skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do human designed systems always end up centralized? (2018)
VS used to be heavy and bloated. But that was a long time ago. I use VS since 2010 version. It improved by leaps and bounds since then. New 2022 version is almost as fast as VSCode, if you have a good PC.
Ive never really had a mentor that was clearly defined (and i almost never see that)but Ive definitely had lots of periods in my career where people Ive respected gave me actionable advice and direction when I asked for it. Lots of people are interested in helping others.
That's not how any of these things work, at all. Much in the same way that Facebook and WhatsApp already hash direct messages and compare them to hashes of ad key phrases known to be effective, both audio and video can be hashed at the device level and sent as comparatively small strings, rather than large buffers of media. This can happen while the device is offline, and they can be easily sent along with routine data, which wouldn't even look out of place. Speech recognition doesn't even need to enter the equation at any point.
When people bring this up it always reminds me of this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo59LlkTDe4

All the older first gen immigrants are like, it's not all authentic but it's pretty similar and tasty would eat it again. While the later gen kids are acting like its dog food.
FWIW, vs2022 is 64bit.
Burglaries in Texas definitely have people present and I personally recall multiple rapes and murders happening this way when I lived there. Home invasions even a tag on this Dallas news site.

https://dfw.cbslocal.com/tag/home-invasion/

To be clear “home invasion” is Burglary with people present https://www.merriam-webster.com/legal/home%20invasion)
You could buy a computer with MacOS installed. You almost couldn’t buy a computer with OS/2 or BeOS installed, because Microsoft would threaten your OEM with a punitive price hike for Windows licenses the majority expect.
To take the button up hack one step further - toss them in the dryer for a few minutes, just to let them warm up.

Take them out one by one “flicking them” from the collar / arm area, and then hang.

It’ll reduce the wrinkles even more.
As this is a short term problem and part of a national crisis ... just stack them up, and get them removed in the near future. Any place big enough to stack up enough containers to matter (stadium parking lot, dead airport, etc) isn't going to have neighbors that raise a huge stink immediately, and the wheels of zoning disputes take times.

Heck, budget the possible fines into your business plan for holding the containers. Delivery firms already budget for tickets from parking illegally to make deliveries. This isn't so far removed from that.
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This song is similar to Flatline by B.o.B:

- Stream: https://soundcloud.com/bobatl/bob-flatline-feat-neil-tyson

- Lyrics: https://genius.com/Bob-flatline-lyrics

- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatline_(B.o.B_song)

Flatline wasn't removed by the platform it was published on (SoundCloud), but it was widely ridiculed.
I couldn't find the code, so I just started over. Haven't hosted it anywhere yet.

https://github.com/connorjclark/npm-package-repro
This is the actual answer.
Wouldn't the fair comparison be tossing depleted batteries overboard? Or less ridiculously, storing rather than exhausting the burned fuel.

Obviously we won't do that, but it's worth considering what the apples to apples comparison would really look like.
Is this interesting for HN readers? (post about management)
You own it for 50 years; And pass on the baton to your near/dear ones; They'll own it for next 50 years and pass on for 10 generations;

You get clues from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_companies
This CPU was used for the CDMS in the Rosseta spacecraft.[1][2]

"CDMS is in charge of controlling the whole Lander operation, including preparations for separation from the orbiter, thermal and power management, as well as separation, descent and touch down. In addition to playing an essential role in controlling the whole landing scenario, CDMS has the following tasks to perform on the comet’s surface: to receive and execute telecommands coming from Earth, to collect and send science and housekeeping information of Lander’s subsystems and scientific experiments to Earth, and to control the sequencing of science operations."

"The Harris RTX2010 processor has been selected for the DPU boards, because it has a very low
power consumption. This space qualified, radiation hardened 16 bit processor has such features that
make it possible to provide the complicated functions that CDMS has to perform. It is a stack based
FORTH oriented processor. All the software components have been written in FORTH language with
its exotic and challenging instruction set. CDMS is a real-time controller and data acquisition system
and it has to process tasks in parallel. Consequently, a pre-emptive, real-time multi-tasking, operating
system has been developed to run application tasks and all the required functions in parallel. All the
parts of CDMS on-board software are specifically developed for this project. Unfortunately, there was
no development environment for this type of processor on the market for creating real-time systems so first of all we had to create our own cross development platform. Our operating system provides
system calls for using all of the hardware components and many features to make the application
tasks more efficient."

[1] http://www.sgf.hu/pr-rosetta-cdms.html

[2]https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234265387_Embedded_...
> that argument is specious

You should really cite something to back up your claim that non-N95 masks don't help.
The impact today when both architectures are supported is less.

However, this is far from the first time Apple have changed architectures. Running older OSs for different architectures _tends_ towards emulation, which does cause some difficulty. (Performance impact, DRM subsystems that try and break under virtualisation, etc.).

However, there are still "hardware" efforts like this. [0] So long as there is curiosity, you can expect that someone will eventually succeed.

Partial efforts like Wine's support for the M1 [1], help to close the gap around translating things that are unique to Apple's architecture.

[0] http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~sedwards/apple2fpga/

[1] https://www.winehq.org/announce/6.0.1
Revert “Remove hit reload support from dotnet watch”
If that’s a concern then why are they targeting their ads on that content? You can easy toggle off those options in an ad manager. There are companies who wish to target that audience also, there is no need to outright ban content because of advertisers.
Indeed, I remember reading about the Thai government's cuisine export plan; here's a paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237606213_Origin_an...
Desktop dead. That would be a nightmare scenario for me as I much prefer coding desktop based apps/games compared to web things. I code web things professionally. It's where the money is. But the fun is in desktop/mobile/console apps/games.

It would be more precise to say: Desktop business apps are dead. That is almost 100% true. Some lingering ghosts still exist.
Bulldozing the Fillmore and public works back then were not leftist solutions, they were thinly veiled racist policies.

That changed somewhat later, and the left is fine with funding as long as it’s not in their back yard.
Have you tried Rider? I ditched VS as soon as I found it, but I already used intellij idea for java projects. It works perfectly on Linux.
Roads here aren’t really paid for by motorists at all, it all comes out of general revenue (local rates, state revenue and commonwealth grants where appropriate). Fuel tax is just another tax, same as the Medicare levy doesn’t actually fund Medicare.

The move to electric vehicles and bicycles does create a revenue shortfall, but that’s all it is - not any kind of structural issue that needs clever new thinking. Implement a per/km tax on cars or just whack up GST, it doesn’t matter.
That’s actually the opposite from what I’ve heard. Drug addiction results in poverty. Plenty of examples of people who had problems with drugs or alcohol, lost jobs and became homeless.
The boat tour seemed like much more than a PR show to me. There’s a lot of power in (a) seeing things in person to add context to the understanding you’ve built remotely, and (b) talking to people on the ground who are first-hand experts on what’s working and what’s not.
Please don't take HN threads into ideological flamewar. It's all so repetitive and tedious.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I could empathize if you were talking about political "unpopular opinions". But this doesn't seem to be that. You sound to me like the person who said "I won't hire anyone who salts their food without tasting it!"
Great Guide to Portainer for Docker Beginners
This is exactly how I feel. I remember watching the hooks announcement video and being surprised that classes, 'this', and the lifecycle methods were considered so ... problematic. It seemed like hooks were solving problems that, for me at least, were totally and completely non-existent.

It didn't help that my first foray into hooks was trying to build a simple clock with `setInterval`:

https://overreacted.io/making-setinterval-declarative-with-r...

I really need to give Svelte a try.
Thanks, and thanks for the linked newsletter. I’ll read it. I’m curious to learn how the current situation compares to the 80s when rates were pushed to 15% to stop inflation.
Yup.

Also, I bristle when people suggest the govnerment was just "handing out checks" willy-nilly. That seems to be the perception every time I hear someone complaining about "the government giving people checks."

If you were unemployed before the pandemic, you got nothing. So for example if you did seasonal work, and the pandemic hit during the off season, forget it. If you weren't employed for a fair bit of time before you lost your job during the pandemic, you got nothing.

If you were self-employed, you got nothing (at least at first. It took a while but they eventually came through.)

Getting any sort of welfare or government assistance usually involves a lot of paperwork and time and hassle. For example, WIC - Women with Infants or Children - a program for mothers who can't afford to feed an infant or child - requires them to come into an office in person during business hours, every 6 months, to "re-certify" their children.

Most states require regular paperwork and record-keeping to "prove" you were "actively searching" for work, and a signed statement that you did so, etc.

Many state unemployment offices were completely overwhelmed and I remember during the early months people who lost their jobs were getting really desperate because paperwork wasn't getting approved, payments weren't showing up, phones weren't being answered. Lots of redditors in my city were talking about not knowing how they were going to buy groceries because they'd been waiting for so long. I knew a fair number of people who ended up moving back with parents because they couldn't afford rent or groceries.

At least in my state the unemployment office that was so overwhelmed? Now they have lots of extra time on their hands, it seems, and are chasing down people they claim they overpaid.
I googled "opus packet loss" and found https://www.asterisk.org/asterisk-opus-packet-loss-fec/, which says "an Opus encoder can embed redundant data about the preceding packet in-band in the current packet". That method would cause 1 packet of delay. Are you using something different, or avoiding the delay through another method like tiny packets?
> There is more money around but always the same internal reluctance to give raises that match the market.

This is exactly why i switched jobs. My employer refused to adjust my pay for inflation.
Every single time I’ve needed to use memo the performance gains where obvious.
"as a whole needs substantially more affordable housing.'

I'm fairly sure this is an issue with at least all the western democracies. Not to mention other countries. That issue includes housing that is used as an investment, eg kept empty / kept high priced. Then there's the unsuitability of a lot of housing, eg not enough rooms, too many rooms, poor locations.

If your employee, nanny, maid, servant or dogsbody has a one hour drive to get to work each morning, don't expect them to stick around if they can change to a better opportunity.

The great resignation sums this up nicely. Why work there when I can work here?
Anecdotally, it's the opposite for me and my friends. We are new graduates who joined the workforce in 2020, and the value of our initial stock grants has atleast doubled. That's made it very attractive to stay for atleast 4 years rather than jump interview hoops for another company who'd probably pay less in stock/sign-on bonuses.
Boris Johnson actually did something similar.

Iirc, he gave an interview where he bizarrely and repeatedly mentioned the fact that he likes to paint wine boxes like buses...over and over. And it was thought (and, most likely, leaked) that he was doing this so that when people Googled "Boris bus" it would come up with this story, and not the story about the infamous "Brexit bus" (it also leaked that it was Lynton Crosby, a well-known political campaign manager, that suggested this...which does support the claim that it isn't total bs).
Feeder.co is pretty good.
The problem there isn't necessarily development, but rather the data accessible to developers.

What you need to have that level of visual interaction is the original stems (or something which emulates them relatively closely).

Services like https://www.lalal.ai/ are a step in the right direction, and will probably lead to what you--and many of us--crave. But as it is now, they require way too much computing to provide meaningful enough data fast enough to build a real-time visualiser.

But even then there is the whole issue of copyright which would bottleneck development even further...
Yet more reason I'll continue avoiding anything MS, probably forever. Also makes me more thankful than ever for Emacs. VS Code is obviously part of their embrace/extinguish strategy, it's a nice editor, but I won't use it on principle.

If the only reason they walked back this decision is the backlash, they'll continue to try get away with whatever they can. Their culture obviously hasn't changed for the better.
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Does stories about Joe Biden's son relate to Joe Biden? Are you shitting us?

Stories about Trumps children trend for weeks if there's anything negative... they don't get suppressed, questioned or challenged.

Hunter is accused of being a Crack Addict, a pedophile, selling influence, etc... each enough to sit in the media for weeks and it's all swept under the rug.

Trump supposedly says shithole and it's a national emergency... Biden supposedly gets a cut from his son's business dealings in China/Russia/etc and it's nothing.

How does Hunter relate to Joe? are you fucking serious?
Print and spend dollars at value ‘A’, right after the money gets in circulation, value decreases to ‘B’, the spread between ‘A’ and ‘B’ acts like a tax on all cash. This results in an increase in tax amounts (not actual value) because of price increases, making revenue numbers go higher, making it easier to pay off old debts

It benefits those who holds the most debt, and is horrible on anyone who is on fixed income. Presumably capital gains will still be taxed, which means that inflation + tax can wipe out any income from gains.
The Government should only have a say in what someone studies if they're paying for it, and even then it's debatable.

They need to address tuition fees before anything else.
"trump largely cared" and biden gets a cut from his family making millions on his name while he destroys America.. how is he not about "stuffing his pockets"?
> Thai offers is that it feels light and satisfying and healthy and delicious

Can agree but after spending some time learning thai dishes, there are a lot that are really not that healthy. There's a lot of sugar in dishes to offset the bitterness of fish sauce and other ingredients. Coconut creams, milk and oil add tons of calories.
> I guess if you don't pass your dependencies as an array to a function called useEffect, you aren't using hooks. Win!

You joke, but yes. Also, you don't have to follow these. https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-rules.html

And you don't have to rely on the diff remembering which state goes to which widget. To its credit, it seems to do it right at least 99% of the time.

I recognize I'm tilting at windmills here. React is a juggernaut, and many people love it. In fact, many people like the exact things that I don't. And that's ok.
My take on the Hunter Biden affair -- low level, old school, genteel corruption. Akin to the corruption that political "donations" bring.

Disclaimer, I voted for Biden but am willing to call out his failures at any time.

The reason why I'm ok with "censoring" the Hunter stories at that time is that it was purely whataboutism and a distraction. Just like with the buttery males, it was never about the professed concerns, it was about making them look bad.

If this issue (and others like it) could be discussed in a non partisan way I'd be all for it, but it's not. This hand wringing is insincere at best and should be ignored.

I've yet to see anything that indicates these concerned citizens care about principles rather than tribal politics. Happy to be proven wrong, but not holding my breath.
The government is not a business, but people can adapt, learn and re-purpose their skills. I think that the key, mistaken, assumption that you're making in your pushback is that general competence does not exist: people who are good at business are hyper-specialised for that environment and their skills will not carry over to governance. I think some people are really good at very general, cross-domain skills and should be put in positions to use their skills effectively.
Great. Me too. I just disagree that what YouTube is doing falls under censorship. BitChute exists and works just fine. I have no problem watching InfoWars if I want to.

It's nothing like China where I would actually be risking prison if I shared something anti-government in a WeChat group.
> That's neat, but isn't this whole thing about stacking restrictions on empty containers?

It's stacking restrictions for empty containers in lots that are not at the port, I believe.

> on-chassis (which I think means on wheels)

In container shipping, a chassis is basically a trailer that accepts a container and can be pulled by a semi-truck or one of the utility vehicles they've got at the port to move things around.

If a chassis comes back with an empty container on it, and the port isn't accepting empties, you've got to leave it somewhere before you can grab one of the many containers sitting at the dock that have goods waiting to be delivered. If the dock yard is full of containers, they can't unload the boats. If the can't unload the boats, they can't load outgoing cargo including outgoing empties.

Stacking empties higher, especially away from the dock may free up chassis that frees up dock space, etc, that gets things moving and then the empties can come back. But, that only works if the storage yards have the equipment to stack higher; which probably they don't all have. The thread mentions a limit on stacking empty containers, but the zoning limitation is for stacking any containers, it's just that outside of the yards at the port, you tend not to store full containers. Once you get those on a chassis, you want to get them delivered either to the final destination or a storage yard at another port or a train depot, etc. Empties are a bit different; you'd prefer to load filled containers most of the time, so it makes sense to stack some empties from time to time; also a trucking company may want to have some empties to take to an exporter, etc.

Honestly, I had thought that both chassis and empties were fungible, kind of like with rail wagons. You count what goes where and if things are uneven over time, make some transfers to bring it back, but otherwise no big deal. But the thread says otherwise.
Worlds largest record label once threatened to destroy my startup over one video
To be honest it doesn't really strike me as that surprising. It's a facet of cultural imperialism from prosperous nations protruding into the social strata of the less developed. We all want to try this fancy and exotic brick oven pizza because back home everyone's mom knows how to make Pho. "It's not world class, but why would you want that anyway?" is probably a common thought.
Old Chinese people have experienced starvation. Young people have not.
iTunes chart positions don't mean nearly as much as they used to, since music consumption has mostly shifted to streaming. It's common for meme songs or songs by artists with devoted fanbases to get to #1 on the iTunes chart, but make a weak showing on the more comprehensive Billboard and Rolling Stone charts, or not even enter those charts.
That’s just– like– your opinion, man.
That's because 98% of Thai restaurants in Thailand are not artisanal like Japanese or Italian. Most Thai restaurants there are family style, mass-produced ones. There is no even a formal recipe for a Thai dish. The most popular ones among people are more like taverns than classy restaurants, which are common elsewhere in the world.

The upper class citizens would find Western or Japanese food palatable so the market for really well made Thai food is limited. Because Nahm is owned by a westerner, who really dedicates himself perfecting the traditional Thai recipes (rumors say he went to study the old Thai recipes transcripted on leaf scrolls) is phenomenal. Only the elites of the society would be able to afford to eat there. It was possible for a guy of that profile, but would be really hard for a lay Thai person to have a business like that. To most Thai people, catering to students and the teenagers have proven far more profitable.
VS2022 takes ~5 seconds to start.
Auto complete is milliseconds etc.
Starting anything is a couple seconds max.

There's something very wrong with your machine.

VS2022 is an amazing experience end-to-end.
NIMBYism is a scapegoat. The problem is much more deeply rooted in the city's culture.
Malware found in NPM package with millions of weekly
This is mostly being amplified by failed California regulation (CARB 20) which unfortunately was enforced starting 2020. The rule limited old trucks from being registered by the DMV to reduce emissions. CA policies now reveal themselves to be a hindrance to the nation, it used to be its own bubble.
THIS --> "For whatever reason, employers are more likely to hire new talent at a higher pay grade than give equivalent raises to current employees."

Gets even worse around promotions.
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That’s pretty good. It sounds like you spend more time watching Trump rallies than you might admit.
> So you’re saying his own experiences should be dismissed because he didn’t gather information through “official” channels?

That's a rather disingenuous take.

Isn't it plausible that taking anecdotal evidence at face value doesn't actually add insight to not only the root causes but also the prevalence of some of it's different categories?

I mean, spending a week living in a tent isn't exactly a way to gather proper statistics on the issue, not to mention the likelihood that the observer might be biased to begin with.
I'm glad for you and your brother. There are a lot of people who don't want help and won't take housing, or other assistance, if it's contingent on getting clean.