skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Heck, any parents with multiple jobs and small children.
Yeah I like ALCX, I am yield farming their token at the moment.

Given how hard it is to really be safe from hack & rug risk in this space I've generally only put large portions of my portfolio into highly trusted projects like AAVE, uni, sushi etc
It's a super position, really.
Yes, but we'd need to make unbelievable strides in a short amount of time in order to meaningfully impact the climate. It may be worth the considerable investment and expense of course, but to imagine offsetting the combined activity of all fossile fuel burning uses is difficult to imagine.
I wonder what the tax implications are for employees. A limit at my employer's education reimbursement program is said to be about a threshold over which the reimbursement becomes taxable.

Edit: Here is a claim that is similar:

As stated above, any amount of tuition reimbursement that exceeds $5,250 is considered a fringe benefit of the job, and the employee will have to pay taxes on that amount. However, if an employee is taking a class related to their job or career, they can declare that their tuition is a work-related expense, thus making it tax-exempt. However, the employee should be prepared to prove that each class they take helps them improve at their job and benefits the company. Otherwise, the money will be considered taxable income.

https://study.com/academy/popular/is-tuition-reimbursement-t...
Via https://old.reddit.com/r/MediaSynthesis/comments/pkvcuw/marv...
National flags are not in general a very good way of labelling languages. There are far more languages in the world than countries. In any case, since people are looking for a language they understand it's good enough to write each language name in the corresponding language, like Wikipedia does (wikipedia.org).

But that's not the question, anyway. The question is how to label the button that lets the user change the language when the user might not understand the current language at all. Perhaps a big bright "?" ...?
GKE on-prem doesn't have to use VMWare or a hypervisor. Anthos also supports bare metal:

https://cloud.google.com/anthos/clusters/docs/bare-metal/1.6
Legally (currently). But...

A zygote, an embryo, and a fetus are genetically fully human, and are distinct individuals from the mother. So saying "has no bearing on anyone but [the mother]" is... legally correct, but morally much more grey. And saying "it only affects one person" is also pre-empting the objection to the strawman.
Biden to Require All Federal Workers, Government Contractors Be Vaccinated
Infinite Memory Transformer: Attending to Arbitrarily Long Contexts
>Depending on atmospheric conditions, MCB could affect things like cloud droplet evaporation rate, the likelihood of precipitation

I've often wondered about using an offshore wind turbine to spray water and create precipitation in arid regions. Using the natural solar cycle seems like a cheaper and simpler alternative to costly and complex desalination. This is also a goal which has immediate tangible economic benefits in the form of increased arable land.
https://archive.ph/FiVGP
As I understand it relicensing in many open source projects can be a very complicated matter, since in some cases it requires getting permission from all past contributors (Which could number in the hundreds)
Curious, what license(s) prevented you from using a library?

Or maybe rather, what does "use" mean here?
The friend from Argentina is a classic. Although he usually is from Venezuela.
> making a sustainable economic system which does not exploit

How about solving the actual actual root cause: humans are currently wired to seek dominance over any and all resources?

Barring that, our alternatives are:

1) Open the final frontier to the nearly unlimited mass and energy resources of the solar system (and then on to the stars).
2) Massively reduce the population via increased death or birth control.
3) Put everyone into Matrix-like virtual reality tubes where they use minimal real-world resources.

I prefer option 1, as it's the only one that doesn't require a totalitarian state (however beneficent).
> Better just to bury it (in leak-proof pits), where it will turn back into oil eventually.

What's the time scale of turning back into oil? How long those pits are estimated to stay leak-proof?
It's about preventing deaths and making people feel safe traveling.
What's the deal with GNU plus? I don't care if my coreutils are from GNU, I only care about running a Linux kernel
I’ve wondered about similar situations.

Take Yosys, an open source synthesis platform that allows external commands by adding shred libraries. It’s MIT licensed.

There is the Yosys-GHDL plug-in that allows using VHDL instead of Verilog compilation. It’s an independent open source project that can’t be merged into the main Yosys tree because GHDL itself is GPL 2.0.

Is the author of that plug-in violating the GHDL license? The plug-in glue code is GPL2 as well.

Can the GHDL authors ask the plug-in authors to take down their code (which has been forked many times on GitHub, of course.)
Bugs in spec != bugs in code. This is expressly moving the goalposts.
Intel should license out x86 like ARM for cheap. let fabless companies lead the custom x86 SoCs.
I think by low cost--OP meant unaccredited. Community colleges can certainly be amazing for the money
I'm not sure how those two are equivalent. The second ammendment is in the literal text of the Constitution, whereas abortion is derived (as far as I can tell) solely from case law.
In another time it might read "These new 'cars' could cost the horse business billions per year"
Twitter in 2006
There was no collapse of global civilization or anything close to it in the 20th century. The collapse of USSR is indeed a tragedy event for their civilians but I'd not consider that a collapse of civilization. You still have a government. Yes there was an economic crisis but that's not a collapse of civilization.

I'd 100% agree if the wording is something like collapse of economy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perseveration

oh - the highly repetitive response common in autism.

Are there gradients of perseveration? This is absolutely fascinating - a brain based answer to why people do many behaviours - from sitting in the corner mumbling one word over and over, to various forms of self sabotage ("always picking the wrong man")

(And I might say heartening - as the father of an ASD child,
it can seem hopeless, but just being armed with some knowledge of where the behaviours come from might allow some hope)
I’m curious how people are getting it. Is it some sort of HN mindset or is just the HN crowd* 24/7 on about programming
Nobody who's working as a front line employee at Amazon will get into Harvard tier schools so this is an irrelevant point anyway.
And you think the 200 Chivo ATMs aren’t going to be criminal hotspots? Not saying that to be critical — solving that problem seems to be key for more countries than just El Salvador, and for electronic remittance beyond Bitcoin.
For consumer-facing apps, online translation, community support and screenshots work well enough that it's only a minor inconvenience.

I do this over Facebook Messenger at least once per fortnight.
I suspect the main barrier for poor families to get into such universities is getting accepted in the first place, not because of the tuition.
Your recyclables don't need to be particularly clean when they go in the bin. Just clean enough that they won't make everything else in the bin dirty (particularly paper). During the last drought in California, San Jose asked people to stop washing their recycling since it already gets washed in one way or another as part of the recycling process.

In your can example, it's going to get smelted down and anything organic is going to burn off.

- https://ecology.wa.gov/Blog/Posts/June-2019/Recycle-Right-Ho...
Can you clarify what you mean by:

> like spermatazoa and ova, and unlike babies which are not involved in this

Do mean some fetuses are people aka babies, or all fetuses are distinct from babies and hence not persons.
Yeah, right. Why don't they just unionize?
I also have fond memories my mom and dad got me a palm for my birthday because I was big into computers even when I was a child. One birthday we even had fun destroying a IBM XT. In retrospect I wish we had kept the IBM XT as they are going for 400 right now. I got a keyboard for that palm and played games on it and stuff. My uncle got me into computers and I never looked back.
Can you explain the joke? I do not understand it.
Not to Amazon it's not, but you won't see that in their propoganda. Even Random State Community College is likely a better education (this is not meant as a backhanded compliment to community colleges, which are at least honest and respectable about what they provide and don't).
I agree, it's in color. In this case green.
of course it does. Appliku out of the box provides a way to provision redis and rabbmitmq.

I have yet to write a tutorial about celery.

To specify processes to run you use Procfile. Specify your celery commands and enable them in Process tab in Appliku interface.

In order to have celery beat working you should use redbeat: https://github.com/sibson/redbeat

Other than that – no specific requirements. Drop me a line in contacts on our site if you need any help. Or in our Discord Community: https://appliku.com/discord
That link is rather disturbing. They clearly state that money is created when a bank "makes a loan" and simultaneously creates a deposit in your account. In other words, they enter an amount in your account and simultaneously an IOU to themselves to redeem later.
That's not how narcissism works. Otherwise, based on your way of thinking, anyone that has a life saving treatment is a narcissist, as they're having the treatment to live longer. Also, the company he's invested in isn't directly trying to find a way to live forever, but to prevent aging, which is a completely different thing. They're looking for ways to live longer or to live the same time but healthier, not forever.
>Also, I would be interested what you think the crucial difference is between not continuing to live and not being born.

It is the difference between killing two children and deciding to not have 10 extra ones.
For me Async means - non-blocking experience to the user.
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The chance of something good coming out of climate change is much lower than that of, e.g. me burning my hand taking something out of the oven.

Re: coddling of the American mind, I was talking about increasing intolerance of opposing views views, decreasing willingness to seek truth, seeing words as violence etc. It's hard to see a path where this type of thinking becomes universal. No matter how strong that movement, it won't completely eradicate those who believe in freedom of thoughts and freedom of speech.
IMO GP's comment had a narrative that newer projects that are pushing forward renewed web standards are getting completely ignored by "Web3", however one of the bigger projects is heavily embraced
> I can know that all the carbon we dump in the air and the general carelessness with which we treat the planet on a large scale are extremely detrimental to our civilisational wellbeing.

You really, really, really can not. For all you know, the impending doom of climate change could be the chaotic event that stops us from going full nuclear.

Or perhaps humans are bad fruit, and our form of space colonization is filled with rape, torture, and slavery. Perhaps it's better humans die.

One really, really, really can not know.
https://zotsite.net/ or https://friendi.ca/ approximate Facebook, Telegram, LinkedIn on features (ignoring network effects).
This is Amazon attempting to attract more “basic” employees by increasing compensation. Amazon is hoping this program is attractive enough that they do not have to raise cash compensation as much, since these types of strings attached, reimbursement type compensation schemes are vastly cheaper than cash compensation.

It is somewhat beneficial for employees if they were already going to be working a job while going to a school Amazon will pay for, since their tuition would be paid with pre tax dollars.
I would absolutely die with half of those responsibilities. Kudo to your partner.
Yes, I can def-ly see it is way better. Question here, as far as i understand Caddy is a paid product, how its licensing works while deploying on customers servers?
Wind and solar power both work well in oceans. You could spray water near wind farms during off peak hours, for example.
Is Portal a bad hardware product, or did anyone even buy one due to Facebook's privacy scandals? Say what you will about Facebook's invasion of privacy but the Quest 2 is great hardware.
From what I gather, AsyncAPI is an event-defining tool. So you can define specifically what sort of messages is expected from a service when you communicate with it. That sounds useful.

I don't understand, though, what it has to do with Async. Most messaging is done synchronously after establishing a live connection.

Why not call it EventAPI? Or MessageAPI? AsyncAPI implies it is the opposite of what it is. This name will uniquely cause a lot of confusion.
A lot (most?) people who don't come from affluent backgrounds have to put themselves through school while working fulltime.

You can't pay your house/apartment and other bills without a fulltime job, so if you want to go to college to try to get in a better life position, you've got to do it on top of also working fulltime.

I tried to do this for a while as a teen -- I worked as a landscaper all day, then would ride a bus 1 hour each way to night classes at a community college.

Said FUCK THAT and dropped out after 2 semesters.

I applaud anyone who can actually do this. I'm not sure I could finish college even with zero responsibilities, you have to take so many boring classes you don't care about as pre-requisites.
...why do you live in a high fire risk area? I'm sure it's lovely and all, but I'm surprised you can even get insurance.
I don’t see why we can store energy with this concept. Eg getting even a small object to .01% charge would be a ton of energy.

We could store it with something with an equal and opposite charge (across a large insulator) to cancel out the net pull on things. And encase it in even two meters of glass or plastic if needed.

Anyone know if this has ever been researched?
Wow, such a wildly classist and unfounded assumption. Care to back it up with anything?
This is a known issue and is in the process of being figure out how to proceed: https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/8016
RTGs definitely don't put out enough power for a vehicle. They put out only tens of watts of electrical power. So for the expense and weight they'd be a really complicated battery for the radio.
> but I very much doubt Dartmouth will make the cut.

Do you really think front line employees at Amazon are going to go to Dartmouth? People that worked hard in high school and college like me can't go to Dartmouth. Bizarre to equate that with quality when this is designed to give people opportunities to pay for University of New Hampshire.
it's doable but it takes a special kind of person to pull this off successfully - not easy.
How is the full-disk encryption implemented? Not by the disk, I hope.
Because the "Announcing" got cut off from the title. That seems to be the entire gist of the complaint.
Maybe cheating since my Army years are done, but same.
> Nothing about Monty Python was unkind

"Never Be Rude to an Arab" is Islamaphobic on its face, as well as normalizing other racial slurs.

"I like Chinese" is full of pretty gross stereotypes as well.

The troop claims they harbor no ill intent, and that may be true, but it's easy to say "We're not here to offend" about someone else but not acknowledging the power differences here and why someone might be offended.
Of course security is compromised in favor of other goals, because the business doesn't exist if people can't do their jobs and produce whatever it is the business sells. Often I find that IT put too much priority on security in relation to other factors, in part because they lack the perspective to properly prioritize things.
Outside of html docs, it's purpose is similar to swagger

* Auto generate mock / containers for testing

* Generate server interfaces

* Generate models that go across the wire

* Remove boiler plate to spin up an async client, sqs, kafka etc.

That being said most of the generators are from the node sides and left a bit to be desired. I also see it falling into the same issue as open api. Most places I've been dynamically generate the open api spec.

I had written a JVM async/open api gradle plugin. That generated all the above. The nice thing was that if your server didn't implement the agreed upon spec it would fail to compile. Allowing for asynchronous development, back end/mobile/front end agree on the spec and can work on the feature at the same time.

This can also be expanded into k6/gatling. Hit this endpoint, guarantee this sla and ensure everything functions as expected. By having the contract first, you can automate a majority of the down stream tasks.

I think it has a use for contract first development, and is good in conjunction with something like avro. But it serves best in a contract first flow. Where in you define a spec, if it compiles you match the spec. Most servers don't take in a spec and define routes off operation names.

Why not dynamic async api generation? A lot of the generators reflect at run time, slowing down startup, and don't provide the most human readable definitions. Also lagging behind the latest implementation, and miss potential new features.
In America I sometimes hear a similar saying of "Lord willing" which is a shortening of a verse from James: "If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that."
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I would like to say that existence of Chris Oliver’s Hatchbox was initial inspiration and validation after finding which i decided to build Appliku. So, Thanks, Chris!!!
Titles in the form <Project> <Version> are overwhelmingly unexceptional and clear. And I only used "unexceptional" instead of "common" here as a shy attempt to restore the unbalance caused by the first sentence of your comment.
> Also, you should test you translations. Some of the translations that I've seen (even from reputable companies) are so bad that it's pretty obvious no native speaker has ever looked them over.

Testing is a must. Before I fixed + linted it, we often had community-provided translations which would cause the app to crash due to missing/additional format strings.
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In my experience gimli also symbolicated things addr2line couldn't.
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To the first part, teaching people the concepts of UX design helps them communicate more clearly what’s difficult about their job and come up with innovations to automate that, which Amazon will then use without compensation to automate their job away.
Judging from the trailer, just the standard action movie recipe with some very light Matrix IP sauce
Perhaps a good time to mention that there is a quite active discord channel on cloudflare workers here: https://discord.gg/5aTJwnMZ

A sample app app of cloudflare workers ( a status page with pings in multiple regions): https://github.com/eidam/cf-workers-status-page

And the framework on top of cloudflare workers, inspired on next.js : https://flareact.com/
> You are making a lot of huge jumps there, incorrectly,

If that was true, you’d be able to quote one.

> (except for the sarcasm, completely on point)

Can you explain what is behind your sarcasm?

> and you asked like 5 questions.

I did!

> Everyone should get support! More support! Everyone.

> By focusing on men,

The article we are discussion is focussed on men. That is why we are focusing on men.

> you are stating it is MORE challenging for men.

I think that’s just an assumption of yours. If you can find something I’ve said that implies that, you can quote it. And we can discuss it.

> Men should get more support, so should everyone, but if we are handing out bread, men should be last to receive, as our plate is the fullest.

Even if this were true, it’s not what we are discussing. The article states that men are not receiving the same level of support as everyone else.

You have not explained why that should be the case.

Are you a college age man?

> Do you really think men have it worse?

The article states that men have it worse in terms of support on campus.

> I don't,

You don’t think the article says this?

> being a guy is super great, much easier,

How do you know? Are you a college age man?

> and complaining about it just makes you seem like you lack perspective.

Who is complaining about being a man?

> Only you can tell us.

We are discussing the resources available to college students and I am arguing that men should receive the same supports as everyone else.

It’s still not clear what you are contributing with sarcastic and generic statements about men, or white men in particular.

Your points don’t seem relevant to the discussion of college, but to some more general ideas you have about how great it is to be a man.
Most anti-vaxxers are not that crazy though. Most will be convinced by a few years of nothing bad happening. It's an easy mistake to make to focus on the most extreme people when they just aren't representative.
My understanding is that there’s only a problem if the distributor combines the two things: if the main application is one license and the plug-in a different one, it’s not a license violation for the end-user to combine the two (unless they turn around and become a distributor in some way).
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Not likely. When the US is not at war, joining the armed forces is a viable path for many people: they don't pay you much, but they get your body in shape, take care of your food, housing and medical needs, and accumulate money towards education.

In war time, total deaths per military FTE is often in the 1/1000 rate each year. Obviously your MOS and assignment area are going to be big factors in that -- get assigned to a US base and your risk is less than that of a construction worker.
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But compare that to someone who has no critical thinking skills at all.

Further, at least some people will be clever enough to use critical thinking on their own beliefs. Maybe some will only use it to further entrench, but not all. And it only takes a few amazing people to push society forwards; that's all we've ever really had.
Who cares? If Amazon hires them in different capacity afterwards, it is all good? GM and GE used to do this all the time. I have met engineers who started as track drivers and factory line workers
They have. These are 20 million Layer 7 requests per second.
aren't a lot of unaccredited places like, for profit institutions generally lower quality and more expensive? They're trying to squeeze you for student loan bucks.

CCs or state colleges would be great imo.