skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> ventures

He means brands. And that says enough about the intellectual depth of the interviewing.
Hi,

thanks for spreading ideas and doing videos. What's new in the relational field ?
it was sleep all along
While reasonable, your statement ignore the fact that humans have issues considering the difference between a 1 in the million risk and 1 in 100000 (made up numbers). Many are afraid of flying and drive instead even if the risks are way higher driving.
> We've been doing this because alternatives like k8s burned out time, $, and other team members, and our on-prem customers like it operationally vs k8s.

It doesn't seem you bothered looking into alternatives.

Take for example docker swarm. It already uses docker compose files (well, there are some differences) , they support blue-green deployments of stacks, and they even support multi-node deployments and horizontal scaling.
https://discord.gg/kCS95DPN
Reverse Engineering A Barcode For Research (or free parking)
> They argue as if it's a new problem

Independently of how i feel about it, It IS new to care about the feelings of minority groups that much.. we moved up the "maslow" scale of problems to adress as a society.
I don't think I would say it "encourages" not sleeping. Rather it makes sleeping impossible. And that has bad effects. Drug causes something which causes something else, so you could say it is not the drug but its effects, but I would say that means it is the drug that causes it all. Don't take it if you don't want those "side-effects".
(Armchair psychologist here)
The absence of perceived trauma while still in the environment that can produce similar traumatic experiences is normal and makes sense. You are adapted to your environment as a child.

But, once you leave the said environment for something safer and more comfortable (note that it’s a historical anecdote, not many people could do that say 150 years ago), you also face the need to re-shape your identity in a way so that you can thrive.

This points out to you the fact that previous experiences were in fact traumatic and need to be emotionally processed, re-lived and understood in a way.
> I don't know how you think that makes this an ambiguous point though.

It's not ambiguous as evidence of current behavior, I just don't think it points towards increased control of media as much as it actually points towards less control (even if because it's harder to control without blocking entirely) than in the past. Put another way, I think the total outside information the average Chines citizen is able to get now, even with the great firewall, is vastly greater than it was 25 years ago for vastly more people. Even those citizens that weren't firewalled back in 1996 have vastly more information now, just because there's so much more on the internet now. I think if China was doing more of a continuation of past hardline policies, it wouldn't be a blacklist and some sources that were blocked, it would be a whitelist of a few things they explicitly allowed.

> it's a small, curated subset of the internet augmented with surveillance & propaganda that becomes yet another tool of control.

That's not my understanding of how it works. They actively block some sites, IP addresses and ranges, and they block based on content that triggers keywords.

> Does the Jack Ma online hate mob that spontaneously appeared when he was arrested seem like free expression to you?

While I don't doubt astroturfing goes on, I don't think it's needed nearly as much as you might think. China is extremely nationalistic now, and you get people defending the government's actions for the exact same reasons you have Democrats and Republicans here defending some of the things put forth, regardless of discussion, understanding, or merit (it seemed especially egregious with Trump, but it always happens to a degree).

> Chinese citizens are allowed to communicate on the "internet" in the same way the citizens in Orwell's 1984 were allowed to watch TV on telescreens that surveilled them. Probably more useful than not having a telescreen, yet still more repressive and dystopian.

I don't think that's an accurate representation of the status quo at all. I might be wrong, but that's not how I understand the situation from what I've read and intuited from explanations I've seen. As I understand it the vast majority of sites are available, and many sites (but many major ones) are blocked and sophisticated filtering and AI is also in place to block specific content, but it's not a small curated internet by any means. I'm happy to be shown otherwise though.
Pyreports is a Python library that allows you to create complex report
Find and support local farmers that participate in the international 4 per 1000 initiative. https://www.4p1000.org/

Individually, try to compost and grow food plants if possible. Choose to buy natural food rather than processed food that relies on federal subsidies. Explore less common foods instead of bananas. :) Visit a local ethnic grocery and ask for suggestions.
I'm all for proper regulation and testing. The drugs should provably contain no harmful substances outside approved mixes and should regularly be tested. They also should be uniform strength.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine, AMD has something similar.
> We are now using SQL (SQLite in-memory) for virtually 100% of our business logic execution

Any docs, open source etc?
Here a homemade way to digitize a book with a compact camera https://www.ikkaro.com/en/como-digitalizar-libro/
I've been on FF for decades, what are you talking about? The last "major" change was quantum and it still looks 90% the same. Even the UI changes look mostly the same. I've seen bigger UI changes between every Android/iOS version. GitHub has changed more. Spotify. Slack. I'm still the tabs, url bar, bookmark toolbar that I've had since the early 2000's. I actually appreciate the fact that things haven't changed much.

Edit: I just upgraded after I posted this. Difference? Slightly darker and forward/backward buttons don't have a circle around them. And pocket button isn't in the URL bar and I can actually remove it (and here the other day everyone was complaining about it being bigger. GONE NOW). That's almost unnoticeable (unlike Android changing the clock location) and I can remove pocket. Win?
> you'd rather use six complex things instead of one simple one?

By that measuring stick, using Docker Swarm instead of docker compose is even simpler as you only need to use docker alone instead of having to install a separate script.
that's true, but also not useful if you're dead.

luckily, there are a few vaccines to choose from, and we do understand how the vaccines work in general. but if you don't trust mRNA vaccines, adenovirus vaccines are very well understood.
And now we know where the recent full-court-press of anti-crypto propaganda has come from: governments want to shift everyone over to THEIR coin. One that's almost guaranteed to be even worse than Bitcoin (which is quite an accomplishment).
Location: Norcross, Georgia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Cisco, Git, Javascript, Linux, Lua, Scala, ServiceNow
Résumé/CV: http://public.chray.cc/cv.pdf
Email: hnhired@chray.cc

I'll always be a hobbyist first! I love FP development and have been chasing it wherever I can for the sheer fun of it. Professionally, I come from a NOC background and have spent the last two years building applications in ServiceNow.

I'm interested in taking on more challenging ServiceNow work or possibly branching out into a more FP-first environment. Scala 3, in particular, seems rather exciting now that it's finally here!
Amazon claims that this is because state laws have been changing, and even if you don't take them at their word, it seems pretty straightforward. Why would they want to get involved in shifting this particular norm? Why didn't they do it before a huge chunk of the country legalized it at the state level?

It just doesn't seem like an especially relevant analysis of this event.
Yet most of these run on open source code. That there are thousands of independent actors exploiting, and developing, these tools is one of the reasons open source has been so successful.
LLNL's Open Source Software
Andrew Gallant on Twitter: “I guess that's my cue to leave. So long, Lobsters ”
In my experience, this is the case for the Netherlands as well!

I was at first perplexed when reading all the different requirements; it was hard trying to understand how to first approach 'the problem' to satisfy the circular dependencies in the requirements.

Thankfully, there was a lot of hand-holding involved between the HR department, the landlady (through a realtor), and the immigrant-friendly bank in order to allow us to bend the rules to solve the chicken/egg dilemma of residence/banking/insurance.
Solution is kind of straightforward: Work said 100k job for 5 or 7 years, perhaps with safe investments e.g. the S&P, get 200k+ to your name. Use that to then support years of establishing your own business, own terms, own freedom.
You don't own the copyright so you can't license it under any licenses. So your original contribution was unlicensed and therefore the owner of the copyright can declare all use by anyone as infringement on their IPRs.
From my observations, there are communities which has strict moderation policies, but sometimes they do allow posts if the incentives are right. That's why I mention writing an essay instead of posting a link. I feel like if it's a well known pain-point and the community is aware about it, and you outline why your motivation for solving it, it will resonate. Instead of promotion, you're posting your story.

Again, this strategy could fail too, but I've always noticed if you take one topic, there are multiple subreddits that address it, so you'll have luck in at least one of them. What market is your product targeting?
In Oregon where it's recreationally legal it isn't an issue. You'll catch a whiff of it here and there but it's far from common.
Thank you! I used https://unicornplatform.com/ for building it.
Has anyone found a good open-source preflop trainer?
A personal question, and I truly mean no offense - are you on the spectrum?

The only people I've met (in real life) to date who can't stand the taste of alcohol are children and people with Asperger's, I assume because bitter tastes are a sort of sensory overload for them. Purely anecdotal and could be a complete horseshit theory, but I'm just curious.
Kent Beck – Outcome over Output: Also Impact and Effort (2020)
How odd, I used to work with an Aussie (Sydney) expat and he was glowingly boasting how much better they are at anything because competition. It’s so much part of their culture he said, that they will out-do anyone, even at their core traits (and so concluded that Sydney pizza is better than anything I’ve ever eaten. Me. Italian from Rome :D)
I suggest that you have a talk with somebody who grew up as a kid with unrestricted Internet access. It might turn out that it's not actually a big problem after all.
> You can have a compose with multiple backend services and an nginx load balancer in it proxing back to it each one, then down/up each each backend service individually when upgrades for example..

Things are way simpler with Docker Swarm. You just run a single ingress controller as a separate stack and route all traffic internally.

If you use Traefik as your ingress controller, all you need to do is set labels in your docker compose files and everything just works.

There is absolutely no reason or excuse to use docker compose in anything resembling production.
Why Prefetch Is Broken
For me the link works fine, I haven’t noticed troubles, but anyway thanks :-)
Some examples of self employed taxes are so the individual can contribute to social programs like social security, unemployment and medicare.
I heard a rumour that Ford AU designed the Falcon wagon load area to a certain dimension because Telstra promised they would buy a lot of them if they did. Helped explained the somewhat more bulbous look of the Falcon's rear end compared to its Commodore competitor.
Assuming the UK was using the Swiss model.
I believe this is commonly known to mathematicians as the 'karma is a bitch' rule.
Did the Largest Galaxy Survey Ever Just Challenge Cosmology as We Know It?
Same here. Where are the state tax computation?
insect populations are declining rapidly and are also in need of protection. we're probably going to have to start eating bugs for survival when all the animals are dead, since bugs are one of the most efficient sources of protein, so i'd personally be wary of telling the bugs to fuck off just so we can save the crops.
I for one drink two bottles of wine while playing some slowly paced video game every Sunday night in anticipation of great new week in my hellscape of a project.
It certainly uses a logical structure that requires independent variables when we have strong evidence to believe these things are not independent.

"if other sentient species exist, we should expect ours to have an unusually high population"

Except that sentience evolving is, as far as we know, extremely tied to population numbers and then afterwards sentient agents will have strong incentives to manage their population in some way (or you could say: the odds of them deciding to exactly match their pre-sentient population levels, now that they can make a choice, is small).

The underlying explanation of the principle of mediocrity and a mathematical intuition for it is pretty good.

Maybe people in 2021 are just extremely skeptical about "if we assume the most likely thing every step and pretend each choice is independent we can build a prediction that we can assume is maximally accurate, which means it is meaningfully accurate" chains of reasoning? That's how you get "Roko's Basilisk scenarios scaring people" type outcomes. It certainly is the source of my distaste and bias against it if I'm being honest with myself.
Every intel cpu past 2008 contains a coprocessor which runs at a higher permissions level than the normal CPU and therefor the OS. Its primary function is DRM for video and theorized backdoor access for governments.
You can't add $$ for health insurance as benefits for employed and subtract from self employment. You can just add for employed or subtract from self employment, not both.
This, of course, is the technology underlying Bitcoin.
Male Inmates in Women’s Prisons
It should be noted that AMD has an equivalent management engineZ
Why would you bother using terraform+docker compose in AWS if you already get containerized solutions out-of-the-box with ECS, which is supported as first class citizen with CloudFormation/CDK?
The user shouldn't trust a bank that let their cert expire, easy enough. For a bank, an expired cert is a nightmare in multiple departments.
I am genuinely curious if this is meant to be satire, or if you are actually serious. Poe’s Law and all.
I recently made a Twitter bot that posts a daily random photo from my 13+ year archive of phone photos. A novel feature is auto generation of hashtags using the Imagga image recognition API to analyze the image. The hashtags are not always accurate but building the bot was an interesting learning experience.

https://mobile.twitter.com/phonefotos
I'm really glad to hear that! That's for contributing to produce this really cool work.
One could say that the initiative to subsidize farmers who use highly toxic chemicals and unsustainable practices resulting in depletion and eventual destruction of soil is also drastic.

As in paying money to destroy the soil and help someone profit a bit extra in the process is maybe not the best investment of people’s taxes.

Of course, it took us some time to start paying attention to the externalities. But now that we do let’s correct course.
That is a false dichotomy. It is perfectly possible to get good yields with farming practices that use neither pesticides nor GM.
I occasionally troll Craigslist locally for old hardware for my collection and for fun. I recently got a top of the line — for the late 90s — Graphtec 24” vinyl cutter/plotter, complete with PowerMac 9500 with CRT and Jaz drive all for 40 bucks. It works great, has Mac OS 9 and Illustrator and everything else that I need for the setup. The owner’s dad ran a sign business until he passed away, then the son used it for hobbies for years. I’d like to modernize it a bit and shrink the Mac out of the equation, but the system just works for now.
No, it isn't. Nobody was talking about blockchains that far back. What this is about is the early pioneers of the commercial digital payment market that was eventually dominated by the likes of Paypal and Stripe.
Expert opinion and evidence doesn’t agree with you. See David Nutts papers which quantify harms in various domains for different recreational drugs. Both harms to users and others are way higher for alcohol than cannabis.
yes it is. "we shouldn't mess with nature" and "we should be cautious when we are messing with nature" are two completely different things.
Yeah, why not? If implemented correctly, this should ensure that the user interface is always snappy because all the slow parts (language servers, build systems, search, embedded applications) would be in backends. Modern multi-core systems are especially well-suited to such an architecture.

The biggest issue would be fragmentation of the extension ecosystem. The ecosystem would be split along implementation languages, which is an altogether disadvantegeous dimension.
I don’t know how it works everywhere, but in EU, buying organic means buying “regulated and supervised crops”. Organic, here, it’s more expensive mainly because your production needs to be accounted.

Tech side, it’s as “modern” as the non-organic farming; but just regulated and controlled. Most of the non-organic crops in my country are just not at all supervised and uneducated farmers that constantly commit ecological harm because the more x I put in the field the better it should work.

So, I prefer to pay a little more to eat a fruit produced with some sciences and technicians involved in the production.
I found this map/lookup tool linked from their website to be useful for finding local farms to support:
https://regenerationinternational.org/regenerative-farm-map
This is the Lancet paper. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
Are intentionally conflating breeding with genetic engineering? That’s one of Monsanto’s tactics to confuse the public and dismiss concerns with genetically engineered plants.
OK with your numbers but a $1k chair should last a decade easily. Mine is nearly 11 years old and looking brand new (and still under warranty for one year).

$1k screen: 3 years old and going.

MacBook Air here is from 2013 (beginning to fail so I'll buy a M1 soon I guess). Work is done on my six years old desktop (16 GB Ram / NVMe PCIe 3.0x4 SSD): not a speed daemon of a PC by today's standards but not slow either.

I don't cheap out on stuff: they just last years, and years and years.
We also, at the same time, genetically modified plants to be resistant to Glyphosate so that we could spray thousands of tons more of this herbicide. Semantic arguments about what is and isn't 'natural' aside, it's clear the technology has been a double-edged sword.

I'm not set against GMOs myself, but I feel that proponents of the technology do themselves a disservice with the argument that it's no different to selective breeding with better tools: there is actually a difference of kind, not just degree here, because the technology allows you to introduce complete alien genes to an organism rather than incremental modifications or regulation changes of genes already existing in that species. Trying to gloss over that feels dishonest.
"Why would you not want to fight radical socialists?"
/s

War is terrible. Violence is terrible.
Science found out: Field poisons are toxic.

Thanks for the quotable reference.
> I’m not sure what we would gain by making that illegal.

To avoid creating new customers? IMHO, it shouldn't be a goal of society to tempt people into ingesting things that they don't need to.

To me, glorifying substances through marketing doesn't help the consumer. If a person understands that they want to use a substance, they can discover a vendor.
As a Vim user who uses Emacs for note taking, I can guarantee Evil mode does far better at emulating Vim than you give credit for. In fact, the example you provided works just as well with Evil. The only built-in editing command which I notice missing from Vim is reliable undo/redo, which is sadly a fundamental Emacs limitation and a deal breaker. Apart from that, it's remarkably well-made.
Starter kit to "transform your project into a SaaS", with auth+payments.

https://github.com/saasform/saasform
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Given that there's a fair amount of statistical analysis going on we appreciate interest in maths and statistics.
I used to work in boutique audio retail. One of the big challenges of the business is how big and heavy good speakers are. In the old days we would need to crate the speaker to customers’ house for audition as every room has a different acoustic, and try a few different speakers with more crates with a upfront fee/credit to purchase, but it doesn’t happen nearly as often anymore. Showrooms nowadays also mostly do not have the right environment and setup for the speakers to perform well as they were before. In fact most people do not have an opportunity to listen to half decent audio from a heavy passive speaker and the type of sound they could make relative to homepods is becoming more of a myth now. And the direct implication of this is speaker makers need to make more profit per sale and the price increase for Klipsch Heresy and Forte for each revision is bananas. There are still software company making solutions to emulate speaker sounds before a purchase calibrated to common headphone models, I don’t know how they function but every customer who’d tried one of those would walk away for almost certainty as it sounds crappy.
What is a transformation protocol in this context?
Nice and simple, love it
Dealing in absolute terms does not help security. It depends entirely on your threat model.

If you consider NSA or similar agencies a problem then you are in a world of pain anyway and using an entry level guiding blog post is certainly not appropriate.

For everyone else, this puts already quite a big defense layer to your arsenal even if not unhackable in absolute terms.
Open source has existed since forever on tapes and cards exchanged between university students, programming listings on computer clubs magazines for home microcomputers, source code delivered on the professional version of development tools,...

Nothing new really, unless you want to be pendantic on the real meaning of "open source" as defined by Open Source Initiative.

At the end of the day it won't matter, because those developers have bills to pay so eventually idealism gets replaced with real life.
A slight tangent but Hogarth's "Beer Street and Gin Lane" (1751) documents a similar example of low grain prices resulting in massive, country-wide alcohol consumption in England. The subsequent government reaction and legislation did not go as far as American prohibition though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_Street_and_Gin_Lane
For stuff you are not moving often that does make sense. But if you truly have hospital-grade outlets and cordsets (cordsets should have the transparent circular molding and a U-shaped ground pin), I'm impressed that you can tolerate them, I hate moving those things :)

You probably wouldn't want those on frequently-swapped outlets, though.