skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> [...] our assaults are more likely to be physically painful.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but I wonder why you think this is the case?
>more DEs is fine and good

I tend to disagree here. I recently switched back to MacOS after years of running both. The DEs on Linux are just one generation behind. Things have gotten better, but macOS and to an extend Windows are ahead.

Linux DEs would be well advised to onboard more graphics and UI experts to make them more user-friendly and stable. Desktop metaphors have more or less stabilized and it's counter-productive to have 5 takes on the Linux-side alone.
Does that change things wrt how old they tend to become or is this a heads-up about an additional dietary requirement?
In what way? If you mean that there might be management wizards who are just fantastic but we skip, perhaps. But that isn't the point I was making, just that despite what people think, these interviews don't actually filter out experienced people with families and kids. Those kinds of people get hired regularly.
I would even say just the world, including Australians. They are probably more angry with their gov than Djokovic

Is Pandemic Australia Still a Liberal Democracy?
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/pandemic-a...

Opinion | Covid Zero Is No Longer Working for Australia
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/08/opinion/australia-covid-d...

Djokovic's rare victory against Australia's COVID-19 tyranny
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2022/01/12/commentary/w...

Australia once reveled in being the 'lucky country' on Covid-19. Now weary Aussies 'feel like prisoners'
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/24/australia/australia-lockdown-...

‘They’ve taken it way too far’: Australians living abroad fear being trapped if they return home to visit family
https://theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/aug/07/theyve-ta...

Australia’s draconian streak means that it is struggling to find the Covid exit lane
https://www.newstatesman.com/international-politics/coronavi...

Australia imposes draconian measures to curb Covid-19, passes surveillance bill giving unprecedented power to cops
https://www.opindia.com/2021/09/australia-introduces-draconi...

Frustrated Australians liken travel bans to 'prison state' diktats
https://www.ft.com/content/9cbbc348-12c0-4d16-8f3e-0b118c392...

Australian man brutally beats a policewoman as she tries to move him on while enforcing Sydney's draconian lockdown that only allows people to leave home with a 'reasonable excuse'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9984889/Australian-...

The 10 most bizarre coronavirus pandemic rules around the world
https://www.traveller.com.au/the-ten-most-bizarre-coronaviru...
So, every excess deaths is a covid death now?

20k of those, are just extra overdoses (100k total). - https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/nchs_press_releases/2021/...
Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Service Discovery with the AWS Cloud Map MCS Controller
> a pagan slave population which can be worked to death in order to provide for the intelligentsia utopia fantasy

Are you describing the people who made your iPhone?
pitch.com changed the way we do collobarative presentations and was really well received from CEO to Intern because of the ease of use.
Politics aside, the entry requirements for Australia explicitly require full vaccination with a WHO approved vaccine or a valid medical exemption. Prior infection is explicitly not sufficient for an exemption.

Djokovic did not meet the entry requirements, he knew he did not meet the entry rquirents, but he boarded the plane anyway.

The earlier visa cancellation was overturned on procedural grounds only. This ministerial intervention is a bit heavy handed, but only produces the same outcome that would normally apply to anyone in Djokovic's situation.
A battery-powered bolt cutter is pretty powerful. Containers are no bank safes because that would make them too heavy and most places are not as lawless as this.
Consistency across apps on the same platform is directly opposed to consistency across platforms within the same app.

As a multi platform user, I prefer that Figma, Discord, Spotify and vscode always look and feel the same independent of which machine I'm using.
If it’s MIT or otherwise permissively licensed, they absolutely can take it over by forking, putting enough work into it that it’s not worth continuing the original version, and then not releasing it openly, or with complicated entanglements.

If it’s GPL or similar, the process is slower. They will probably immediately start a grand redesign which will, incidentally, not use the GPL library. In the short run, they will start a replacement implementation of the GPL library, incidentally permissively licensed. Both will take time, but usually gets there.

Both of these cases are seen all the time.
Ask HN: Amazon won't pick up unopened return but won't allow dropoff either
I bought a 40" TV from Amazon by accident, as I meant to buy the 50". I immediately bought the 50" and started a return process for the 40" (unopened). They sent me a shipping label and said that Hermes (UK partner) will come pick it up the next business day between 8AM and 8PM but "an adult must be present". So I stayed home all day.

Nobody ever came. I told customer service, they set a new day, and then it happened again. I asked if I could drop it off (there is a drop-off location down the street from my house) and they keep saying "unfortunately Hermes pickup is the only return option for this item". We have set a third date but I doubt it will happen.

I feel "damned if I do, damned if I don't". I really don't see how this refund is going to happen, never mind the fact that not everyone has the ability to stay home all day, multiple times. This feels like gaslighting to me.

Has anybody ever encountered this? What should I do?
The flu also kills thousands every year.

The jury is still out there, but it is possible that omicron turns out to be in about the same league as some of the more dangerous flu strains (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza_pandemic says the Asian flu and the Hong Kong flu epidemics killed 100,000 in the USA, at times where the population of the USA was below 200 million)
> "That could be the beginning of a whole generation of students rethinking the value of college itself."

Given the cost of education in the US, the value of college is questionable indeed.
> Copy and paste this code into your website where you want this animation to appear

Sorry to go on a tangent (I think your project is awesome!), but this is why I love the web. So much.
>maybe drug clinics that administer drugs to addicts for free onsite

That is an interesting idea. All kinds of ethical issues for handing out free heroin, but why not take all the confiscated drugs, test them for safety and hand them out for free at clinics with some damage-reduction safe guards like daily per-person limits, offer rehab and mental health services, etc? Turn addicts into informants without even trying, because if they rat out dealers, the dope is free. I doubt users have the long-term awareness to see that it eventually reduce supply.
Victorian Government gave him exemption. And prior to Novak arriving, the PM said it was "up to the states". Then he changed his mind within 24hrs.
Iced is missing even basic features such as:

- Rendering multiple layers

- Creating multiple windows

- Multiline text layout and editing
i prefer

-f251

which downloads opus @153k (48000Hz) (use -F to check available formats)
This entire writing style just seemed off putting the moment I read it. Blend of marketing and security report?
How can this be? The stock market is at an all time high. The financial sector reports that we have gotten richer at an exponential rate. All wealth indicators show a positive picture. They can't be wrong! There is no way!

Oh right, natural resources are still free, they aren't captured in any of those numbers. Pumping out oil and burning it increases the GDP but it also decreases the amount of oil that can be pumped out in equal proportion and it causes damage in the form of pollution. When you think about it, this is very close to a zero sum game, the only difference being the labor productivity gain through reducing how much labor we use. However, since resources are free, there is no incentive to improve resource productivity (also known as efficiency). We account for the benefits but not for the costs of what we are doing. This makes us look rich on paper and poor in reality.
Yeah I use kcachegrind with xdebug/php for my day job
Yes but that immunity wanes regardless of whether it's natural or from vaccine.
Here’s the paper: https://bjui-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j....
Thank you for sharing. Even thou I have a lot fewer projects and majority of my work happens on the projects of clients - I managed to take away some useful ideas and tips. Specifically using "issue" as a place where everything gets tied together and combining all aspects of a feature into a single main-branch commit is something I will try to do more from now on.

Since your workflow is so GitHub centered, one place that IMO could use more structuring is GitHub issue labels [1] [2] [3]. Defaults are quite ad-hoc, with color not really representing anything. And setting up new default labels for new projects can be automated with command line scripts.

[1] http://karolis.koncevicius.lt/posts/improving_github_issue_l...

[2] https://medium.com/@dave_lunny/sane-github-labels-c5d2e6004b...

[3] https://robinpowered.com/blog/best-practice-system-for-organ...
Learn ho to modularize and how to keep cohesion high and coupling low. Avoid horizontal dependencies, don't mix abstraction layers, learn to isolate, apply tagless final.

Use formal API definitions.
Not solved. Then instead of sneaky thieves who run away, you get armed heists willing to kill cops and civilians to avoid getting busted.
Well we'd all like to think that but if you plot cumulative world deaths on a graph there's no inflection point in 2021. The graph just keeps going up and to the right at exactly the same speed as it always did:

https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor...

It's really hard to explain this. I admit to being baffled. If vaccines are saving lives then there should have been a clear bend downwards in the trend line of the graph but if any such bend exists at all you have to squint to see it. If anything there looks like a slight acceleration in the first months of 2021 (but it's small enough I can't say for sure by eyeballing it).

Lots of people don't understand the numbers around total COVID deaths, by the way. In the past week alone I've seen internet comments saying that over 20 million have died of COVID, that vaccines have saved "millions of lives" when COVID overall since the start has only claimed (or rather, been temporally associated with) millions of lives, and VE lasted only months due to Omicron and when it rolled out. So it's impossible for vaccines to have saved millions of lives.

But this is understandable when you consider what people tell opinion polls. Lots of people, including people who think of themselves as well informed and educated, mis-estimate the dangers of COVID by orders of magnitude :(

https://news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup/354938/adults-estimat...
Some of the definitions of what is an apt name in the paper are pretty broad:

Gastroenterology 3 (1 in 338) 8 (1 in 127) Freshwater, Kitchen, Salmon

I mean, they're food related, but I wouldn't have said related to gastroenterology.
TSMC: A Taiwanese Chipmaker Silently Built Its Tech Empire (2021)
Sure but it also has a limitation of ~2000 parameters. And it's kind of a PITA to dynamically generate and set the parameters compared to just setting one parameter.

Sybase SQLAnywhere btw.
Void Linux is runit right?
Everybody is welcome to check on Discord what really happened. There was never any attack against him.

I guess the following message was the beginning of a conversation publius didn't like:

https://discord.com/channels/822591034202521641/822591034202...

TL;DR After publius attacked a human being as piece of sh*t and used other misanthropic vocabulary, I responded:
If this would be my discord, you would get banned for your misanthropic wording in the attached text. I think you are very unprofessional.

Neither the admins there nor I did ever escalate a conversation with publius.
Eh. People will disagree on what the root cause is. Just to give you an idea how easy it is to undermine this argument. What if I declare that the root cause of all this is being human. What do you do?

Thinking of bigger picture is all well and good, but the moment you mention education I cannot help, but chuckle. In the context of US, education already is.. lets call it overburdened. Maybe the solution is not to override the reflex, but to appropriately channel it.

For the record, I am just putting words together. It is late and infant does not want to sleep.
Interesting to contrast with this is the EU's definitions of small and medium enterprises.
https://ec.europa.eu/growth/smes/sme-definition_en
A headcount lower than 50, turnover or balance sheet under 10 million qualifies you as a small business.
As a former Adyen employee, I can confirm that they use the relational features a lot. It's a ledger with millions (probably billions by now) of financial records, and it's heavily optimized for flexible querying. You have raw tables of transactions that are linked to many other tables (accounts, exchange rates, risk, transaction accept/capture/settle records, batches etc.), and you can ideally query the state of any transaction by just joining those tables on the db. What they also have is plenty of aggregate tables materialized by consumers and compactors, which are used a lot for reporting and auditing - for instance, daily transacted amount broken down by account and currency, or monthly revenue reports broken down by marketplace and currency. Additionally, being a financial institution they are also compelled to hold these records for several years, so there aren't many options for reducing the size of the db by aggregating/moving old records.
Is it ? You pick the one that fits your use, normally UTF8String these days
Nice post. For some reason I can never remember the syntax for formatting and I have to look it up each time. I’ll bookmark your post for the next time I need this.
Has this been tested in court?

Common law is very flexible, and (IANAL) I wouldn’t be surprised it if recognised an NFT sale as one. Eg if both parties believe and represent the transaction as a sale at the time, does that in itself make it a sale, regardless of finer technicalities?
Maintainer pulls the plug on NPM packages colors and faker, now what?
I think the deterrence from human drivers comes probably (hopefully) more from the risk of being detected, than from the risk of being stopped. Self driving vehicles would of course lack the human element. But on the other hand - they might not need to stop for rest like human drivers do.
_People committing thievery_ more often than not aren’t rational actors capable of assessing risks at least somewhat accurately. There, exact same argument with a term you prefer.
A Faster DockerTools.buildImage Prototype
KN95 is a Chinese certification. Given their cavalier culture of chabuduo, I’m surprised the reject rate isn’t higher. I only buy masks made in the EU, US, Canada, Japan or Korea for this reason.
There will be lots of users who don't have the same workflow as a developer opening vim all day. People who spend their lives in meetings probably need the reminders. I like the idea and it's a super simple execution.

PS. There's a typo in the html <title>.
Always thought about this too. Also interesting if this is possible as a plugin for Vegas or Premiere
I also have to agree that ranges functionality in C++20 is somewhat warty. I wonder, though, how much time the Pythagorian triplets example takes to compile with C++20. The ranges library simulated functionality which would later go into the language, so the comparison is not entirely fair.
> I’d suspect most Americans (across the political spectrum) would see these train robberies and think “these people should go to jail”, rather than moralizing about why it’s not their fault.

Jail isn't some magical free solution to your crime problems.

Would Americans still be so eager to imprison someone if they knew that the cost to incarcerate someone is ~$36k/yr? [1]

The government defines poverty as $12k/yr for individuals [2], which is three times less than the annual cost to incarcerate someone!

Is imprisoning someone at the taxpayer cost of ~$36k/yr a sustainable model?

At what point does America have a conversation about the cost of imprisonment versus the alternatives like raising the poverty line, raising minimum wage, or implementing social programs?

[1] https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2018/04/30/2018-09...

[2] https://aspe.hhs.gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/povert...
I believe tares is the optimal word (according to shannon entropy) from the game’s list.
The video is highly edited, it just appears to be a single screen recording.
If you think people are stealing because they have no other choice you’re sadly mistaken.

I’m assuming LA is similar to SF - much of the crime is organized. Multi-million dollar operations.

This is a problem because the perception is that law enforcement won’t do anything, so fuck it, why not get easy money. Working and paying taxes like some chump? Nah.
It might help you to remember that the syntax is `{identifier:flags}` where identifier being left blank signifies a positional argument to the formatting macro. Although if it's the specific flags you're having trouble remembering, I can't help you as I can't remember them either except `?` (debug print) and `#?` (pretty debug print).
Is no one considering the fact that this "slacker" is in a place of seniority over OP?

How could one possibly aspire to climb the ladder when the person above you is unlikely to ever move up another rung?

If slacker never gets promoted, due to their lack of performance, what chance does OP have? Or should OP find a better paying job elsewhere where this is not the case?

I am not advocating for snitching here, but let's consider it from that vantage point at least.
Not to mention vision that will change due to new ideas or influence that new staff brings to the team. It's not always beneficial for the project.
It can go wrong in so many ways that it ends up being dead.

Don't get me wrong, change is good but too much change is just too much to handle sometimes.
There are situations that make it more likely that people will steal, but I don't think it is wise to off-load all of the responsibility to society.

Some people will never steal even to save their own life, because they have principles which guide them in that direction.

I think it is important to recognize that our society has less respect for property laws and is more accepting of dishonesty, theft, and general lack of honor than many previous societies. As the cultural value of integrity declines, people see no reason to refrain from theft and violence, so if a situation presents itself where it seems advantageous to them, they take it, even if it is not advantageous to society or causes great harm to someone else. It seems that empathy is lacking in our society as well.
I have seen this brought up a few times and from the website the crossplatform native claims are impressive, but I can't find any basic guide or documentation for getting started anywhere. Why is Delphi never a part of the conversation when React Native, Flutter, Ionic, Xamarin etc are discussed?
Cool, so wage theft is a nonviolent crime as well, hence by your logic it should go unpunished as well
Inequality implies poverty, so this question is pointless.
Hold on, 2 million divided by 1 million equals 2, not 0.000000014. What am I missing?
> I mean... you probably shouldn't ignore the thing that kills the most people, to deal with something that kills less people than that

Smoking isn't ignored ... I don't think any illness is ignored in favor of any others. Doctors have been insisting people do not postpone medical procedures and checkups because they're worried about covid in hospitals (which has been happening, and causing more deaths).

One of the main reasons to get vaccinated against covid is specifically so hospitals don't get overwhelmed to the point where patients have to turned away, regardless of what they're suffering from.

> look at speed limits for cars, they're just a calculation of traffic deaths per year vs time losses due to lower speed limits

I doubt that speed limits have anything to do with "time lost". The difference in covering 30Km at 150Km/h vs 120Km/h is 3 min, negligible. Wake up earlier :)

Faster driving doesn't cause more accidents, but it does cause greater injury (complicated subject with lots of research, no time to dig all this up).

> with vaccines... if someone doesn't want to vaccinate, who exactly are they endangering

You're also endangering vaccinated people. The risk of serious illness is greatly reduced but you're not guaranteed not to die. A vaccine is like a seat belt (works super well but doesn't make you invincible).

And it's not just 1 or 0. People die from covid and survivors can have long lasting afflictions from it. I think the statistic is for every person that dies, there's 5 that will be "marked" for life by covid. Not "long covid" or whatever, but life long problems with reduced lung capacity, problems with kidneys, heart etc - things they will suffer from in varying degrees for years to come, burdening the healthcare and social welfare system and the economy in general (global cost is already in the trillions of dollars).

And it's still not ok to endanger those who aren't vaccinated because they can still end up in hospital, using up valuable resources. So if you want to have your covid parties that's fine if you sign a contract saying you'll receive no medical help whatsoever should you get infected. Anything else is morally wrong.

It's extremely tiring having to explain all this basic, obvious stuff to people. I'm sure if you thought it through you could figure it out for yourself.
Do people really grow up to be their parents? Did you?
A mobile game I built 5 years ago suddenly blew up
> Malware doesn't know how to open a reverse tunnel.

So this is useful if malware authors are just incredibly dumb?

Unconvincing. The only reason to disable UPnP seems to be "it might be really buggy" but that's true of all software and we don't disable all software. Yes, security in depth but that's taking it to a ridiculous extreme.
Lazy argument.

Working is always superior to stealing. Your words might try and cast them as morally equivalent, but they arent.
Regarding the many Docker/Unix comments: there was a time when Apple led the way on Unix land. If you love or hate systemd, you have Apple and launchd to thank for.

Apple should have either let or at least recognized the need for containerization and followed.

Process isolation done right could solve end user security issues, instead of the half baked annoying dialog boxes they have littered throughout the system. It could also allow something similar to Docker for developers.

They also need to solve their relationship with GPL3. If it’s indeed that toxic, then they need to write or adopt alternatives with different licenses, instead of just shipping decades old binary.
I've never seen an American-style SUV in Western Europe.

I see several of them every day here in Sweden. And I saw at least as many last time I was in London.
While the point seems worthwhile, the animations don't help at all.

Stuff moves around for no reason (some graph layouting algorithm with easing I guess), the looping is bad and it's annoying to wait for the changes and as they happen instantly

A simple picture for each transition would have been simpler to implement and actually showed something.