skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Reread what you just wrote for a moment and reflect on that.

This comes across as very patronising. I would assume the author is perfectly aware of what they just wrote.
The meaning is what it means usually from a 文言文 point of view, so it's not as familiar to the Chinese now. Japanese more or less maintains the meanings as it should during the Tang and Song dynasty.
The energy from this type of system is far to low for what the author describes. Instead I have a coil on my stove and it is connected to a thermostat to know when the stove is hot and a hot water pump and 2 hot water tanks. Cold city water enters the first tank and circulated through the coil on top my stove. This does a great job of heating a lot of water during a day. Then the second tank pulls from the first one and it is already heated saving lots of money. The first tank is not plugged in just runs off the stove.

If you could take a lot of energy from the stove (my hot water set up can do that) you also have to worry about creosote build up. It is important to have a high air hot fire occasionally to get rid of it and to also clean your chimney yearly.
Plus of course there's no way to say they couldn't have been formed naturally since one can't examine all of the tiny rocks on earth to rule out it being naturally occurring.

The guy is just interpreting evidence to conform to his pet beliefs. This is not science.
He has example code (presumably active on his server) for how to do this -
https://www.dzombak.com/blog/2021/02/Redirecting-Hacker-News... :)
Building an internal repository of any kind is not hard at all for you today.

For me, five years after you left the company it’s a pain the arse because all your code refers to this repository that doesn’t exist, the one with the custom packages with no source control, the dependencies which are no longer even in LTS versions of any extant OS distribution, and the Vagrantfile won’t work because it used undocumented perimeters for both Vagrant and that homebuilt hyper visor that you and your team built as a lark (that doesn’t exist outside your personal laptop).

So for me, it’s all the dependencies get checked into the repository, all the tests run before we merge to master, and we do not use any custom in-house infrastructure of any kind.
Given that something like Content ID existing and the fact that YouTube's parent company has developed the capability of detecting and recognising 'speech', 'music' and 'sounds' on an automated and mass scale and both YouTube and Google being very secretive about algorithm changes, I would not be surprised to see an algorithm change that detects several keywords spoken in a video which automatically flags / down-ranks or removes the offending video.

After all, the moderation in YouTube is automated: [0]

> Our systems don't always get it right, but you can request human review of decisions made by our automated systems.

[0] https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6162278?visit_id=6...
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This is basically a way of saying: to hell with those "package managers".

It's a sentiment that I'm actually in agreement with. I've been coding mostly in Java for the past 22 years. Somewhere around 2010 Maven became the prevalent build tool quickly displacing the venerable Ant. With Ant we had builds that used checked in jar file dependencies. It was obvious what your builds consisted of and they were very fast once you cloned the repo.

Then came Maven and the conflict resolution hell quickly followed (esp with unpinned dependencies). Now every time I type mvn install it feels like a small adventure in its own right. I'm absolutely flabbergasted. We sacrificed simplicity and reliability for a bit of instant gratification. Bad tradeoff.
Heh, good spot. Funny enough, it was upgraded to log4j2 somewhat recently in https://github.com/prevayler/prevayler/issues/24 to remediate CVE-2019-17571, which it probably wasn't even vulnerable to. I wonder how many other people did the same thing. I wish security advisories did a better job explaining the circumstances of when something is exploitable.
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Luckily you aren’t brainwashed and can tell us this.
I guarantee they are not aware of the ramifications of what they wrote. They live in the now, following the contemporary paradigm.

I live in the five years future where the propeller head rock star programmer has moved to greener pastures (the ones where he doesn’t have to write project planning documents of any kind).

They are different worlds.
Most likely they were already working on something else by the time this game hit shelves and not really motivated to work on a tainted failure rather than something new due to the constant burnout
How's the CCP financing the subsidies? AFAIK they don't collect taxes on the average citizen/there's rampant tax avoidance.
From my experience, performance issues like this would only arise during integration, and if integration is late, there's no time to optimize. By the time all the requisite pieces came together to make a playable game, there was no time to optimize, since any devs who might be able to fix this were pulled into other stability issues uncovered in integration.
I don't think you understand OSS. OSS is about Open Source not about working for free. I love OSS. It's great. But stop complaining when the world gives you exactly what you ask for. If you want to be paid $ to do OSS then put that in your OSS licence and sue people who don't pay. If you don't then grow up, accept that the world will treat your work as having $0 value and move on.
Ah. Unfortunate.
In metres. (The unit for SPH on a prescription is the diopter; 1 dpt = 1 m^-1.)

You can also just wander over to a pharmacy's glasses rack and hold some reading glasses in front of your normal ones to test how much SPH you need to add. (Optical power is approximately additive.)

I should have noted: if you don't wear glasses already, or if that the formula gives you a SPH > 0.0 and you don't have astigmatism, then there's no need to order prescription ones. You can just go to the reading glasses rack in any store and buy ones with that SPH.
I don't think anyone in the Java community is surprised to find they have a dependency on Log4j. It's one of those libraries used so widely that it's practically stdlib.
I didn't have any credentials at the time, which is why I felt the need to be proactive in the job interview.

I also interviewed at Microsoft (just down the street) a few years later, and got the standard interview treatment.

I know what quicksort is, and I've implemented it more than once over the years. But I could not implement it off the top of my head at the moment without doing a quick refresher on the algorithm.

I was once assigned the task of speeding up a program written by <famous programmer you've heard of>. In perusing the code I happened to notice that there were two custom bubblesorts buried in it. I replaced them both with calls to C's qsort and got a nice boost. Was <famous programmer you've heard of> a fraud? Not at all. Anybody's code can be made better. I've been found guilty of having hidden quadratic code many times.
For reference: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/03/hacker-reduces-gta-on...
Do you think that's unique to Europeans, or do you think other imperialist and expansionist peoples rationalized things in a different way?

Would love to see some comparisons here.
best Merlin in existence is on the Warlord Chronicles by Bernard Cornwell.
I have. What's your point?
From:

> The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China

So literally the propaganda office lol
I had a friend who responded:

"you tell me."
Can’t you like, cache the node_modules folder on CI builds? I dunno, seems gross, unless you’re on a project with minimal deps or very meticulous about which deps you leverage. I am just one of those people who are constantly trying to upgrade dependencies anyways (cautiously of course) as to avoid vulnerabilities. That said, I see the point, it’s interesting..
I wonder how much remains of the capitalism in this case.

I should remind us that the original "Doctrine of Fascism" (by Mussolini, not the German Nazi stuff) was very much about blending corporate and state power: it openly declares that "fascism is corporatism".
We're not going to do that, for a bunch of reasons. One is that it's a creative constraint which (after 15 years I think we can say) is always possible to work within.

Another is that if we made it longer, people would soon experience the new length as a constraint in its own right.
Thanks - fixed now.

Submitted title was "Six Amazon workers killed after tornadoes reduce warehouse near St. Louis". I don't think that was awful, but ok.
I don't understand your argument at all. Companies and people in general only pay for things they have to pay for. So if you ask for $0 that is exactly what they will pay. It is not a difficult point I am making.
This is all so dumb that it feels like it must be a troll. You don’t need a TV to watch your local TV news. They have this newfangled thing called a website and they are also on twitter. Or try your local newspaper’s website, which will obviously cover live weather events. Sigh.
As far as yesterday was concerned, Edwardsville (and neighboring areas) knew they were in the line of fire by 8PM local time. The tornado hit the facility at ~8:40.

Source: my phone blew up with 3+ emergency alerts starting at around 8. (here's a NWS tweet from 7:45 -- you can see what we were dealing with: https://twitter.com/NWSStLouis/status/1469483383994691586)

Things can get out of control quicker (15-20 minutes warning is usually as close as it gets), but I think it's definitely reasonable to suspect negligence in this instance. There are two possibilities, imo:

1. They had enough time to get people to shelter, and chose not to
2. The facility wasn't up to par
No that's a monkey on a bolo helped by a guy named Livingstone
> Waltzmania was understood as an epidemic of deviant dancing transmitted via the imagination.
Honestly you sound like one of those armchair analysts from California who have no idea what weather even is.

The warnings for tornado touchdowns are minutes at best. Businesses don't shut down whenever there is a bad storm with the possibility of tornado. It happens way too frequently for that to be practical.
Where did I say it was a brand new idea? Where did I say it would be easy? Starting a business is hard. I founded and ran my own succesful business so I know how hard it is. I am not sure what your point is?
I don't know. If the Chinese government wants to subsidise my OLED screen, I say let them.
> Pinned versions don't mean anything when sub-dependencies can have transient versioning resolution occur.

That's the purpose of lockfiles-- to pin the entire dependency tree.
It does seem like it would be a bit harder to manufacture consent from the people to drop bombs on a country if tons of people have a strong, positive association with their food.

Seems like a similar effect as foreign exchange programs. It's harder to start a war with someone when tons of your own people have friends and family there and won't fall for the racist, dehumanizing 'othering' of the people who live there.
Pretty pedantic. I think we can agree that since the title and parent comment mention "Spartans", they are talking about the Spartans and not other residents.
Hey @mbrodersen, this is really not appreciated here on HN. This pasting of what is essentially the same reply on every top-level comment is borderline spam.
They didn’t use it because it was faulty.
> Chinese medicine gets people to drink urine

In extreme cases, this happens. And we also know that a lot of high impact cancer research results cannot be reproduced. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-03691-0

And Chinese medicine for the most part is a discipline for nurturing human body through natural produces and elements for self healing. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-preventi...

It does not have scientific methods.

The modern Chinese medicine is adopting scientific methods. https://academic.oup.com/bib/article/15/6/984/180255

Condescending argument are not wrong, they are just logically imprecise. And can easily provoke negative emotions to your readers.
Which world are you talking about? History is full of people exploiting other people. Mention any period of history where people were not trying their damn hardest to exploit other people?
Sad reductionist stripping away creativity to leave nothing but a hollow husk of bare information, as if all information must be presented in utilitarian brutalism exclusively. You're view is about as sad as your own attempts at passive aggression.
Interesting that it doesn't appear anyone with casual exposure from the wedding guests tested positive. Only the guests and family members in close contact with each other for an extended amount of time.

That would seem to imply that lockdowns would be an effective measure to prevent spreading considering the behavior of the new omicron variant.

Lets see how the people of the US respond to this knowledge.
Most of the modern average life expectancy gains come from drastically improving infant survival. I doubt many 'weak' babies were around that nature did not kill first.
Mao was writing those after almost 80 years of forced opening up in Opium war. I don't think your facts supports your claim.
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First of all those workers absolutely stopped working, they went to the shelter section of the building but guess what, mother nature sometimes can get worse than what your preparation is ready for.

Secondly I don't know what you are suggesting here. Do you have any idea how frequent weather like this are in the midwest?
DNProtect offers domain name protection plans for exactly this reason. If the OP had domain name protection all the legal fees of defending the name would be covered.
I am saying no such thing. Read my comment again. What I am saying is that you get what you ask for. Ask for $0 and that is exactly what you get. So don't act all surprised and start throwing your toys around because the world doesn't work the way you want it to work.
Can anyone recommend a service that allows people to back specific GitHub issues (pledge money) other than Bountysource?
And in doing so, they put everyone else out of business and then own the market.
Why would anyone pay for business class airline tickets instead of (subsidized) coach? They both get to the destination at the same time!
Apple produced great hardware open to experimentation up until the original Macintosh which eschewed all open extension capabilities.

I'd say that Apple produced great bicycle-for-the-mind software up until they discontinued HyperCard; they still support Garage Band, though.

Otherwise, to my mind, Apple's computers became the epitome of "my way or highway" approach, closer and closer to consumer appliances.
Anyone with sufficient understanding of the issues can say. Unfortunately it's an open secret in the field, everyone knows it, noone can talk about it.

How about learning some actual material about genetics and psychometrics instead of making yourself look like a fool?
People always complain about the new apps. Microsoft in fact had like, 3 paints. Now they gave up on that idea and refreshed the main Paint.
They get upset and expect things to be fixed for $0 because that is the value that the OSS maintainer put on his own work. So why is that surprising? It's how a market place works.
The OP only received a letter, and hasn’t been sued. It’s not too late to set up domain protection.

Business insurance and cyber liability insurance doesn’t cover domain names. You have to get a domain name protection company to cover the domain.
What a perverse implication. I suppose its a great theory for you tho - anyone who uses the currency is automatically part of the scam, thus there are no honest defenders, thus it is a scam! Q.E.D.!

I own about 50 dollars of BAT, the currency that Brave uses, which I added to my wallet purely as a way of supporting Brave. I would happily -give you that 50 dollars- as a lesson about how none that changes ones opinions.
Not at all. I don't think you understand OSS. OSS is about Open Software. Not about free (as in $0) software. The only way to make OSS sustainable is to make companies pay for it.
Not gp, but obviously yes. I'm yet to meet someone who can pass a leetcode-style interview with sober and conscious interviewers, but can't code. Have you?

Leetcode and coding ability is an A -> B but B -/-> A situation: failing leetcode doesn't mean you can't program, but the reverse is absolutely the case.

Leetcode can't filter out other potential issues that may impact success (e.g. poor anger management, or poor judgement).
Latest Windows 11 insider build added something new on taskbar, maybe you should do a look if they added the API or similar again...

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/12/08/announc...
That's extraordinarily short-sighted. When your nation no longer has manufacturing capability and you are beholden to Chinese OLED screens you might think differently. Not only will the price be fit for a monopoly, but also they could freely restrict tech from your other industries, further crippling your nation. Not to mention restricting sales to military and other strategic ventures.

Several decades ago it was food security - the idea that a nation must produce enough of its own food to feed its populace - that was the concern of import policy. Today the field is much, much broader.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_security
Ads is google's god.

"No-ads" is like coming to google church and offending the religion.
Specifically, it’s the zero-installs philosophy. It’s linked from the url you shared.

https://yarnpkg.com/features/zero-installs

It’s also compares this with checking node_modules into git
That has nothing to do with the rice research. I’m not against ARS I’m debating the usefulness of the rice sector.
The tendency to destroy itself is both the good and the bad part of capitalism. Karl Marx was pretty sober about this. He always argued capitalism is a necessary stage but externalities would bottom out and the system would inevitably destroy itself.
Absolutely. However in reality if you give away your work for $0 then people value your work at $0 which means that they expect you to fix problems for $0. The problem is the maintainers giving away their work for $0. OSS is not about free (as in $0) it is about Open Source.
Corporatism, at the time, meant something closer to the Estates General or the Hong Kong electoral system for the Chief Executive.
Something is off with this link.
.net domain is for network operators and that sort of thing. Precedes and nothing to do with Microsoft dot net.
BOE has no fab in the pearl River delta though
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BOE_Technology
For example, when X plays a corner, there is a possibility that your heuristic may play another corner right? In that situation X wins.
Unfortunately it has some pretty severe limits on where you can place the seating which makes it completely useless for my totally average setup (11x12' living room with tv on one wall and the couch on the back). Sure, it's not optimal for 5.1 because I can't place my speakers in a nice arc/circle, but it would be nice to know where my reflections are. Guess I'll just have to do the math myself...
Is there a karma level on HN where you can downvote articles? I can down and upvote comments, but only upvote articles.

Will there be a point in my karma life when I can downvote a submission like this?
The US relies on corn, soybeans and wheat. The rice research doesn’t show any evidence of functionality.
maybe not the connection, but definitely audio and video not working the first time you connect isn't uncommon.
> Bethesda oversold their AI all the same though

The big difference was that Radiant AI was fun. You could join the Warriors' guild, jump across the road to the Mages' Guild, use an enrage spell on them, the run out into the street. Instant chaos ensued.
Seems YMTC NAND already achieved frontier similar to Hynix and Samsung. Volume might be the limitations for now.
In all seriousness after getting addicted to reading Liu Cixin (who the PRC seems to fully support) Ive found myself occasionally wondering how much of what I think about China and it's oppressive surveillance state could possibly be ambient US propaganda or anti propaganda.

But then again the only friend I have that speaks Chinese and has visited China for work multiple times backs most of it up.

More of a thought experiment but getting hooked by clickable title here stirred it up again in my head.
Parochial or specific? Generalizing to other states would require multiple links, wouldn't it?
Still contains plastic, and plastic exposed to hot water you drink. Why not just use paper tea bags? They’re not expensive, easy to use, and feel nice.
Thats a good question.
This happens in Spanish with 'vos' pronoun conjugations.

While speakers from Central and Southern South America conjugate verbs using the 'vos' pronoun, none of the keyboard apps I've used support it. And end up autocorrecting 'vos' for 'tú' conjugations.

I hope one day I have enough free time to fork a Spanish dictionary so it supports 'vos'.
Stdin and keep in variables only. I know it’s a lot less convenient but if you are looking for security this is one level up.

Files in /tmp that your application deletes immediately after read is another.
Is that really the government’s fault? You can’t quantify flavor, people like the color red.
Or April the 4th (1984) ;p
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Sure! To pick a specific example, diners in the US have only the warmest regard for the Thai military kleptocracy, periodic coups, and political imprisonment of opposition leaders. (Obviously, only Thai royalists get financial aid to open restaurants overseas.)
But this page seems to indicate they are paid out of the state's general fund? I think? If they're paid by a foundation wouldn't that be a line item at the foundation? Not trying to be argumentative here. I'm actually interested in whether my taxes are being used to fund multimillion dollar coaches. Not appealing, even though I love football. But if it's paid through privately raised funds I don't care.
Are you a spokesperson for HN or a spokesperson for the HN community? If not then perhaps limit your comment to saying that you don't like it? That's fine. We all have our opinions. I (for example) personally don't like people who pretend to speak on behalf of other people when all they are doing is expressing their personal opinion.
> Nothing in the article (and I could have missed it) proved evidence, from digs, against the idea of infanticide by the Spartans.

Isn't the onus on the ones claiming that Spartans practiced systemic infanticide to provide the evidence that they did so?
Not to mention the chain restaurants run by North Korea overseas.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyongyang_(restaurant_chain)
So, the root of all problems is that companies don’t want to pay, not even when professional, paid support is available. Why complain, then?