skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> "If you are using Debian, that's kind of how it works"; the Debian testing kernels are more or less the equivalent of the rolling stable branch, he said. He is confident that the rolling model will work because there distributions and devices that already use the model in some form

Glad that was brought up. I was thinking about the several rolling distros that run processes so they can make assurances about stability.

The git idea seems good, and I see how the friction from versioning expectations is driving them in that direction. That said, if the only issue is expectation around versioning numbers, they could just switch to calendar versioning. The git solution does change how the project is organized in probably a positive way, but there will still be people concerned about upgrading to a seemingly impactful version number.

So, it seems like a couple of friction areas got lumped together and the solution will work for part of it. I think they should make the git change and also switch to calendar based versioning.
What Westerners need to be taught is different from the needs of other cultures. Seekers here are seldom lacking in their discernment, but very lacking in their empathy.
LOL, no, taxes on today’s valuation are only due when you sell. And that would be very low long term capital gains tax. Albeit in this case the writer is not American so the tax situation might differ.
So, it’s worth pointing out that Tesla already has a history of using telemetry against you, publicly, if you have the misfortune to die while using autopilot.
Two Arms and a Head (2008)
I have never deployed or built a K8s cluster, but recently I moved about a dozen AWS ECS Fargate workloads into a K8s cluster that a colleague of mine has setup. I was surprised. I really like it (from the perspective of a user/developer). I deploy my apps by updating a simple yaml file in a git repo. All my other practices (vim, go code with standard Makefiles, docker container image registry) are unchanged.

I also think K8s is a reasonable cloud independent abstraction when you need to move your workloads to another provider. It prevents cloud lock-in. And I suppose Nomad would do that too.

So far my K8s experience has been very good. However, if I ever have to do more with it (on the administrative side) I may have a less positive experience. Not sure.
There is no excuse to concatenate the id into the query string, but the first parameter, the table prefix is not something you can do with parametrized queries. There are probably better ways to abstract this, but in the end if you need to dynamically determine the tables or columns you have to concatenate that stuff into your SQL query string.
Oh God another one
My house is made of bricks. I can confidently remove one of the bricks and replace it with a Kleenex box. The house is still standing, it’s perfectly liveable and no one can tell the difference. Now what happens when I replace all the bricks with Kleenex boxes?
Hubble finds evidence of persistent water vapor in one hemisphere of Europa
How to implement a countdown timer in Django via HTMX
Can you explain this? Having read it I have no idea what you think the differences are — it just sounds smug.
Yeah it's a disaster in the US. I have a fancy title on linkedin so I wake up every day to an inbox full of personalized drip campaigns that don't even have an option to unsubscribe.

I've been using fake names and emails for some accounts online and somehow I recently received physical spam mail with one of those names without ever sharing my address.
No, the developers about k8s force you to use Helm, istio, or etc. And then tech debt makes the decision unchangeable.
https://archive.is/JYYSI
>>So I am kinda surprised to see some of the reaction here.

Because people are starting to wake up to the idea that simply defining the market as "Mobile Handsets" for Anti-Trust purposes is flawed.

The only way a company can achieve this level of profitability is by excluding competition from their market, The idea that apple "Competes" with other Handset manufacturers is clearly flawed, as these statics show.

Apple is a monopoly and should be treated as such, to the point they should be required to open up their ecosystem to competition
You Season 3: All You Must Know About the Series
How come you were paid more when unemployed ?
Overall though, I'm at least happy some individuals are getting prosecuted, it sends a message that there are legal risks to individuals involved in this kind of thing, not just diluted corporate responsibility.
I keep failing to write that test that would make the UI/UX acceptance criteria valid, if somehow I could do integration tests with Adobe XD.
Hey folks! Personally I used Carbon quite some times in the past, but I saw some possible improvements and also thought about further additions such a product could have.

That's why a friend and me released a similar product available at snappify.io, maybe someone finds it interesting!
By law, the certifiction activities done by the EASA (I assume the FAA is the same) cannot be done by third parties. It also worth noting, that the aircraft certification procedures worked pretty well for decades, up until Boeing started to lie to the FAA. Not sure how Boeing kept its design org approval after that.

EDIT: Some required activities by the organizations to be certified can be outsourced to third parties, the org itself is still accountable.
How would you? You register separately and during that process they check your residency. If you aren't registered to vote in another district then when you show up to vote you won't be on the rolls.
Wow nice! Thanks for the explanation, else I would have dismissed this beautiful hack!
Some NASA critic probably has a wonderful "last gasp of the monster" retrospective on this. "Build a telescope years after disposing of any launch methods", "design with no consideration for transport or launch, and so on.

I have heard "The NASA way" called a gold standard of inefficiency. As they fold up operations; who will take over that mantle of ludicrous largess? Not even Blue Origin can gold plate things "just because it looks better that way".
For anyone deciding whether to read, I'd say the article is broadly centered on this:

> As developers, we need to operate under the assumption that good management is the exception, not the norm. Multi-Page-Apps and hybrid frameworks let under-resourced, mismanaged developer teams deliver reliable and safe code. That should not be dismissed lightly.

There's also a helpful "Summary" section at the bottom. Overall it frames the SPA vs. TWA[0] debate in terms of which approach is likelier to produce successful software... or successfully produce software, at least.

[0] Traditional Web Application? Do we call it that?
Yes and no.

A competently designed and implemented amp should be indistinguishable from any other competently designed and implemented amp in their operating ranges.

Not all amps are competently designed and implemented. Price is not a good indication; there are very cheap well-made amps and very expensive lousy amps, and vice-versa.

Here's a fairly recent comparison of two amps specifically chosen to highlight differences:

https://archimago.blogspot.com/2021/08/summer-musings-no-not...

The frequency response delta graph shows differences of 5dB at many different ranges; an average person can reliably hear 3dB differences without training.

That said, the vast majority of speakers have frequency responses with much larger swings than many amps, and much higher distortion.
A pair of eyeballs, a brain and a set of teeth are all a regulator needs, in other words.
100% this. Trudeau was upfront about doing this and was rewarded with basically no change. Nobody should disapprove of Trudeau doing this, this is the will of Canadians.

To be fair, the far left peoples party was the only party who stood up for freedom. This gained them nearly a million more votes. The NDP picked up ~120,000 more votes compared to last election, but otherwise all other parties lost votes. Liberals and Cons lost about half million votes each.

Yes, the people party gains were heavy in the hippie anti-vaxxer far-left stoner category, but there's nothing wrong with that. The problem was their stance on defunding the media. It made the media the enemy and the media smeared them with massive lies calling them nazis, white supremacists, and far right. Which is absolutely false but here we are.
The bits about SPAs seemed to have no relation to the thesis, which is that management drives the antipatterns, not the tech.
What do you mean by inbound and outbound? Based on 'outbound' description, I can sort of guess 'going out to find people' vs. 'waiting for people to come in', but that can't be quite right because then I don't see the distinction between ads and inbound, or rather surely ads is a (dominating!) subset of the latter?
Microsoft Shuts Down LinkedIn Platform in China
Nope, it is pirated Windows copies bought on street bazar.
I'm on the other end of that spectrum.

I can't for the life of me understand why any website would need to have more than a half of my vertical screen. And if the UI design lets me get away with it, less.

The only scenarios for a full-screen window in the browser, for me is while watching a video (not always, sometimes) or reading a lengthy single-page thing, or perhaps looking at a cloud provider dashboard with many, many things presented in as much detail as their UX engineer can not contextualize for you.

So mostly full screen video, sometimes.

Other than that, no, I have things on my screen open for work or context. No fullscreen windows, please.
How to Win Every Game in Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’:
https://pkpioneer.blogspot.com/2021/10/how-to-beat-every-gam...
Oregon company’s iron battery breakthrough could eat lithium’s lunch
I haven't experienced that the teachings need to change personally, but yes the emphasis needs to. Unfortunately westerners are being fed teachings that are more like "this meditation will make you experience a sober LSD trip" and "this one will cure your depression" and "this will give you insight into the nature of reality", because that's what westerners want. But what they actually need is teachings on compassion, loving kindness, etc, which they are in no way interested in. Ultimately you cannot have one without the other. There are no eastern spiritual paths that don't integrate both insight and compassion.
A Minimalistic Wrapper for IndexedDB
88 isn't that old for a wizard
Youtube is one of the biggest censorship platforms.

Youtube even censored an Academic conference on censorship.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26008217

https://www.mintpressnews.com/media-censorship-conference-ce...
SEC Set to Allow Bitcoin Futures ETFs as Deadline Looms
Does that work with tiling? No, right?
I worked in Calgary as a software engineer from 2000-2012 at various places, but never in big oil. At the time, a low cost of living, outdoor recreation opportunities, relatively young and healthy population, and good wages for engineers (compared to the rest of Canada) kept me there.

I left for a big-tech job in the bay area, but I still miss elements of the Calgary lifestyle. In particular, the insanely low mortgage payments compared to wages led to a feeling that I could feasibly bootstrap a business without taking a huge financial risk.
Windows NT already had POSIX support.

They also realized that the crowd that buys Macs to do UNIX development doesn't care about Linux, they only want a POSIX like environment.

And since GNU/Linux has eroded the other UNIXes, the Linux kernel ABI has become more relevant than POSIX, that is all.
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C++ most popular programming language in open source
Australasia has it particularly bad. I have fair skin — 20 min in the sun on a boat with no sunscreen a few summers ago and I had a series of doctors visits over the next week to treat the, quite literally, blistering sunburn.
For a few months now C++ has had the biggest share of active contributors in open source projects tracked by Open Hub.
Each contributor is counted once for every language they have contributed in in the last month.

C++ has also most commits and code lines changed in the last month, but I think the number of active contributors most accurately reflects language popularity, that this method defines as willing to contribute in the language. Now one might protest that the project dictates the language to use; fair enough, start a project in Malbolge and see how many contributors you get. Moreover C++ comes only fifth in the number of active projects, after Python, shell script, JavaScript and C. Clearly C++ projects have more active contributors on average than those languages.
Don't assume anything when sharing health data
Work with PDF files right in the browser
NASA sources their materials from the private sector. The private sector is notoriously "price gougey" when it comes to government money.
Summary of a readers' poll carried out this week by The Register.
It's made on the same engine as most AAA titles.
The 737 Max is not aerodynamically unstable. I don’t know where people got this idea. The purpose of MCAS is to match existing stick pressure progression in certain situations. It’s not a fly-by-wire system like the F-16.
Along with their i6 counter part but I digress.
Yes.

Name one.
Omg I never thought of it like that before! Shitty things exist, therefore shitty things are actually good!
Ultimately parks belong to all
of us. People putting up these things are really planting a flag out of a sense of pride.

The problem with emotional acts is that it provokes different responses in people. An innocent stack of rocks gets bested by a bigger one. The bigger stack gets bested by a wider one. The wider one gets trumped by a painted one, and so on.

Look at the example of Mt Everest. Many parts of it are a high altitude garbage dump, turning a unique place into a sort of monument to the throngs of bored dentists looking for a thrill.
https://archive.is/XQ8SU
Just in case anybody finds the subject interesting and would like to play with this topic, there's an experimental native-Ruby JIT project by @tenderlove: https://github.com/tenderlove/tenderjit (and the companion native-Ruby assembler Fisk: https://github.com/tenderlove/fisk), which is (IMO) considerably easier to work with.
It's really surprising that it's rare in functional languages. Immutability seems like it should guarantee no cycles (?), so reference counting could be used.
> In theory, this should make both sides happy.

You'll find that the right opposes this idea. National IDs spook the "don't tread on me" crowd and cutting DMV availability is a common "money saving" approach taken by the same people demanding additional documentation for voting.
Why You Have to Learn Go and How to Avoid Detours?
To add to this -- vinyl and CDs/digital always have at least some mastering differences, and often are completely different. If the vinyl edition has better mastering choices, it can sound better than the digital edition. But if the digital had equal or better mastering choices, it will sound better than the vinyl and will retain that through generations of direct copying.
we also should mention GoF

Which of the four GoF does this apply to. I've never seen any of them make the arguments you are claiming they're making. I certainly don't recall it being made in "The Book".
Thanks for the tips. I will try to keep these in mind so I can stop thinking so much about trivialities.

When I was using Java in my day job, I toyed with Clojure a bit and it was a pleasure. My favorite features were protocols and multi-arity functions.
Petition for Naturalization for Antonio Rudolfo Quinn
You mean you run VMs inside... Kubernetes? Am I misunderstanding something here?
Nomad + Consul does auto-clustering. All you have to do is specify in which mode your nomad binary is working and where your consul client is listening. For local development -dev mode exists for both Consul and Nomad.
How to Upgrade Your PC to Windows 11:

https://pkpioneer.blogspot.com/2021/10/how-to-upgrade-your-p...
https://archive.is/rNNZp
I'm the co-founder of a pretty lean & 100% word of mouth >1.5M ARR SAAS [1], but god, I'm jealous of the success of Peter, who got to this point with a simple tech stack.

Pretty sure a lot of people here have the same feeling. It's one I had before, and I still have after my success. There is always something else, something better you wish you had.

In my hometown, there is an entrepreneur; one everyone knows who started a 3D studio with now more than > 300 employees; a massive success. He lives in my neighborhood, so we happen to discuss from time to time on walks. He, at one point, stopped me when I told him how much I admired his work and how envious I was of his abilities to scale smoothly; he told me: "Phil, there is nothing I would love more than running a small profitable web business like yours with just two of my buddies."

When success hits for the first time, it's a disturbing feeling realizing your desires and insecurities are pretty much still all there. You are still an envious bag of meat.

Anyway, congrats Peter on the success and fantastic journey! Yes, I'm still a bit jealous, like most here :) But I work on this. I got to go; I got my Yin Yoga class in 20 minutes. It will surely help me realize how lucky I am to live a life of beauty and experiments. It will help me recognize this burning jealousy, accept it, as it is simply part of this beautiful game of life.

[1] https://missiveapp.com/blog/how-we-built-1m-arr-email-client
Uber Freight boss says 'We're living in shipping Armageddon'
I agree, but for that to happen, they have to actually finish the "next big feature" before jumping into the next one that will bring people into D.
Free for the recipient. A free ID card would also be paid by taxes. That isn't a bad thing.
What point? That the FAA screwed up? That Boeing intentionally lied? Those were nver in question.

If it is the point that the FAAs job should be easy because the only oversee Boeing and Airbus, well that point is just ignorant.
This is the only real reasonable stance in light of what happened with the 737 MAX.
Speaking of laws, there should be a law that forces blogs to put publication dates below article titles. Was this article published yesterday or 10 years ago?
I have not found much that can provide useful advice. And indeed, lots of conflicting advice. I wish those who were more successful at SEO could share what the top 3-4 things that really need to be done to turn SEO into actual conversions and revenue generation. Lots of fluff out there.

And what do you mean by microinfluencers?
I've been in Alberta my entire life and seen the boom and bust cycle (partially from inside oil and gas software companies), but this cycle in particular is different. While I have been very successful in my life as an Albertan (two sweat exits so far, one more likely), it has been entirely because I sought work and built startups remotely from 2006 onward in other regions.

There's no guarantee the economy will recover at this point, and if it does, the likelihood of hitting the 2008 highs is vanishingly small.

There's no plan and has never been a plan to manage the resources of the province, so even the hint of a boom will distort wages up and down the ecosystem for a short period, followed by the waves of layoffs once that hint disappears and massive damage to every industry in the province.

I joined the board of the Alberta tech ecosystem for a term in the late 2010s while angel investing locally, and the picture was dismal but there were sparks of a revival. The current government that took power a few years ago completely ignored the new reality of the province and stomped on the ashes of the ecosystem.

Alberta is unfortunately heading towards Detroit-level dysfunction. There will still be activity, but the Alberta of the past is gone forever.

The only hope Alberta has is to switch government tracks and spend a real decade rebuilding from the continual societal damage that energy has impacted on it. And I'm not even talking about the environment yet. There is a real risk that Alberta will hollow-out and become little more than a slightly richer Saskatchewan.
I think the opposite problem - or rather the assumed explanation - is harder.

Start with empiricism: conciousness appears when we add other mental capacities, so probably it is built upon them.

The idea that conciousness (or abstraction) is a fundamental building block (as espoused by neoplatonists) is a much more unlikely explanation to me.

> I am not like a block of steel, but I don't know why.

Let's start from here. This is obviously correct, I think?

Why should I know why?

Most of my conciousness is build on top of unconcious processes that I can't control and only receive input from.
Not really.

Hotwire is provided as an example of a Hybrid app framework / toolkit and is mentioned about five times. But so also is Svelte.
I automated my work as a distributed systems consultant by inventing new theory
I've built software which can provide distributed global ordering and mutexes over even geographically distributed kafka topics.

I believe I can bring together the monolith-people with the microservice-people by reconciling the benefits of both approaches.

This is an "easy to access" article on my project:

https://andrasgerlits.medium.com/distributing-consistency-6a1d11edc1cd

This is one on CAP Theorem and how it applies to us

https://andrasgerlits.medium.com/cap-and-us-9e0734cbfe1e

AMA
Also GitHub and Shopify.
Well, completely different on format, they are just ini files now.
What exactly is the privilege of citizenship? You are talking about stripping a fellow citizen of their rights just because you have decided they are not wealthy enough to deserve them. What if some people got together and decided they didn’t appreciate something about your living situation, and that if you didn’t correct it then you would be stripped of the your rights? Do you feel like you are immune from becoming homeless? What gives you that security? I just seriously doubt you would hold such opinions if you’ve ever been homeless or knew anyone who has been homeless.
The comments here made me realize that building your own SSG probably is an excellent challenge to learn a new programming language. Thanks for the inspiration. I think I'll try this with golang and/or rust one day.
> I hope Orion has hooks needed for uBlock.

It does[1].

> For whatever reason, Safari + 1Blocker doesn't filter YouTube's ads.

It does, as part of a recent addition[2]. It’s a bespoke solution because it can’t be done with the content blocking tools Safari provides.

[1]: https://browser.kagi.com/faq.html#ublock

[2]: https://backstage.1blocker.com/how-to-block-youtube-ads-in-s...
Reddit crowd's new tactic in war with Wall Street:cutting brokers out altogether