skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's indeed a case where it fails, but in all my years I have maybe ran into that problem once. But it's trivial to implement a more strict form of array if you wish. And if I remember correctly there are some standard extensions that have classes to do just that.

And for the record, it's not Stockholm syndrome, I use plenty of other languages and I know the benefits and drawbacks of each of those.
Wait until you try it.

As someone who is on merchant side related to Shopify, SHOP is greatly overvalued
> Espresso machines, then and now, are gigantic, expensive, difficult to use, and incredibly inefficient from an energy perspective. They do not really make sense for the home.

The author talks about the La Pavoni Ideale, but I don't get how they missed La Pavoni's current bread and butter, the Europiccola and Professional, both of which are more than small enough to fit in a kitchen, make great espresso, and have been sold since the 1960s.
Every pricing page should have GIFs
Is there an explanation for that? Some large public events or some policy change around testing, changed data collection? The curve looks weird indeed.
Yeah you are right, it was more like getting into the black.
What footguns would that be?
Sure, but even as a gender questioning male he was definitely being placed in a "historically weaker social role".
> Physics and Biology have both sufficiently advanced to make an accidental destruction of the human race a non-zero probability.

Not only that, they have to take place in a society that has to care about the results. You can have all the findings you want, but where the rubber hits the road the rest of society has to do something with it.

In my eyes this is the biggest problem right now. So it is not that science does not do enough, it is that if science conclusively finds something we cannot follow these findings on a big scale for socioeconomical reasons: those profiting right now don't want to change things, because they are profiting, those who suffer are gaslit in a way that they start to attack scientific thinking itself, etc.

Unless we tackle that why do science at all? Why allow them to assert power over our political thinking that has a mismatch witch reality, if we believe it is them who have a mismatch with reality?
wow, now I want to see that for Amazon in real time globally!
> Linux on the desktop

You mean it's fully doable and going to become a standard in practice for our peers?
Same here. It's not clear to me if this distro is indeed viable for the desktop, and hoe exactly they support the Fedora packages past Fedora lifetime (or whether they'll even supply all of the Fedora repos).

A Fedora LTS is exactly what I'm looking for.
Yes projector + appletv is a perfect combo. Add airpods pro and you get spatial sound.
Well, there’s actually a standard for low latency LAN audio that uses PTP “precision timing protocol” a frame prioritization protocol. Given a switch that supports PTP, including some bog-standard Netgear models, you can use what is called AVB or audio video bridge. You can use an AVB driver directly on each system and audio being processed on one system can playback over another’s audio hardware!

So, there’s also a layer three standard called AES67 from the Audio Enfineering Society and this competes directly with systems like Dante.
I have no idea how these perform over the broader general internet as I would think that each hop alters the latency landscape significantly
Yeah I get 60gb for 20 euro here in Spain and that's not even on a contract but on prepay. 4gb is measly.
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IIRC Jay Last didn't pass the threshold.
I recommend putting googly eyes on the top lid[0]. That way, even if you're home alone you will start your day with a happy friend who will gladly pour you a cup of comfort. Always cheers me up a bit!

[0] https://i.imgur.com/MGUj9cV.png
Or AVB as I note above, depending upon your lan and hardware
doesn't her second graph show that the indirect signature of the new strain indicates that it is widespread in SA?
(Yes, ) But without the current privacy policies, thanks. (Context: I was informed two years ago, by resellers, that Toyota was sending data from the cars to their own servers - just this very capability embedded in the car already some find completely unacceptable - and that they intended to demand the signature of agreements loose about privacy.)
Stop feeding then.
> "Their lives are passing them by while they toil away at something they hate."

This is probably true for a large percentage of society - very few people actually get to work at their "dream jobs". But people need to work to support themselves and their families, and IT work, even if you're not passionate about it, still pays better and is less physically demanding than working in a factory or a restaurant. You can get satisfaction from other things in your life - it doesn't all have to come from your job.

I've worked in software development for many years, and I used to be passionate about it. But after seeing enough disillusioning things about it, it's become just a job that pays the bills until I can retire, and that's OK with me.
> it would seem like an easily-avoidable source of vendor lock-in

I have the same question / concern.

I think it's great that AWS are offering their own flavour of Linux, but doesn't that result in added risk of vendor lock-in?

Whereas with an Ubuntu instance, one can change cloud providers quite easily [0], without being tied into AWS-specific Linux configurations [1].

[0] I think AWS is great, so this is more a hypothetical scenario.

[1] I say this knowing little about AWS Linux and the degree to which it has custom configurations that can't easily plug-and-play on other distros.

Would appreciate insight from someone who can speak to this risk from experience.
Of all the years where I worked in ecommerce, the first year with Black Friday was the only one that was any fun.

We where one the first webshop in the country to have a Black Friday campaign, mostly as an aftertought. The entire thing was just one guy in marketing, me, who hacked together a quick way to add the discounts and then our fantastic team of buyers who used to occasion to clean out old stock and mistaken purchases. We ran with anything from 20 - 90% discounts. As stuff sold out everyone just kept digging into old stock and adding insane discounts. It was so much fun to see items that normally didn't move just sell out in minutes.

The next year everything was more or less normalize, planned and just boring and stressful as expectations from customers where much higher and it became more a quest to keep the servers from crashing.
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> a non-fragile format, e.g. json.

JSON is a terrible format. Especially for streaming data.

Here's a super simple shell script for generating invalid JSON that will blow Python's stack:

n="$(python3 -c 'import math; import sys; sys.stdout.write(str(math.floor(sys.getrecursionlimit() - 4)))')"

left="$(yes [ | head -n "$n" | tr -d '\n')"

echo "$left" | python3 -c 'import json; print(json.loads(input()))'

It is invalid JSON. But you cannot tell if it's invalid until either:

a) You run out of memory.

b) The connection ends.

Because JSON is terrible for streaming data.
I have to wonder about the big-O notation.

Do people really write f(x) = O(g(x)) ?

Because that doesn't seem to make sense. It could make sense if we read O as an operator (so f is the upper bound on g, but the definition is the other way around) but saying that a function is equal to an upper bound is just odd, even leaving aside the fact that the definition uses "f(x)", i.e., the application of f, to express the function itself.
It's not true they assume full write access to ~, they just don't propagate they limitation of a constricted choise of paths in their GUIs. Because they isn't a way to do that, GUI toolkits don't really provide a way to clearly communicate you can only save/open in a specific dir.
I sometimes wish I'd never learnt C#. I love property accessors, as I consider properties to be a part of public API and in PHP, there's no nice way around it other than the boilerplate getters and setters.

Also I hope we'll get generics at some point. I know there are some issues with their implementation, but even non-runtime enforced generics would be better then relying on a docBlock annotation.

Enums are neat, though.
While these tutorials are a great way to teach system administration to those who want to start tinkering, I wish people would put more energy into building well crafted firmware images using frameworks like openembedded or buildroot and teaching people how to use those.

Most of the raspbian-based tutorials or images out there treating the raspberry pi like a normal server are just going to trash the SD or fail because system state is mutating in unexpected ways.

Start building immutable images that hold temporary data strictly in RAM.
I feel you because I'm kinda like you.

I dropped off school, enrolled to university twice and had similar experiences to what you mention.

personally I've had a combination of luck, skills and audacity to "manage" without those degrees, but (!)
I can tell you that the road ahead isn't easy.

failing to complete the foundations, for whatever reason, signals bad news. could be just impatience, feels repetitive, undiagnosed ocd/ad(h)d, whatever. these things will hit you same way during day to day job and life in general and it's something to work on.

a paper certificate on the wall is sort of the standard "proof" you've done something in your life beyond clay sculpting in preschool. but it's not the only way. build up a portfolio, setup a page with all your best projects, keep updating it at least yearly.
be both strict and open minded when it comes to job searching. know what you definitely don't want, aim for what you do want, and listen to new possibilities you didn't know.

keep looking, you only need one yes between all the no's. get the ball rolling, improve your resume and financial stability. even if you don't get the best at first, consider a job as sponsorship to learn and do new things. climb up the ladder.

good luck!
Love this app, especially the current exclusivity due to the invite code mechanism.
int increment(a)

{
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void somefunc()

{
int b = 5;

b = increment(b);

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"I'm probably right statistically" - Please, let us try to accept the world as it is. Not as we would like it to be.
Then something isn't right.

You're probably buying lighter roasts, which are in vogue but are more difficult to brew.
I've also noticed a lot of sites that now scrape GitHub Issues and the discussions on there that are increasingly spamming search results.

GithubMemory, GitMemory and Giters are the domains that come to mind immediately, but there's loads of other non-obvious ones as well.

Domain denylisting can't come soon enough as a feature from search results, urgh.
haha, it's crazy to see this on HN!! we really are in the best timeline.
I wonder how much of the shitty code bases have more to do with the popularity of PHP (for web based applications) than anything else. I've seen plenty of shitty code bases fin just about any language. If there's more of something, there will be more of it that's of low quality.

Not denying your point though. There is some real awful stuff out there that could make a grown man cry.
And this is the ultimate HN answer.

Even in a thread about coffee, it must mention ThinkPads

But I also have the same moka. It’s good
Interesting! Could you explain how did you manage to find sites and how can you know where are they based?
What is this argument for, or against?
I really like the minimalism here. As coincidence has it I'm working on a similar application that focuses on note taking and offers publishing as a secondary feature. Your comment on image upload being costly rang very true. Have you considered offering a bring-your-own-storage approach to facilitate this? E.g. provide an S3 api key and upload images straight from browser. I'm currently tossing that idea around but not sure if it's out of scope for a minimalist application :)
Come to Switzerland, then. We have nice hedges, excellent beer, and... Right, did I mention the nice hedges? :)
Many Germans refuse to use anything but cash for that very reason, so this isn't a very strong argument.
They lost me at 'float' -> used for computer graphics.

Whoever wrote this spent a ton of time putting this together but failed at providing value.
So has it gotten revived or is it only kept for posterity now?
Let's go deeper. Not many people know why human invented the concept of evil.

Most animals especially mammals evolved by the arm race between the predators and the preys to perfect their power,agility and intelligence. The algorithm is called GAN. There are few extreme instances that GAN between predators and preys is not enough. Human is among the few primates that often kill their own species. Competition and cooperation are 2 parts of evolution. The extreme competition is war among human tribes. We have the nature of fighting and killing other human even the society become civilized.

The concept of "evil" emerged as a reason to justify the killing of our same species. You can get that from a lot of Hollywood movies. There's a spiritual need for evil to exist.

That's why NATO can bomb the oppressive regimes all over the world everywhere. Because they are collectively supported by the people of NATO countries. When something's wrong they collectively blame wrong information. What I mean is: "Weapons of Massive Destruction was caused by intelligence failure" is a bigger lie than WMD itself. It's also cannot be blamed on a few politicians who are democratically elected by people. The real reason is there was a spiritual need for evil so the people were easily fooled.

Even today after millions of people's life were ruined and there are massive waves of immigration people in NATO countries still don't connect the cause end effects, never realize that it was their own arrogant belief that they own democracy and human rights, along with they have superior weapons to liberate the people from oppressive regimes, cause the chaos world today.

Will they wake up? not likely. The retreat from Afghanistan was because of running out of resource but not because realize it was fundamentally wrong.
Yes they do, and yes this is wrong and everyone knows it, and no we can't do anything about it.
Billy's dad's garage stash.
Miles? What the hell is a mile? You mean kilometers?
Question is whether this is enforced? Is there a way to fine firms? Can you complain about them?
Boeing really shot themselves in the foot with the C-Series fiasco. It's sad for Bombardier because they were so close to actually making it ( or at least having a chance of making it). The biggest winner is of course Airbus, because they got an awesome plane, with existing customers and orders to boot, for basically free. They can extend it and shrink it, and use it to replace the sub-A320 range.
This is also good point.
Maybe the following paragraph can help.
"causes is the two things coming together or being together, which is called ‘association;’ they suppose the two things cause one another. Also, since the non-existence of one thing is the cause of a bounty’s non-existence, they suppose that the thing’s existence is also the cause of the bounty’s existence. They offer their thanks and gratitude to the thing and fall into error. For a bounty’s existence results from all the bounty’s conditions and preliminaries. Whereas the bounty’s non-existence occurs through the non-existence of only a single condition.

For example, someone who does not open the canal to water the garden is the reason and cause of the garden drying up and the non-existence of bounties. But the existence of the garden’s bounties is dependent on hundreds of conditions besides the man’s duty and the bounties come into being through dominical will and power, which are the true cause.

Yes, ‘association’ is one thing and the cause is another. You receive a bounty, but the intention of a person to bestow it on you was the ‘associate’
of the bounty, not the cause. The cause was divine mercy. If the man had not intended to give you the bounty, you would not have received it and it would have been the cause of the bounty’s non-existence. But in consequence of the above rule, the desire to bestow cannot be the cause of the bounty; it can only be one out of hundreds of conditions.... from meaning of Quran "
So the superposition refers to the two types of spin and after a collision you can infer the spin of the collided particles in the properties of the D2 molecules?
On the other hand, code is often not the only output. Tickets, design docs, bug repros, emails, wikis, user docs, etc. Touch typing can remove one source of friction there.
When envrionmanetal alarmist cancel Black Friday?
there's a movie for that, but I think it would be a spoiler to name it
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We used moodle in uni cca 10 years ago and it worked fine. Did online quizzes/exams, homework submission, forums, lecture notes, ...
If we are talking about efficiency, you can brew wonderful coffee w/o ever getting up to 100C. Using steam to diffuse out the essence from the grounds is one great way, but there are so many other ones as well.

Coffee brewing is like a thermodynamic engine diagram, lots of different routes along the temperature, pressure, mass, flow rate, ground size and packed density dimensions.
On Linux only for non-Filesystem backends (Ceph, Gluster, etc.)

The only fork of Ganesha that supports it on a proper filesystem is the TrueNAS fork and that only on their ZFS Fork that brings NFSv4 ACLs to Linux.

So really, no. You can't use NFSv4 ACLs with Ganesha on Linux outside of Forks or using scale-out data stores.
the site I linked to is the consumer rights ombudsmand, so you can complain to them, and the consumer rights ombudsmand can also undertake independent investigations if she wants (although unsure about how that works)

on edit: consumer rights of course covers more than this but going through the site can find cases where companies have been fined etc. for violations of rights - for example https://www.forbrugerombudsmanden.dk/nyheder/forbrugerombuds...

in this case company reported to police for illegal telephone sales.
my (probably less than) two cents:
99.999% of times one of the co-founders will "look sideways" now and then, signaling they're not all-in. different offers or different desires or even just stopping to believe in the product. could be your cofounder, could be you. whatever the reason, look for the team that has their eyes set straight ahead on goal.
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towels down 35%? are people dirtier since lockdown? xD

on serious note, pretty cool visualization!
> Our political systems are imploding because of capture by the donor class.

Disagree. I think the root cause of all of this is the Internet. Remember, we've just all been connected together with highspeed network in last 20 years or so, mostly last 10 years wrt to social media. The colossal impact it has on world population is immeasurable and inconceivable. Just today, people on HN are talking about Black Friday sales in Iran.
Appeal to probability is also another kind of logical fallacy. Don't get me wrong, there's value on knowledge and judgement that resides outside of the logic domain but you don't know what's a logical fallacy.
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I warned it was outdated and it has a date. Nevertheless, it's a classic piece and a number of the criticisms are still true. I don't see what makes it any worse than linking to the Unix Hater's Handbook, which is also outdated in many respects and yet still considered a classic for a reason.
Can I get an ISO of this distro without having an Amazon account? I checked the few links on the page but found nothing.
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I think the menu in your toolbar that allows you to open a new tab in a particular container (you then have to do it via a long press or right-click on the new tab button), to re-open a current tab in a different container, and this new container-specific VPN functionality.
I checked that page, and I don't see how to enable this natively. This page just seems to point people to install the add-on.
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Whois service error discloses an obsolete login name
I submitted an IP query on a "whois" service:

https://whoisip.ovh/

I did that because that IP address tried to POST an invalid URI on my personal blog.

I received an error message disclosing the name used to connect to their SQL database!

Fortunately the name seems to be invalid.

With other IPs it seems to work perfectly.

There is no form to report this anomaly on this page.

[SqlException (0x80131904): Login failed for user 'REMOVED BY MYSELF'.]

I suspect that it didn't parsed the IP correctly as the first block has only two digits (it was an IP from Russia).
The ease of the "just put it on the filesystem and it can be run!" system also opens up security vulnerabilities when people want to enable file uploads, for instance. I think the proliferation of places you can put configuration for the runtime is also a potential source of issues, as are various forms of string escaping that should be avoided.
> The biometric data (fingerprints and facial images) are stored on a chip in the card.

Only on the card, genuinely asking? If I lose my citizen's card and ask for a new to be reissued is that information not retrieved from a central database for the 2nd card?
I think we need to acknowledge that user generated content will not be safe in all cases. Only a meticulous review of the material could establish fitness for kids.

That cannot be the general rule though, so Roblox would need to add respective filters that parents have control over. Parents also need help in literacy in these issues.

You cannot make the internet safe for children, so parents need to engage with question like this.
I'm not sure if it's possible for this permission yet, but it did become possible for extensions to dynamically requests access to page contents per site, rather than declaring them all up front. It requires the extension authors to use a different API though, which not everyone has switched to yet.
Sure. But have you not noticed how the same, now oldish, games go on sale for the exact same amount for years and years?

I can tell without looking that Cities: Skylines is sold for 6.99 euro. Or the latest Civilization game at 15 euro. Or bioshock infinite at 7.99 euro or so.
As someone who's been writing C since the mid 90s, this is mostly rubbish and would be a terrible way to learn C.
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It is as good as any if you have no financial constraints and no technical overhead and time constraints, but everyone does.

Kafka is one of those systems that needs to be justified by out-scaling other solutions that don't come wedded with all its baggage.
Can someone give an example of how this works? The article was light on details.