skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You’re obviously curious and want to try it, or you wouldn’t have posted that, so why not go for it? You have nothing to lose.

For me the coolest thing about OpenBSD is it’s the simplest OS that is still of practical use (i.e., not counting ones that are purely for research or education). So if you’re curious about how any part of the system works, it’s easy to just dive into /usr/src and figure it out. It’s also entirely configured via simple text files rather than some opaque systemd monstrosity.
Oh no, its only worth converting if you are picking up interference. If you avoid runs near power sources you should be ok. Its also worth checking your grounds first if you do pick some up
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My intuition is that changing how the mind works in any significant way will destabilise it, long term or even worse. Techniques that mess with it, either psychologically or using drugs, are not sustainable.

Your intuition from what experience exactly? What makes you think your mind is stable naturally? What makes you think that even if you're sure your mind is stable, that it's not left in it's local minima of abilities?
I have my own too. It is a Makefile that makes extensive use of the core utils (sed!) and xml2 and 2xml to be able to process HTML using the line-oriented tools in the core-utils.

I also built a blog engine on top of git using sh scripts and the core-utils in git hooks (https://p4bl0.net/shebang/fugitive-readme.html), but that was a long time ago and I don't use it anymore. It had a dozen users at some point and I even received a few contributions to the project. Fun times :).
You're not in trouble?
For those unfamiliar with the author, they're the developer of the most prolific apps created to work with Tim Berners-Lee's Solid: https://solidproject.org
The article draws parallels with the sub-prime mortgage market but it's potentially much worse than that with crypto. It's more like the gold tied currency market of the 1930s. Bitcoin acts as digital gold and sometimes as a currency (See https://benoitessiambre.com/specter.html).

Apparently the labor market is starting to be affected:

https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1448610691854839815

I'm surprised that Stripe is jumping on the crypto bandwagon as this is one of the biggest risk to their mission of "growing GDP".
This has been possible for a while, people have even done it as a prank:

https://ghostinfluence.com/the-ultimate-retaliation-pranking...

The loophole to get round minimum audiences is easy - you use the target email address and add eg 99 people of the opposite gender. Then you set the audience ad to the target's gender. Though in principle Facebook should be able to check the effective reach of the ad and stop that.
Compulsory education is all about the median student, not the outliers. I suspect that performance at the top end of the curve, i.e. people who tend to get PhDs and become professors, is influenced much more by personality and graduate-level educational experiences.
> But I'm sure they spent months in design sessions philosophizing about it

Sounds like they created the typeface from scratch, so probably. To what end, I'm not sure.
Moving beyond America’s war on wildfire: ways to avoid future megafires
> ZFS

NB: Not on OpenBSD.
>They should take a page out of Microsoft's book here

Yeah NO.

OpenBSD is the opposite of backward compatibility by design.

You should have known that before installing at your customers site en masse.

That's probably one point why PFsense is based on freebsd and OPNsense on hardenedbsd.
Started with this shady commit of the owner that didn't mention anything about remotely downloading files: https://github.com/swoole/swoole-src/commit/73372ad07720f3f0...
Generally speaking, this situation does not seem confusing for many native speakers. The question mark indicates uncertainty about the statement instead of asking “<Statement>. Can anyone refute this or provide insight to the original significance?”. In this case, the author drew a conclusion about other data which seems to make the original article seem less important or less significant, but instead of declaring it as a fact outright, the author is choosing to mark it with uncertainty instead which will invite a discussion if they are wrong on some aspect of it.
Ugh, sounds like a bug in the JDBC driver. I've found that type translation in some drivers is... incomplete let's say. I seem to recall working around similar issues in psycopg2/3(?).

The PostgreSQL server itself though I've found to be very consistent handling these types.
Now or later -- either works for me!
I think for me the original comment was not just about the data, it was also about "what if the cloud disappears".

Financially, it might make sense to pay MS a few bucks an year for a service. Philosophically, the idea is much harder to stomach.

I am far from being a card-carrying member of /r/datahoarder, but I don't like the idea of supporting (much less depending on) streaming services, and I would pay for a subscription service if it was based on open source.
Even worse problem is that they need to create the demand for their services first, and in doing so they create further divide.
Not so sure. There are questions related to pipelining, combinational tree loads, retiming etc. For backend ASIC stuff this is valuable things to know and understand. I would say quite a few of the material are quite far from trivial.

If SW people are asked to build linked lists, reversing tree structures etc, I would assume these questions for EEs, CSEEs would be asked too. I know I've asked similar things in the past.
An ML-Based Framework for Covid-19 Epidemiology
Disagree with the answer to the first question on sizing. Resistive model doesn't seem appropriate for CMOS transition, the MOSFET will spend most of the time in saturation, so you don't need to upsizes gates just because they're in series. (The real answer in a modern process node is that parasitics dominate, and you need to simulate the design with the extracted parasitics from the layout. But I get that it's just an academic exercise.)
Cool but I cannot help but be struck by the contrast of doing low latency DSP work in the browser: the highest stack of abstractions and insulation from hardware in common use.
OpenBSD split from NetBSD years ago for political reasons. So it isn't a surprise that 20 years ago politics and the issues thereof were high on everyone's mind.
>The Afghan people deserve to rule themselves

What now? Did I miss the election? Maybe then Afghans should have thrown US out of the country if they didn't want their presence. Or do things just seem really easy to people who only lived near peace?

> You stand for nothing.

I stand for the rights of Afghans. Do it there, or take all of them as refugees. Your responsibility, I didn't start a war there for bullshit reasons. Just don't be hypocritical. How can cake be a big deal when you can leave people to be thrown down roofs without blinking?

> your desire to be their white man savior.

You come into my region, fuck everything up, and say this when I want you to clean up your mess?
Press the Download button and be amazed ;)

But no release for you, until homepage is.
Most restaurants don’t carry both Coke and Pepsi, which in this analogy would be the taxi driver truthfully saying “Morton’s is closed”. That’s a fine time to offer an alternative, but that’s not what’s being discussed here.
Sharp is an absolute fantastic image processing library on Node.js. I use it extensively to process user uploaded images to scale, rotate, export.
I will read online reviews over the salesman's bs any day. So many bad experiences, I don't trust them no more.
What are Algebraic Type Systems? Google only gives me the run of the mill algabraic data types.
Agree, weird mix of modern and super old-school.
And I imagine variability to be huge in this case. Also average may not 'mean' much as fat tails may cause it to look better/worse that what it actually is.
I'm not a Go programmer, but couldn't they achieve the same thing without name collision by reading a custom environment variable at startup and setting runtime.GOMAXPROCS?
What happens when brands stop advertising?
Rust has ways to deal with mutability. Three-rs [1] uses a classic scene graph tree, like ThreeJS. It's based on Froggy [2], which is a general low level primitive for building a "traditional" topology of the classes.

[1] https://github.com/three-rs/three
[2] https://github.com/kvark/froggy
How am I supposed to register multiple keys if some of them are kept in a (possibly off-site) safe?
Maybe for some high-value accounts doing that kind of "registering of the keys" ceremony might be worth the hassle, but for everyday usage frictionless this certainly ain't...
More accurately, that snake oil salesman could only reach the people he parked his wagon in front of. It's not the content, it's the reach.
> most of the user base nowadays is on mobile

I've never actually watched a video on a mobile device (I tried once and didn't have enough bandwidth).

If I'm at home or office, I have a desktop PC, and if I'm out and about I have better things to be doing with my time.
I think it's precisely because of that collectivism, which leads to much harsher punishment of outliers.
Keepass2Android/KeepassDX with Nextcloud? I don't understand how running Minio with a custom built webdav server is easier than Nextcloud has integrated WebDAV access.
It is not a meltdown, but merely a shift to a better foundation. From their perspective it looks like a meltdown, though.
Code Smell 94 – Too Many imports
Can't wait for Facebook to start tracking what we do 24/7 in the physical world. https://mobile.twitter.com/ylecun/status/1448625453586071557
Inflating or not paying creditors makes the currency worth less.
Why do we wake around 3am and dwell on our fears and shortcomings?
Satan worship is in jest, but it’s interesting the root word for Satan, the devil, diablos (διάβολος) describes the ‘spirit of division’ in human societies.

Worshiping conflict would aptly describe social media in many areas, so the ancients were on to something :)
Payton believes the hacker just wants to do the right thing.

The hacker isn't being interviewed with a ouija board, so he hasn't done the right thing yet.
^^ The wording of this response represents exactly why many people don't choose OpenBSD.
I like that approach to anti-racism. I especially like that part:

> The reason for this is very simple. When we talk about the concept of supremacy, supremacy is not just a racial concept. If someone cuts me off in the street and I begin to see that person as less than me, to see myself as greater than or better than that person, I have entered into a supremacist superiority complex, right? And when I'm doing that, I'm basically acting out of insecurity. I'm using supremacy as a defensive mechanism, because I am operating out of a sense of lack. So all the exercises in the Theory of Enchantment help the practitioners develop tools to deal with their insecurities—because all human beings have insecurities, unless you're the Buddha or something—so you'll be less likely to overcompensate for them by being attracted to supremacist ways of thinking. And again, it's not strictly racial. It's a fundamentally base human instinct that we get looped in as a defensive mechanism.

I think things like anti-racism should bring us closer together, not farther appart.
For too long, the onus has been on us, the bank customer to prove our identity using a series of "security" questions. However, we can't actually prove that _they_ really are our bank: AFAIK there's no mechanism in place.

So how about a facility for setting up a passphrase on your account that _you_ could ask the bank for?

"I'm your bank"..
"What's the passphrase?"
"errrrr...."
"goodbye scammer".
> the broadcasters are obliged to give equal time to his opponents

Um. This is not the rebuttal to the MP's position that you think it is.
> this situation does not seem confusing for many native speakers

English was not my first language, and this peculiar phrasing confused me. Asking for clarity seems like a natural thing to do in this situation.
>Cunliffe said there was evidence that speculators were beginning to borrow money to buy crypto assets

That is not a new phenomenon, and all that matters is how much money is actually borrowed to onramp into crypto.

What also matters is who does that borrowing to buy crypto and if they have the shoulders to weather a 10x price down event, something which is a real possibility with crypto.

Finally, I'll note that the person crying wolf in this article is among those who stand to lose a huge chunk of their influence and power should crypto really take off in the sense of being used by the average joe to store value away from the grabby hands of governments.
> There's currently no way to horizontally scale an instance, so after an instance grows past a certain size it can't transcode uploaded videos fast enough.

I wasn't aware of that -- fixing it would be a very necessary improvement to the codebase to make the software more useful on big sites.
The other risk here is that you'll have '100 million' dollar company that makes a good product, and it gets bought up by one of those multi billion dollar groups designed to suck every bit of profit out of companies like it. The product and support will quickly turn to trash, but peoples momentum will allow the new parent to profit handsomely off the transaction.

Simply put, every single product a company puts out needs subjected to review, and those same products need checked on to ensure the manufacture isn't starting to skimp and change the exact same model number as time goes on.
Syncthing has many options for versioning. Ability to keep versions of files is THE reason I use it.
https://bigbrotherawards.de/en/2021/education-proctorio this one is really evil.
The idea is that they won't tell themself, "I'm going to use the indian defense".

Just like I won't tell myself "I'm going to apply the strategy pattern here".

We just see the situation, and if it calls from a solution from the banks of solutions we have encountered in the past, we see if it fits, we try to apply it if it does (tailoring may be necessary).

Then the commentator later may say "oh, he decided to use Y". But that's for the benefits of the people watching.
Maybe it's because Amazon's site is just trash, but it's the trash we've become accustomed to. When you search for a very specific product and then choose sort by price and all if a sudden hundreds of irrelevant cheap items are at the top of the list. That's total trash design from a user perspective.

From a corporate perspective it's a great design because they have such a large market share. Now they just have all other sorting methods broken/useless except their default. Their default sort they can say "algorithms" while waving their hands, and we all just go, ok sounds good and we keep buying. Because as a consumer it's good enough for us.

People used to complain about Walmarts requirements for selling in there stores. Amazon is just as bad.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAo3t_KWHhI

I mean, looking at the content, that's a heavily conservative, definitely alt-right, if not outright right-wing, channel.

And the segment immediately prior to him proclaiming the white privilege is "a garbage concept" is him proudly relating the story about how he triggered and trolled people by "identifying as a female powerlifter" and all the alt-right people who covered it...
I get what you mean, but honestly, fake reviews != landmines.
> So in other words I think a Javascript Django would have very low usage, because people just don't build apps like that anymore.

Some people do still build apps like that – but they have no need to use Javascript for it, as it adds no value to their architecture. So they keep using Rails and Django, and don't waste time on making a JS framework instead.
Is he selling influence? Meh. Is he selling the appearance of influence? What is he selling? How is he making any money at all?

I don't much care about a massive nothing like Hunter Biden. Really. Who does? Anyone who doesn't know and love him personally?

Well people care enough to buy his art for big money which is only the case because of the power of his father. Without his powerful father he doesn't make $5. He's no artist is about the most uncontroversial statement imaginable. Very shady Ukrainian business interests were paying him how much a month for his "business expertise?" More than the annual minimum wage? For no duties? Can you get that job? Can I? Can he if his father is Joe Average? Can he if his father is Michael Jordan, or Robin Williams, or Matthew McConnaughey, or Richard Feynman, or any other superstar achiever who isn't politically powerful with duties involving the Ukraine? Does Joe Biden exercise political actions for money or the money that Hunter gets? I actually strongly doubt it. But I'm only 99.8% sure of that. Does it compromise Joe anyway? Yeah, it looks terrible!

It looks terrible because it is terrible. Claiming Ivanka is worse has just gotta stop. Ivanka is irrelevant.

Claming Hunter is worse than Ivanka if you swing that way has just gotta stop. Hunter is irrelevant.

They both meet the threshold to turn your stomach. Regardless if you love the Don or love the Joe or love both (and seriously, good for you if you do. Things are better if you can bring yourself to like both candidates - I'd like to get there too).

Hunter and Ivanka both stink to high heaven. It is of zero consequence who is "worse" they both limbo effortlessly under any bar of decency. They are both shining, sparkling advertisements with fireworks to kids from disadvantaged backgrounds that nobody cares about "merit" or "cleverness" or "honesty" or "hard work" and that you, kid, were not born to succeed like they were and have through nothing more than ... Fill in your own ideas for what personal attributes comprise their financial success.

If only one of those two turns your stomach you have drunk some partisan kool-aid. The benchmark for the actions of the US president and direct family members has to be higher than "Not actually illegal" Whoever the president may be.

If we have a partisan preference maybe we should work out in advance what evidence would turn us against them. What would be bad enough that we might not support them anymore. So if it should happen we're mentally prepared to turn on them so there's some chance of consequences.

Both of Ivanka and Hunter will be fine. The prospect of consequences for them or the political fortunes of their family members are so far below what would be a good thing their story is only illustrative of how bad and endemic the corruption has become.

But yeah you saw those evil gnomes at Fox/MSNBC are rallying around Rachel/Tucker because, that side is so EVIL ... Delete as applicable. As awful as all that is it's actually less depressing than the reality of it all.
cpp is barely passable, I wouldn't dream of even trying m4 :v
It’s a web build tool, which does basically the same thing as every other web build tool — it takes a bunch of developer-friendly inputs (multiple files, typescript, JSX, scss, raw images) and turns them into browser-friendly outputs (single-file, vanilla JS, vanilla CSS, optimised images)

The selling point for parcel is that it does the above with zero configuration (you point it at your input directory and it automatically figures out which compilers / optimisers to use -- other builders typically require hours of googling for / installing / configuring / debugging plugins)
Let that not hear Linus and his wording.
I guess you have never been to China? China is #1 on coal plants (and still building more) and home to the upcoming biggest housing bubble in the world.
To be fair to them, taking a great picture at a pumpkin patch is an American tradition. They often go on the Christmas Card. I was out there attaching a tripod to a fence and trying to get a good family portrait for my daughter’s first year walking.

If they spent the majority of the day outside, I feel like they have a leg up on many kids who never leave the house.

I was trying to do similar things on MySpace when I was their age; Or spending similar amounts of time chained to my desk chatting with girls on AIM; Or more frequently losing 8 hours at a clip to playing an FPS.

I had one staying in my house this weekend. They’re not as bad as we think they are. Most of my concern sits with the way the parents behave.
Maybe I’m not creative enough, but how can gambling on the value of a digital hash trigger a financial meltdown. It seems to me that gambling would be just as risky. Are there orders of magnitude more people involved in bitcoin than gambling?
We switched over to Vite some time back and it's been pretty life changing. We're using react and tailwind too, so the HMR works really well for us.

The config is beyond minimal. If you're using webpack you may want to look away now :-)

import { resolve } from 'path'

import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import reactRefresh from '@vitejs/plugin-react-refresh'

export default defineConfig({
plugins: [reactRefresh()],
build: {
rollupOptions: {
input: {
index: resolve(__dirname, 'index.html'),
}
},
sourcemap: true
},
esbuild: {
jsxInject: `import * as React from "react"`
},
resolve: {
alias: [
{ find: '@', replacement: '/src' },
]
},
})
There's a huge difference in that the apple and MS produce an enormous amount of value and gain mountains of revenue by producing goods and services. Apple's market share could wane the same way as IBM but it won't crash. The value of Bitcoin is 100% notional. It's all demand driven by FOMO. No one needs it. We could lose interest really quickly the way we did with Friendster and it would be dead really quickly.
The common theme in the comments seems to be anti-alarmism. Which is certainly smart because alarmism from the past made many false predictions. Al Gore wrote a nice essay about how much damage his alarmism caused.

History predicts we have a very bad crisis coming.

WW2 ~79 years ago
American civil war ~77 years before ww2
Age of revolution ~70 years before
glorious revolution ~91 years before
anglo-spanish war and japanese shoguns ~100 years before
war of the roses ~100years before

We have a pattern of great conflict. It looks like climate change is setting up the cause for a great war with china. Hence all this talk about Taiwan, Australia, Japan, UK, France. As far as I am aware ABC is reliable news.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-04/taiwan-preparing-for-...

From a Canadian point of view, it's hilarious how we are being treated like a protectorate. Even more interesting, there's an awful lot of talk about building new chip fabs in the usa and europe. Also seems like the plan is to let Taiwan fall.
Have a problem with a corporate leader or journalist, he just comes up missing. Very effective!
Flutter Core Testing Basics
It's just really pragmatic about the upsides of functional programming. It describes itself as "functional-first", but isn't afraid to fall back on OOP in situations where OOP really does model the situation better.

In my mind, it's taken the easiest 80% of the features of a true functional language, but then picked a pragmatic point at which to stop; the result is a language which is easy to learn and also makes it easy to use "most" of the good things you want from a functional language.
You're right we don't "owe the dead," we owe "current owners of U.S. Treasury bills."
The west could carry out effective action and invest in infrastructure, but our serious unacknowledged issues with corruption prevent effective execution. It's less blatant than in other countries because we have a veneer of the rule of law, but there is still incredible corruption. The real issues hit hyperspeed when the "Citizens' United vs FEC" ruling was made since it codified a lot of the corrupt practices by equating cash to speech, incentivizing a lot of the current grift in politics.
What Is B2B Email Database and How Can I Find It?
Teaching the Linkage Between Banks and the Fed: RIP Money Multiplier