skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are not using GCP or you want to have an open-source alternative, Please check my project Milvus vector database (https://milvus.io).

We've published a bunch of demo cases powered by vector database on GitHub. https://github.com/milvus-io/bootcamp

We have built Milvus vector database upon ANN libraries like faiss, annoy, nsmlib, etc.

We are aiming to create a cloud-scalable vector database. So Milvus comes to the crossroad of vector search and cloud database. There are many interesting system design topics in the development of Milvus 2.0. We will continue to share our experiences and thoughts on this topic.
This is more of a "DIY" approach but all the tools are there for FOSS and OSHWA solutions.

Mozilla has DeepSpeech [0] and, while not as advanced as the stuff from Google or Amazon, my experimentation left me feeling pretty hopeful that it could reliably recognize at least keywords.

The Raspberry Pi is quite capable though you'll probably need some dedicated microphone to reliably catch voice data. I know ReSpeaker [1] but maybe some off the shelf conference USB microphones would work as well.

[0] https://github.com/mozilla/DeepSpeech

[1] https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker_4_Mic_Array_for_Raspb...
And the moment someone presents a scientific experiment to show a difference, I'll consider it. I don't need a mechanism, I don't need an explanation, just a control group and an experimental group of visually-identical equipment, double-blind procedure, and a statistically meaningful ability for the listener to tell which is which.
boycott this please !

we do not need another season /series of this

lets make something better, original, more period accurate !
LOL, yeah I've seen what happens when your city's mayor has that attitude. I've seen it firsthand.

It's called Jackson, Mississippi.

It's why I live in Fort Worth, Texas.
Boredom could be your best friend
I've been in cult leadership

That sounds interesting. How'd that happen? Is the experience something you're able to talk about, and if so how would you rate it?
Automating Raspberry Pi K3s Provisioning with Ansible
Interesting about prayer as it seems positive visualization, law of attraction type mental activities seem to be more popular than they were 20-30 years ago, by people who would never call themselves religious. I’ve always found them to be similar. I think rituals similar to religious rituals but not religion per se come in to fill the void where organized religious practice used to be.
That was an incredibly verbose explanation for something very simple.
Yeah I come from an agnostic and atheist friend and family group. Many don't want to have much to do with me anymore. I became a Christian over a decade ago. It was a big change for me. I'm in a very secular county here in NZ.
Keep working until you have a new position. That's the smart play...
RoughViz: JavaScript library for creating sketchy/hand-drawn styled charts
Yeah I'm sure the politicians will notice the 1 person difference
Yes, and honestly that's going to be the only effective way of preserving some stacks. In particular, some stacks included XCMDs/XCFN resources, which contained native 68k code and could interact with the OS in arbitrary, unrestricted ways.
NASA spacecraft ‘touches’ the Sun for the first time ever
My god, no.
https://github.com/icethrush/repulsive-surfaces
Yeah, having a job increases your negotiating leverage and only gives you more options.
A war of independence is a quite different thing than a revolution!

For one thing, when it's won, the losers go back home. After a revolution, they stay around. Which is you often end up killing them.
+1. I have Siri, Alexa, and Google home devices in my house, and Siri is the best in terms of competence and privacy. Alexa feels like being bugged by a creepo who keeps trying to sell me stuff. (We got rid of the Alexa.)
Tom was also a mathematical lecturer.

"In 2001, Lehrer taught his last mathematics class, on the topic of infinity, and retired from academia.[21] He has remained in the area, and in 2003 said he still "hangs out" around the University of California, Santa Cruz."

via Wikipedia.
> This is a bit ridiculous. It's called the Linux Foundation, not the Linux Kernel Foundation.

Linux is a kernel. If they mean the "Linux-Adjacent Open Source Software Foundation", then call it that.
I was not able to visualize images. When I first heard about aphantasia, I reasoned that since I could have vivid dreams, I must have the hardware to see.

Then I started training myself, first by visualizing basic 2D shapes, then letters, then 3D letters ... eventually I was able to conjure up complex images at will, just like in a vivid dream.

Some time later, it occurred to me that by doing this, I likely stored more data than necessary in my tiny little brain, so I spent more time to untrain myself, by deliberately ignoring images when they pop up.

Now I can no longer conjure up images. My dreams have become more abstract. It has become harder for me to remember faces. On the other hand, I have generally found life easier to process and understand. I feel wiser than my younger self.
Don’t suck it up if it will affect your mental health (sounds like it is).

The best option as someone else has said is lock in the new job before leaving so I’d be getting out there interviewing.

Worst case you have the savings to just leave, my issue with job searching when out of a job is self confidence.. I always interview terribly in those times
Write simple software. The fact that log.Debug(someString) means someString is actually a format string in an elaborate domain-specific language instead of simple goddamned text is emblematic of the crisis the industry is in.
> I've been in cult leadership

Um, wow. Do you want to talk about that, or have you written about it elsewhere? No shade if you don't, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who would be interested.
I hadn't heard of the theory before but in googling it I came across this video[0] from mid 2019 where he claims the demand for US dollars will be driven by rising interest rates and a shortage of dollars. Obviously things went a very different direction in in the past year and a half or so as the Fed has kept interest rates low and monetary supply has increased. So it's odd to see him arguing in the video that you linked from late last year that the same outcome will result from very different circumstances.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qTOWuL7Zco
> But don’t expect to take over the world.

"Avoid success at all costs" is the Haskell motto, so...

> Bring all the modern stuff people expect into the standard library.

GHC already ships with lots of these, they're just not in the base package. You might find Relude [0] more to your liking?

> Language extensions are for academics.

GHC2021 happened and mostly alleviates this! But it's now one language extension that turns on everything that most people (on the committee) think everyone is fine with. We're not really going to see it becoming built-in without a new Haskell standard, and that (Haskell Prime) fizzled out due to lack of time from the committee members.

[0]: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/relude-1.0.0.1
Alternatively, maybe he's a Democratic astroturfer using reverse reverse psychology to convince holdouts to go get vaccinated.
He's describing the standard for HN, not for all writing everywhere. People on HN have a bad habit of forgetting that most things on the Internet weren't written for HN. Blog post authors aren't obligated to satisfy any of our rules, but if you want to talk about a blog post here, you're obligated to follow all of them.
I've never used Alexa and sort of assumed it was the same thing as Siri, but I'd permanently abandon the iOS ecosystem the first time Siri tried an upsell.
> render the vector graphics (though maybe those were MacDraw and not HyperCard?) at a different pixel resolution than the emulated Macintosh supported, or with antialiasing

HyperCard graphics were bitmapped, not vectors. There's no additional resolution available.

> There may also be metadata or "forensic" data that isn't visible directly in HyperCard itself, which may be of interest to future historians.

This, on the other hand, is interesting (and potentially a little scary). The HyperCard stack format is practically a tiny little file system, complete with unallocated space; it's not uncommon for FREE chunks to contain bits of data that happened to be in memory on a computer that interacted with the stack.
Thusly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Catholic_clergy_scient...

Further: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lay_Catholic_scientist...

You are robbing yourself if you don't speak to priests you encounter. They tend to be very well read people, with an interesting perspective on the world if you can be tolerant enough of them.
Please take your racism elsewhere. I’m very glad you don’t live in SF.
Not the original commenter and agree with your sentiment.

That said, from what we know about random graph models, once the transmission rate passes a certain threshold, the cumulative number of eventually infected individuals will NOT scale exponentially as the transmission rate increases.

You're speaking about initial growth rate though, not convergent size of the once-infected population, which is definitely exponential and relevant if you care about minimizing simultaneous hospitalizations.
I’m fully vaccinated, thanks. It is quite possible to be pro vaccine and extremely anti mask.
Was it the capitol police?
Isn't that what he's doing?
Mostly at trailer parks, at least what I can tell.
> It continues to lose cultural relevance (as evidenced by your post)

Huh? How much cultural relevance do you expect words to have? The only word in your comment you could even make a case for is the "meta-".
If you apply inverted triangle css you apply general styles at first and then bring in more detail when needed.

ITCSS makes you think and work with the cascade resulting in almost never reverting anything. Super efficient.
Because they are lying about repairing it when it's just a discounted replacement?

Should a processor upgrade cost more because my case has led lights and a glass door?
Yes, IMO you're saving time if you designed in your use of the framework and properly leveraged it toward saving time. I built a Skeleton site almost 10 years ago. Do I want to put in a new framework now? No way. Do I feel like using skeleton now? Meh, nope. But do I need to update the site? Also nope! Because of the original plan--do about a month of work and then make future updates meet a minimum bar to qualify site design changes. I didn't feel like it was a maintenance gamble at all.

IMO you can plan for the most likely course of long-term maintenance, choose a framework that matches, and be in a much better position. Especially if your site can quickly leverage the often nasty stuff like accessible form or menu frameworks, or modals.

Plus, it's really not that hard to override most old frameworky parts for changes that work well enough. Details involved, yes. But clever solutions are really abundant at various levels. This is also why "elegance" in frameworks is a thing.
looks like most end users wont be affected by this one, unlike the previous. never seen these options enabled in the wild
Reflecting on CS Graduate Admissions (2015)
run a Digital Ocean droplet hosting the server? It's up to you if the costs justify the benefits.
So in 2000 when GWB was running for election, Dick Cheney was the lead of the VP selection committee. He chose himself.

A woman could just pretend to be the middle man, and introduces herself to you.
> Why would I want a delivery person to wear a mask all day?

If you support these mask mandates you support fully vaccinated employees wearing masks 8 hours a day 40 hours a week. All nothing more than security theater to make the most fearful feel “safe” and provide an easy way for lazy government to look like they are “taking this serious”
Watching this run, I wonder if you could use something like this to desensitize yourself from notification addiction. Since this is stimulus without any reward, ever, may it break the normal stimulus-response-reward cycle of real notifications?
Sure, but the point is that they’re niche, so if you get ostracized from one, you can seek other communities. It doesn’t work that way if there’s just one community in your village.
This is a terrible suggestion. "Taking Apple's word on it" is not a valid privacy strategy. Companies have shown time and again that they lie about what is happening behind the scenes, or even just change their policies for the worst. Then there are rogue employees, such as the Ubiquiti fiasco, and secret government data collection, such as PRISM, of which Apple was a participant.

Apple has broken trust multiple times, including the FBI back door, and the CSAM fiasco. They are a public company beholden to shareholders, not your trusted friend from college. Even China has strong leverage over them due to their manufacturing and market there. They are fundamentally no different from Amazon.

The poster is asking for a private solution this is emphatically not it.
It's a little too easy to dismiss arguments by trying to redirect it into a debate about what words mean.

You and I both know what the terms mean.
That seems to be the point. XD
They all spy. Alexa is just the most obvious. You should get rid of them all.
It brings a certain immediacy and malleability which feel very empowering and eliminates the cost of naming things.

At the price of a verbose class soup everywhere.

I can’t bear to look at the soup so I don’t use it much.
1. 2008 recession was offset by both US Fed, PRC, et al. buying lots of UST and stimulating global economy.

2. 2020 was offset by US Fed buying tons of UST and USG printing USD. However, global economy cannot magically expand by 40% or whatever is required to balance that expansion of USD. Hence a persistent supply chain crisis.

In current geopolitical climate, no foreign state will buy lots of UST. US Fed is still buying lots of UST, causing a liquidity glut causing inflation. Global economy physically cannot expand at the necessary rate to absorb this inflation, so stagflation or financial collapse is the only way forward for America.
If you're out on a trail, where your environment is the trail, and your compadres are your compadres, sure talk to them. You have shared goals, your adversity comes from the non-sentient or sub-human sentient environment. Truth is clarity, clarity is action, action is goal.

But then you're not out on a trail, your environment is other people, and your compadres are transient. You need to have a public face, a policy for your sentient environment. And you want to save the truth and clarity for when you have a thing to do with someone that shares your goals. Obfuscation leads to non-interference, leads to less adversity, smoother action, closer goal.

There are many levels and gradations to this. Push it too hard for the situation at hand, and you get confusion that leads to demoralization, and mass hysteria that drives harmful public policy.

First we farm the land, then we domesticate the animals, then we govern the people. The toolkit is the same toolkit.

At any given time some people are your land, some are your animals, and some are your compadres or adversaries. You don't owe any truth to your enemy, nor your sentient environment.

This is indeed very difficult if you're high in openness, but that's how it was before you got here and it keeps on rolling like that. There was no reason it should change, so it didn't.

It's not like deception came into disuse at any point. Lying is what it is, human. Part of the way communities work, and social dynamics develop.

What was the point of the article? Acceptance?

That's an individual thing. A situational thing. You shouldn't just roll with deception, but you should expect it everywhere.
I’ve only ever been offered to pick my own language in interviews (so I always pick Python). Is this not your experience?
Smallpox was way, way worse than Covid. If Covid were killing and permanently disfiguring children en masse, you can be sure there would be no resistance to the vaccine.
IMO the most important line in that blog post is:

> Google is aware of reports that an exploit for CVE-2021-4102 exists in the wild.
Disagree with this. Most middle managers wouldn't understand the difference. One canonical version is enough, any more and there's just confusion, not enlightenment.
AHAHAHA

What a neat APP, thanks! Very cool!
That is called aphantasia, which I learned about through previous HN threads - there are many but here's a comment with a link to the VVIQ test https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20268557

I found the test difficult.
Creating a Living Generative Art NFT Project
The auto high beams in my Y drive me batshit. Not sensitive enough to oncoming traffic. Brights people from behind for no reason. Just generally obnoxious
Google employees to lose pay if don't comply with vaccination policy
I see a lot of YouTube channels that have posted all his clips with huge view counts. I’m actually pretty sour on our draconian copyright regime and the rampant DMCA abuse, but I kind of wish his family/estate was getting that money.

Some random fans get to reap the financial benefit of his life’s work? Seems weird.
Given all the other mammal reservoirs that Covid has found, we're just probably the most numerous one and it won't bat an eye (pun intended) if we die off.
Why don't you list the languages that you have used? Otherwise there isn't really any new information.

For example for, having done Java, Scala, Python, Groovy, Haskell, Typescript and a couple others, Go reads extremely horrible. It feels as bad as enterprisey Java to me.
Thanks for posting, I made this. Let me know if I'm missing any of your (least) favorite sounds.
> Love the purple chimpanzee

Bonsai buddy left us too soon :(
One day... yes, one day, Inform7 shall become Open Source.[1] Or so they claim. At this point, I'm not sure which will happen first:

1. Inform7 source is released under an OSS license

2. Patrick Rothfuss finishes the Kingkiller Chronicles book 3

3. George R.R. Martin finishes the final A Song of Fire and Ice book

4. Dean Koontz finishes the Moonlight Bay trilogy book 3

I'm skeptical any of these events will happen in my lifetime. Or the lifetime of the universe we live in.

sigh

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20421189
Stimulusjs, alpinejs.
Could you elaborate on 1? The phrase "common law" does not appear in that page and I do not seen how the 10th ammendement says anything that overrules protections from the 4th when game wardens are involved.
Under capitalism, man exploits man.

Under socialism, it's the other way around!
My cardio doc took me off the aspirin. Has me on eliquis after the afib post moderna vax.
I'd prefer something like a UTC datetime prefix to the numeric sorting dependence, but...
And st's font size is adjustable at runtime with C-S-Page(Up|Down) (with config.def.h, which you are meant to copy to config.h and recompile if you want to change the default font size or font, unless you apply the patches that let you set them with command line flags or Xresources).
> Once philosophy had become polluted with Platonism, the more Aristotelian thinkers were driven to science.

This sentence is meaningful once you define what you mean by Platonism and Aristotelian, and once you do so with definite meanings sufficiently close to what they seem to mean, I really don't think this is correct at all.
I've heard of https://getleon.ai before, not sure if it fits your needs. A quick browse through their docs suggests that you'd have to write a package for the lights, but it doesn't seem that hard at first glance.

(It might be harder than it looks especially if your lights' API isn't documented well.)
You can't see the amount of dislikes this video had (Thanks Google), but you really should watch NIH Director's interview as he fumbles on the most basic questions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRZE-SJShkE

This is not some crackpot interviewer.

I work with good hearted scientists everyday. Science is amazing. Science is the foundation for my whole goddamn life. But, our leadership did not hold up to the standard I was expecting them to. And, they crumbled under political influence and their inability to lead with objectivity and truth. They are weak. Almost childish (see it for yourself). It is no surprise they eroded public trust.
interface{} -> any

struct{} -> ?
The covid vaccines are not 'experimental' either.
I’ve found this is generally true: in any category of goods there are the brands that signal “I have money” (Johnnie Walker Blue) and then there are the brands that people who know what they’re doing buy.
I wouldn't have lasted 8 months. Seems that the job description was deceptive.

You are most fortunate with having lots of savings.

If I were in your situation I would quit now, begin a startup doing what you most enjoy doing and then using that as your current job, seek out an ideal job. If you choose your niche well, you could even be a micro-acquihire.
There isn't one.

Ergo, what is being measured or tallied is not an internal state, but just a social and/or political identification. It's important to be aware of that limitation of the data.
Not the whole industry. There are plenty of people using Java on the daily who never touch log4j2.
I was trying to scroll through https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DM but couldn't find anything fitting... Am I too old or two young or too out of touch? :D
In other news, Apple donated less than $250 to the people responsible for writing their coreutils. Keep it up(?)
> No. I no longer consent. Go fix your own machines

Many of my blue collar friends feel the same way.

Getting bossed around by chicken shit triple vaccinated white collar workers too afraid to go into the office. They expect all expendable service class workers to do their bidding while they all “take this serious” huddled up in their fancy homes.
> I just tried to imagine a car crash. I can see it. Rolling down a hill. But it’s a fuzzy outline, almost perpetually ephemeral. No colour or texture. Almost not there. But I do see it.

I would say I'm in the middle of that, and reality.

My imagination (and also my memories) is fuzzy unless I "zoom in" on some details. I can think about a car crash without caring what make & model the other vehicle was--or, I can think about it and get a very specific idea. But by default, it's fuzzy.

The details can easily change (when imagining), too, and usually do, which results in a sort of idea that has fuzzy details, because the specifics weren't even locked in.

I do notice, however, that my vision in my imagination seems a lot like vision in real life. With your eye, you can only focus on a tiny point, and the peripheral is always fuzzy. You see it and you have a sense of its shape and color, etc. That's how my imagination feels--I can focus where I want, and the rest is a little vague.

My imaginations can never match reality, though. Always way fuzzier, even when focused.

I also have a much more vivid imagination when using THC. It's my favorite part about it.
Well I did inadvertently leave out the word semantic but it's certainly what I was describing.
I'm partial to Papyrus myself. Tribal, yet futuristic.
I diligently kept ideas in notebooks for eight years while in jail. When I moved from one jail to another, in year five, the guards lost all of them and I had to start again. When I got out a few months ago I left one of my two notebooks on a table and my friend's dog ate it.