skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And it might not be by random chance that some narratives have similar structures, which probably some stem from, or were inspired, by other religions and cultures.

Others simply evolved in that direction, through thousands of iterations, so it seems like lot of religions might be quite "optimized" and boiled down to the essentials of human condition, so the type of narratives, frames and contexts influence our perspectives and help us thrive and propel us forward in life.
A new Back end Framework for Front end Developers
A farmer's milking jelly that has become a popular skincare product in Kenya
How to Get Best Plumbing and Heating Services in Plymouth?
RAB Plumbing & Heating Ltd and many other provides low-cost plumbing and heating services in Plymouth and the surrounding areas. You will find many companies that provides low-cost plumbing services in Plymouth as well as the nearby region.
I don't think this is a cynical take, can anyone seriously look at how the 50 years played out and assume anything else? It's clear prevention isn't going to happen, so we need to get very interested in remediation and defense against an evolving climate.

Maybe one day we will be able to engineer our way free of the effects but prevention was clearly a pipe dream.
Hello, thanks for open sourcing this. I mean no disrespect, but why do you think you failed to sell? E.g. do main stream engines have this functionality already, or some other reasons?
That's backwards. CO2 is the outcome of the civilization using up stored paleolithic compost as an energy booster.

But I do also disagree with the main premise of the article, CO2 is an issue that we should be looking to solve.
+1 recommendation for QOwnNotes
And Oracle as well. Good luck trying to find old software and/or documentation links that don't 404.
You are in the .00001% minority that cares about the tech and everyone else is making millions on the backs of cryptocurrencies.
I imagine the artist approved a (stereo) mix they heard on decent studio monitors and maybe stereo headphones too. I’m not sure how they’d feel about someone else then creating an atmos/spacial audio version without their involvement. Mixing is integral to the artistic part of making recorded music.

I’d be interested to know whether the tracks appearing on Apple Music are being created from the original tracks/stems (i.e. properly remixed), or whether an algorithm is being applied to the same stereo mixdown that would have created a standard (stereo) master.
CoC = "Code of Conduct"

I haven't followed Python dev, so can't comment about how the CoC is being used in practice.
The last time I tried this was quite a while ago and your question was exactly why I tried. But, it failed with some unintuitive errors in dependencies of my Python script, and I gave up after 10 mins of Googling.

I’m still wary of that experience and will avoid Python where I have such deployment needs unless the language natively comes up with such a build solution.

FWIW, I think borg(backup solution written in Python and C) uses pyinstaller to get a single binary executable. It may be of interest to you.
How does this compare with PyInstaller?
Thanks for mentioning PMAlerts! If you'd like to connect and try out a leadgen feature (currently in private preview), I'd love to see if we can turn some of the signals you're catching into qualified leads. Feel free to email me if you're interested: m@pmalerts.com
And yet I have definitely copy&pasted cookie headers from the database or log files into the browser - something I’ve never done it could imagine doing with binary protocols
> but the only person who can change an accepted answer is the OP.

This system makes the person arguably _least qualified_ to understand the situation the single arbitrator as to which answer is accepted.

Was it the most efficient? First to answer? Copied-and-pasted right in with no integration work? Written by someone with an Indian username? Got the most upvotes? Made a Simpsons reference? Written by someone with an Anime avatar?
Google’s Next Generation AI Chips Will Be Built Using AI
That sounds correct!
These are ways of purging we support today:
1. Automatic through mutations (if we can detect)
2. A purging api (GraphQL) - you can e.g. `purgeUser(id: 5)`
3. The usual Max age + SWR based invalidation

You can check out some more examples here:
https://graphcdn.io/docs/cache-purging
Yes and I proved to you either that was a mistake or it's outdated because it says on the same website's FAQ that COVID vaccine requires reporting.

Yet you're still posting it as if it means anything
I wonder if it's possible that CureVac had to take some extra risks to be competitive this late in the race. With the Pfeizer/Moderna results already in, may be they aimed to deliver a lower dose vaccine with less side effects that would be more desirable, but that didn't pay off.
I don't think it's useful to disagree about the number of 9s. The point is that nuclear is far more reliable than any other power source.

https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/nuclear-power-most-reliab...

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=23112
IMO you'll want to either run a local webserver or set up the Github/Gitlab saver. The other solutions are clumsy.
Don’t Win the Game Too Early
The best way to address these students is to ask them "Why do you think that this should work?"
Yes it can, I did just that combined with AWS Polly or some text to speech library of your choosing.
> App stores (android, Microsoft, ….) seem to think it is a failure when you think ‘I want to install app X’ and you install X

To be clear, I'm talking specifically about Apple's App Store. I'm not sure about Microsoft, but Android's Play Store doesn't have the specific dark pattern I'm referring to. When I type Discord, Spotify or whatever on the Play Store, the perfect match app is displayed first and prominently. On Apple, the concurrent App is displayed first and takes more than half the screen.
One of the largest diamonds ever has been unearthed in Botswana
It's very easy for you to check this from his 1931 article.
Well explained! All of the later contributions to the sum are effectively ignored or their contributions severely damaged in 32-bit because the "buckets" are big.

It was precisely this problem. The individual had done all data preparation/normalization in 32-bit because the model training used 32-bit on the GPU. It's a very reasonable mistake if one hasn't been exposed to floating point woes. I was pleased to see that the individual ultimately caught it when observing that 2 libraries disagreed about the mean.

Computing a 64-bit mean was enough. Compensated (i.e. Kahan) summation would have worked too.
That is not the argument, though. I firmly believe that an overwhelming majority of people who read HN would be able to practically remove meat from their diet. It's not about everyone, it's about individuals, and individuals should strive to do their best given their circumstances.
What if (and hear me out), the internet had a shut-down period, say, once a month, on a sunday or so. What would society look like? What kind of changes would we see? (provided, emergency services stay reachable).
This new world is way better. Before we were dependent on Apple's release cadence to keep our OSS up to date. Apple officials dropping support doesn't mean they don't want these tools to be on their platform, it just means the community does a better job of managing Unix/OSS tools separate from Apple's release schedule.
You're being downvoted but you're right, I am specifically talking about the App Store, which is the biggest offender of what I'm referring to. The Play Store doesn't do that.
What is your business/sector? Blanket statements like this are rarely useful, even if they are true
There might be a healthy balance between actual change, and signaling change.

...but I would argue that modern society is currently obsessed with signaling, and not at all discussing real change.
The climate will be changing, there is plenty of science supporting that. It doesn't take much change to push a lot of places into unlivable territory, it doesn't have to be apocalyptic to cause immense instability. If temperatures keep trending upward where I live I don't plan to stick around, it's already peaking at 50c.
From what Apple say about spatial audio, you cannot just run it thru a converter. You need the tracks in their individual original recording before the mixing to be able to do it properly. So I’m not sure how a handful of chop shops are doing all that.
Anduril and Defense Tech
Hi,

sorry for the late reply. Had to get back to my contacts re your questions. I did not check or ask for reference / primary data sources, but I was talking to medical doctor directly involved in the German SARS-CoV2 vaccination program on a local level.

> Is that with AZ or an mRNA vaccine?

It seems to be unclear by now which combination of vaccination dosages (and their timing) gives the best results. When it comes to double shots, I was told that

- AZ: 1 in 5 get infected

- Biontech: 1 in 20 get infected

> Also by "problematic", do you know if they meant WHO's "mild" or "severe"? "Mild" is still quite bad, just not enough to hospitalize you.

Unfortunately, I did not ask regarding these specifics, but I believe that the wording was according to WHO standards.

According to my source, after two shots:

- AZ: 90% less severe cases, 85% less infections

- Biontech: 85% less severe cases, 95% less infections.

So, statistically speaking, AZ is better to avoid bad cases, while Biontech is better for spread.

In southern Germany, it seems that there is increased activity in administration a combination of both vaccines. This is done because there seems to be an indication that a combination might be better than a mono-vaccine, and/or because of the supply situation / available vaccines.

There is a meta study coming out in the UK regarding AZ/Biontech/Moderna vaccine combination and vaccination timing effects.

Hope it helps a bit.
I use Python scripts every day, dozens of times a day, on Mac OS. I’d still prefer not to have Python integrated. Having multiple random versions floating around on the system (v2 plus a random v3 if you have Xcode installed) has been way more of a headache than it’s be worth.

I would much rather just have Mac OS come without Python and set up pyenv myself.
Oh how I wish I had this 'problem'. I would love nothing more than for my daughter to roam freely with her friends in woods behind our house or to just hop on her bike and set off for random adventures.

Unfortunately there seems to be nothing the outside world can offer her that she finds even a quarter as interesting as a computer screen.
This may be a stupid question but I was actually looking for this the other day - what is the existing way to do this specifically with iOS? I couldn't find any sort of docs or SDK describing how I might setup a device to talk to iOS and get on the local wifi.
Table support is in their current beta version.
But this stuff is a direction continuation of his policies. Tim Cook was clearly picked to be a safe pair of hands - Jobs would have been making the exact same arguments in the exact same way.
Cristiano Ronaldo snubbed Coca-Cola. The company’s market value fell $4B
Why should I use GatsbyJS instead of WordPress and Ghost CMS for my site
Not sure why but thought it was: not on my f*cking premises
I have relied on Douglas Hofstadter and Roger Penrose for explanations of Gödel's theorem. Hofstadter is easier - Gödel Escher and Bach. Penrose's explanation is dryer, but more direct - The Emperor's New Mind.

I understand the idea of Gödel numbering; I understand Cantor's diagonal slash; but I struggle to assemble the components into a proof that convinces me. I think I just lack the cerebral capacity.
Newsrooms Need to Treat Coordinated Online Attacks on Reporters Like They Treat the News
> If you're new to the Wasmer community, you'll be delighted with the incredible performance that you can achieve with Wasmer 2.0, bringing your Wasm programs and libraries very close to native speeds.

Is there any set of benchmarks comparing Wasmer to native at a larger scale, real-life based examples?
SPARC ADI was designed by Oracle.

I liked Sun, but lets not worship them more than they deserve.

Just like had it not been for Oracle, anyone doing Java would be porting Java 6 code to whatever would be the hot replacements.

And yes they care more about Oracle Linux than Solaris, just like all remaining UNIX vendors have switched to GNU/Linux as cost reduction on development costs.
> because of space issues

yeah, spaces in filenames. A well-known yet insidious problem.

Is there any mount option to change raw spaces in the exposed filesystem with an unicode non-breaking space, or something?
Scientists name frog found in Ecuadorian Andes after Led Zeppelin
clugr 'sounds' better than clog though (unless you want to evoke pipe somehow)...

clugr evokes more Freddy to me
> It is as simple as dumping struct ntp_packet on wire and reading it off it -- no parsing involved except for calling ntohX()/htonX() on all fields except li, vn and mode.

Nope, you may still need to call ntoh/hton, depending on how the compiler you use orders the bitfields inside an int. Plus you need "__attribute__((packed))" or whatever the compiler you use supports to make that C struct definition mean what it looks like it means: even then I am not sure those three bitfields are required to occupy exactly 8 bits.
Powerful command-line environments are offered everywhere (wsl, Linux container on Chrome, Linux on Linux). MacOS is actually quite lacking in comparison (being limited wrt licenses and lacking a package manager). So it’s just a GUI question, and I’m not sure there is a definite lead these days.

Integration with their other hardware devices is the more important moat right now, as is hardware.
I'd be curious if man made diamonds can be this size already.

I don't share the enthusiasm some people do for earth diamonds over man made.
I don't care about being downvoted, but I wish those doing so would reply to explain why.
I wrote "hashcache" [0] [1] for this for my Linux distribution (which is the build from source variety) to avoid issues with upstream going away, or worse changing the contents of a file.

Many different caches can be used, in case one is down as well.

Simple example download script at [2].

[0] http://hashcache.rkeene.org/
[1] https://chiselapp.com/user/rkeene/repository/hashcache/
[2] https://kitcreator.rkeene.org/fossil/artifact/d546c4b48dfce8...
The spinning up happened during Obama pivot to Asia, we are now full blown in a cold war. Lets hope it stays a cold war.
The cold war with China started 25 years ago.
1. Search on App Store has been bad since Day 1. And they did not bother to fix it. Apple somehow has a team working on App Store search but I have no idea what they are doing.

2. Ads were put in App Store as part of a) Increase of Services Revenue which they had a target of 100% increase from 2016 to 2020. b) Taking advantage of Ads that were in other ecosystem for Apps Discovery. c) They get to "help" Apps Developer about their App discovery without relying on other abusive Data tracking source.

>Wtf is going on? I thought Apple was proud of how curated their store is? How can they let this happen?

This is no longer Steve Jobs' Apple.

Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren't used to an environment where excellence is expected. - Steve Jobs
Just for the last one, even the best parents can have horrible kids. I feel that we often overestimate how much influence parents have on children compared to their peer group, genetics, and other factors.
You could just ask your parents.

If you want to know about life before TV, just ask your grandparents.
Because the volatility of bitcoin moves the entire cryptocurrency market, if it falls, all those '100 more advanced cryptocurrencies' fall in value as well.

So it's pointless for me to use something like Cardano only for the price of it to fall because of Bitcoin rendering my holdings significantly less than what it was.

And don't get me started on Ethereum fees due to congestion and networks like Polygon going down all the time, doesn't seem advanced to me if congestion is still going on.
That's a hugely subjective comment and there are plenty of instances throughout history of a powerful CLI and sophisticated GUI being included as part of the same OS (Xerox Alto, BeOS, NeXT, Plan 9). Linux and *BSD's have plenty of popular WM / DEs too: personally I'd rate KDE above anything commercial I've used but that's my subjective preference. Heck these days even Windows can be argued as having a "powerful CLI" with both WSL and Powershell existing, and the Windows UI has it's fair share of fans (regardless of what our own personal preferences might be).
You're correct, my brain skipped a couple steps when writing that sentence ^^', thanks for the clarification!
> Do you truly believe this?

YES.
But a queue to protect against Svix downtime is fundamentally different from delivering webhooks.

I already outlined some challenges with implementing webhooks. I think you're missing my point about parallel delivery. If the workload is "HTTP-in, HTTP-out", you need to make sure that a single slow "out" does not cause head-of-line blocking that would prevent other, fast workloads from being executed. One way to accomplish that is to scale up to have N_workers >= N_pending, which is typically a terrible solution. So a mature webhook solution needs to be more clever about this.

Queues are great for situations where either the latency doesn't matter, or where you can scale up your resources to decrease latency; but in the case of webhooks, the latency of the webhook receiver is outside your control — you can't scale them up.

Here's another detail where devils are hiding: Delivering webhooks to arbitary URLs is a security concern. The mitigate this, the delivery agent run in an isolated environment so that it cannot possibly interfere with private hostnames/IPs in your cluster.
From the fine article:

> Earth’s global average temperatures have risen by
> nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit over the last 150 years or so.

I get that this is Scientific _American_ but in discussing climate change / whatever we're calling it today we have a well-known benchmark of 2 degrees _Celsius_ that we warn about. As we are talking about a Δtemp and not absolute measurement of a specific temperature, in my opinion we should continue to use degrees Celsius for this purpose. And 2 degrees Fahrenheit is over three and a half degrees Celsius - far more alarming.
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The cynic in me expects we'd see vociferous lobbying from the usual suspects for endless expansion of what traffic falls under the excluded ‘emergency’ category.
Er, no, that’s not what I was referring to. The XHTML 2 story was stupid, yes (though I think the RDF / “Linked Data” tooling could’ve been really nice had it not been a fantasy), but lots and lots of people were willing to give XHTML 1.1 a chance during the XML craze and the original web standards push; except the HTML 4.01 Strict rules which XHTML 1.1 enforced were complicated enough that nobody ended up willing to tolerate showing the user literally nothing for every fumble in a server-side script. (Part of the problem was that people were routinely generating markup from textual templates.)
its probably a silly question, but why are people using microsoft to fetch debian packages?
>complicated dependencies such as pytorch, selenium, tesseract

When I last tried Nuitka I couldn't get it to work with pycryptodome. Sounds like I should maybe give it another go.
It takes a village to raise a child.

We've forgotten this old wisdom.
At WWDC apple announced that notes.app is going to support tags in the new version -- I thought that was great because while I don't use it exclusively, it's one more place things tend to accumulate.

But I've been thinking a lot about tags rather than specific tools lately. I've been hoping to find prior art on how to approach tagging in a clean way. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I'm seen Johnny Decimal[0] and I guess the itch I'm trying to scratch in my brain is to find a description of a way to approach tagging things which addresses the ways they can be hierarchical, and the ways they can be relational. A meta-tagging approach.

It's surprisingly difficult to find.

[0]: johnnydecimal.com
I 75% agree :-) Sales (like public relations and many other things is mostly about relationships--at least unless it's basically a B2C numbers game but now we're more into marketing than sales). And it's probably more useful to default to that mindset than to assume that if you just have the right tech stack you'll never need to talk to anyone.

That said, you do probably want content marketing (e.g. a blog), emails, data of various sorts, etc. so it's not just about making personal connections--again depending upon the nature of the product.
IMO, Apple still sees it as very important that macOS is fairly attractive for developers. Of course they’re selling lots of MacBook Airs to college students, but outside of that…

It’s not as if they want their CLI interaction to be 1-for-1 with Linux, but relatively close seems to still be a priority.
According to the readme:

> The created binaries can be made executable independent of the Python installation, with --standalone and --onefile options.
> ...with no issues in El Salvador.

Sounds like this is a huge issue in El Salvador [0].

[0] https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57507386
Ask HN: What product management tools are there for hardware product companies?
Curious to hear from fellow hardware or tangible product companies.. What stack/tools do you use for managing hardware products?
What about 10pm when you go to sleep at 11pm? Purely theoretical question of course...

Guess it might lessen the withdrawal symptoms at least.
At first glance I thought "Not Our MFing Problem." Thanks.
Go through the respective installers, done.

One day downtime at most, thanks to IT images.

No need for super beefy hardware just to keep Docker happy.
I find it really weird that emails with addresses in them are shared publicly like this. And this is a private conversation.
Thanks for sharing, I found a lot of interesting information here. A really good post.

https://www.myaarpmedicare.guru/
Free course to improve workplace communication
anyone tried GraalVM Python for this?
How remote work opened the floodgates to ransomware – Cybercrime
For me the click came while finishing To Mock a Mockinbird by Raymond Smullyan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Mock_a_Mockingbird

Smullyan "tricks" you into deriving the Gödel Incompleteness Theorem from the BCKW combinator calculus.
I didn't know SIMD was supported in WASM spec. Is it custom binary or they've improved WASM?
We've forgotten how to be communities because everything is now run by sociopaths.
Some parts have a separate lane, most dont. Plenty of scooters get squished under 53 ft trailers. And most scooters don’t drive on pavement in the US? Not sure what you mean.
Yes, exactly; thank you for clarifying for me.
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> for compatibility with legacy software.

The way it is written, it sounds like they are trying to hide the fact that said "legacy software" is part of the (new) system itself. Otherwise they wouldn't need to include it in the base install.

> Python, Ruby, and Perl

The order they use for the languages hides the fact that, at least for Catalina, Perl is by far the most used scripting language by core elements of macOS, even more than the shell. Check it by yourselves:

file -b /{usr/,}{s,}bin/* |cut -d\ -f1,2|sort|uniq -c|sort -n|tail

13 setuid Mach-O
23 a /usr/sbin/dtrace
50 a /usr/bin/perl5.28
53 a /usr/bin/perl5.18
81 POSIX shell
116 Perl script
954 Mach-O 64-bit

Conclusion: Apple is a Perl shop.