skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a great idea, but I'm not sure how it could be implemented without cgroups, which are a pain, especially when you don't have root access.
You could also built completely silent refrigerators and freezers that last 100 years.
I’m sure the US military presence and support plays a big part in keeping the lid on major conflict between South Korea and Japan. There is significant historical baggage from Japan colonizing Korea.
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This post is about the Elgato Stream Deck, not the Valve Steam Deck.
1. Israel is a regional actor.

2. Besides geography, some of us also know history and chronology. We recall the start of Lebanese Civil War preceded the Israeli invasion by almost five years. Lebanon collapsed long before Israel even thought about it.

In fact one of the main causes for the civil war - and the cause of the Israeli invasion - was that the PLO was able to run a state within a state and attack Israel while being based in Lebanon.

This phenomena - a third party militia embroiling the 'host' nation in its own wars, is exactly one of the outcomes of a failed state (ergo, a basketcase). For better or worse, Israel is a state. Lebanon isn't really a state, it's a collection of tribes with no local central management.

3. That said, I was thinking more of the recent collapse though. Nothing forced the Lebanese politicians to loot the state besides themselves, especially the wars 30 and 40 years ago. It's entirely locally made collapse.

The dumb algorithm you applied - find action of West/Israel years ago, ignore everything that preceded, succeeded it or caused it and ignore the responsibility of the locals (or Russia or anyone else), is one of the main causes of collapse. Its proponents ignore the welfare of the people they supposedly speak for in order to score an illusionary point against their political enemies.

Another outcome: surprisingly Israel has no reason to work overmuch to counter the insane campaign against it and the campaign's absurd claims. The campaign mainly serves its interests.
Free OSs didn't spoil it, since their competition was also written in memory unsafe languages
You might have constraints but you can still raise your voice EACH time attrition happens because of constraints. Only then will the system change and make lives easier for everyone.

If not, you are forever going to be stuck in the cycle of hiring and attrition.
In my experience 2 leaders is a lot like no one in charge. Doesn't work too well.
When /r/jailbait was the most popular subreddit on reddit, it was generating millions of pageviews in traffic. Sure, you can download Tor and see similar content on the deep web, but you have to know the .onion links and be tech savvy. The added friction goes a long way in removing access - and dissuades people who are on the fence.
Containing China effectively will require a high degree of cooperation between Japan, Vietnam, South Korea, and the Philippines. Those nations don't necessarily get along, and some of them are autocratic themselves.
You don't need to weight the groups, since everyone experiences all ages (not counting early death).

My proposal is: Multiply the number of house reps and senators by ten (for instance). Each representative now represents a district / state as well as a decade of life (for instance). When voting for an age-graded role, your vote only counts towards the decade of life that you're currently in. You can only run for a position that matches your age range.

This would have a number of advantages: Disrupt two-party dynamics. Increase granularity of representation. It's harder for older folks to take younger folks hostage. Younger folks will feel more enthusiastic about voting for someone who actually represents them.

Probably, you'd want to fiddle with the numbers based on age demographics. 7-year intervals is probably the right number, with a big bucket for people over a certain age. (So, 18, 25, 32, 39, 46, 53, 60, 67, 74+) might be right.
The advantage I find using a Stream Deck is that it can be configured to use the context of your active window to show a subset of buttons. This unlocks a lot of power in terms in application specific shortcuts / macros that can all be triggered from a small device. I have >100 different buttons but only see the most relevant by default based on what I’m doing.
Diablo 3 has improved a lot since release.

Seasons. Themes. Give it another go if you haven’t in 5+ years.
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Oh, well that's terrible naming then. I totally thought this was a PC gaming console. I wonder if Valve is going to try to fight a trademark in court because it's so similar.

This guy better be careful otherwise he could be stuck with huge legal fees depending how popular this gets. Seems early enough in product development that he could change it without problem.
This is the site that deliberately wastes people's time by letting them type out a response to something and then blocking the post, saying "You're posting too fast." Really? Two or three responses in an hour? Then WHY DID THESE JAGOFFS LET US TYPE IT OUT?

That behavior is offensive bullshit. Nobody should be worried about following the perpetrators' "guidelines."
Quite possibly the government's Wu Mao [1][2] based on similar incidents in the past.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party

[2] https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-pacific/who-are-chinese-tr...
Build Back Better and America first have extremely different meanings. To 'build back better' doesn't imply a nationalist economic policy. One can build back better equally well with Chinese goods or American ones.

America first connotes a preference for American made things, not only for infrastructure purposes, but more generally.

Independent of any value judgement as to which one's better, it should be clear to anyone that they're different.
Some truly baffling dataviz in this article, which really underlines the 'do one thing well, stick to text' message of the article.
More difficult to set default apps in Windows 11 than Win7-10
Lotus 1-2-3. Wordperfect.
That paper makes such a huge, and largely incorrect assumption in the abstract. I've never seen anyone make this argument.

The old parable about bugs, that it's 10x harder to fix a bug than it is to write the bug, shows us that the time to implement something complex is not related to it's complexity.

For example, if I wanted to build something that randomly selects a function from github, and then runs that code on your laptop - I bet I could estimate and implement that code.. but good luck every defining it's features, complexity, etc in any mathematical way.

But you don't need to define things that way to have reasonable estimates, for the same reason that when you build a shed in your yard, you don't need to understand all the physics of how it's held up.
That's really interesting. Perhaps the gap in my knowledge is the difference between programming model and execution model.

But let me ask another question: What's the difference between yielding from a function and returning? Why is yielding considered concurrent programming and returning sequential?

I guess I had associated concurrent programming with threads but maybe multi-threaded programming is better called parallel execution?
DIY pprof profiles using Go
TikTok's only interesting technology is its recommendation system, which I doubt is that different or innovative compared to Netflix or Youtube. Maybe they're better at moderation because it makes censorship easier?
I've been a member for 2 years - I still don't understand what I'm supposed to do, or how I'm supposed to do it. I know there's plenty of guides and stuff, but the whole thing leaves me ... cold. I reckon my main problem is that I hate the work that goes into promoting myself and my project (I get the impression IH assumes the two are one and the same) - I'm not a natural networker and the surgeons did a good job when they gave me my charisma bypass.

As for spam ... I've not noticed it. I got bored of other people's boast-posts early on and now mark them as read before opening them.
This is fair comment!

Thought I would add some clarity here: many comments here are correct in that the announcement is largely symbolic. The substance is minimal because this is a "call to arms" more than anything. Since there's been some gridlock in creating a central place for Rust Cloud Native _anything_, I mainly just wanted to start _something_.

I can also see how the exchange of "I" and "we" was confusing. I talked to several folks about how to start this, so I did not want to claim sole ownership of ideas.

This was created entirely with volunteer time, and would ideally not have its course determined from a BDFL (me, in this case). If people want a Discord, a Zoom meetups, events hosted, etc., we will do that. I do not want to burn out by creating a bunch of low quality community locations prematurely.

These intentions could have be articulated more clearly, and I may edit the announcement post to do so. Thank you.
1. create a component standard 2. oops, it doesn't work without JS...
Seems like protein folding but without the attraction.
I found it odd especially that they include meat and dairy if the national guidelines include it, both of which are going to be relatively expensive many places.

For example, even the dietary guidelines in India [0] include meat despite a substantial portion of the population being vegetarian. This article thusly puts 71% of that population into the unhealthy category, even though many of them wouldn't eat meat even if they could afford to regularly.

[0] http://www.fao.org/nutrition/education/food-based-dietary-gu...
Unfortunately, it isn’t that easy. You cannot use other extensions to block requests happening on the extension’s background page. Whatever tracking and scraping is going on, you can probably disable part of it via extension’s settings but otherwise there is nothing you can do.
China's in a great position to do this. Not many other countries could withstand the consequences. Westerners plan for 5-10 years ahead. China plans for 1-2 generations ahead.
They're different slogans, but they ultimately have the same goal: to preserve global hegemony. They're both using the organs of the state and press to advance us toward a new cold war.

If Biden were serious about détente and global cooperation, he would have ended the Trump tariffs on day one.

The difference between "America First" and "Build Back Better" is merely rhetorical. Now it's okay for people on the other side of the isle to engage in sino-bashing for fun and profit without any of the political baggage it had 7 months ago. It's okay now since it's divorced from the hokey red hats and low status swine who just happen to make slightly different consumer choices than you.
Honestly economics is just a crappy branch of politics (and politics just a crude form of applied philosophy). It's not like the mathematical theories ever get implemented 1:1 as the math says.
No one's going to give you the same number of shares that would have heretofore been a 48 month term, that'd you get with 12. You'd instead get 10K for the first year. Then in 12 months, maybe get 10K more, but you'd be losing out on having 20K that could have potentially appreciated in value while you wait for the vesting. Repeat for the next few years, and in year four with your 10K grant, you'd have lost out on apprieciation of the prior 3.
Automation is progressing faster than new 'types' of jobs are created. In many sectors they'll be poised to be oversaturated with workers. Owners are happy to remove the human element wherever reasonably possible.
Oddly, including Amazon in that initial description sours the idea. It was decidedly not someone building something in a garage they thought was neat. Rather, it was chasing a long tail market by taking advantage of the large exposure of a website.

I am not sure this hurts the post overall.
I’ve never had any issues trying to figure out where to go to dinner with my wife, after all.

As much as some personality types don’t like it, sometimes you need one person just to be in charge and make a call.
Straight from the phone? How do you do that?
A nice sentiment but seems less likely every year that goes by. The South doesn’t even really want the North because it would be an economic burden. Or so I’ve read.
Even if you kept the culture perfectly intact, gaming itself has changed. Players expectations have changed dramatically. You'd need the same culture perfectly adapted to the changing gaming landscape which never happens.
What does "modest scale" mean? Some people have to have all dependency updates reviewed and have some level of independent security team monitoring dependency changes. Not everyone has this, but the context is key as some domains have this consistently.

Some of this is cultural in addition to being paranoid about security, or having strict compliance requirements. For your average startup, they may not have any time to dedicate to this and other fires, but that's not a universal situation.
You can just play classic and go back to the good old days.
I couldn't help but immediately think of this line from Margin Call when I saw the headline. I won't spoil it but at one point the CEO and someone are sitting in a room and he says to the person: "I need a head for the shareholders".
A surprising number of consumer startups are the same as another product, but with different business logic. Just look at Bumble.
Is this product geared towards academic labs that deal with maybe hundreds/thousands of samples/reagents? Or is it geared towards industry processing labs where there are easily thousands of new samples that go through workflows every week or month?
Google Tensor SoC debuts on the new Pixel 6 this fall - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28038807 - Aug 2021 (96 comments)
I've tried a similar setup with a Novation Launchpad that I had bought to function as a sort of Stream Deck before this product existed (but without the little displays of course.) It's just a MIDI controller, so I could use a [piano-style] keyboard too.

Although my normal keyboard does still have function keys and a numpad, I like being able to map annoying shortcuts to individual buttons. For example, Photoshop's "Merge Visible Layers" (default Ctrl+Shift+E) is hell on my wrist, so I map it to a button on the MIDI controller.

It's also nice having extra buttons to access F13-F24 for whatever behavior I want since virtually nothing uses them by default.
For those interested, there is an episode or more of Freakonomics podcasts about this:
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/grit/

Additionally, Angela Duckworth (an author) co-hosts with Freakonomics host Stephen Dubner another podcast called "No Stupid Questions" (https://freakonomics.com/nsq/)
It’s also why they often come with a golden parachute.
Although in principle that is not a bad idea. Nuclear power plants are not a particularly attractive "product".
It's probably going to end end up the same as the Spanish Flu influenza variant, occasional localized outbreaks which are much less severe than the original pandemic.
Why have any law if bad guys will just break them?
Contrary to the Cold War that situation seems the be responsibility of the West. China wouldn’t have become that powerful if the west didn’t put so much assets and production there with the naive thinking that capitalism alone would erode dictatorship.
About tables, do they work when you automate the data entry part? For example, copy from a speadsheet into your spreadsheet with the first macro, and then transform the data with a second? That's 90% of my use case for Excel. (I know that doing this in Python/whatever would be "better" but I have to distribute this to users, and the only thing they have on their computer is Excel, and they're gonna manipulate the data after in Excel anyways).
“Data collection outlined here” refers to both mechanisms covered by the article. The first one collects information about the products you look at which clearly is personal information. The automated scraping in the background is less problematic from the privacy protection point of view, at least when it is used in the intended way.
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Well, you can't maintain trade surpluses for all eternity. Export champions will become import champions.
Great tidy app. I had been using the web version, which synchs well across devices; has a few additional features:

https://engram.xyzdigital.com
I just bought a few rental properties hoping this comes true. Lock in 2% mortgage for 30 years while inflation ramps up to 7% is free money. Open up the border and I might not have to work any more
I've never understood what business and governments in the west thought was going to happen by investing so heavily in China. Did they really think China would just bend over backwards and take it like every other poor third world country they did this to?

Western governments and corporations underestimate China far too much. Western banking dynasties go back a few hundred years, Chinese history and culture is thousands of years old and they operate in time scales of multiple generations.

Western bankers and corporations are spring chickens compared to China.

China as a country and culture only cares about one thing. Making the entire world an empire for the Han. They see everyone else as inferior, barely human.

They will do anything to accomplish this, no matter how long it takes.

All these western corporations, investment bankers and governments who think China's the future are right and they're helping them along swimmingly, what they don't realize is, they have no place in the Chinese future and will be discarded.
I'd be happy to re-architect the website to make it clear that site exists to endorse projects and not the other way around. The latter is definitely not the intent, so if it reads that way, we should change it. Please feel free to file an issue: https://github.com/rust-cloud-native/rust-cloud-native.githu...

EDIT: I have added a section explicitly stating the projects showcased are not officially affiliated unless given explicit consent from owners/maintainers.
I thought it meant that two streams of instructions could be executed simultaneously. I thought it meant I needed to start worrying about shared/private memory and locks and things. Python's generators are handy for in that kind of program but not necessary.

But it sounds like from the replies I was wrong.
These are great suggestions, thank you. I would love to have some "advanced" settings in our customer portal where customers can request a static IPv4. And I would love for us to provide IPv6 as well.
> she was the head of Vicarious Visions who have never made original IP

Well it's right in the name, so I'm not sure why you'd expect them to build out their own visions.

Anyway, Blizzard has a lot of IP that people already like, doing work in the same universe is mostly fine. Open a side studio to develop new and different things.
Building a next gen communications infrastructure on top of a CCP backbone just didn’t seem like a good idea for many.
This is a neat idea, thank you!
Investors were mad because the auto industry bailouts abrogated normal bankruptcy rules about creditor seniority and gave sweetheart deals to politically favored unions. The federal government changed the rules in the middle of the game.
Most of what I've mentioned is more physics based rather than biologically based. Even if your muscles are more efficient your skeleton is going to grow with volume, which means non-linearly. Given this, all those same things will still apply.
The Coming Eviction Crisis
I still keep the slip of paper in my glove box, but that only helps me if I'm in my own car. The digital version is an excellent tradeoff on the off chance that I end up unexpectedly driving a friend's car or a rental.
Hi there! As far as I know we've not ghosted anyone - early or late in the interview stage.

We follow up with everyone throughout our interview process and have an internal goal of less than 72 hours between stages in our interview process.
I've addressed this in more detail in response to the top comment, but this is exactly correct.

I'll admit, I could have expressed the intent more clearly, but there's been gridlock here, so I created the organization with the intent of doing _something_.
I'm unreasonably insistent that free speech should not be abridged. People have a right to be wrong and a duty to decide what is right for themselves.

I approach it as an amused observer; I wonder how long it's been since there was a straight election in the state of AZ.
Does it matter if there are X number of parties if you still end up with multitudes of DINOs and RINOs, etc? I will say that the right seems to be ideologically in lock step, with the lower tier members thoroughly whipped by their commanders in the party. In many ways I'm jealous of that efficiency, if only it were aligned to my economic interests.

In the democratic party on the other hand, there is a range of ideologies. It's not the left party, its the centrist to the left party. Joe Manchin is no progressive but he wears the D. This is especially apparent in California state and local politics, where the majority of politicians are democrats but you don't see progress in actual progressive initiatives, like housing or transport or homeless services and mental health treatment initiatives. Most of the democrats in California state and local offices really aren't that progressive, and pander to a base with socially progressive but economically conservative tenancies (the classic NIMBY). For example, it's widely popular to publicly speak out against racism, but if you attempt to do something about it like change the racist zoning ordinances that are still pervasive in your city, you will probably destroy your political career in the process and see yourself replaced by a DINO.
Post seems to imply KiwiSDR author has remote access to all KiwiSDRs
https://github.com/jks-prv/Beagle_SDR_GPS/commit/0edf5fcfb99...