skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you precede everything with disclaimers or definitions, it makes the message less clear. Here by "civilization" I meant larger scale settlement. If you look at maps of migration or neolithic revolution, they tend to happen in the most hospitable regions first, then in less hospitable.
While I understand the disappointment regarding new platforms and hardware support, current number of Haiku contributors is relatively small considering the list of things to attend to. Please consider contributing, every small bit counts: https://www.haiku-os.org/community/getting-involved/
> msdn.com

Doesn't exist any more. It's now all under microsoft.com (e.g. devblogs.microsoft.com).
Yeah I started to notice it after a minute then found it super distracting.

Another easy solution is simply to stand further back from the mike and talk louder, putting the gain down.
Can someone give a 2-3 sentence summary of what this is? Some kind of javascript API to Postgres? Not an ORM though? Is the idea to have client connections to it from user browsers or anything like that? That sounds scary.
Olric Outperforms Redis
Show HN: Improve your Python regex skills with 75 interactive exercises
He probably realistically owed the public (or shareholders) an explanation of how he could justify being CEO of two companies more than he owes an explanation of why he left one of them.
The lobbying efforts of the Kochs were famously inspired by their battles with the EPA. They spent half of their careers fighting environmentalism in service of profit.
Stripe recruiting is terrible. It's a waterfall of red flags.
I don't know how they are managing to grow and have such a great product.
After their first call I decided to do not move on.
Not everything in the world has to do with Bitcoin.

This one means a >unicorn
I like this idea, but the app seems buggy. I tried to go through the initial steps, but in several places the Next button just did not work at all (After choosing logo fonts, choosing main color), just reloaded the page, and ended up in an inconsistent state with forever-loading icons. Gave up after 15 minutes of struggling. Chrome 95 on Manjaro.
The title here is being overlooked, its not _terrible_, its _hard_. Also this quote from the article:

> The bulk of these probably fall under "he obviously didn't understand X," or "you should never do Y!" in which case you would be absolutely right. The point of this is that I didn't understand the drawbacks or pain points until I'd gotten past the "toy" stage.

Most of what they discussed was indeed not great, but that was due to lack of understanding. I don't think anyone who does or promotes ES says it's _easy_. However, I would argue it _conceptually_ simple to understand (herein lies the fallacy people make simple != easy).

Like any pattern or tech that you are new too, it's going to be hard to build and operate in production (beyond the toy). Everyone takes for granted the decades we've had great tooling and operational patterns for state-oriented databases (mostly RDBMS').

And to be clear, event sourcing is "persistence strategy". What is mostly shown/discussed in the article is "event streaming" along with CQRS. They concepts are largely conflated. Once you understand, you won't be bamboozled.

Not to throw Confluent under the bus, but they have unfortunately written or promoted many articles for "event sourcing" use cases and this has confused everyone. You _can't_ do event sourcing with Kafka. It doesn't support optimistic concurrency control at the key level (where as something like EventStoreDB does natively or even NATS now with JetStream). Kafka if fantastic for what it is designed to do.. event streaming.
> The acting is superb, I really have not seen a single actor fail to deliver.

Have you seen the episode with the VIPs? They are terrible across the board. Their delivery sounds like NPC background dialogue from a third-rate low-budget video game.
I was hoping this would just redirect to Firefox :P
Same way I would never understand appeal of WWE or super hero movies for that matter.

Did you happen to watch Parasite - it’s sorta cut from the same cloth. Curious if it didn’t interest as well.
I enjoyed squid game, but it bugs me that everyone says it's a critique of capitalism. They're literally participating in a centrally planned system.
Language evolves naturally, true, but this tends to be a relatively slow process for larger changes like this. What we're dealing with here is not a natural evolution of language but a directed revolution. I prefer evolution over revolution, hence my counter-revolutionary language.
> More and more both personal computers and servers are using ARM CPUs without AES acceleration, though.

The RPi SoC is an exception here - most ARMv8 SoCs should have AES instructions.

> Also, write speeds of modern SSDs comes to be over 5 GBps.

True, but I don't think the expectation is to utilize that throughput with a single application, rather, to still have fast I/O even under load or with multiple applications, and to satisfy burst I/O quickly.
I guess a cord protects a screwdriver from being stolen.
It is a business convo, after all.

Being ghosted is normal and expected.

If I'm ghosted, I will follow up a couple times and leave it be.

People are busy with their own lives, so I'm not offended in any way.

Not ghosting would have been nice. But being nice is not expected.

People here are so offended about being ghosted for some reason. I thought HN crowd would be pretty good at doing business. Being ghosted is the norm.
The vague motto is not the issue; the detailed elucidation of the meaning in the code of content and the positive direction in the CoC (alleged to be, and this is consistent with the legal treatment of similar signed policy documents in employment law, a binding contract) to raise issues when either individual googlers at any level or the company as a whole seemed to be violating the policy as elucidated in that document are the issues.

The specific direction to raise issues if the company as a whole appeared to be in violation cannot be reconciled with the idea that it did not apply to announced official company actions.

And no one refused to do their job. The question is whether the things they were fired for doing were additional to, outside of, and inconsistent with their job or part of their job as specified in a binding contract with their employer.
A running joke in one of the companies I know was that whenever backend developers messed up something, frontend developers would raise an idea to have it replaced by PostgREST :-)
Web 3.0: A Developer Roadmap, Guide, and Resources to Get Started
There are no greater bragging rights in supercomputing than those that come with top ten listing on the bi-annual list of the world’s most powerful systems – the Top500.

Maybe China realised that bragging rights are worth very little, and that there's significant advantage in holding on to information that your opponents don't have access to.
You get the same every time this is done: Hunger Games and Battle Royale were also hailed for much more than the competitive brutality idea they were built on, and really they had little else to offer but that. For some reason people seem to feel the need to say they enjoyed it for reasons other than just enjoying inventive, competitive death games (maybe they really do, I don't know).

Anyway, I loved Squid Game but I wouldn't call it remotely deep. It's a formula. You just need to come up with a few decent characters and it practically writes itself.

IIRC, the maker of Squid Game was quoted as being unable to contemplate what a season 2 would involve. Are you kidding? Just put a new bunch of characters through a new bunch of games, sprinkle a bit of extra plot on it and keep up the production values. People will watch an infinite amount of this.

<DerekJacobi>He will bring them death, and they will love him for it.</DerekJacobi>
The beginning of article seems to hint at improving on Rogue One’s results, but it seems from the rest of the article and the video they are just trying to automate the inpainting, which gives worse results than Rogue One but a lot easier and less expensive.

Like this is a step backwards into the uncanny valley. The “improvement” is not having to pay artists to manually paint hair, eyes, and teeth.
With increased use of fillers/botox/surgery in the cosmetics industry, the real world and the uncanny valley will converge somewhere in the middle.
Hello!

I wrote a GUI app written in `tkinter` to help you practice Python regular expressions. Total 75 questions on `re.search`, `re.sub`, `re.split` and `re.findall` that'll test your understanding of anchors, alternation, grouping, escaping metacharacters, dot metacharacter, quantifiers, character class, grouping, lookarounds, flags, etc.

These exercise questions have been adapted from my "Python re(gex)?" ebook (free to read online [0]). See Exercises.md [1] for all the exercise questions from this book.

I'd appreciate your feedback :)

[0] https://learnbyexample.github.io/py_regular_expressions/

[1] https://github.com/learnbyexample/py_regular_expressions/blo...
I considered it, but decided I will not do it, at least for now. I find treatment like this humiliating and patronizing. I stated my opinion on a religion, to the tune that it is extra prickly and likes to react to criticism of its prophet with violence. I would feel dishonest if I retracted that.
Prettier Switch-Cases
I think it is fair to expect that even with the interface actively serving traffic, the data transfer over s3 should still be faster than the data transfer over wifi. Someone should take a closer look at that S3 throttling?
> Meritocracy is definitely under attack.

Meritocracy is an attack on capitalism. Read the book.
How did this screw people?
I have no idea what the situation is at Stripe, but there are some trends that explain this experience in the larger environment right now.

Recruiters are extremely hard to find. Comp has soared. Many have left old jobs to go to new jobs.

Generally, people rely on recruiters to manage the communication with candidates. Very high turnover leads to very high rate of things being dropped.

Compounding this, hiring great engineers is extremely difficult right now. So recruiters have a list of 10,000 things to do. It’s not ok that recruiters might be less effective in candidate management for no-hires, but it makes sense.

Finally, add on top of this that candidates are being less respectful of company time as well. Candidates are ghosting and not responding like never before. The market and the remoteness of the experience are turning hiring from a human activity into a transaction, on all sides.
What url have you received? no strange activity detected on our end
Covid 19 is not an old person problem
Yeah, I agree the VIPs' acting kinda sucks. But everything else is uber good.
I'm really glad YT Vanced did integrate it.
In NYC you can occasionally see a nice Kryptonite lock hanging on a bike rack with one neat cut through it from a battery powered angle grinder. Nothing can stand up to those unfortunately. It really is just a matter of not leaving it alone for long enough that a well equipped thief can spot it.
I thought that the casting & acting for the scene was on purpose to demonize the VIPs / controllers (westerners).

Evan costumes were horrible MardiGras masks would have even been a step up.
I can never not think about Splatoon when I read "Squid Game"
If this is the current pinnacle of the decentralised Web, I don't expect to see a YT competitor in my lifetime.
If you go to that site you don't get tons of videos, you get a technical explanation of what it is and a link to a page with 10 channels. Unless you're the kind of person who is on HN, you're just gonna go to youtube instead.
"Name, Purpose, Author, Version" -- succinct and reassuringly uniform.

One thing I recently realised is that RISC OS file specifications were very close to URL format. Had they used forward slash (and not dot) as a directory separator they would have been almost there! :-) (and interacted so much easier with the outside world)

Imagine having to write C/C++ where .cpp and .hpp files lived in separate directories! Ah, early 90s RISC OS.
Yeah all these waves of enthusiasm for a show just wash over me. I have ignored every one of them in recent decades. It has never harmed me socially to be utterly unaware of the details of the latest Mad Tiger Squid Soprano.
I bet almost nobody shakes the can before they use WD-40. It works much better and by that I mean the liquid works better after shaking the can first versus not shaking it.
Debezium isn't that enterprisey, unless you buy support from Red Hat ;)
This is reminiscent of another story about images:

https://www.hanselman.com/blog/there-is-only-one-cloud-icon-...

If an image works then people will copy it at nauseam.
If you were to view their script and line delivery through the lens of a non-English speaking Korean audience, which this show was targeting, I think you'd find that this is a non-issue.

The same way that the vast majority of shows and movies produced in America for American audiences contain absolutely atrocious foreign dialog...
>he believes that the populist right is the actual party of the working class

A pretty neat way of ingratiating himself with right wing elites and a promising route to political power.
For more context, this effort is mostly lead by X512, the wunderkid, who ported Haiku to RISC-V platform singlehandedly, and a long time Haiku contributor already. The patches are not upstreamed yet, and it currently only supports Radeon Southern Islands cards, planned to be expanded for Intel and other AMD cards in the future.

If you would like to contribute, feel free to drop by the forums, and say hi!
From my experience with stateful streaming apps, snapshots are life.
How is your calculator better than aws own tools?
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In a city it won’t tell you which apartment the bike is in. You need to remember to charge it up: the solutions I’ve seen don’t have super long battery lives. And you need to pay monthly for the data connection. It would be cool if you could combine that tracking with an insurance policy that bundled everything together especially talking to the reticent-to-help police.
That reminded me of this:

https://github.com/unbibium/atari64

He ported the C64 KERNAL and BASIC to Atari
What a coincidence, that just happens to be the key difference that makes it the wrong word to use.
With labour shortage I am amazed why people even subject themselves to such treatment.

I would stop the charade at 2) and said I am no longer interested.
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OUCH! could you please specify in what region and when have you experienced such a terrible connection?
Intersting choices of names, Hubris and Humility. Combined with the style of the page, it gives to me a solemn and heavy feeling. Especially compared to most projects presented that tend to be very "positive energy and emojis". Their website is also beautiful https://oxide.computer/. Though I wonder who's the target for this. Is this for cloud provider themselves, for people that self host, for hosters? For everyone?
I am really going to ask you to cite your sources on the fact that autoimmune diseases are caused by sterile environment. I remember reading that people of european descent have increased odds of certain autoimmune afflictions because of the black plague [1] and also on the wikipedia page it mentions that autoimmune diseases are triggered by infection [2], not LACK of it.

[1] I failed to find a source for this though, so if someone can point me out if I'm right or wrong, please do so.

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoimmune_disease#Causes
No. It cannot. Bitcoin cannot be used, because the rate of transactions is much to low for such an application. Currently its only use is gambling and burning the planet.
PostgREST is a standalone web server that turns your PostgreSQL database directly into a RESTful API. The structural constraints and permissions in the database determine the API endpoints and operations.

https://postgrest.org/en/v9.0/index.html
Datadog gave me a take-home assignment, which I could have done sloppily in one day or done well in two days. They added "we respect your time, so don't spend more than 3 hours on it". Then they rejected my solution because I didn't guard for all kinds of invalid input that was never mentioned anywhere.
It took me a long time to find it, but this is "the" search engine for PeerTube:

https://sepiasearch.org/

This could be a reasonable entry point for a non-technical user who just wants to watch videos. If you layer in recommendations system, trending etc. and have a default "Instance" for users to join, Peertube could start to compete with the user experience of YouTube
Heard about the complaint and the iccl submits. https://www.realsoft.ae/
Cantrill has talked quite a few times about this, it is for people that still build their own data centers.
> The author didn’t address these forces driving web content to centralized platforms, and web3 isn’t likely to avoid the same incentive structure from what I can tell.

A decentralized system driving to centralization is much better than centralized overlords having a full control over users in a walled garden reinforced by network effects. As TFA says, "Decentralized networks aren’t a silver bullet that will fix all the problems on the internet. But they offer a much better approach than centralized systems."

> Running your own servers is attractive for some, but they aren’t the majority and never will be

And it's not necessary as the existing servers federate between each other and allow the users to register normally.
Controlling a pipe organ with my computer (2020) [video]
Nah, doesn’t matter what name you use, tempboards always attracts things like this.

Tempchan is a good name, the name immediately makes it clear its purpose.

Which is good.
Active users are disportionately represented amongst people actively commenting, however
Example of Using React Testing Library with 3rd Party Component
https://web.archive.org/web/20211017130719/https://davidbieb...
this. I recently went through the job-hunting process, and employer's behaviour was terrible (on average, there were some good ones).

I don't think they understand that if they set the bar that low, then we'll all accept that and behave similarly badly.

Like loyalty - employers stopped being loyal to their employees, so employees stopped being loyal back. Every time I see an employer moan about how employees don't care any more, I feel schadenfreude.

We mirror the behaviour we see, because game theory.
> For some reason people seem to feel the need to say they enjoyed it for reasons other than just enjoying inventive, competitive death games

I guess that's because otherwise you are kind of taking on the role of the sadistic spectators. I'm not saying that's true but it might feel like that to some people.

I kind of enjoyed Squid Game but I totally agree with you, I do not think it had much to offer in terms of social commentary, it's pretty one dimensional.

Personally, I prefered 'The Platform' (also on Netflix), which is a bit of a different take on a similar theme, although it is not any more subtle about its metaphor.
Where do you get 50 years from?

If we take that number literally than you seem to be implying that China is 50 years behind in semiconductors which would pit their feature size in the micron range or about comparable to what Sam Zeloof is doing in his home lab.
I guess we need to keep ourselves busy with some docs, as that one works.
I believe it means 4 in 10 of the college educated. I don’t remember the exact line. I’d have to go back and check. However I vouched for your dead comment and wanted to comment quickly.
I used React Testing Library for the first time and blogged about it for AG Grid.

I used more querySelector and querySelectorAll, than the Testing Library documentation suggests because when working with a 3rd Part component I don't have access to add data-testid attributes.

My previous experience with WebDriver helped because I was able to write CSS selectors fairly easily and add synchronisation code to handle the asynchronous nature of the grid rendering.

There are Github links in the post, but the code is here in case anyone wants to look at it: https://github.com/ag-grid/react-data-grid/tree/main/podcast...

I only have a few tests so I haven't really attempted to make the abstraction layers complete or very isolated, but if I added more automated execution code then I would refactor the abstraction layers into something more manageable.
It does come with a rather insidious PFAS problem. That problem doesn't have a solution.