skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hah, that's nothing. As far as I know, the command to update an existing configmap in Kubernetes looks like:

kubectl create configmap foo --from-file foo.json -o yaml --dry-run | kubectl replace -f -
That's something I didn't notice but I understand. As an Emacs user that had to end up using Vim mode (evil) due to such concerns.

As I said, spent a lot of effort getting good at SupCom and didn't feel like learning everything again for the expansion.. For me a perfect SupCom would be a SupCom 1 with better performance and graphics. Prefer games that are focused on economics and construction than rushing and getting some land resources, which was the focus in SupCom FA and I guess is better for most people. SupCom 2 I played like 5 hours so I don't even remember much other than I didn't like it.

Haven't played any games, other than VR, in years but I will install SupCom and play a few hours for the memories..
Pretty. :)

Gives me PTSD-like flashbacks to the time when I was tasked with installing Windows 95 on 50+ computers on the local school.

For the young(er), Windows was on 14-ish 3.5" floppy disks, and I had to do some heavy calculation and logistics copying those discs while installing the OS to make my effort as efficient as possible.

IIRC, I managed to keep the installing cyclus going on 28 computers at a time, and finished the whole task during a very long Saturday and Sunday.
I can't imagine Microsoft designers doing the mockups for Windows in HTML/CSS, but you bring an interesting point - how the web, which afaik at its very beginning was intended for text (and multimedia), eventually brought UIs.

And yes, on text you'd want a minimal UI. You don't see books with flashy things everywhere competing for your attention, maybe excepting kids' books.

My guess is that, as someone already pointed about design doing a full circle again in a few years, it already has happened in the web several times - plain text and 'brutalist' design, then the native UI controls that had to be used within web interfaces, then skeumorphic design to compensate for the native UI controls, then you could style those UI controls as you wished, then flattening all the design again because most of web is text.
rib·bing
/ˈribiNG/

noun: ribbing

1.
a riblike structure or pattern, especially a band of knitting in rib.
"a fleecy sweatshirt with ribbing at neck, cuffs, and hem"
2.
informal
good-natured teasing.
"he took a good deal of ribbing with the utmost good humor"

I refer to the 2nd definition
Why is it that alcohol be a wonderful unique inebriate but soda can't be? It used to be my preferred source of caffeine. If you don't abuse soda, it has a lot going for it too. It's basically liquid candy that also makes you more alert and attentive.

If there's a problem with sugar filled soda it's how it has been aggressively advertised in ways which normalized it as something to drink regularly and included filling schools and restaurants with the stuff crowding out or even forbidding other options.
Well said. But wisdom goes hand to hand with dedication. Let me paraphrase someone wiser than me:

"Dedication brings wisdom; lack of dedication leaves ignorance. Know what leads you forward and what holds you back and choose the path that leads to wisdom."
> imo you can sum up everything evil China is accused of, and it would not come close to what we pulled in South America, the Middle East, and Asia

I know you said Asia and that includes China, but Western countries (and Japan) did similar things to China in the 19th and 20th centuries:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_of_humiliation
Along the same lines:

1. How often do people use 'home' and 'end' keys ? I don't, but I know quite a lot who swear by them. Do they actually increase productivity ?

2. Should caps lock be removed as a large button in the most valuable real-estate-area on the keyboard ? I literally never use it. Even when typing long ALL-CAPS sequences. I just use 'shift' instead.

3. Do you use space bars with both hands ? I only use space with the right, and IMO, it could be shorter.
At it's birth - IE6 was absolutely cutting edge.

By it's death - IE6 was absolutely stagnant and fallen behind.
Good point. I hadn't considered that, and my experience hiring in the OC area was for a non-game SaaS company.
Goodness gracious, one can only imagine the unspeakable damage it would cause to society to have such a safety net implemented indefinitely!
> They’re said to intimidate, embarrass, and demean

OK so, since this mentality absolutely and wantonly pervades "male culture", the real problem is male toxicity to other males which spills over towards women?
Ooh, Espanso seems very nice - simple, and easy to work with (cool that it works on all three OSes). Nice to be able to insert the output of shell commands into text, anywhere.
I thought everyone remaps CAPS LOCK to ESCAPE?
Is it international arbitrage? Or something else cause low 6 figures is now the going rate all over the states.

*not trying to be argumentative just trying to price the market.
Can’t stop laughing sadly.

Btw given they do linux can they twist so that channel is partition into for that linux container. In the new world just driver through.
On the one hand, they're right to cringe at the tone-deaf socialist era government communist propaganda. "How do you do fellow kids" with a communist flare. Clearly produced by cadres in their 60s in a communist bubble.

On the other hand, the current nationalist Chinese bubble is not that much better. Listening practice on Bilibili would be a lot better without the equally tone deaf comments about how all their neighbors are puppets of the US without any personal agency and owe their culture and history to 5000 years of glorious Chinese civilization. The current anti-Chinese sentiments in the west would be far worse if your average American spent even 30 minutes on Chinese websites. They can complain all day about how biased BBC is towards China (arguably true), but I don't see CGTV overtaking BBC globally in popularity anytime soon. One whiff of that smug self-superiority is enough to make anyone regret learning Chinese.
Join a corp hierarchy and be a pleaser.
I don't think that is true:

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

https://www.elcosh.org/document/1232/d000397/Deaths+and+Inju...

here is a tragic death of a child in the US, 2021:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/07/14/elevator-...
I can definitely reword that if it's confusing.
For teams that are concerned about whether their Slack is configured correctly, Abbot can be put into a waitlist mode where an administrator on the Abbot team has to explicitly approve any access. No matter how Abbot is configured, all commands are still logged.

SOX compliance is a bit outside of our domain of influence; our goal is to give people the most powerful tools we can, in a way that they can run it in their environment without having to reinvent the wheel.
ILIKE itself is a linear scan. The only way to index them are trigram indicies, which are very inefficient (and sometimes not usable) if you're searching document-length content.

Whether or not it works in your specific situation depends on your use case.
>The west industrialized without gulags.

it was called "colony" back then and Western Europe was doing it for several centuries. For example the wonderful rubber being a major part of the European technological leap at the end of 19th - beginning of 20th century was produced in Belgian Congo where not doing your daily quota would for example result in your family members mutilated or killed:

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48533964

"How to get that rubber, as much and as quickly as possible?

In the absence of scruples, the answer was distressingly simple. Send armed men to a village, kidnap the women and children, and if their menfolk did not bring back enough rubber, chop off a hand - or kill a family."
It’s been 25, and we haven’t.
That fucking chat holy hell. Do not let HN members lose like that.
That's a fair suggestion
You've got it basically right. It's unlikely to get the same Minecraft seed twice but it's still possible. If you want the same natural map as another person, you are free to copy their seed, provided that they give it out.
The Truth About Bitcoin and the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Issue
Just an inductor..

typically used to provide a HV to fire up gas lamps and then limit the current after starting
The vast vast majority of people aren't remapping any keys at all.
I think the best blocking system, if you have a regular job which provides work laptops would be, just use your work computer for everything. Lock up your personal laptop somewhere.
Exact phrase matching is what google (sometimes? used to?) do for you if you put your search terms in double "full quotes".

It returns only results that contain the exact multi word sequence in exactly the same order.
Mapping CAPS LOCK to CONTROL is another popular option. But I suspect when one takes into account the entire population of computer users, CAPS LOCK remains CAPS LOCK and likely largely unused.
This is snappier running in my browser than my actual OS shell. Ahh, I miss the simpler days of computing.
Gotta give it up to the creator of this - the UI is very snappy. Well done!

I don't remember my experiences on an old Pentium-class processor being the same (except for that old work machine with a dual-proc. NT on a dualie was quite nice for the late 90s)
Finally! I've been using Discord as a place to field support issues for playit.gg and it's becoming a big burden now that we have ~800 active users. I've started stepping back and letting community members help eachother out as it's been too crazy for me to manage. With threads I might actually be able to help people again :).
I remember those floppies... The 8th disk was kinda finicky on older hardware. I think that's where the installer actually tried to switch from DOS to Windows mode. If it failed for whatever reason, you had to start again from the 1st disk.
I don't disagree, but it is my opinion that the nature of financial regulation in the US means that if you own any significant amount of wealth, you reach a level of complexity where you are probably at least unwittingly guilty of a misdemeanor or felony, and few would withstand FBI scrutiny with agents motivated to find something to prosecute you with.

Specifically, I think the law is sufficiently complex that it does allow for a significant degree of arbitrary enforcement.
It's a combination of the lower value of the median bug bounty submission (we hear about the high-ticket vulnerabilities, but most of them are pretty low-test) and the fact that huge numbers of bounty participants are abroad. I know there are people who claim to make high-6's and even low-7's from bounties, but they're very rare. I think most people who participate in bounties would be best off financially by using them to build a portfolio they can exploit to pivot into consulting or full-time work of some other sort.
Windows NT 4 was the pinnacle of usability (and sanity).
"Internet Exploder", lol. Nice easter egg.
> Depending on the circumstances and if you have a good relationship with your sales rep you may be able to get notified and grab a case or two.

Works this way for tons of things. People would be surprised the kind of things you can get by being generous to sales reps.
Rich people are doing eachother favors, nothing that poor people do without connections. Nothing else can help as much though good defense helps as well but even that comes with favors between prosecutors, attorneys and other officials. If the tree shakes off money there is a way around to take. In few circumstances it doesn’t work out..
So every powerline in operation is a high-intensity gamma ray emitter? This explanation seems to be missing something.
No. We just exterminated countless indigenuous peoples/nations and stole their land. Not to mention stealing resources/capital from china, india, middle east, africa, etc plunging much of the world into unimaginable poverty from which many still haven't recovered. Nothing as terrible as the gulags...
> You can scan an interface of this fashion and be almost certain about what is a button, what is a scroll bar, what is a text input, etcetera.

Bingo. This is exactly it for me, right here. Being able to tell what I can click on and expect it to do something, at a glance and without having to guess is the killer feature, IMO. How did we lose our way so badly that "can I click on this thing?" even became a reasonable question to ask of a modern UI?
Age of Empires II has an updated version (Definitive Edition) that I want to recommend, but I never played SC2 so I can’t compare the APM.
Parody art
> doesn't let you sign into different accounts via private browser windows when you have the client running

What do you mean here? I have multiple discord accounts that I have logged in at once. One on the client, one in browser window, and another in a private window, working just fine.

> Another problem with Discord is that its anti-spam measures are making it harder and harder to create an anonymous account

Haven't made an account in a while, what has changed? Used to take only a couple minutes to get an account up and running.
The Covid States Project:Social media news consumption and Covid vax rates
Tech does a lot of circles. I'm convinced it's some combination of short memory and attention span in industry, industry management, or consumers. Sometimes it's about reapproaching old problems with similar approaches where something is slightly different or new. A lot of times it's just as if people forgot or don't check the history.
Frustrating that we can’t really do anything to dismantle the imperialist war machine killing innocents on the other side of the planet.
There's a very simple, prosaic, explanation of the "foolish things": Apple employees need to make changes to justify their jobs.

That's it. No changes, no job. If they can't demonstrate the usefulness of their current assignment, they might be instead tasked to work on the clusterfuck that is iTunes, err Music.

Here's a simple pet peeve, it can best be explained as change for the sake of change: Open System Preferences. Why did the location of all the icons get shuffled around between macOS versions?

It's no better now than before. But, hey, at least it kept the programmers from being forced to work on iTunes.
Great, now we'll get a bunch of people bugging everyone to keep conversations in threads.
The large blue scrollbars and the aqua design language is something that I miss the most. It would make me love the windows and have a sense of the computer being a proper tool. Now nothing feels sturdy or built to last cause it can suddenly hide itself and be deprecated next release. Honestly the windows 10 ux at least is more keyboard friendly.
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2435/ (Geothmetic Meandian)
As a 60% kB user I use caps as my fN and can’t say I miss it at all.
Have you visited the Coca Cola museum in Las Vegas?
Not sure if it still exists, but I went in 2000. They had about 100 different sodas from around the world.

These days, I haven't had any soda in years. 35+ grams of sugar per can is a terrible idea.
I see what you mean, it's "going through the motions" without trying too hard, compliance but not enthusiasm.
we could skip out the middleman and just leave the carbon in the ground to begin with.
I whistled to the app and it identified the sound as human. I haven't gotten a chance to try it with an actual bird yet.

Location (as well as date, time, light, air pressure...) is certainly a factor that should be used when classifying something though.

I think the problem is probably related to data collection / data integrity. At least in my case, I'm using an iPhone that has variously placed microphones and speakers. It isn't clear to me how to hold the tool to collect the sound. If it gets wet or grungy, it's not something that is user-serviceable. I don't have an easy way to tell if it even needs to be serviced. If you're relying on the microphone that follows you literally everywhere to remain clean & untarnished - maybe that's the problem?

My phone rides in my pocket, it picks up dust, it gets moist, it gets dropped, etc. Perhaps I'm projecting. Maybe your phone is untarnished and is working fine? Do you have data to back up the 100% fail rate across Europe and North America? It seems you might be projecting as well?
Codex Atlanticus: Largest Collection of Writings&Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci
Yeah, I'm only interested in using software legally, but it's a shame IBM doesn't make this available. It's not like someone is going to just port all their mainframe apps to run on this emulator right? Or is that a real concern of theirs? I figure the hardware itself is the secret sauce.
here is a tragic death of a child in the US, 2021

That's a very different type of injury to what the parent comment was referring to: "elevator crashes", where the car falls to the bottom of the shaft.

The list of elevator accidents is mostly composed of ones involving construction, freight, and mine-shaft elevators.
Arabs sided with the Nazis? You really don’t mind giving history a nice stretch so long as it fits your narrative.
Isn't that how the menu systems worked, IIRC. You had to painfully mouse over through the menu and sub menus. I feel like if you clicked a high level menu it disappeared.

This site is so nostalgic.
I gave it a good try, trying phrases from the Windows 95 launch video, named Start Me Up [1], and from the Rolling Stones [2]. No dice.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0AJM6HMYjM

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGyOaCXr8Lw
Did you know about Tesla before Elon Musk?
Some ideas, here's what I have dedicated buttons for, using Jetbrains IDEs:

- start/run
- stop
- restart
- back/forward
- inspect/go to impl.

That's it. Always looking for new ideas. :)
> A country choosing to adopt the ways of another is only evil if it is forced upon them by outsiders.

it's also quite a bad idea if it is forced upon your nation by an autocrat who tries to 'modernize' or secularize his own population without really considering if that's what they want.

Modernizers like Atatürk had nothing to do with genuine change, they were trying to impose copied values from countries they perceived to be superior onto their own populations. Same thing happened in India, or for a while in China. Today you can see pretty much every single one of these civilizations reasserting their own identity and ways of life, which are thousands of years old, not decades.

Countries should change, but they should change according to their own unique values and history, not because foreign educated or inspired elites try to impose 'Western' ideals on them out of a sense of inferiority. That world is over and it's coming crashing down quick.

Relevant reading: https://www.noemamag.com/the-attack-of-the-civilization-stat...
But Office is something businesses have been paying for for 30 years. These Apple services have launched in the last 10 years. It's meteoric growth.
It is so stressful and alienated that the decades spent on mainframe is good but not great. I worked on the partition Management called lpar. Os and db2 etc. It is sort of more interesting to do dos/vse. I guess instead of thousands of users you have hundreds.

I love my Hp 200 dos calculator whilst waiting for the cartridge to run, … at least it is not open reel tape as the cartridge tape at least always suck in.
SupCom has remained interesting to RTS players long past its expiration date. The official servers have been down for years! Games are played on unofficial servers now.[0]

Real military strategy[a] is all hard counters. Anti-ship missiles barrages need only one to land to knock an aircraft carrier out. Stealth aircraft are sitting ducks over integrated anti-air defense, over blue water the stealthiest plane is invisible until it's on top of you. Infantry require air superiority to occupy a territory. War is extremely unforgiving. This translates well into a SupCom game mechanic.

[a] Technically tactics at the scale of SupCom

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbBQEPV_6qg
That “buy me a coffee banner” is so annoying on mobile. Awful to just keep it there nonstop.
On my laptops (Windows and Mac) I remap right-ctrl/right-alt to home/end. Couldn't live without it, I use them hundreds of times a day to jump around code and the command line. Also very handy when combined with shift to select everything before/after your cursor.
1. I use cmd + arrow or alt + arrow ALL the time. to the point where i fumbled around on non macs.
The worst of both worlds. (I’d prefer Windows with a classic Unix interface.)
hi, this is from someone who has access to this prompt and contact with the site devs, this is actually for testing of prerelease versions of this "WebOS", it's actually something compiled and we test new versions before releasing to the main site
This is the tldr of hard counter play in most RTS games. It’s fun for experienced players who understand the rules/decision tree and enjoy learning the tricks and edge cases - terrible for new players who just get crushed by rules they don’t know and can’t know without going online for 10 hours.

In many cases, the joy of RTS for new players is map control. Hard counters tend to break this gameplay loop for them as they don’t understand how they can lose when they had 80% of the map. Conversely pure map control games get boring for pros who get tired of “take more territory, get bigger units” play styles.

Iron harvest was a recent curious entrant to the RTS genre where the game depends heavily on positioning but doesn’t grant you large bonuses from controlling territory. They allocate just enough bonus to ensure the game ends eventually with a clear winner.
For some reason, I can't get this to load past ">> Mounting C:/ system drive..." on a recent-ish Firefox version. AdBlock Ultimate says it blocks one thing, but, even when I disable it, I still can't load the UI.

Works like a charm in Safari, although I am annoyed that Safari won't give me an actual full screen experience without fiddling with some setting I've probably never paid any attention to before ("Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen").
Or simply don't enroll your kid in these type of events and enjoy a simpler life together. Many parents these days over-schedule themselves and their children, and then wonder why they are stressed and have little quality time together.
Probably too late for that.
Nidhogg and One Finger Death Punch come to mind

surprisingly a good amount of depth from just one move, if played right
“Less rich” - probably about as rich as every FAANG employee reading this.

Definitely a different tier than OP’s “rich don’t go to jail” communicated imo.
Apple One is a shockingly uninspired name from a company known for some really inventive branding.
So, here's the thing: it's not the beliefs themselves, it's where the political lines are drawn.

Like: let's pick two hot-button political issues in the US. Say, abortion rights and gun control. You can definitely find online spaces that are pro-choice and spaces which are pro-life. You can find spaces which are pro 2nd amendment and pro gun-control. You're going to be much harder pressed to find spaces which are pro-2nd AND pro-choice, or pro-gun-control AND pro-life.

So yes— there are absolutely places where I could express my beliefs that cross political lines. But I couldn't do it as myself. Or at least, I'm not willing to.
1. I use home/end a lot, both for text editing and jumping to the start/end of lists with keyboard navigation.

2. I've tried rebinding to escape but just got frustrated by inconsistency, so now I just leave it unused.

3. Thinking about it, I have two modes, "gaming" where my right hand is in the mouse and left on wasd, where I tend to use my left thumb for spacebar, and "working" where I have both hands on the keyboard and just use whichever is most free at that point.