skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You mean the website that's run by a non-profit, uses an open content license, provides full history dumps, and is maintained by hundreds of thousands of volunteers?

Wikipedia is hosted centrally, because running infrastructure in a decentralized way is worse in every technical sense. The actual content and maintenance is as decentralized as you can possibly have.

I'm sure you haven't really put much effort into actually looking into this, but you can volunteer to work on the underlying software, and infrastructure as well. The wiki and infra code are open, the infra is documented openly, and the test/dev/staging environments allow volunteers to directly participate. You can have your code end up in production after review.
Money is a social construct, it's ideological too. Let's call it ICE.
Uhhh, if you read the article you'll see they test it with discrete GPUs. In fact, this statement is in the opening paragraph: "rests on its ability to push a discrete GPU to high levels of performance. Today we'll put the chip through its paces in a full spate of tests, including gaming and applications. "
I really enjoy their analysis. Cudos for plugging them.
SSM has StartSession which drops you into a shell, and StartSSHSession which is the equivalent of opening a tcp connection to an ssh server. When used as a ProxyCommand, the latter lets you do everything you'd normally so with an ssh connection, including tunneling. But you still need keys or some other auth mechanism.
It doesnt make sense, nothing make sense nowadays... The incredible effort being spent by all those countries for some bullshit that doesnt make sense... While we are scientifically exponentially growing all they care about hurting,accessing another one. Couldnt anyone figure out yet that all superpowers has the ability to destroy world/end human life... Hello! What was your cause? I am in early fourties and feel like in my twenties it was more about development, there was people we unquestionably get exited and follow, nowadays I feel like its only feel about destruction , all this 3~ letters forget its cause... Global warming, lack of resources, you still spent your best resourcess with some thousand year old traditional bs. Right now I was only listening one of my favorite band from childhood @Turkey (which I guess disbanded now) thought its lyrics would fit here (WARNING BRUTAL):

Who cares? My secrets, regret, mislead
You're the victim of your ownself; it's your mistake
I'll fight, to get my life, take it back
Work hard, save money, get married, buy your own grave

Make a wish; it's for your bliss
Enter the world of pink dreams, here are the keys

Enforced, classified, qualified, a robot mind
Die for your, pray for your, pay for your state, it's payback time
Can't feel, my heartbeats, like steel, I'm cold
Hate me, kick me, bomb me, feed me, are you that bold?

Make a wish; it's for your bliss
Enter the world of pink dreams, here are the keys

Won't make a wish, we've got the real keys

https://youtu.be/m8BA9lxkHz4?t=591
I'm sure they will be able to reskill as robot service technicians
Others have written about this better than I can, here's an article: https://dev.to/garethmcc/why-local-development-for-serverles...

Paul Swail has spoken a lot about this and has an upcoming book around the concept: https://serverlesstestinghandbook.com/
I am going to loose my job if I don't get a forced medical procedure before next month! Might as well take sick days until then.
how do i get the treasure... it only teaches me ls and cd?? im at the end of the hall
Do you think Palestinians are just xenophobic of Jews?
I don’t think it would be “legal trouble” he would have to worry about if he lied to and stole from foreign agents attempting to buy state secrets.
No! Democracy is rule by the people, not 50.1% of the people. "Tyranny of the majority" is the major anti-democratic risk of majority rule systems. That's why free speech is in the Constitution, to defend free speech against majority rule.
Yes, and said discrete GPU is limited by the "PCIe 2.0 x4 slot housing it", so parent obviously is talking about that?

Also this

> Uhhh, if you read the article

is something the HN rules explicitly ask you to not do, and quite ironic given how badly you misread the comment you replied to.
I understand you have an axe to grind, as many of your recent posts are anti vaccination in nature. Regardless, public support is robust for the measures being taken to bring the pandemic public health crisis to a conclusion, and with regards to vaccine mandates and terminating those who refuse, so far those actions have been adjudicated as lawful. So, the current administration has to get creative when you have cohorts purposely attempting to subvert public health measures (for whatever benefit they believe there is).

I don’t disagree it’s your right to decline a vaccine, but it’s also your employer’s right to mandate it and terminate you if you decline it. I’m unsure why these are controversial points or are heated conversations; this is the natural conclusion of everyone exercising their rights. This isn’t even novel; vaccine requirements have been standard for some time (hepatitis, measles, etc) in schools and workplaces.

I ask because I am genuinely curious as someone willingly vaccinated.
Is there any indication that a greater than normal number of people are sick? The only people talking about a sickout that I can see are the ones who are congratulating the pilots on their sickout without any confirmation that there’s actually a sickout.
In other words, a guy thinks X will be extremely successful in the future, so he invests in X early.
Valve – How to open up and repair a Steam Deck
No proof assistants like Lean and Coq?
So, I’m kind of dumb and this article helped me in a tangible way. When I work with jupyter notebooks on an ec2 (where I already have ssh access), I go into terraform or the console and add my personal ip to allowed ips in the security group, and then access the notebook via EC2_PUBLIC_IP:JUPYTER_PORT in my browser. This is annoying in particular, in addition to needing to add an IP, in that when I move from the office to home or vice versa there’s always a brain fart where I cannot access because I’m on a new ip.

After reading this article I started a port forwarding session and can access the remote notebook without issue. All it took was the ssh port forwarding. Amazing.
They also explicitly deny that a sickout is occuring:

> There are false claims of job actions by Southwest Pilots currently gaining traction on social media and making their way into mainstream news. I can say with certainty that there are no work slowdowns or sickouts either related to the recent mandatory vaccine mandate or otherwise. Under the RLA, our Union is forbidden from taking job action to resolve labor disputes under these circumstances. SWAPA has not authorized, and will not condone, any job action.
Prioritizing developer resources over user resources.

Blockchain technologies.

Growing food far away from people.

Eating meat at nearly every meal.

Turning fossil fuel calories into food calories.

Paying teachers too little.

Devaluing the thoughts and feelings of those who are younger than us, or those who have had different life experiences.

Valuing good data too little.

Valuing bad data too much.

Lacking empathy for people that we disagree with.

Falling victim to gut reaction or emotion without critically thinking about why the gut reaction or emotional response exists.
Xerox has/had a record of walking away from technologies not very many years after bragging about customer adaptations.

It has been slowly shrinking over the decades. Customers need a viable migration path forward. The last thing customers want is a product that can do longer be used when it's a long standing part of their business process.
Very interesting - couldn't we also just evolve to live with a hotter sun in a billion years or will it affect other systems so much that life for humanoids will be more difficult?
If you look for a tuner app in the Android app store, there are like thousands of choices. Most of them are adware, or they don't register my double bass very well. I would have no idea where to begin looking for an app that is better in some way, or that even works. That market has pretty much disrupted itself.

Fortunately I learned to tune by ear, so a tuner app is really a first world problem.
Who gets to decide what positions are so controversial (despite being held by a supermajority of the population, and aligned with the US Constitution) that they must prevent a holder from speaking on a wholly unrelated topic?
Opening a Browser with DevTools Open by Default
You miss the possibility that it being leaked professionally, on purpose by the "victim".
SageMath is python with some handy builtins for doing symbolic calculations
It would be worth checking that a third party can confirm this, given that other comments are pointing out that the given excuses don't add up.
It is the dependencies. We bit the bullet and cut over (most) everything to Java 11 last year. Things that were removed from the JDK into new dependencies were the easier bits to sort - JAXB, some old Sun classes, and Java EE bits. All that was less than a week to sort. The real work were with the older 3rd party libraries not making the jump. You end up with turtles all the way down in some cases. Those took a serious amount of hunting for replacement. Mind you, the code was almost always something that had no budget or appetite for maintenance, so the moment you had to jump to a new package/API... folks often gave up.

All that said - for the 'normal' Springboot applications, we saw almost a 25% performance jump for the same code - updated libraries - running on K8. Java 11 was a substantial performance improvement. The jump for us to Java 17 will happen this winter, and looks to be a non-issue so far.
Isn't this another blatant case of Google abusing its position of being the gate-keeper of internet and pushing its feature above the websites that exists with the same feature for years? Same as it has been doing for things like online calculators, weather sites, currency conversions and so on.

Worse is that they don't have to really play by the rules of SEO. Any other website with tuners or weather forecasts have to fill their content with keyword crap to get noticed even if they may not really add any value to end-user. But hey, Google can push it's nice little hobby feature to the top and bankrupt other legit websites. How is this legal?

edit: Grammar
(Mind blown)
Maybe try asking before making a fool out of yourself lol.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28823129
The price of the average house in the USA is based primarily on the government-guaranteed 30 year fixed rate mortgage. For a given interest rate and income, the house will cost exactly the maximum amount of loan the borrower can get. Banks no longer have any skin in the game - they go through a massive checklist, gather tons of documents, and once they can fulfill their legal mandates they immediately approve the loan and flip the note to investors.

With interest rates so low for so long, a significant increase in rates would decrease the real value of homes as the monthly payment would exceed what someone can afford.

As home ownership is a political football, you can be sure the price of homes will only go up. 2008 was a blip in the steadily increasing price of homes.
Cost is the most important factor, after that comes finding a space, most people live in buildings in the city, one roof won't be enough for all the apartments. Houses are usually in villages.

People are getting interested by seeing it work for their neighbors and friends, it's still new and people want see some garuntee for such a long term investment.

How would you describe the income level of the clients you shipped solar panels to? Were they building a new house?
I look forward to receiving personalized ads for books on how to improve my intonation. ;-)
I find it curious that they haven't named the "foreign government." I guess we can rule out China and Russia because that would have been revealed in the indictment.

Any speculation what "foreign power" they contacted?
The union explicitly denies that a sickout is occurring in that same statement you've quoted:

> There are false claims of job actions by Southwest Pilots currently gaining traction on social media and making their way into mainstream news. I can say with certainty that there are no work slowdowns or sickouts either related to the recent mandatory vaccine mandate or otherwise. Under the RLA, our Union is forbidden from taking job action to resolve labor disputes under these circumstances. SWAPA has not authorized, and will not condone, any job action.
Would it be in their interest to state this even if it wasn’t true?
Depending on the bad actors you are trying to protect against, cycling through ones you self-host and one's you subscribe to are best. Check out lantern, google's outline, tor etc. Currently, the most secure have wireguard at their core. It's do-able with a little study. Distributed web will be the evil-do'ers elimination and is coming sooner than you think.

**thank god for all the silicon valley gurus (I use that as a universal label) keeping the world free, educated, and in touch with the truth.
Doesn’t that just mean the union itself isn’t organizing a sickout?
Legibility might improve if other guys and sentences than Saddam Hussein were allowed the use of capitalization.
To counteract this Southwest does not do red eye flights which theoretically should allow them to reset operations overnight. This does not seem to be working for some reason.
I don't know off the top of my head for a very recent one, but the case of Wen-Ho Lee in 1999 comes to mind.

https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/427738-guilty-u...
Gaben?
Can’t you just have an a web assembly interface with numpy that you can pass values into?
> Yeah just have them switch to a completely different type of aircraft without getting trained or checked out at all

Southwest’s fleet is all 737s; is this really a different type from the C-40?
I have edited my comment in an attempt to provide substantive detail.
Not hundreds of flights, thousands (~2000)
Spirit Airlines had to cancel a couple thousand flights in August.
This would fall under the "money" part of the abbreviation.
The four most dangerous neonicotinoid pesticides have been banned in The Netherlands since February 2020.

https://ec.europa.eu/food/plants/pesticides/approval-active-...
The other COP – hopes to halt the biodiversity crisis
> For almost a year, Jonathan Toebbe, 42, aided by his wife, Diana, 45, sold information known as Restricted Data concerning the design of nuclear-powered warships to a person they believed was a representative of a foreign power. In actuality, that person was an undercover FBI agent. The Toebbes have been charged in a criminal complaint alleging violations of the Atomic Energy Act.

I can't help but suspect that there wasn't even a crime ro the idea of a crime before these agents came into play.

The FBI notorious for this kind of things and is full of ladder climbers agents who entrap otherwise innocent people so they can have their names in a serious and scary looking press release.
I can do this with USD right now, and the number of middlemen I need to pay is considerably lower.
It's spectacular to see LUV devolving from one of the best managed and employee oriented airline company to this. It's not an outstanding incident though, the company was on the downward trajectory from, I would say, end of 2017. Sooner or later every US airline company declares bankruptcy, LUV so far has escaped it. But one would bet it will happen this year (unlikely) or next year.
Was anyone claiming that it was?
This has always been the case with Southwest not anything new. Without late night flights they should be able to reset. Something else is going on.

Additionally with many similar aircraft and oy one class of service, substituting equipment is much easier for Southwest than traditional carriers.
At 100k in 2021 dollars, it's not worth it to be looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life. It's dirty money so you can't exactly use it as a down payment on a house or anything, it has limited utility. I'm amazed at how little money it costs to bribe someone, I wouldn't be remotely tempted to do something like this for less than a million. If Homer Simpson is anything to go by nuclear engineers aren't all that hard up for cash.
Array#map! actually exists in Ruby, too. It mutates the array item by item. Enumerable#each doesn't have a bang, because it doesn't change the enumerable itself, even though it can mutate the objects contained in the enumerable. This is overall consistent -- there's a distinction between mutating the receiving object and mutating objects contained in or referred to by the receiving object.
it can certainly help. doing memory palaces with just your head, you're kinda stuck with being only able to store simple information. using VR, maybe I can embed videos/audio across my memory palaces, add portals to other memory palaces even. all of that in addition to making the creation and recall process very intuitive.
Slightly better analysis here https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2021/10/did-labor-action-ove...
> more flights than they can handle

More flights than pilots.

Like when your PM brings in work from the previous sprint, to the current, fully loaded sprint.
> The animals thrived on the swampy peninsula, gorging themselves on a root called tuckahoe that, as one historian wrote, “burns the mouth of a human being like fire.”

I'm always curious about native foods so I looked this up. The plant is probably Peltandra virginica, which was supposedly eaten by indigenous people.

> The plant is rich in calcium oxylate, this is toxic and if consumed makes the mouth and digestive tract feel as though hundreds of tiny needles are being stuck into it. However, calcium oxylate is easily destroyed by thoroughly cooking or drying the plant
https://practicalplants.org/wiki/Peltandra_virginica

I assume they mean calcium oxalate, which is also present in many food crops that must be cooked (e.g. taro root and the fruit of the peach palm).
Just the fact that China has a veto power in an intellectual property organization should be a red flag that this institution is corrupt to the core.
The unfortunate truth here is if you threaten engineers with untimely death, they will shorten the timeline without cutting scope or quality.
Yes, in fact they would be required to make this statement.

>...our Union is forbidden from taking job action to resolve labor disputes under these circumstances...
No kidding. I liked Southwest, and just flew via Southwest as recently as yesterday. But learning that they have a bunch of antivaxxers among their employees leaves a bad taste. Maybe some other airlines are better in that regard.
Started in 2013 as a fork from bitcoin. Current market capitalization is $4.4 million USD.
> meh

I agree. The in-tune reading is about plus/minus 5 cents (1 cent = 0.01 half steps). It is not nearly as precise or even as quick to determine the pitch as wtuner or lingot or the $14 D'addario clip-on tuner or even the korg vocal pitch trainer.
>How so?

Because you weren't having a conversation with someone trying to convince them of anything, you jumped in to police the speech of someone expressing their frustration with the state of their nation.

>When you talk down to people, tell them that they are uncivilized, and call them stupid or “deplorable” they’ll sink the entire ship and take themselves down with you just to spite you.

And if you go around pissing off the people who are trying to achieve the same goals as you, they'll stop putting in any effort.
No amount of money would do it for me. Can’t live a life like that. Don’t even need that much money so why would I risk it all?

Not to mention it’s wrong on every level. Snowden did it the right way should there ever be a reason.
Vaccines sickout would be a great misdirection for any company suffering an outage or internal failure. I haven’t actually heard of many of any effects ones though
Yeah exactly. Once identified, the measurements and graphs made it blindingly obvious that they'd found it.
Oh my yes.
Because Java, particularly pre-8 Java, sucks so bad if you try to actually write your whole application in it.

(I always found this really frustrating when making the argument for Scala. Yes, Scala-the-language is more complex than Java-the-language. But it's not more complex than the pile of reflection magic that anyone who tries to write a nontrivial system in Java actually ends up using).
Unsubstantiated claims that any level of vaccination is sufficient to "end the pandemic" notwithstanding, anyone who thinks it's a good idea to give employers broad power to mandate unwanted medical procedures can't see more than two inches in front of their own face.

Public support for vaccine mandates for employment stands at about 60%. Let's see how that number holds up when they find themselves without plane flights and hospital beds.

"This isn't even novel" is such blatant gaslighting it's hardly even worth addressing. Aside from hospital employees and soldiers no one in this country has ever had to demonstrate vaccination to their employer for anything -- and certainly not with vaccines with the paucity of long-term study and godawful side effect profiles that characterize the Covid vaccines.
https://youtu.be/_gaCAFcW6OY

Enjoy
With on-line music sessions now spanning the globe, and only a small minority of people able to achieve perfect absolute pitch, standard pitch is the lingua franca of internet music, and should be widely useful.
The IRS doesn't care if your income is legal or not, they just care if it is reported truthfully and the taxes owed on is are paid.
>I stand corrected - he was dissapeared in the 60s

He was removed from his position in 1957, and completely purged in 58. Not 49, not the 60's.

>Then you are arguing that the US "supported" the South because of these 300 American soldiers.

Again, this is not my argument. The US invaded North Korea with over 400,000 troops. I linked you the details of this invasion, it's common knowledge that it happened.

I'm not trying to create a moral equivalence, you accused someone of spreading disinfo for a factual version of events.

I've said that North Korea had a horrible human rights record, and that I wouldn't be surprised if their were prewar massacres. That doesn't change that the US invaded to prop up the military dictatorship headed by Rhee. Maybe his dictatorship was better than the North's would have been, I won't speculate. Either way, the US is the reason Korea wasn't unified under the North.

I have no idea what Chomsky pamphlet you think I'm getting this from, you're making up most of what you think my argument is. Let's keep it simple, Rhee was a military dictatorship, the US invaded North Korea to ensure he stayed in power.
The military only has a small number of pilots trained on the C-40, and they're needed for actual military operations. Even with basic type familiarity, every airline has it's own unique operating procedures and so new pilots always have to pass an extensive training program including classes, simulator time, and rides with check pilots. This is mandatory for safety. No legitimate airline would take shortcuts there just because of a temporary crew shortage. If a Southwest flight crashed because the Captain and First Officer weren't following identical checklist procedures in an emergency that would be far worse than cancelling a bunch of flights.

A fairly high percentage of airline pilots are also part time pilots in the National Guard or Reserves, so they may be simultaneously rated for a certain airliner type as well as a military aircraft. But that doesn't really help for this situation.
Evolution like that won't happen in a modern society like we have where we care for everyone and fight against nature.

I'd imagine evolution is possible but only under collapse of civilization as we know it.