries and solar panels in use - in fact Tesla often buys batteries from them.

This is like if Apple were selling iron ore. The fan boy consumer may pay a 100% premium, but 99.9% of the world will just buy the cheapest iron ore around.
Excuse me, what "self-driving" is that? For all of Musk's grand promises of "self-driving in 6 months time, just you see", nothing has ever happened. Why people take anything that conman says at face value is beyond me.
Imagine running Linux on your iPhone. I just can’t wait for that day but the it doesn’t seem to happen anytime soon
FWIW, this is literally what Cilk bolts on top of C/C++. Except that for 'go' being spelled 'spawn'.

Cilk is designed for parallelism more than for concurrency, but with a runtime augmented idle cpu detection, it would work perfectly for async io.
> Call the new thing what you want: around here it is something like "civil marriage" as opposed to "(implicit: religious) marriage".

I think the major problem here is that most conservative Christians who propose it still want “religious marriage” to count as a “civil marriage.” Fundamentally separating the two isn’t actually a bad idea in my opinion, but in practice it seems like most people who suggested it (from the conservative side of things) didn’t actually want that. They wanted “separate but equal” in a sense, and they also didn’t particularly care if it actually happened or not - it was a delaying tactic here in the US.
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This is how vmware tanzu works also.
Ask HN: Developer Workload and Company/Team Disorder – How Do You Manage It?
Context: Just joined a handful of developers newly minted as a dev team, but has existed and grown over time.

Situation:

> Staff from different buisness units wandering in and asking for scripts
> Occasional multi-month long projects crop up
> No defined lead dev or seniority
> Management and ordering of projects is completely informal and only exists in peoples heads.
> Mutliple languages, bunch of VMs on and off site
> Attempted a JIRA board to document and manage workload across the team once before but was abandoned after a while
> Misunderstanding exists in the buisness of what the dev team is capable of, and that you cannot sell something before asking if it is even possible

Questions:

>> How can some structure be brought to the team?
>> Is there simple software or workflow for managing incoming projects and scripts in a way we can see the whole picture and order things?
>> How can structure and order be brought to a team when the mentality is 'just get it done fast'
>> How can other parts of the buisness be brought to understand us / communicate with us better when everything seems to be done informally
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For predictable irony points that's coming from a component provided by SourcePoint who claim to be a "privacy compliance platform for digital marketing, with the tools to protect consumer privacy, manage compliance, and optimize revenue."
> Now compare 0-60

What is this, kindergarten?
And as usual for HN you are being unhelpfully reductive to up push the "capital bad boo hoo, something something".

Just like with the soviet destruction of Aral sea to produce cash crops, in turn sacrificing 14% of its fish stock, it's usually short sight political decisions.

The politician needs to look successful today and no one will pin the consequences on them in 10 to 15 years time.

There are systemic issues and most of comes from these politicians that are driven primarily by their own ambition rather than the corporation of all concerned to bring quality outcomes.
That's what baffles me. If no one today is responsible, why does the present Turkish state deny the facts? My take is, because they are fine with the genocide and do not wish to denounce it, the first step of which is admitting it happened. The authoritarian nature of the Turkish state is nothing new and taking away glory from the imperialism of the past will hurt the legitimacy of their future plans.
"Indigenous" has no clear meaning. It's a political term.
I found this terrifying, but incredibly captivating!
I can buy a Toyota here but not an Altima, Tahoe or a Pacifica. So Toyota's market is a little bigger than that.

Regardless, there is no other car company doing anything like the Mirai.
VS Code has been making progress to support Jupyter notebooks (https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support), but it's not quite there yet. Code completion works, but other features such as user snippets are missing, and it can be quite laggy. Apparently that's because the VS Code team has to reimplement a lot of stuff for Jupyter specifically (compared to adding support for Rust or Go with a language server).
What triangular patterns on rocks may reveal about human ancestors
Hacker gang “REvil” tries to extort Apple for $50M after stealing files
Apple likes the idea fine, they just don’t want every website in the universe being able to send notifications to a user’s device. I don’t understand why people don’t see why that’s a bad idea.
Oh, c'mon. You think he should never mention his spouse to his coworkers, even in passing? You can't think of any situation in which it would be totally ordinary to say something about "my husband" or "my wife" in a work channel?

Anyway, I need to get off HN, I'm working from home and my wife just told me that lunch is ready.
Original blog: https://blog.cloudflare.com/project-jengo-redux-cloudflares-...
I guess that is already possible, I remember seeing a guy doing that somewhere in the internet.
I've joked for years that the hotter the place in the US, the colder they keep their AC in the summer.
There is also Emacs Jupyter if you use Emacs, and all sorts of `org-babel` integrations if you use org-mode.

https://github.com/nnicandro/emacs-jupyter
There's a tradition that goes back to the 30's wherein they cause problems in Germany.
> If you lose weight faster than 100gr per week max consult a doctor immediately ...

If you’re diabetic and not dieting, do you mean? - most calorie restricting diets aim at a sustainable 500g pw for non-obese otherwise healthy people.
I have been to that site twice , first time about 20 years ago as part of the diving course. I remember one of the exercises was to go to higher depth and do math exercises to prove that our thinking was not impaired due to the depth.

For sure that site was not branded as deadliest in the world, but already back then dive masters told us about people who lost their lives there.
A somewhat related question: are the major cloud providers showing any interest in unikernels?
Imagine buying $1.5 BB of something and not knowing if it's liquid.

You're either grossly incompetent and should be kept away from all money, or an ARK investing analyst.
you can get a convergence pack with more RAM (3GB) and storage and with a USB-C docking bar (that you can also buy separately). Once plugged, you have a desktop GNU/Linux, I've tested with Plasma Mobile and it's working quite well (got a few crashes, but it's not flagged as fully stable yet).
The app looks like something worth a shot if one looks for a software like that, but this post looks like a cheap ad.

edit: Previous title for this post was "I solved my eye strain with this free app " ;)
> The reason we lack context is that the world moved from chronological feeds to "engagement" based feeds.

Engagement based feeds are more profitable due to ads and also the rich profiles that can be built from aggregated engagement metrics. Unless business models drastically change, no major for-profit entity will make their feeds less engaging.

The contextualization engine sounds like the neutrality doctrine that was used in the US during the mid-20th century to maintain media neutrality. Clearly, at least back then, it passed legal muster. It's worth seeing if it makes sense in a different medium. Are there better alternatives?
Counterpoint: having a tricky conversation one. Jira. Comment. At. A. Time. can be comically slow and inefficient.
In conceal carry weapon courses in the USA, there's three factors that stand out in a self defense situation. Ability, Opportunity, and Jeopardy. Is the person capable of hurting you, can he do it at a given moment, and is he doing it or about to do it? With few exceptions, those who shoot in self defense and abide by these three factors, don't go to prison.

You can watch some Massad Ayoob videos on the topic, though they are pretty old.
I used nteract which is like a bit like a notepad for ipnyb files. It is not great software, but it works.
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Cool tricks with the Python requests library (2020)
I'm an avid diver and I completely agree. My Open Water took place in a hot spring with extremely low visibility. The goal was the cert it wasn't skill mastery. My next dive was the Great Barrier reef where boats just drop you off and you can get a guide or dive yourself. We irresponsibly dove by ourselves, exhausted all our air, and came up (skipping a safety stop) realizing we were a considerable distance from the boat. It's obviously our fault for not being safe but we definitely didn't have the necessary fear in us for our skill level.

I think PADI should be emphasizing that your first 20 dives or so should be with a guide never exceeding 60ft. IIRC, a lot of the course material for Open Water is about shore diving with a buddy by yourselves.
What a great story teller! I can’t put my finger on it, but the cadence and length was just spot on.
I had a similar experience at a tourist destination island in Australia. We went on a dive with just a couple of meters of visibility, with a big group holding on to a anchor chain. I couldn't see the dive instructor and I couldn't equalise my ears. Everyone kept going and I basically just stopped at about 10 meters down. It just wasn't worth it, especially given the ear pain I had for weeks afterwards.

As a counterpoint, I did another "introductory" dive at another Australian island a few years later, and it was beyond amazing. Prettier than any wildlife documentary I had ever seen. Incredibly attentive, patient, and professional staff, etc...
> The gratuitous incompatibility made it almost immediately a museum piece

And yet it made it what it was.

The entire point of plan9 was not to be "Unix System 8" or whatever, it was to go beyond that and shed off the half a century of accumulated kludge. But if it had done what you are suggesting, that's exactly what it would have been.
How I built my ML/DL workstation
A full story on how I build my deep learning workstation with all details on how to choose proper parts, install them and configure a workflow for working with the machine
Many people in the US use credit cards like “charge cards” and pay them off each month. I’ve never carried a balance on a CC but still use them for nearly all purchases. If something goes wrong a CC give the consumer a lot more leverage than say a debit card. I once had a bad experience with a merchant where they overcharged me and refused to fix it. One phone call to the credit card company had their payment revoked and that was the end of it. Now they have to deal with the CC company on why they are treating CC company’s consumers poorly vs me random consumer that’s not happy with them.

I get that the flip side is the above can suck for businesses if consumers file bogus complaints but as a consumer I’m going to take advantage of every tool at my disposal. If I had paid with a debit card it would have been a big mess to fix.
"If it works sorta most of the time that's good enough"

That's the real good quote. Feels like a consequence of "worse is better"
Here is the answer for a typical state in the United States.

In a civil suit, a punch in the face typically results in a claim of battery (among other possibilities, such as assault). A battery is an “intentional tort” where a person intentionally causes a harmful or offensive contact with another person.

One defense to an intentional tort like battery is “self defense.” It varies from state to state, but generally a person may use reasonable force to defend against an offensive contact that he or she reasonably believes is about to happen, but the defense must be proportional.

So in your scenario, person A sues B for assault. If person A admits that he was the initial aggressor and the response was reasonable and proportional, the case may well be dismissed. If they do not directly admit it but the facts show they do admit show that the response was proportional as a matter of law, the case will also be dismissed.

If not, the case will continue to summary judgment. If, after discovery, no reasonable juror could find that the response was not reasonable and proportional (i.e., there is no genuine dispute of fact), then the court will find for person B. But if a reasonable juror could find that the response was not reasonable and proportional, the case will continue to trial.

(Both dismissal and summary judgment will only happen if person B moves for relief, but that almost always happens)

Obviously, person A’s attorney is going to know these rules going in, and they are going to do their best to portray the facts in a way that the claim will survive motions to dismiss and for summary judgment and make it to trial.

Once you make it to trial, anything can happen, because it is in the hands of the jurors.

After the jurors render a verdict, the court will review that verdict to determine again if the prevailing party presented sufficient evidence for a reasonable juror to find in their favor. The court will also evaluate whether any errors occurred in the trial that warrant a new trial. Then the losing party has an opportunity to appeal those and other rulings of the court.
DHH's follow-up post says this:

> Note that we will continue to engage in politics that directly relate to our business or products. This means topics like antitrust, privacy, employee surveillance. If you're in doubt as to whether something falls within those lines or not, please, again, reach out for guidance.
I didn't know the German political system had a prime minister. What's the role of the prime minister, and how does it relate to the chancellor and to the president?
> We did all that in the 20th century. What's so impossible about building chargers? I don't get it.

I never said its impossible, I said that right now they are not there.

In the 18th century, without proper roads, between the choice of a car with wooden wheels and a horse, I'd have 100% of the time would have bought the horse.

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> As for driving at 200kph, that's just dangerous

No, it isn't. Driving 120kph in the autobahn is more dangerous than driving 200kph. You are forcing everyone that wants to drive at the recommended speed of 130kph to overtake you with 10 kph speed difference, blocking 2 lanes. Add a truck to the situation to block a 3rd lane, and you have just created a big blockage in the highway, which is what causes most autobahn accidents. This makes _you_ one of the biggest dangers to others on the high way.

> Not to mention fuel inefficient.

It is, however, very time efficient.

If you want to trade fuel efficiency over everything else, walking is better than using a car.

The moment you decide that walking is not "fast enough" you are already making a trade-off between time efficiency and fuel efficiency.

Just because your time is worth less than most people's time and you prefer driving at 120kph, 10kph below the recommended speed, does not mean that most people agree with you. The traffic guidelines actually disagree with you, which is why they recommend at least 130kph.

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> Either way let's assume most people just want to go at 120kph.

The recommended autobahn speed is 130kph. The slowest lane usually goes at 140-150 kph.

I don't see the point of making an assumption that's clearly incorrect.

> By all means, please go ahead and crash your car, that's your risk, I guess.

If you think that driving at 200kph is dangerous, I have to assume that you never took highway driving classes as part of your driving license, most of which force you to drive at high speed. A consequence of doing this is that your comfort speed goes up with enough training, so when you are actually driving at 160kph or so, you are driving 20% slower than what you are trained to drive, which makes it actually much safer.

If you only were trained to drive at 120 kph, and have never received trained to drive substantially faster than that, you are always driving at 100% of your training / skill level, which means small mistakes have larger consequences than if you have a 20% buffer of error.

So arguably, _you_ should be driving at 100 kph through national roads, instead of driving on the highway until _you_ receive proper training.
Short answer is yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysergic_acid_diethylamide#Phy...
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face." - Mike Tyson
One way I've been exploring, is to use nbconvert [1] to convert notebooks to python scripts and back.

[1] https://nbconvert.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
I never experienced corruption in Germany, people have always been very honest. However I don't navigate in the business sphere.

I did notice strange things which suggest corruption, like constantly rebuilding perfect roads, every time by the same companies but of course I got no proof.
Ohhh okay. I thought it was more metaphor than literal.
> I get extra subsidy for health insurance at work if I walk 7000 steps a day - $750 per year.

Really? How does this work? Your company tracks how many steps you take?
I love this. I loved it when Newegg did it and it warms my heart that Cloudflare is doing this.

I also checked and Newegg still sells the "Don't settle: Settling feeds the trolls" shirt: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16800996219
The pinephone does this, they call it "convergence".

https://twitter.com/hadrianweb/status/1384548445579583489

https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-beta-edition-with-conve...

(be aware the pinephone software is still very much in beta, also sorry I couldn't find a better link then a few tweets)
Is it a gamble to ask employees to go back to the office?
OK I agree it was not intuitive to change the display-type to table-cell just in order to vertically center content. It basically mirrored how you would would vertically center in presentational HTML, except you didn't need to misuse the semantics of the table element (which is why I was initially confused by your comment about semantics.)

The flex-box approach is the most intuitive in my opinion. The flex display-type basically means you want to distribute the area of a box among its immediate child elements, and control how the children and aligned relative to the container and each other. Centering is naturally part of this.

Using grid is IMHO less intuitive, since a grid with a single cell seem just as much a hack as a table with a single cell.
Depends on how you store it.

Depending on the user and setting you can be absolutely buzzing off not much acid at all (particularly if you're sat still and relaxed, i.e. working with electronics), so it doesn't sound impossible.
Florida private school threatens jobs of teachers who seek Covid-19 vaccines