skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is this sarcasm? That sounds more like an indictment of Docker or Vagrant than anything else.
Maybe people need to learn how to express themselves precisely

on the other hand people still for some reason believe that "lol" only means "laughing out loud" which's lol itself.

so maybe it's impossible?
It still is a real medical intervention used in some emergencies to relieve pressure in the skull
But that strategy is probably impossible in a market where the cost to entry is fairly low.

Suppose Uber drives out literally all cab companies out of the market in some city and rises prices to absurdly high levels. Creating a brand new cab company isn’t that hard. Lease cars, create a decent app, advertise a little and you’re good to go.
That is only true as far as your on devices Data. They still have to provide everything they have on iCloud.
The article is about the software layout, not the physical layout as far as I can tell.

And people "typing non-English languages on a english keyboard" generally use a software layout native to their language on a physical english layout.

Wrt. Europe the differences between languages are sometimes not that big (EDIT: in their alphabet), so it's not uncommon to have some form of "internationalized layout" which contains all english letters + many common non English letters (e.g. äöüß for German and similar). Still it's called an international layout not a english layout with support for English dialects like German...
I like the Synology Notes app well enough (desktop and iPhone apps), and it's locally hosted on my NAS which is nice.
You will be surprised at how difficult this is. Book titles can be all over the place and mimic product names. For example there is a book called "Apple".

Search is definitely a case of "the devil in the details", each person got their own very "simple" test or search improvement but to make search for everyone "generally" valuable is a very hard tuning problem.

In my past job as head of search for a large price-comparison service, what we build and found work best is to handle search-tuning as the same as test-driven-development.

We will actually write test in the form of "When someone types apple, there should be at least xyz products from category cellphones and their pricing should be between $XYZ--$ABC", whenever we had a manager or a person just walk in with oh search should work like this, we will put it in a test and thus as we tune, weights and vectors we can always see how it impacted previous cases of "Managers walking in telling us, his fav search query is bogus"
Cantonese isn't banned, though. Guangdong TV is broadcasting shows entirely in Cantonese (with Mandarin subtitles), e.g. timestamped today: https://www.gdtv.cn/tv/30e784c392efd7d38daa2cf50aa7a1cd
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I'd also want to integrate notes & TODO - but also time-tracking, i.e. the ability to "click" on any note/TODO and log time against it. Perhaps a TODO can be a note with a tag like "#todo"/"#todo-important"/etc, and time-logs can be child notes..
Interesting. I've always wondered why there wasn't an addition in/out fd pair for communicating with the previous/next program in a chain of pipe, e.g:

foo | bar
STDOUT --> STDIN
ALTIN <-- ALTOUT

You could detected it by looking for specially number fd's open on program launch, or maybe an environment variable.
The parameter "si" here stands for International System of Units, or SI for short [0].

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units#...
This would be the way to go in the end.

First thing is to get typed used widely.

I wonder if adding support to some of the newer pagers like batcat would be a place to start ?

To get wider adoption it could be worth taking an approach like egmontkob did with ANSI hyperlinks in terminal emulators:

https://gist.github.com/egmontkob/eb114294efbcd5adb1944c9f3c...
Ahh but they are also very lucky in that they MOSTLY only search movies,actors and tv-series. 3 data-types.
Oh, very interesting, I'd love to chat! My email is tom @ the domain, what's the best way to reach you?
Dont. You should be proud. I made numerous prediction that turns out to be right when everyone else is calling you crazy. You should enjoy the moment of victory. And I do remember reading your comment at the time, so it is great you link it back.
Diffoscope: In-depth comparison of files, archives, and directories
The original 1998 URL to this article was http, not https. It changed.
Adding support to gstreamer, avconf/ffmpeg and imagemagick would be a great starting point for this.
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Perl is requires for apple to maintain their unix(tm) certification. And while they likely dont see it as core to what they want macos to become it would be an news story in the more sensationalist part of the IT press if they were to drop it. and big sur is still listed as certified
https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/.
> I don't know why doing development in Linux is a unpopular opinion.

It's not.
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It's not just recent migration to Guangdong province. The eastern half of Guangdong is traditionally Hakka-speaking. Most Hakkas don't speak Cantonese, and that shouldn't be surprising.
Not to mention the fact that he's not been found guilty by a court but has been locked up for years.
Ah, the digital naiveté of the nineties. Nowadays, cool URLS get changed on purpose so you have to enter the platform through the front instead of bouncing off your destination.
Hackernews, so of course China has to be brought up.
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Didn’t he win in the end? But even if he did it’s a lot of stressed to be sued by a tech giant.
This looks rather fun, has anyone here used it in anger?
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As a technical cofounder also going into sales the first time, I'd love to also hear advice on the basics (i.e., not a bunch of apps to buy, but how to organize your thinking and approach to at least get started). I'm also selling B2B SaaS - remote work collaboration; https://asyncgo.com for reference.
I suppose that means writes slow down with the number of dependencies/ dependent caches? How does one estimate the added cost of that write?
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I doubt anyone would need to work anywhere near 20 hours without being connected at all. The vast majority of people work on desks with plugs.
Even opensource software doesn't usually do this because computing the directory sizes is expensive and they do not want to bother with caching/async.
Assuming you've got opt-in, one of the ways is to split your lists among between 2 providers. One list for core Hubspot type CRM, and the other list for something like mailchimp. You'll have to figure out some logic as to which one goes where. That's basically what we did at our previous startup.
“Sexist commentary about me like this is not satire despite what A16Z claim”
It was there this whole time?! Thank dog it's gone.
Is it just me?

I would rather just pay for stuff and be done with it rather than have my attention and sensorium sold to the highest bidder.
One doesn’t learn rock climbing to step over a brick, man.
A manufacturer i know was forced by their client to help setup a division China.

After a year and quality problems because of using inferior components ( and so reducing their BOM), the client reverted his decision.

While your comment was being sarcastic. Quality is a thing and it's not just slapping brand names on it.
So much of it is unnecessary. Any stats on link rot in 2021? Last I remember it's something like 10% of all links every year.
That's pretty mean for hacker news. I think you've broken the rules.

I've noticed a pattern that attacks against Assange supporters are tolerated here.
Thanks all for your kind response and advise, so I finally decided to change the domain name without their name.
Same. Homebrew on my Mac and self compiled on Gentoo.

I also maintain a WSL Ubuntu setup to provide support for our windows developers. I suppose WSL is a VM.
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If you do this you should add an 'i' to the prefixes to denote that you mean the binary notation. e.g: kiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, etc
Horrible governments who do horrible things, so of course China has to be brought up.
I'm an atheist and I don't agree with you. I think mythology is indeed necessary, not only necessary it's proven to work since these narratives survived for thousands of years, across many countries and cultures.

So maybe it's something deeply rooted in humans, since one of our great sources of success as a species was the ability to pass on information through generations, allowing it to compound.

And it makes sense that it works, if all narratives were literal then they'd be quite boring, maybe less memorable.

Scientific literature has it's own way of conveying information, but serves a different purpose, without magic and mythology. I think very few people look at religious books as scientific material/source, maybe a very small, but loud, minority.
How GraphQL subscriptions are handled?

Are they supported?

Do they count as a single or multiple requests for pricing purposes?
> always found it sort of.. pretentious

I've encountered this reaction a lot, but I suspect that it actually stems from a dislike of the kind of people that often listen to jazz/classical etc. which it then extended to the music itself. My approach is to enjoy the music in complete isolation from the 'aficionado community'. Music is something that any human being is capable of enjoying, no need to have a degree in musicology or to be a musician yourself.

> I'd say I would be more of a fan of the blues genre

That's perfectly fine, no need to listen to things you don't like :) - keep in mind though that it's important to assess the thing itself, not its fanbase.

> maybe only in the background

Perhaps this is a problem. My experience with jazz and classical is that at their best they really aren't background music, at least not for the first few hearings. I would recommend setting some time aside to listen intently and to explore the feelings or visual imagery that the music elicits - not the kind of feelings/imagery that you think it should elicit (because some critic said it should), but what you actually feel. Hopefully something will come out of that. If it doesn't it's also fine.
For me its not about the ads themselves, but the mega-corps that invade your privacy to shove them down your throat.

I know there are lots of Googler's on this forum, and its just incredibly sad to see so much talent devoted to such a vile cause.
> Yeah, but during the impact we need to be somewhere else.

Bunkers should be fine, the deep sea may be fine, moon will pretty much certainly be fine, high orbits should be fine as well. If you can manage to be on the other side of the planet, surviving the impact should be quite manageable if you have the kind of resources that can build a deep, shock-resistant bunker, and you should be able to do that much, much easier than build Mars colonies that are independent enough for this, and large enough to not just save a hundred people.

After the initial effects wear off, you're probably facing conditions topside that are absolutely brutal, but still way less so than Mars with its toxic soil and dust, thin, useless atmosphere, supercold temperatures, very low gravity, scarcity of easily-accessible nitrogen (let alone easily accessible metals), high radiation environment, ...

Basically, if you can set up a naval nuclear reactor and some lighting and greenhouses, you should be able to get food production going in spite of any realistic asteroid winter, the air will still be breathable, the soils will still work for agriculture, ... and you can make use of all that survives of our artifacts and civilization, which should be a lot. Mining former cities for resources could be a big jump-start.
this got me curious as I wasn't sure how much is "a lot more". Turns out the population in the year 0 was 190M so there are 40x more people now [0].

Anyway, according to the previously cited wikipedia article, the Three Kingdoms War, the deadliest ancient conflict, took toll of 40M people. but that happened over 96 years. That's 416k per year and 0.2% of global population at that time.

WW2 caused 14M deaths per year which was "just" 0.07% of global population.

Not sure how accurate these numbers are.

[0] https://ourworldindata.org/world-population-growth
I guess this is a more niche version of tabs vs
spaces, vi vs emacs, etc, but I’m surprised that HN (maybe the dev community in general?) mentions and seems to favor homebrew so much over Macports.

I’ve always used the latter, seldom had any problem with it, and found the community great when I did. I prefer it because it installs everything related to it in its own directory totally separate from the default OS, in one place. I find that more organized. There’s been times where there was no homebrew equivalent for a macports package. Also I remember hearing (if I’m not mistaken) that macports was used more internally at Apple(?)

In any case I’m surprised it’s not more 50/50. It seems more like 95% of macos package manager mentions are homebrew.
That depends a lot on weather the freeBSD compatiblity layer is kernel or user space as MacOS contrary to common space does not use an freeBSD derived kernel but one derived from the CMU mach64 project, and yes i know jobs said otherwise but he was never a trustworthy source for anything.

I think macos actually uses an different binary executable format then the elf64 one shared between linux and freebsd, so the kind of binary level compatiblity that linux and freebsd share might not be shared between macos and freebsd.
Newsrooms Need to Treat Coordinated Online Attacks on Reporters Like Propaganda
Use :delegated in the volume mount to speed stuff up.

Alternatively, if you are running Docker Compose, you can use two mounts and a volume. I'm assuming your application is a standard Symfony/Composer application, checked out in $HOME/Projects/foo:

1) $HOME/Project:/var/www

2) some-volume:/var/www/vendor

Then, once the containers are created, run composer install inside the container, and then either run it again on the host or copy the files over using docker cp so that your IDE picks up the dependencies.

For more complex stuff such as Drupal where you also have to account for web/modules/contrib, web/themes/contrib and the likes, you'll need to do the volume trick once again for each Composer-installed folder.

The result will be that the tens of thousands of files that Composer installs and each request requires will be inside the Linux VM without any performance impact, whereas the dynamic files you are using for development will be instantly available in the VM.

Long term I'd really wish if Docker for Mac/Windows could use inotify, on-demand synchronization plus a boatload of caching to get the performance issues under control. Oh, and while we're at it, it really really sucks that "host.docker.internal" is only available on Macs - you need that one to get xdebug to connect back to the "host", so you need two separate Docker Compose files, one for Mac developers and one for Linux developers.

Sigh.
It would make pipes, the shell, and troubleshooting programs an order of magnitude more complex.

What is you want to inspect the ALT flow? How do you code logic that concurrently reads and writes data without blocking, deadlocks or decent performance? What's the terminating condition? And is it necessary at all? Pipes describe transformation of data, bidirectional pipes imply the transformation of the agent/process itself, not only the data, which flows in one direction.

Make it two orders of magnitude more complex.

I mean, it's possible, but unidirectional pipes are much easier to grok and pretty excellent already.
This continues to baffle me. I have an Apple laptop, I run macOS on my laptop, but I do all my development on a cloud VM.

I'm surprised to learn that there are developers out there, that have the cash for Apple hardware, but don't have the cash or connectivity to not run more than an IDE locally, with everything else happening remotely.

My devices (laptops, tablets) are all glorified thin clients as far as development work goes. The meat never happens locally.

Am I a rare case? Is there reasons why this isn't palatable to most people that I'm missing besides cost + connectivity? Are most people genuinely still not got the option of decent connectivity (either fixed or wireless or a combination of the two)?
Did we market Knative wrong?
No. A "rune" is one codepoint, Golang just decided that they can't use the same name as everyone else (as is tradition in Go).
> For a major example, we cannot translate the mental activities of conscious, aware living beings into any sort of computable form, as these activities are not algorithmic in nature. They aren't random, nor deterministic ~ rather, they are indeterministic, following no rigid patterns.

How could you possibly know that? Following no known patterns, maybe.
It did not change. http is still served but if you are getting https it is due to hsts. Regardless; redirect != it changed
Before it was what Amazon thought were "better" results.

The mistake you're making is that you think Amazon should order results in the way that's best for you to find what you want. Amazon puts the results that are better for Amazon first, based on millions of people's clicks and subsequent purchases. They have no reason to put something first if they know that putting something else first will result in an increased probability of a more profitable sale.

Amazon search is a tool for Amazon to promote things to sell.
The oil supply used to be strategic. Now its a mix of:

* selling them US debt, aka they fund the deficits (national and private).

* selling them weapons and financial services

* habit, traditions etc Where else will we keep our aircraft carriers?

* they're a defacto ally of Israel and they generally help on our special projects in the middle east.

I don't like that we support them. I think Iran is a much better choice in the region. But that's why we keep doing it...
I am just a sole proprietor for my “business.”

I love to write (love it!) so I have written 20+ books on topics that most interest me.

Writing has opened so many doors for me: allowed me to do paid for AI work since 1982 even though my degree is in physics; I have met many interesting people because I am an author (famous people very much better than I am in almost any metric who still seem happy to talk with me); some income generated (but my primary life income is occasional highly paid work - since graduating from college in the 1970s I have probably averaged working about 20 hours a week).

There is so much interesting and creative work in the world that the big problem for individuals and small companies is getting noticed. Writing fixes this problem for me.

Pardon the self promotion, but my recent books are available for free on my personal web site https://markwatson.com where I also offer free mentoring. I think the Dali Lama has it exactly right: the more you give, the more you receive.
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This is a testament to the abject failure that is the wifi protocol and its popular implementations. Everything that needs to be done here would be possible with some simple wifi-based broadcast (like "ad-hoc" back in the days?) and the possibility for a phone to connect to multiple wifi networks at once. Not sure if this is for political or economic reasons, or just incompetence.
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If you want to learn thoroughly about Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, and all its implications, nothing is better than Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Hofstadter.

This book is quite outdated in both approaches and ideas about computers, and computer-aided approaches to Artificial Intelligence, this book still has to offer a lot. It is one of the most impactful books I have read.
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Sales is no engineering problem you can just automate my dude, here is a brief description what to do https://youtu.be/8snbL_kVmXw
In the next 5-10 years the https:// will be amp:// when Google completes its process of consuming the web like noface in Spirited Away.
Fair point but I believe the article refers to URI's rather than URL's so they're still technically correct.

Edit - I've just had a look and URI covers the lot so my bad
Ha, tell that to anyone at *.microsoft.com I swear every link to a MS doc / MSDN site I have clicked 404s or goes to a home page
@nikoraisu so you use Pipedrive in addition to ActiveCampaign for the kanban aspect of managing deals through the sales cycle? @rishabhkaul1 also mentioned that he's trying to figure out how to manage his funnel process and looking at adding Pipedrive. I'm just curious why you don't use the kanban-style deal tracking pipelines in AC for this rather than bolt on additional software? You can trigger stage moves, status changes, etc or have those events as goals in automations that trigger emails/slack messages/etc. Do you gain some other benefit by adding Pipedrive to your stack vs. just using the native AC functionality for this? Given that both of you mentioned it maybe I'm missing something...
$ curl -i 'http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html'

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

date: Thu, 17 Jun 2021 10:18:14 GMT

last-modified: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 23:09:53 GMT
...
This is because California solar manufacturers were no longer able to send tanker trucks laden with cadmium-tainted industrial waste-water out of state for wanton and random culvert disposals by independent truckers.

Yes, this is that hidden eco-cyclic cadmium crisis that US will be experiencing until enough plants absorb the cadmium away.
Nuitka is the best python compiler I've used. I have tried at least three others and none worked as good as nuitka. And I'm talking about complicated dependencies such as pytorch, selenium, tesseract - that type of stuff.
iCloud E2E would be great, even if they offer it at double their current Storage price.

But I would be happy with iOS Time Capsule. Or even sell E2E Backup solution only with an iOS Time Capsule. Great way to increase their Services Revenue.
> It's just the same tired argument about how apple did something right so they should be able to rent seek forever, and if you don't like it, you should use Android.

Yes, and?
I think programming ligatures kind of break this assumption - particularly != becoming the not equals sign.