skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One thing is somewhat subjective: liking a feature or not.

However, if you're claiming to make a system including "the best" of these three tools, any reader will expect the obvious property that Jujutsu can faithfully simulate all possible workflows from these tools.

Since it is essentially a layer on top of Git, I am fully convinced that it can simulate Git (for example by using Git directly if needed). But since you fail to explain your algorithms and core ideas in the docs, I'm also convinced that it can't simulate draft changesets from Mercurial.

Since I know what it takes to simulate patch commutation (from Pijul), especially together with the snapshot-based nature of Git, I also doubt that it can simulate that. Obviously, I'd be happy to be proven wrong, because I'd learn something really cool!

I've asked you this question before somewhere else: I still don't know whether Jujutsu satisfies the most basic property any user expects from merges: associativity. If not, it's ok, Git, Mercurial, SVN, Fossil also fail to guarantee it on all merges.

I'm also surprised you aren't claiming to do better than Darcs. Even though I've never used `darcs replace`, and I failed to implement that command in Pijul, I'm nevertheless a bit jealous, because I find that quite elegant.
DDG don't source any results from Google. They rely on Bing and increasingly their own bot.
Great concept. A few pointers:

- The map select seems to spazz out when I pan and zoom, often panning far greater distances than I intended.

- Maybe support something like Gravatar for profile images so you don't have to upload if you don't want to.

- I am impressed that I can mostly use this with NoScript enabled! I don't just get a white screen whin I disable JS. I always give sites a +1 if they can support some sort of non-JS fallback. More sites need to do this instead of the blank page dark pattern
game companies might have ignored us, but in the end it created a space for valve and codeweavers to fill.
I agree with this one; I think that SK TV is slowly making waves internationally, not just with the squid game series but also with other shows. SK has a great show in their arsenal, having no surprise why this is on the headlines right now.
It would be wonderful if they planted that many trees and even better if they watered and maintained them afterwards. However, that requires close integration with the local communities and good governance. Those are more challenging than planting trees.
Sure, people are having sexual desires and dating is allright with me, but you were still mainly playing ball there, right?

Like I just wanted mostly to relax in a new awesome wellness place, I have not been before.

But sure, saunas are intense and you see other people without masks, which increase the chance of direct contact.

So if I meet someone nice there and this person is also interested, then sure, things can go another way for us, but not in this particiular place as other people are there for sauna and not an orgy.

Most, especially young women, cannot relax very well, with sexual tensions in the room directed at them, so the sauna culture is very sensitive to keep all that out as much as possible. You are just naked among other people. And relax. You may admire the looks of other bodies, but you are really not supoosed to stare at them, or bother them in any way.
But in most public saunas it is sadly mainly horny old people keeping the women out. (which is why I am a bit mad at horny people creeping into private wellness groups looking for swinger sex)
I am wondering if they weren’t covered in wax or some other water barrier. Or perhaps the protective disc was welded at the seams. Seems unlikely given the era and the extra expense involved.

It also mentions that they were known to fail, so one could assume exposure to the elements played a part.
This is cool and all but why not just expand the scope of GET requests in newer HTTP standards? Maybe have a X-GET-QUERY header to indicate the type if GET request? the problem I see with a new method is that it isn't just webservers that need to support it, it is also webapps. Ideally this would be transparent to the webapp (which would just see really big arrays of GET params). The user-agents (browsers) would ideally support this transparently where as with a new method the JS/HTML would need to explicitly support it.
Antarctica looks too large, so I'm guessing that the implemented uv-mapping and the projection used to create that rectangular Earth texture are not the same hence the distortion

p.s. the Earth is also rotating the wrong direction!
CentOS 8 stream is still an option, but most people i know that use CentOS 8 don't want to use stream because it's not consistent enough with rhel 8 or other distros based off of it. You don't choose CentOS because you wanted Fedora.

For me, I'm going to migrate to Oracle Linux 8. Because Oracle is the devil I know.
No. It's a new position and as usual I found its not like promised. The code base is terrible, the DevOps practices are poor, the general discussion and inclusion across the team is none existent (I know remote is hard but there is almost no none-work chat on Slack). I want to improve practices there but find it a real grind to convince one particularly stubborn engineer (tho they do come round eventually after backing up my points). But I don't feel like there's anyone there that is really driving good practices, and I'm supposed to be learning there not leading this effort. On another note my team lead is surly and doesn't really seem to care about code. The principle Dev spends more time putting out fires than anything else. Finally, the product is far more boring than it sounded during the interview.
In all honesty, syntax only a mother could love.
Your page loads really fast indeed. Where are you hosting it and what tweaks did you make?
Why do thieves keep stealing catalytic converters? It’s elemental
They are not the _same_, but they are extremely similar. Do you think first and second degree murder charges are "similar"?
> It's happened again and again with other words. "often" (older pronunciation: "offen"), "Anthony" (older pronunciation: "Antony") and "tortoise" (older pronunciation: "tortuss") are examples where the spelling pronunciation still hasn't totally won out.

What are the "new" pronunciations for these? I'm a native speaker and I'd pronounce them the way you've indicated is "older".
The comment you're responding to is not that "performance/usd" isn't a metric, it's that price or core count alone are not useful information.

They're specifically saying performance/$ would be useful.
How can introverts become comfortable in social situations
Anyone experienced this when you are at your desk and working suddenly these rush of thoughts starts to trouble you like some of your colleagues watching you and judging because you are not opened up to them and didn't say single word in the morning when you came for a work it is like as if you are a robot just come sit on chair start to work.After sometime you start to overthink and suddenly your mind wants you to leave the place and it triggers a panic attack and you are unable to concentrate on the actual work.. What are some of the hacks that you become open up to your colleagues and at least say "Hi!" or "Good Morning" with some confidence/courage and become comfortable in the team.
Show HN: A pure bash web server. No netcat, socat, etc.
Sure. I like Linux and OSS. If anything happens that is unexpected I can trace it back to the source code that makes up my programming environment. I actually like C# as a programming language. It's .NET that's effed up. .NET development happens behind clicks and VS interfaces. The resulting configuration ends up in REALLY unreadable XML files, sometimes obfuscated behind object ids even. I like flat-file human-readable configuration. Also, Entity Framework can just curl up in a ball and die somewhere alone and crying. It's the most useless ORM I have ever worked with. And the documentation on it is just plain wrong often. Following a basic example can lead to results different from those advertised in documentation.

This is all born from experience. I was working on a project I believed in and came to it after the stack used was crystallized and unchangeable. I ended up throwing my hands up in disgust and leaving.
Roofing giant takes on Tesla to make solar roof shingles more affordable
You literally know nothing about me past my 24 karma point earning comments.
Record Labels Still Want to Know If Piracy Trial Jurors Read TorrentFreak
"Sean" (properly, Seán) is actually an Irish Gaelic name. Irish, like English, features very many non-phonetic spellings. If the guy deliberately made you feel embarrassed for mispronouncing his name, he was just being a dick.
It can be made configurable - an option for github clones, another for SO clones, etc..., the folks who want to filter "harmful" content will add their category
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You don't have to do that "manually". Postgres supports the conversion using the `at time zone` operator.
However good you think Linux is on this file, the BSDs, particularly OpenBSD, are better.
The analogy is reasonable, although it breaks down because human languages are not nearly as varied in usefulness for different things as programming languages are.

Human languages are much more generalized.

Sure, you can find domain-specific examples of one human language being preferable to another though, like when Korean Air forced all its pilots to communicate in English, even Korean->Korean pilots, because in English you can tell explicitly a person who is older/more senior than you that they're about to kill everybody on the plane, without defaulting to making that a polite "it seems as though perhaps what if" suggestion.

On a country-level, we've successfully normalized a given language across large populations and large geographies. Often without involving genocide or prison camps.

If we can roll out vaccines to the globe over a couple years and a few trillion dollars, then surely rolling out a global language over a generation or two would only be 1 or 2 orders of magnitude more challenging, but it would likely result in far more benefit to the human race in the medium/long term, and probably even in the short term too.
FITYMI can also be interpreted as presenting yourself (and company) with confidence that sometimes only more successful people (and companies) radiate. Like the comment above says, this does _not_ mean lying.
And good desktop management tools -- SCCM is a beast to set up but it's extremely powerful and there is nothing, even from Apple, as comprehensive and mature as AD.

It's not really surprising that a 100b company who specializes in writing software for specific business office-ish use-cases can beat an ad-hoc group of corporate volunteers mostly focused on the developer experience and the server space.
Ahh yes then we can continue exporting “democracy” as defined by the CIA
>Try finding even a loaf of bread in the bread aisle of your supermarket that is less than 10% sugar.

What is meant by this? Even on the high end, standard Wonderbread isn't 10% sugar by weight. 10% sugar by calorie content, or a serving accounts for more than 10% RDA? A banana would be far worse by those metrics.
They also animate quite a bit of anime, I guess Japan is more expensive nowadays.
Ahh the Falcon, it was cool. It may be able to run quake2 but only at very low resolution and choppy frame rate. Still a feat of engineering.

I owned the machine and the following cheap design decisions bothered me a lot.

The memory bus was 16 bits although the Atari TT had a 32 bit memory bus. The machine was severely limited by the low memory bandwidth to main memory. It was only possible to clear about 6 MB/s to main memory, not copy. As a reference 320*240, 8 bpp, 60 Hz is 4.6 MB/s.

The main CPU should have been clocked at 32 MHz and not 16 MHz, The TT used a 32 MHz CPU released years earlier.

There should have been a chunky 8 bpp graphics mode. It would have been real useful to do things like quake. Only the 16 bpp mode is chunky and very bandwidth intensive because of the above mentioned points.

The DSP was really cool though, and useful. The link between memory (or host CPU) and the DSP was pretty slow though. I don't remember if you could DMA directly from the DSP to main memory or you had to go via the CPU.

I think both Atari and Commodore killed their businesses by not going any decent HW development between 85 and 89. Then it was too late.
Thats a political and social problem, not an ethical consideration.
Sounds like something that could be solved in a friendly competition and live rounds. Replace the pilots with remote control. Create a 100KM hot zone and a 300KM TFR in some desert. Aircraft enters the hot zone and is marked a live enemy combatant. Both sides must broadcast live from all equipment involved.
I was sure that your footnote would be some link about the increasing danger of being say 90% of a liquidity pool, made me chuckle when I realized it was just defining the term
oracle cloud have free tier four vcore from amper, if you want to have a test on arm is proablably the best option
I'm not a "Divination Expert", but I'm pretty sure you're supposed to do a pile shuffle so that some actually are upside down.
A reply to those in this thread saying that Google should/will take care of this:

Imagine you had a position in a huge market that was as close to unassailable as there has ever been. Imagine also that you have a controlling position over the mechanisms that allow people to participate in that market.

Now try to make a case against optimizing for squeezing every last cent out at the cost of the user experience.

In 10 years we will regard Google the way we regard cable companies today. Maybe even worse since we need to be able to search for answers more than we ever needed cable TV.
The thing is, why would I as a consumer buy that? I already have a computer, router, and switch.
Love me some shiny balls. Great approach to the topic, wonderful blog design as well.
FYI after some nomading I have learned that after Meetup, the Couchsurfing app is the second best way to meet people.
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So… let’s have HIV positive people die since they can’t naturally live without modern medicine?

Why do adults get to be rescued by modern medicine and not children ?
You can have an RSS feed on a given thread: https://hnrss.github.io/#thread-feeds
It’s the elephant in the room. Hardly ever remarked upon but a complete head scratcher. This company is fated to play a staring role in at least one conspiracy theory going forward.
Agreed, my best airbnb hosts have been former couch-surfers who had traveled a lot but then settled down with a few spare bedrooms to offer up to the next generation of vagabonds.
Google has a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders, which is so much work as it is! Why are you trying to ask them to do more?
B.S. and fraud are two different things though. BS in the startup world is commonplace, but not fraud.
Rust already ships with its own memcpy, so it should be possible: https://github.com/rust-lang/compiler-builtins/blob/master/s...
In most of these cases the final B is itself silent but elongates the previous wovel for me. "dumb" is pronounced longer than "dum", and it's the U that gets elongated. The difference is subtle, but my native tongue has "long wovels" so I'm trained to detect the difference.
Also on Solaris/Illumos/SmartOS/..., and on OpenBSD (where it's more or less verboten entirely since system-call-origin verification).
To be fair, the whole hookup thing hasn’t worked too badly for couchsurfing. Perhaps it’s just inevitable that people will use these sites to get laid?
> Poetry, songs and literature just do not seamlessly translate between languages very well. Nor should we lose the calligraphy of Japanese/Chinese/Arabic/Persian.

We don't have to incinerate anything. There won't be a government commission you have to petition to be allowed to do Japanese calligraphy or read a poem in its original language.
> Without dura, you use Ctrl-Z in your editor to get back to a good state.

I just turn on "Local History" in my NetBeans IDE which creates a new version of the file each time I save it. No need to use Ctrl-Z for that.
It would be better if this was less of a "dating" site and was set up as a way for groups of people to find additional people or groups to link up with for specific activities.

The annoying part of, say, organizing a hike or boat trip and the part that an app would help the most is not necessarily finding people but reaching out and getting the various kinds of commitment from people you barely know when you want to share costs, share cars, sharing taxis, a boat trip, a guide, etc.

Meeting people is way more fun organically and and I would tend to avoid apps for that (or use tinder, i guess, but ick) but if there are 8 of us who want to share $320 for a one day boat trip and somebody you just met drops out the day before... that's where IMHO the pain and profit potential lies. An app that takes deposits, sets deadlines for commitments, finds replacement people, etc. that I could share with somebody I'd met organically that helps deal with people's inherent flakiness OR finds replacement people - I'd use the hell out of that.

And, you'd have taxi drivers, boat trip organizers, hiking guides, etc. clamoring to join too once it reached critical mass coz the economics of their services often only work if they've got groups of tourists of a certain size.

Unfortunately in its current form this basically looks like a tinder equivalent with "just looking for a travel partner" written as your description with zero chance of reaching critical mass.
I'm loving reading through all of the sickening puff pieces that business/tech journalists put out about her and Theranos.

It's funny to think back to 2015 and the hagiographical void still left in tech journo hearts after Steve Jobs died.

https://www.inc.com/ilan-mochari/elizabeth-holmes-theranos-i...

> How Elizabeth Holmes Became America's New Entrepreneurial Icon

> She represents the part of entrepreneurship that is long-term dedication, when nobody's watching

>... That kind of walk-before-you-talk behavior is refreshing and respectable in today's hype-strewn entrepreneurial landscape.
I use <br> to get a “one line height sized” spacer all the time.
The best way would be directly meeting them in real life?

How outfashioned.
I was quite a prolific reader as a child, and this caught me out with a quite a few words even as a native english speaker. My favourite instance being "awry"(pronounced a-wry). I was aware of and understood the word a-wry (having heard it on the radio), but I thought there was also a word "awry" pronounced aw-ry. I was in my twenties before I connected that these were the same word.
Hyperfocus Affects People with ADHD
can I get a quick rundown of these guys?
Is there a easy way to do this with a utility framework like tailwind? It just makes it so tempting to throw the margin on a component.
IHU: New Covid variant with 46 mutations worries experts in France
From RFC 7231:

A payload within a GET request message has no defined semantics;
sending a payload body on a GET request might cause some existing
implementations to reject the request.
How about a search engine that does this already?
> I worry that the number of domains pumping out crap might be far greater than we know, and that might hamper the effectiveness of this.

I'm sure you're right about the number of spam domains, but Pareto suggests that blocking even a small percentage of them might provide a large gain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
> and increasingly their own bot

Except they so obviously don't. They lie through their teeth and their good at marketing, that's it. They've zero technical ability.
How to mentor software engineers
The S:NS ratio cited in the blog post also appears to be simply incorrect: https://twitter.com/eigenrobot/status/1471336024827568130?s=...
Did you hide the Mapbox attribution in the corner of the map on purpose? Most likely it's a violation of the User Agreement.
Not going to lie, when I travel I specifically try to stay away from other travelers and meet locals.

It's fun to hang out and party with other travelers, but you don't really learn anything about the country when you do that. The country you're traveling in gets reduced to an amusement park for you and your fellow travelers. Meeting locals and getting a feel for life in the country is IMO slightly deeper.

That being said, obviously the amusement park model of travel is a thing, hence guided tours, all-inclusives, parties catering to travelers, etc... Also this app low-key feels like a hookup site.
“This case was specifically about what Holmes told Theranos investors, although her lies also impacted partners and patients.”

This had nothing to do with patients though I am sure the patient angle helped underscore the lies to investors.
What is the first action to take if the gang has taken interest in you? How do you evade them and roam around freely in other parts of London?
Nah. Blocking isn’t the answer. What we need is a better search index.

I find it difficult to believe that relatively beginner NLP projects get posted here all the time, yet no one has adapted that stuff to create a new search index.

Personally I don’t know enough to really do this well, but I can tell just blocking sites from Google’s results isn’t the way.
Vintage Blackberry phones stop working today as OS support ends
I guess I understand the cynicism but her net worth appears to be not much. Usually you'd want to use your money to avoid getting convicted but here we are.

It's non-violent. Nobody died. I think 5-10 years. Maybe she can be Shkreli's pen pal.
You’re right about the colloquial definition but I think the OP is more on point about the crux of the issue. Most physical world engineering applications are about the skill of stripping away as much as possible and still getting the job done. It’s an exercise of working within constraints. “Over-engineering” is ignoring those constraints.
Is that the argument for or against monorepos? Because it could be seen with both sides as the proposed solution.
Is ram, heat, and network I/O not an issue with 128 cores in one box?
This is what I’m back to* after a tour through a few options over the years. Minimal overhead, and the GitHub UI is handy and perfectly adequate for small updates to content.

* https://kalafut.net/2021/10/16/blogging-setup.html
Sounds like we'd just need an HN uBlacklist subscription. Sourcing and validating submissions to the blacklist is the problematic bit. Perhaps use HN as an OAuth provider (not currently an available feature), use rules based on account age and karma for allowing or scoring submissions, voting system like HN ... sounds like something that might actually do better hosted on HN.