skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Their new government seems like an absolute dream: legalize cannabis, push European federation, now this.

There's gotta be a catch somewhere.
Here in Norway the stores have been running Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for years at least. And recently more and more of them have Black Week, which is like Black Friday but it lasts the whole week.
Vim is dn addiction. Difficult to quit
I learned it the hard way at college. The prof just blasting off in a flurry of greek and us trying to keep up. Eventually he resorted to using the gothic alphabet and at that point I gave up. Every single field of math appears to have their own conventions and even these are but guidelines smart people often bend for perceived benefit. So I can’t really recommend anything other than learning the notation with the field. If you find yourself at loss, chances are you have missed some of the context and should backtrack.
I worked at an electronics place a while back and I remember there were issues in an old chip in some older products. Not talking anything major here but a few known bugs that could have been fixed. But usually nobody had the time allowed to go fix up the old firmware on old products because there were always other things to deal with that were deemed to be a higher business priority. Unfortunately there's often more money to be made by the manufacturer by making the costs of these bugs externalities on the entire market than there is to be made by fixing them. Even when vendors have large budgets to work on security work done on end of life products ends up being typically abandoned because there's just more money to be made elsewhere at the moment. Open source chips could help deal with this end of life issue.
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I have read all the comments here and I think every feature Brave offers is already in Vivaldi( and much more) and those that are not there, can be installed as extensions.
> To accurately determine their location without cheating, the player on the ground would have to find their way to a location which existed at the time, and whose exact position is known in the present day, such as the Parthenon or Stone Henge.

Survival in the wilderness sucks though, especially without a tribe, so for this competition to avoid turning into a snuff film, the contestants would have to be dropped somewhere survivable, which would almost guarantee that the terrain is easily identifiable without human landmarks. I.e. no Antarctica, no Saharan or Midwestern desert, etc.

Then I think everyone would just converge on the strategy of finding and following waterways because the probability of being within a reasonable distance of a human settlement with a surviving landmark is relatively low. Most medium to large lakes were formed either millions of years ago or right after the last ice age so between them, local topography, and visible distant mountains it'd be relatively easy to triangulate a location.
The virus spreads more rapidly among and lives for longer inside the unvaccinated, as a result getting much more exposure to human immune systems, and thus giving it more opportunity to evolve.
about 10 seconds before falling asleep :(
It’s been surprising just how little the average person values their rights
I am struggling to think of anyone I know who does not own a toaster.

The no name toaster I own falls into the good-enough category where I have never considered that an alternative technology could offer X% improvement that it would make transitioning worthwhile. Toaster oven could potentially provide more utility (pizzas, garlic bread, etc) at a higher initial investment, more counter space, and potentially less good at toasting bagels.
- Nuke Your AWS Cloud [video]
This is entirely it - we have plenty of vaccines, there's no queue at vaccination centres, people just aren't getting vaccinated.
plenty of startups still using it

basically if you don’t want to go kubernetes, you’re gonna use ansible
I'm afraid you are the only one
I am a Peruvian Native. I think his designs are ok. They seem to be based on the Caporales dancer costumes and the typical Native garmets. If they have to be based on the traditional the buildings should be based on traditional architecture from Incan other Peruvian/Bolivian civilizations. And maybe, if possible, something that can be imagined by extrapolating what Incan/Other peruvian civs architecture would look like if the culture had been allowed to survive for another 500 years.
It is not a real alternative, as it lacks the polyglot ecosystem and tooling from CUDA.

It it is the usual Khronos defines the base stuff and hopes for the best regarding their partners.
My book recommendation for learning calculus would be Calculus Basic Concepts For High School by Tarasov.
It's basically c*nt in Polish but is adaptable to any situation.
ansible is very much alive. kubespray deploys kubernetes clusters with ansible for example.

chef and puppet though? THOSE are dead…for new applications. many MANY big companies still use Puppet extensively for legacy config management.
There's also transcripts of this and other Rich Hickey talks available: https://github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hi...
>It is a radically nationalist pro-China forum to the point where they regularly push anti-US conspiracy theories and regular usage of words like "Amerikkka".

The person you're replying to is an occasional poster to that subreddit, who surely knows this already
The otters definitely overengineered the living crap out of their party notifications.
Unfortunately that will exclude any Shopify powered store that has a custom domain.

Didn’t Google use to have an “inhtml:” operator or something that let you search for matches in the html of pages? Shopify powered websites have commonalities in their html that can give away very quickly the fact to a crawler that it is powered by Shopify, just by looking at the html of the main landing page of the shop.

Also, the DNS entry for a Shopify hosted site, even if using a custom domain, will be either a CNAME pointing to shops.myshopify.com, or an A record pointing to an IP address owned by Shopify, like 23.227.38.65. https://who.is/whois-ip/ip-address/23.227.38.65
https://homepages.dcc.ufmg.br/~andrehora/pub/2021-msr-googli...
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Can Improve Wholesale Clearing and Settlement
Ukraine plans to plant billions of trees to fight climate change
Microsoft Windows 2021H2 update includes GPU support for WSL
More like a cheat booklet ;-)
Very nice!
>PHP makes the shit method the massively simpler way and the good method much harder.

How it makes it harder? Or you compare PHP a language with Rails a framework? Maybe shut up if you have no idea or show us a pure Ruby code that does the same thing. Or install the most popular PHP framework, really learn that and then tell us that PHP made things harder. I don't know Ruby or rails so I can't shit on that like an idiot.
Which means you're an active lurker there and saw his name often?
I was thinking the same thing when I was reading this link too.

Another thing I'd like is for Mozilla to not be able to deactivate extensions remotely.
This is so important. I recently went through old computers and made a web archive of every website I’ve ever worked on [1]. There’s still so much missing, though, especially from high school and college. I wish so much that I had had the foresight to save these things in advance, rather than trying to recover them years later.

[1] https://jake.museum
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How do you know the incomes of random people visiting your site?
> This is the sort of micro optimization you should not concern yourself with.

Not as an app dev, but if you transpile your code anyway, a transpiler plugin that does this and similar optimizations could be neat.
Are there any open source ML libraries that have good (or any) test coverage?
I have been looking to use lipsync for a project at work, and I have been horrified to see that the most used deepfake library [0] with over 30k stars has the word "test" mentioned in it a whopping 10 times. This naturally made me very hesitant to use this library as who (I guess no one, really) knows how unstable it may be.

Are there any examples of projects in ML (other than libs like pytorch) that do have test suites, and perhaps even enforce TDD? Would be very curious to know.

[0] DeepFaceLab https://github.com/iperov/DeepFaceLab
No, all the kinds of parameter expansion that exist in bash belong to 3 groups:

1. expansions introduced by the Bourne shell in 1979

2. expansions added by the Korn shell in 1988 (e.g. ${parameter#word} and ${parameter%word})

3. expansions added by the Korn shell in 1993 (e.g. ${parameter:offset:length}
and ${parameter/pattern/string})

There are no parameter expansions that have been introduced by bash.

I agree that the parameter expansions introduced by ksh93 are extremely useful in scripts.

The fact that they are not compliant with POSIX is a good reason to ignore POSIX compliance.

The POSIX compliant way is to use sed for substitutions and awk for substrings (even expr is not POSIX compliant), which results in much longer expressions in which it is easy to make mistakes, and in slower scripts, because external processes must be executed even for simple string expressions.
>Here is the one features that is taken for granted in "modern stacks":

>Edit file -> Alt+tab ctrl+R. Oops, Alt+tab fix -> Alt+tab ctrl+R.

Yeah, this is pretty much what the Common Lisp and Smalltalk people have been doing since mid 1980s. Except that they're not limited to web applications. And also python people to some extent, with ipython. And Haskell people with ghci.

The value of less friction cannot be overstated in coding work.
Access a fully hosted personal Kubernetes dev cluster
The steel barrier looks like the typical ones the BLM uses to seal off mines so people cannot enter
The litmus test these days for distros are:

Will it remove my DE when I install steam ? /s

*LTT Video Series :D
I think it is required to name the bucket after the domain name if you want to use it to host static web content: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/websit...
might as well throw jsdb into the mix here http://www.jsdb.org/
A small scheme VM, compiler, and REPL in 4k
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The worst example I've seen this year was a saddle bag for my bike I bought for 17€ about a year and a half ago. Regular price. Yesterday same shop, black week, now it is 20, reduced from 30.
This is very cool. You can now set a different proxy for every container!
They are different, currently no Deno registries have dynamic version resolution (no greater than operator). Once you have locked in on a version you are in it for good unless you change it manually

However if the argument is: updating libraries break stuff, that is gonna happen every time in every language. There is no guarantee the next version will just work as the last one did
Aha! So in particular, this could be the prophecised variant that is super infectious, benign, and ends Covid as we know it?

I feel myself slowly peeling off from reality.

> FWIW, coronaviruses have been around for a very long time. 30% of common colds are coronaviruses.

I can’t say I have a particularly soft spot for colds. They just don’t do it for me, I could easily live without them.
This is not a desktop distribution by any means. Keep the LTT nonsense to YouTube, please.
Your story may be apocryphal. I live in Peru and the unfinished aspect is rather the result of the extended period (we are talking years) it takes poor families to build their houses and also from the fact that the vertical growth of the house reflects the growth of the family: the children as they become adults build and live on the second floor, the grandchildren on the third etc. These houses are always getting upgrades as the families grow and round up money and therefore are never finished. You can always see the metal rods sticking out of the cement columns because they always plan to add another floor. (Housing in Peru is mostly built on cement and bricks, except the poorest people, because of earthquakes).
I agree!

Just the fact that it's capable of translating to VHDL or Verilog makes it very useful. I'm surprised the industry doesn't care too much still.
Anyone familiar with ASICs? If I wanted a 8 x AND gate, what would that cost, ballpark figure? I'm just trying to get a handle on the costs and figure that might be a good measure.
Is AI Going to Replace You?
Flu is short for influenza so perhaps the apostrophes are intended to indicate the existence of missing characters?
>PHP enables this type of underestimation in your own abilities. You don't need to distrust yourself so much.

That might be true, but sometimes it happens that you overestimated and introduced a breaking change 20 changes ago and now you have to rewind your steps back to find the exact place. If an iteration can be done in less than a second, it's probably cheaper (and less stressing) to just check every single change like this. This is what many coding editor integrations actually do for you.
It speaks to the truth of the original post that I set up a ton of price alerts six months ago and exactly zero of them have gone off.
IIRC the most advanced robots today, those by Boston Dynamics, do not use any deep- or machine learning. Or at least they did not when I'd last read about them. Tech simply did not exist when they were developed. So this is a good stake in the ground in a relatively nascent (but "difficult" field). Hopefully this will result in more innovation, although this is _fundamentally_ difficult as well because what the neural models will do given out of domain inputs is anyone's guess, and that can end pretty badly in a control system. But this still could be helpful for augmenting traditional control systems, which tend to be relativel primitive, and tend to make a lot of assumptions, such as linearity.
You could also be laid off. Downside protection is a marginal benefit nobody has ever asked for.

Yeah, I join this startup because I expect it will fail!
Pushing People into IT
This comment was inspired by a submission that has been flagged. While the context of the article was about women, this is a generalized problem. Boys are just as much the victims of parent ambition as girls are. That said, here is my original comment:

One thing I do not understand regarding regarding college diplomas overproduction is the push for more women in IT. We all know over here that IT is not the sunshine and flowers industry it sometimes looks like from outside. There's plenty of psychical and mental health hazards.

For the first time in 20 years I now have more women colleagues than man. Of course we should accept anybody who is passionate about IT into the field, but pushing people into it? In my team right now there's an junior engineer girl who is absolutely WOW, I have only seen one more junior so bright and passionate in my career. But there's also two junior engineer girls, the project owner and scrum master - both women - who are just miserable! They have no love for technology, quite the contrary: their phones, laptops, home wi-fi, are a source of stress for them. Which is especially bad now with work from home, no IT help desk. The 2 girls have been pushed into the industry by their parents who have a rosy distorted image of IT. The 2 women by the need for more money. This is not empowerment or equality or anything like that. Their lives are passing them by while they toil away at something they hate.

For my part I always try to also present the bad parts to parents who ask me about IT for their children. Having people who hate their work doesn't do anybody any good.

This is a request for comments and also an attempt to make you aware when you will have the chance to have career discussions with parents and children.
QuickNode (YC W21) Is Hiring for 45 Roles
This one actually made me belly laugh, thanks for that.

It's not independent, a study, or by York University, it was a ccp sponsored poll performed in China, by party members, with data collated and compiled by party members.

It's rare to see propaganda crumble to so delicate an interrogation, that's some primo stuff.
Also useful: https://diskprices.com/
I recommend https://www.amazon.com/Apple-Inside-Macintosh-Volumes-III/dp...
You never said which version of the OS.
Working with tables of data feels more right, more like programming then the usual shell. I also work quite often with CSV and it's nice to be able to manipulate/filter it like any other data that nu is able to read (just: open file.csv | find "foobar" | select name message).
> It started clumsy, true, but it became a solid and quite elegant way of doing things.

No. Just no. PHP will not be solid and elegant by evolution. It might have become an excellent tool for the area it's supposed to be used in, but the only way it could ever become elegant is if it had its python2=>python3 sort of moment. They would need to break it to fix it.

I don't think they'll do that, since I think they understand that it doesn't matter at all that the language sucks.
>Just like how for singles day in Asia, retailers shamelessly just jack prices up beforehand to make their sale prices look like discounts.

This would be illegal in Denmark
https://www.forbrugerombudsmanden.dk/hvad-gaelder/markedsfoe...

English

>If an item, for example, has cost DKK 1,000 throughout the year, and it is set up to DKK 1,500 for 6 weeks and then comes on “sale” for DKK 1,000 again, this is misleading, which is illegal.

obviously you can do stuff like set the price up for a longer period to escape being illegal but then you probably have a bunch of stock sitting around that doesn't move.

although as a general rule when I see black friday deals in Denmark I am not too thrilled at the savings, maybe because they tend to be realistic markdowns.
It's possible to benefit from containers without using the extension:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers#w_for-advanced-users
Possibility is energy will be free so challenge is to lean towards ideas and bias solutions who strive for progress independent of energy constraints
Mind you, accused of being paid.

I recommend you to watch arguments from both sides and then decide for yourself whether the accusation is right or not.
Lol cool.
I wonder if some of these types of card-tricks methods - based on "math and shuffle-rounds etc" to get a desired "result/order", can be used in a type of DB-Indexing ?

There must a 100+ of these types of tricks or algo's
> They are bombing innocent Yemenis who have ZERO connection to Iran

The Houthis are an extremely well armed group supported by Iran, please read about the topic you are uninformed. I am not saying what's going on there isn't tragic but it's far from "good guys vs bad guys". Iran had a role in what happened in Yemen as it had a role in what happened in Syria.
Saudi Arabia is as far from liberalism as Iran, I acknowledge that. But they have much less of a will to export "the revolution" to other places - unlike Iran. They kinda mind their own business most of the time.

> You're uncritically buying the line that Iran or the Muslim Brotherhood are the worst (which could be argued) but the other less so, because they are on "our side".

You are being uncritical as well. If you have any info that suggests otherwise you can share it, otherwise don't just contradict me and call me uncritical.

> If you prioritise human rights, that lives on both sides are equally valuable

I prioritise human rights within reason. Since the Arab Spring we've seen the whole area can in fact get much worse for humans very quickly. "Democratizing" a place like Egypt probably means bringing a hostile (to the West and to freedom in general) Islamic Caliphate of some sort, which I don't like.
Lol obvious! - Why so angry ?
Right, as I said, writing multiple lines of commands on a shell doesn't really make sense because it's not interactive usage, it's scripting. And scripting should be done using an editor, which is what you're doing by using nvim to write the command.
I am confused about your request. Are you asking for Chinese sources of her kidnapping?
> How often do you need to select unique elements by ID? Don't use IDs in the first place.

wait a minute, does everyone NOT use IDs for unique elements on page (not each element)? I mean I am genuinely interested in knowing why not to use IDs. There are unique elements which need to be selected on a page like #logout or something.