skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks like a great tool for finding hiking partners if you're able to build a large enough network. I'd probably not use it because I'd feel too many things could go wrong with strangers who are not committed to me like a tour guide. I've also never gone through the stage of hiking abroad with strangers in your early 20s so, I'm thinking I'm probably far from your target audience.

When my partner and I are traveling abroad, we love signing up to AirBnB experiences as it lets us to socialize with either great guides or other tourists, and not just be on our own all the time. The fact that we pay for it and each guide has reviews, gives us a peace of mind that the trip is almost guaranteed to be a success.

@elbajo posted an interesting comment about harassers looking for hookups in couch surfing platforms. I guess this is something that could happen more often if there's no payment involved for participants (unlike AirBnB experiences which is paid). I'm curious to know if you have any ideas on how to prevent that if the system remains free?
Firefox not clearing google.com cookies
I just found that you can't clear google.com cookies from main menu>history>clear history(everything), instead you should go to google.com and manually clear cookies
Also, nothing gets written to disk, and there is no possibility to keep tmux sessions across reboots. A great resource about tmux was posted here some days ago: https://leanpub.com/the-tao-of-tmux/read
One application, where this type of processor makes sense, is network based middleboxes. Think of things like firewalls that have evolved to have a lot of different functionality and a need for a lot of simultaneous thread processing availability. This type of chip on a SmartNIC could be very popular. And while this is a bit niche I'm sure there are plenty of other use cases. E.g. nodes running a lot of FaaS containers, VPS providers looking to offer higher CPU count but lower clock speeds, etc.
Basically, this. For some reason any kind of "meetup" site always seems to end up having this undercurrent of being a crypto dating site. I wish there were sites where people could sign up for hanging out that were 100% guaranteed platonic. It's so exhausting to have to try filter out that weird dating/sex dynamic apparently shoehorned into everything outside of work.
> I don't think it is fair to blame the tool for the mistakes of the operator.

I would ordinarily agree with you. After all, there is nothing inherent about React that prevents responsible HTML and CSS. And there's nothing about vanilla HTML and CSS that particularly encourages good practice, either.

Except. In practice. React abstracts so much away, that what looks like excellent, well-constructed code (in React) can easily compile into a mess that no one will see unless they go looking for it. And, in practice, I've worked with otherwise excellent teams who find my focus on semantics and CSS honestly baffling and "old school".

I think the rest of your analysis is spot on, though
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> how else it could have happened other than some GoF procedure

There are at least 2 other possibilities:

* The virus could have stayed alive in an immunocompromised person for months and accumulated mutations there.

* The virus could have jumped to animals (e.g. mouses), accumulate mutations, and jump back to humans.
It’s not for consumers. It’s for special-purpose servers and workstations.

Many problems don’t scale well to more nodes. In many cases, it’s worth spending a lot on a single, very expensive server to avoid having to rewrite the software to be distributed across multiple machines.
Tezos (along with hic et nunc) are popular for clean NFTs as well.
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I clicked because I've had ideas over the years (dating back to reading Joel On Software and about Micro ISV's) and the title of this post makes me wonder if my ideas are too big and that's a reason why they never got to implementation.

The concept of a bunch of small/micro things that make hobby level money is interesting.
Don't forget waydroid: https://waydro.id/ . Last time I tried, it worked reasonably well.
Moving to PoS is still control according to the richest participants - it's just changing the metric from how you measure wealth from 'hash power' to 'amount of eth owned'.
Also grass wasn't common until long after most dinosaurs died at the end of the Cretaceous, just 65M years ago.
And then convince them to mine bitcoin with pen and paper.
... Because you were unclear?
Good news because we have very precious few Roman buildings left.

On a somewhat related note, McDonalds has a fully functioning store in a place called Chandni Chowk in Delhi (which itself one of the many cities that were in present day Delhi). The city itself is probably 300-400 years old.

https://www.zomato.com/ncr/mcdonalds-chandni-chowk-new-delhi
Is this like SQL Agent for MS SQL?
> but how the heck is Jan 1st 2022 put in the 2023 year?

This only happened shortly after midnight on January 1st. So I guess this is somehow related to different time zones/offsets.
Plumber is a new one for me. I always used to pronounce the 'b'. TIL!
It's a nice MVP but be prepared for massive troubles if it ever gets traction. The trouble with such sites is getting a revenue stream fast enough to fund moderation before abuse kills the viable idea.

But overall, if you can get network effects going, a real gem.
"week year" was the cause of a big Twitter outage during the time I worked there. In the immediate aftermath there was a "see? this is why we need a monorepo" exhortation from leadership.
Are you disbelieving because you think most people would use multiple cheaper CPUs instead? There are some workloads where inter-core communication is the bottleneck, so people pay a premium to get a lot of cores in one place.
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Too bad, that will make it problematic to use for batch jobs that have to run at particular business hour.
I've googled a bit on this issue and it seems like you can auto-deploy on post-push easily by using Git Hooks (https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks) You just need a single simple bash script, no need for complex CI/CD stuff.

Still, you're right that doing git stuff on other devices can be a bit annoying. A web interface might be a lot more convenient if you want to edit your blog WYSIWYG on the fly.
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Agree that isn’t good. And definitely looked like it would collide. I guess if you agree to sign up to train the NN you need to accept the fact it’s going to do this stuff.

As an aside, it seems strange to me that the high beams switch Off as they approach the oncoming car. Seems the driver disabled them… auto disabled would have meant they detected the car, which then seems unlikely they’d move into it’s path. But very hard to judge off camera alone… they might not even be on FSD. Shrug.
required params (already added in docker image)

qemu=1

How is that without qemu?
Used to use nomadlist for this. Probably share it on their slack[1] to see it helps them.

[1] https://nomadlist.com/chat
> Less than half of those vaccinated have received their booster shot.

It will become endemic with or without a booster, it is just personal risk at this point. To be honest, currently not keen on taking it. My vaccination was just 3 month ago and I don't want to test another manufacturer. So, no thank you. Give my dose to someone in a risk group.
The case for better-than-random splits (2020)
I think you can do something like that with `watchexec` (or `entr`, if you prefer that):

watchexec -c -e go 'go test ./... && git commit -am "Tests pass"'
And Skyrim pummeling you with quests without you even realizing where they come from made it a slog. It having outdated technology - even if it was an improvement over Oblivion -, only a handful of voice actors, and awkward animations and mechanics just made me... not hate it, but definitely not love it as much as I once did Morrowind.

Caveat: Rose tinted glasses, hindsight, Morrowind came out when I was at That Special Age, etc. I mean Morrowind's character models and faces look like ass.
Merriam Webster are arch-descriptivists. As far as I can see, all lexicographers are descriptivists these days. As an incorrigible prescriptivist, this grieves me.
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I cant really go train with top chefs in the world and get feedback and learn.

Sabbatical + paid course

Home cooking is a hard thing to share

Invite friends over for dinner!

I don't think I can close that gap.

Those are people who dedicate their whole life to cooking & built a whole business, they are literally the pros. Don’t get down on yourself.

P.S. Thai basil grows great in hydroponics
If you don't bother to click, the linked phones are the Google Pixel 6/Pro with Graphene OS and some (optional?) hardware modifications.

I know it's probably not in their best interest, but I really wish they specified the source of their features individually (whether something comes from the Pixel 6 Titan chip, Graphene or their own custom hardware or software). It makes it difficult to evaluate their value-add over buying a Pixel 6 and throwing Graphene on it.
Fun fact: SimpleDateFormat is not thread-safe and needs external synchronization
It concerns me greatly that I can't find if the week year is based on American or ISO weeks...
Wire fraud just means fraud committed using electronic communication. They presumably chose charges of wire fraud as they had evidence of her communications (texts, presentations, recordings) implicating her in fraud
CentOS 8 is dead: choosing a replacement Docker image
Odd, I’ve never had much trouble at Home Depot or Lowe’s getting an employee to help me find something. Usually they at least know where things are even if they couldn’t tell you how to use or install said item.
(Replying to myself to give some context: The original title of the post and here on HN was "Ban CSS Margins".)
Well, Bostonian accent is an extreme case - they would say “today’s agender: the question of genda.”
Yeah, the last thing we need in our ECUs is Android.
Why? Can’t you just convert that business hour to UTC?
While HLS isn't the cleanest protocol (Yay for extensions of the M3U playlist format...), it's actually really good at what it's designed to do - provide reliable video streaming while using HTTP/S over variable networks.

Ultimately, HLS isn't designed for downloading and storing videos, it's designed for streaming.
Rohde&Schwarz is better known for their test equipment.
Think oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers and signal generators. They also sell massive amounts of production line testers for cellphones.

They are one of the big 3 in this field along with Anritsu and Keysight.
> Is it just me for thinking that using format strings instead of some strongly typed interface with verbose names for this is not great?

Yes, but it would not have helped with the bug in question. The parallel bug for a strongly typed interface would be "year()" returning this monstrosity, while "iso_year()" or some other poorly named variant returning the expected year.

No API is immune to footguns and bad design decisions.
On the subject of lying tech CEOs, will Musk ever pay for his sins?

"I feel very confident predicting 1 million autonomous robo-taxis for Tesla next year" - E. Musk 2019

Did he ever atone for this, or is he still kicking the can down the road?

Edit: I know, I know... It's not a crime until it is. Let a jury decide if Musk lied, or if he genuinely believed that his company was capable of producing 1 million robotaxis in a year. I would love to know what his staff where telling him that would lead him to this "very confident" prediction.
Props for YYYY-MM-DD
It's not GNU who pays the bill
> This is a bit different from Linux, where the abstractions are layered the other way round: the OS (POSIX) spec mostly assumes an existing libc.

FWIW the POSIX spec assumes libc, but on Linux specifically the syscall interface is stable.
And security people hate them because side-channels.
SAGE jumpstarted today’s technology and built IBM into a powerhouse
I'm thinking more as a developer machine to prepare for the future, rather than as a real productivity workstation. Assuming the predictions of ARM ascendancy actually come true (certainly remains to be seen) you should want your code to run well on 32 ARM cores @1.7GHz, because that means it'll run really well on the production workstations that come out in a couple years, right?
Can you elaborate a bit why? I've don't think I've seen a time where most sites were generally semantic
Just on your last sentence: The ideal amount of fraud is not zero, the cost of checking everything is too high. I recommend the book “lying for money” which breaks down what fraud is and what that tells us about the overall system
It was mostly to save time. You need libc path to support macOS anyway, and by using libc you can share most code between macOS and Linux (and BSDs). Once that is done, I think Linux-only syscall path was not justified then.

Now I think Rust has enough resource to try this.
Why not CUID?
I think that's impossible. The crypto dating undercurrent is basically life. Even at work, depending on the age of those around you, it's still there. Of course, the older people are, they have better odds of having families so the feeling fades, but I think it never truly goes away.

Anyways, I love the initiative and would love to see it catch on, I love communities like this, but, to be honest, as much as I like looking at them from a distance and admire them, I'd probably be too busy to properly participate in them.
I think this is an interesting perspective because there have to be some unconscious biases at play to see these things so differently, even down to one person 'tricking some investors' and the other 'terrorizing individuals for their gain'. Furthermore, one of these people is 'more evil' and 'more dangerous'. In my own mind there's an element of classism involved because of how we see these two kinds of people so differently, and how we imagine them to live their lives.

In that sense, this CEO could be like the Sackler family - responsible for so much suffering across American society for the past decade or so, but because the scale is so large they've effectively abstracted themselves away from the evil and terror they are responsible for. The implication being that the opioid addict gets the full judgment of the law and society for terrorizing individuals to feed their addition, but the people who made the addiction possible get away with being tricksters. The only reason Elizabeth Holmes doesn't approach that level is because she and her startup got caught before they could release their fake products at scale, before the more serious consequences would begin.

If you ask me, I'd prefer to see both being held appropriately accountable, preferably in a way that encourages rehabilitation and not retribution or cruelty.
I don't know how much years experience you have, but a lot of these issues you get a 'feel' for after decades working with software. The tech is not even that relevant for me; I have a feel usually what the person was attempting to do and roughly where it went wrong. It is extremely hard or impossible to convey this info many of the times they occur. I really do not like this stuff and it definitely gives me nostalgia rose colored glasses. Like when using Pascal, C, Forth, asm etc years ago where there was none of this setup and leaky abstraction stuff. The rose colored glasses are actually not that fake though; when I do embedded work or lower level stuff like high performance work, it is so enlightening that I have no clue why I ever do anything else. Web dev really sucks, but what can we do without.
If it was the case that the absolute number mattered, we would be able to sample different "Omicron-like" variants and observe various ratios such as 33N/10S, 33N/15S, etc. mutations. But according to the data presented, we don't: We only see a single (kind of) Omicron, the one with (about) 33N/4S mutations, presumably spilling over by a single event, so I don't see how your conclusion follows.
Does this mean we could have a single binary for x86_64 linux instead of two (glibc and musl)?

x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
dtb is for embedded devices. Server/workstation class hardware uses ACPI.
I think the name is wholly justified - it does offer (at least) one simple and effective way to shoot yourself in the foot...
Came here to post this, and to add the pronunciation guide as "why? why??"
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Yes, it depends on what you want to achieve.

If you are looking to get an understanding of deployment models, gitops, hosting solutions, CSS, HTML, and maybe do some writing, choose the static hosting option.

If you are looking to write, choose wordpress, preferably hosted.
That isn't quite accurate. Actual siloed cultures are downright stagnant. Advancements come from trade and cross connections. The closest thing you would see are parallel evolutions, which are often more geographically linked. Silent cultivation of ideas is also an oxymoronic notion - ideas grow from interactions.

Likewise their view of the world never was completely different nor those from within the same culture completely the same.
Yes, I do. I use some safe delete method (built in OS commands, wipe from BIOS, DBAN, etc.) depending on the OS and hard disk type that I was running on the computer.
Semantics changes everything here and that's how everyone perceives things.
Lately there was some confusion in a (telegram) group about Saunas I am in. Because some newcomers assumed it was actually about swinger sex and not wellness. (despite nothing indicating such)

I mean, we are not living under Taliban rule. You can go to a million sex finder sites if that is what you want. No need to encrypt your desires and bother other people who are in some group for the plainly stated topic.
Note that macOS syscall interface is specifically unstable so Rust needs POSIX/libc path anyway.
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Frankly I just install Island, and then run Whatsapp (and all not-always-needed apps) inside it. Plus bonus: you can freeze the apps you don't need and keep the island running.
If she survives another 96 days, and I wish her luck, on April 10 she will become the second-oldest documented person in history, or the oldest, if you reject Jeanne Calment's claim.

I hope I calculated that correctly (ignoring time zones):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_people
Such sites cannot exist at this time, basic anthropology at work. They would require revolutionary new gender dynamics.
> If it were just spelt "det" I feel like it'd have a more prominent t sound.

In other examples, the prominent “t” sounds and the vowel seems to vary based on emphasis. Compare:

1. Marriage? We only just met yesterday!

2. I’m not really sure, I think I met him four or five years ago.
And I’m sure an order of magnitude more didn’t lose their head based on that assumption.
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RUAG?
Being wrong about a prediction, even being very wrong, is not the same as lying or defrauding.

By 2019 pretty much everyone knows that Musk is a person who makes extremely ambitious predictions, projections, timelines, etc, and tries to meet them. Almost anyone in that situation will have a low hit rate. There's no sin to pay for, this is how he chooses to work and structure his businesses. Investors tend to be very happy with the results. To them, making a large number of ambitious goals and meeting some of them is still very worthwhile.

If you want to invest in companies where they make no such predictions, and the CEOs are never wrong, you are welcome to buy GE and follow their CEO on twitter. He has never, ever made a wrong prediction: https://twitter.com/larryculpjr
How are they passing around TPS reports without paperclips ?