skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Came to post the exact same thing!

The best thing I think we can get out of it is to give it to non-tech/non-design/non-UI people to show them the sorts of details that some people obsess over when making design decisions - it's not just all putting pretty pictures into pages and picking colours and fonts.
Not quite fake: but this might be close enough? https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kind

Alternatively you could create a CRI plugin that does what you want.
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/242a97307b3407...
Pro's I get, but AirPod Max doesn't support lossless Apple Music even wired?

That's a pretty big miss. At the very least I would have expected them to include some large buffer to allow wireless playback.

I believe that the APMs were held back a long time from release. I had thought they were a year late.

If that's true, then it would make more sense that a plan for supporting lossless wouldn't be included.
Article is predictably full of marketing BS and technical illiteracy.

The show is not "on a blockchain" at all, even though the article says it is. It'll just do some merchandising as explained jn a later paragraph:

> "Fox will launch a dedicated marketplace for Krapopolis 'that will curate and sell digital goods, ranging from NFTs of one-of-a-kind character and background art and GIFs, as well as tokens that provide exclusive social experiences to engage and reward superfans.'

So it's a show with digital tradjng cards and DLC.
This article does a thorough examination of the origination, covers your points on Daszak well.
https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-covid-did-peop...
Don't wanna get into political shit flinging but the fact that you equate positive and progressive is telling. From my own (as-yet unpublished) research, one of the most common questions when queried about the term "progressive" is (paraphrased): "until what end?"

Answer that explicitly (without changing the language used by the opposition) and you might make more, um, progress.
Though I had read about it already, your comment is the first time I’ve seen a compelling real-word reason for me to install Nix.
"nascent: "(especially of a process or organization) just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential: the nascent space industry."

https://www.businessinsider.com/google-mountain-view-new-cam...

It's hardly an original thought that we are living through major changes in societal order: a transitional period. Google and its parent company appear to be the avant-garde of an emerging societal type. We may live to see the day that individuals are born to corporate parents, schooled by that corporation, live in that corporation's cities, and end up working for that corporation. But unlike the industrial cities of the eponymous bygone era, these will be cities of technocrats, "mind workers". This will likely occur in conjunction with diminishing role of nation-states, and a more robust, overt, and assertive global governance that will play the (political/"spiritual") role of, say, Catholic Church, in the Middle Ages' Europe.
Good overview and hypothesis that proposes pushing back the pastoral-agricultural transition to 20000 y before present. Long interludes that can be read quickly.
Were you using the term "claims control over entry of goods into the territory" instead of "claims their land", there would be much less to argue about.

"claims their land" sounds like Israel would like to annex Gaza and make it part of Israel - which is ridiculous and patently false.
Ask HN: How to create online business that earns $1k-3k a month?
I have tried creating a business online a couple of times but never got anywhere. I started with surveys for Shopify store owners, pdf editing software, image background removal software etc.
This is to understand market and customer requirements. However, except a few response to one of the survey, I never heard back from anyone. I read many times that entrepreneurs should spend time to understand requirements before writing code. Unfortunately, it is not going anywhere.

I want to create software OR build software aligned business that earns $1k-$3k per month.

How do I do it?
Indeed, and same with Stockfish 13 running locally.
Being in Japan, 3 was fascinating. I feel like Japans strong cultural belief in their own superiority and love of hierarchy make it especially susceptible to these type of issues.

If you’re interested, here is a more recent example of “politics vs science” and politics losing badly: https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Coronavirus/Abe-declares-e...

Here’s a fun quote from the article:

"We have managed to bring the outbreak under control within just one and a half months. This demonstrates the effectiveness of the Japan model,"

Meanwhile at the time of writing Japan is experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases and Abe has resigned.
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For evidence about debunking, you can check out Twitter threads from Trevor Bedford (bio: https://bedford.io/team/trevor-bedford/) that are linked from https://twitter.com/trvrb/status/1339266367522918400

In this discussion and the older threads he links in there, Bedford basically rules out an 'engineered' virus, does not rule out a lab leak, but leans towards zoonosis (pathogen jumping from animal to human).

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Here are Thread reader links for the older threads he references:

Were parts of HIV inserted into SARS-CoV-2? https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1223666856923291648.html

What do the number of amino acid and nucleotide changes tell us? https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1224207086013149184.html

Which data point are consistent with zoonosis or lab escape? https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1230634136102064128.html
Umm -- the Mythbusters explored the issue of the flammable skin in their usual style. Season 5, Episode 1, available here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ncm5i

The OP article pretty much takes the flammability of the doped skin for granted. The "distributed capacitor" theory certainly would account for the rapidity of the fire spread, with multiple ignition points.
Overwork kills more than 7,450,000 people per year
I took a different architectural approach with my plain text editor, KeenWrite[0]. Edit the document in plain text and plain TeX with a real-time preview, then generate the final stylized PDF using ConTeXt. In the screenshots[1], the "pdf themes" section shows a single source of truth being edited in the background with three different PDFs in the foreground: a manuscript format, a format using Baskerville, and a plain Times Roman-esque version.

This approach allows complete separation of content versus presentation, thanks to ConTeXt. (Although separating the two is possible with LaTeX, seldom does anybody do so.)

The motivation behind building yet another text editor, though, wasn't TeX integration; rather, I wanted a text editor that allows me to quickly and easily reference variables organized hierarchically[2].

[0]: https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite

[1]: https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite/blob/master/docs/scr...

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_dFd6UhdV8
Pretty sure polygraphs are inadmissible in court these days and are mostly used as an interrogation tactic to elicit a confession
I've tried a bunch of them over the years, heck way back when there was an analog box you could buy that did it.

And there are still a ton -- heck, there's a checkbox built-in in VLC under Audio Effects > Filter > Headphone virtualization.

But none of them that I've tried come anywhere close to what Apple has done. I don't know why.

However, there is an official Dolby Atmos Surround Sound effect for Windows 10:

https://www.howtogeek.com/309853/how-to-use-dolby-atmos-surr...

I've never tried it, but if anything currently competes decently with Apple's version, that might be it.
It’s also because they try too hard to integrate everything they do into existing products, even when it just doesn’t make sense.

They would have made more by developing or buying a game engine and tying their services into it.

At this point google is to greedy for it’s own good. It wants the whole vertical from day one. A consistent Google scale hug of death.
“Should I learn React?” (No)
or a free one from letsencrypt
Plug: If you're an Emacs user, I've written an emacs LaTeX editing environment with automatic live rendering of LaTeX math, tables, and TikZ images. The images are rendered asynchronously using emacs-aio.

https://github.com/dandavison/xenops
There are multiple civilian frequencies available now, and cheap receivers for 'em. I have a pair of F9P's running at present, and just received some GT-U12's for testing.
Only if your goal is vengeance and not less crime. You get less crime with drug rehab and education programs for prisoners.

Would you rather have less crime & better society, or punish people for some vague notion of consequences, even knowing it's a worse outcome for society? Because the consequences of a crime, whatever they are, should also be chosen to have the least negative drain on society.
It’s unfortunate that the reaction to the outbreak has been to sue China (and even see first world countries talking about getting reparations), creating even more pressure for China to cover up any details of a potential lab leak. It’s imperative that the world puts an end to dangerous gain of function research, particularly given how little such research has actually contributed to our understanding of virology and epidemiology, while potentially resulting in a pandemic that killed several million people.
Yeah I forgot how unsafe simple gigs are most of the time. Very sad realization.

When I was delivering newspaper, a small detail came to my mind too.. I have no toilets. And at 6 in the morning chances of finding anything open are slim. First time in my life I had fantasies of offices with an actual bathroom.

Happy that you found a great spot in dev.
Kubernetes actually ships with a pretty decent "Fake" infrastructure, but I'll admit (having used it) pretending at control loops is still a PITA.

https://pkg.go.dev/k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/fake
I completely agree, that was one of my biggest issues with other tools. They cater to a wider audience.
Starting to get more serious about video editing for my YouTube channel and I'll definitely be giving this a try, most likely purchasing it!
The worst thing we ever did for audio quality was focus on short A/B tests. It seems like a decent idea, and works for big differences, but ears are not great at it.

Much better results would be had with 1 month of A, then switching to B.
If you mix sodium and potassium, the eutectic melts at -12.6 C.

Lithium-ammonia eutectic ("metallic ammonia") freezes at 90K, the boiling point of liquid oxygen.
I suppose then you would need to have the transfer function of that specific observer's head and ears at that specific point. Perhaps some time in the future there will be personalization of the transfer function so that you can hear the sounds as you would hear it at that spot.
That's a bummer, I was thinking this was more of a game to recognize design little details in widespread applications (Facebook, iMessage, iOS...) - so in that view the "subjective opinions" were not subjective but how those apps are doing design choices. Not saying they are good because, for example with the 'Skip' button in the Facebook example, people can't tell if that's actually a clickable button from the first sight, which is a terrible design in usability terms. Not sure who came with that "designing secondary buttons as if they were not buttons" thing, but the first time I saw them was with Android Lollipop and their then-new "material design".

Putting what you're saying in perspective only tells that even now employers are helping to the dribbblisation of design[0][1][2] - and helping developers hate us designers even more.

[0] https://www.intercom.com/blog/the-dribbblisation-of-design/
[1] https://medium.com/intercom-inside/the-dribbblisation-of-des...
[2] https://graphically.io/blog/the-dribbblisation-of-design/
It's just FM, on floppies known as "single density" mode:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_modulation

The common IBM PC and related formats use "double density" MFM:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_frequency_modulation
Thirded... All buttons should have at least the same basic buttonness. A default option can be presented in many ways, but obfuscating other buttons is a no go.
> Some workschedules are quite toxic

I'd say our default 9-5 workschedule is toxic.
Using texlive package manager plus a python auto-package installer wrapper for latexmk I was able to get my latex install down to a 300MB.
The Seychelles is the most vaccinated nation on Earth. But Covid has surged
20,000 years ago the ocean levels were 130 meters lower.

Imagine all the coastal settlements that are lost
Open source came first, we tested a bit, then incorporated the company a few months after (in both cases).

Saas as in monthly subscriptions because it helps with predictability. Meaning that if you reached 100 customers each paying $99/mo, for the next few months you can safely expect to make O($10k).
Well played.

OP's choice of words is inexact. The engine has a different intuition, not none. Humans will usually explore trades and overlook seemingly "slow" moves that the computer usually finds.

What the engine does lacks is what chess players call "theory," hence the need for endgame DBs. Humans can also beat engines with "logic," like the Naka match. That one was extraordinary. A simpler & more typical example is isolating a pawn so that it can't ever be defended, but also can't be attacked immediately. For a human, it's easy to understand this is long term vulnerability even if the pawn survives for 20+ more moves.

Anti-computer strategies, ironically, force you to "play the player, not the board."
I'm having a hard time figuring out if you are being sarcastic or not.
Interesting. Have read quite a bit about the construction, keen that it's approved and trading! It's a far cry from being "XIV-like" imo though.

only 25% instead of 100% like XIV.
There really is no recourse if you get caught up in or are maliciously thrown into government bureaucracy which is rather alarming for a modern society. It fosters mistrust in government and in the worst case is a deliberate punishment which bypasses the justice system.

Batman is a fictional character but sometimes he seems like our only solution to these kinds of problems. Just do the right thing regardless of the consequences.
May I ask what you do with such businesses?

Do you improve upon them?
I had heard about a technique where tiny particles are spread over the media, and then optically imaged. This method was used to recover the most damaged media.
Mobile phones use dual frequencies now. Some use the Broadcom BCM47755 chip, but the most common ones are various Qualcomm Snapdragon SoCs.

https://www.broadcom.com/products/wireless/gnss-gps-socs/bcm...

https://www.euspa.europa.eu/newsroom/news/qualcomm-launches-...

https://www.gpsworld.com/qualcomm-launches-3-dual-frequency-...
Dropping 'flat earth' every time someone questions something off the official narrative is such a weak cop out.
The list of states that recognize Palestine was very surprising to me. Basically it seems like only the "first-world" nations that do not recognize Palestine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_t...
That's like saying "There is no meaningful 'miles per tank of gas' for cars. You could spend the whole tank idling or you could go across the Pacific on a single tank (assuming you're being transported on a ferry)."
“Them”. I tried this when it launched, and so many of my unique recordings were clobbered: Artists incorrectly identified, live recordings replaced with studio recordings, etc. I threw the idea out and never looked back.
Fortresses and the types of closed positions that confuse engines are exceedingly rare. The benefit of fortress detection is necessarily overtaken by the runtime cost.
Unless your already a subject matter expert, I can't understand what you think you'll be able to do here.

What are you skilled at , what are you selling
I don't think me writing a comment compels anyone to do anything about it, so, what's the problem? This is also the specific person I asked the question of originally to whom I am replying. I think when I ask a specific person a question and get a reply from that person, it's fair to expect that the reply answer the question. Wouldn't you agree?
Yes thank you. And the same misundestanding comes up when people thing Goedel's incompleteness results precludes mechanical theorem proving.
I’ve worked on eight projects all of which were different domains. Some weren’t even directly tech related (supply chain process optimization, transportation and logistics).

I have a two page resume and always feel bad about it.

That being said I’ve seen resumes of people which are 4-10 pages long and these are people in their 40s and 50s. They have been there and done that and it’s great to see different ways they contributed in each role. I know I have a multitude of accomplishments and skills that could come in handy beyond just being a “code handyman”
Are there are any security precautions in using ssh (or telnet, netcat or curl for that matter) to connect to an unknown service like this?
I've seen a game by Alireza where he delivers mate by promoting to a knight. Arguably, the position was winning anyhow and standard promotion would also win, but the knight made it immediate checkmate.

(also this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3COS0_p3sfo)
Your reply got flagged, I’m curious whether that was auto or human. I was talking with my daughter last night about ambiguity in speech and interpretation last night, and about the space of true things well intentioned people avoid, because bad faith actors with an unspoken partisan agenda use that space as area of tenuous ambiguity into which they implausibly retreat when challenged on the hideous ideas they are trying to ship.
I read your comment as a reflection in the hideous cruelty of life, anyone studying biology or medicine beyond high school confronts the cold indifferent ugliness of nature, and the enormity and absurdity of the task we have to build a kind compassionate society on this substrate. But once you factor in ambiguity, your comment keyword matches the crypto-misogyny leading comments of trolls claiming to know something about social Darwinism.
Perhaps others read your comment in that light.
On the whole I enjoy how this site is moderated, I think it’s close to optimum, but general optimization means specifics are sacrificed, and this is one where I would like to have participated in a quite backstage conversation to understand the perspective of the participants
They’re projecting future returns and correlations based on past 50 years (the ones we have easily available financial data) on constantly lowering interest rates. If asset inflation already pumped up both long term treasuries and stock assets (which pumped up 3x levered UPRO and TMF), then a follow on interest rate increase will equivalently destroy a stock asset and long term treasury portfolio, triply so for those. They think they’ve found an edge in the market (lol like major financial players don’t know about long term treasury and stock asset inverse correlation the past 40 years), but in reality they’ve just ignored the potential for substantial interest rate increases, because it’s not in their data, and they’re pocketing the extra on top until it blows up (they don’t realize it will).
Had never experienced something like these cicadas 17 years ago. Epic, biblical. Have been waiting ever since. Last few days I've seen a few here and there, but nothing in comparison to what I was expecting. Will this take some time to ramp up?
Or maybe it has nothing to do with circadian rhythms and all people are just significantly worse at driving when there is no light to see (at night).
I don't want to be manslaughtered by this person on my morning commute, simple. When the courts and insurance companies shift, we will make your side on these things moot.
This article does a decent job of answering your question. The subject is too dense to answer in evan a long reply. https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-covid-did-peop...
How+to+Choose+a+Service+Mesh
That’s what I get for not saying “in Homebrew”!
Your terminal probably has some stack overflows in its terminal emulation code.
Props for trying it out even though the data was garbage.
It was interesting that I’d often look at the two - say I can’t see any difference - pick one and turn out I picked the right one and the difference was something major like capitalization or aspect ratio.
Not really funny, as nouns in general do not have antonyms.
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Bite mark analysis as well
Ghosting, maybe, although I almost never notice it on my projector.

But, isn't "full brightness" just a function of how bright you make the projector? Which is to say, you could make a projector that's twice as bright as mine (mine isn't amazing, it cost less a a grand) and in 3D it would have the brightness of my 2D setup.
The risk/reward in isolation isn’t useful, because the market has priced in and bid them up so to their favorable inverse correlation with equities the past 40 years. Assets are priced due to their usefulness in the risk/reward for a portfolio as a whole.
>I don't get why US police use dog to catch the illegal drug. Dog is an natural animal whose behaviour we cannot reason with. It can train to sniff certain chemical, but it can also train to bark whenever police officer order to do so. It shall not be trusted for criminal investigation.

This is not meant as a snarky comment but the negatives you listed are the actual reasons US police use them. It makes their jobs easier. They don't care about justice in the end.
The reasoning behind the government's decision is irrelevant here. Google is a company headquartered in the US. Going against the official policy of the US government is a more politicalized move than going with the status quo.

Side note, you should be careful using Israeli and Jewish as interchangeable terms. There is no such thing as an "Israeli diaspora".
I'm not arguing for a universal policy. Clearly circumstances must be taken into account for repeat offenders.

Drug addiction and the crimes that spring from it are a different matter. There is a clear cause for the crime: the addiction. Fix that, no more repeat offenses. However most rehab programs for addicts that end up in the criminal justice system aren't that great, so that's another area that needs fixing.

Regardless, my point is just that consequences for criminal acts should never be simple punishment if there are options with a better net benefit for society. That will of course mean there has to be a detergent aspect to things as well, which may take the form of a punishment, but not a punishment for its own sake.
There's a common misconception that awkward conversations should be avoided because they are difficult and elicit drama. But that's just magical thinking. Believing that to make something go away you just need to stop thinking about it. Push it out of your conscience.

But not talking about something doesn't magically make it disappear. Things you don't talk about are still there, lurking in the shadows, subconsciously influencing everything you do.
I wish the majority of people knew that “HD” is as meaningless a label as “Digital quality”
There is plenty of evidence. CCP cleaning house at Wuhan Institute and purging online references is one item to question.
probably for the same reason Israel is blurred, to protect it against terrorist attacks, and the algorithm is probably dumb enough to bundle Israel and Gaza into one territory in some geo index