skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a subscription to YtM; I think it's great (though I think the user interface isn't as good as GpM was). Playing a radio based on a track I like is very good for discovering new music and bands - it has consistently given me an essentially endless stream of music that is different, but similar, to the chosen track; my subscriptions have increased dramatically in the last couple of years based on that.

Anecodtally, YtM seems to be better for EDM these days; my friends, who are mostly spotify, complain that they're not presented with the same quality and variety of music as I am via YtM. (EDM is just a portion of my tastes, but it's where I have noted a difference in perception between YtM and Spotify).

Sounds like Spotify works for you; if you're finding that "albums you might like" is giving you sufficient good new picks, then why change. If you feel that it's not giving you enough, it might be worth trying YtM (I've been using it for years, and don't know how much that impacts its ability to offer me new music I like, so obviously YMMV).
This is one of my favorite sites from a design pov. Oddly enough i initially found it by searching for 'the worst sites on the internet'. In an earlier incarnation it also handled sales and had individual listings in the same style. Awesome stuff whoever you are.
Speaking for the depraved, I think the obvious questions are how little I _must_ drink, how much I _must_ exercise, etc.

Ideally it would be "uncorrelated" and "none"

Seems unlikely, though
"Gut-feeling microservices" is a fantastic definition, thanks for that.
I don't believe it was done by a nostalgic person - rather someone who wasn't really there at the time and just wants to mock it. The things that were great then have nothing to do with the ones presented on that page.
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This just reminded me of the timeless, legendary https://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/
People making this kind of comment should disclose their age.
Zombie movies never scared me, but this does!
> Avoid using corporate jargon like 'PeopleOps'.

> DevRel

Oh no, you broke the rules!
>> you don't want expensive peaker plants to stop getting paid

It never ceases to amaze me just how absurd capitalism can be. It's the best system we know of so far but it falls massively short of good enough in its current form.

What you've said follows perfect capitalist logic. And yet, what you've said incentivises those plant operators to ensure there's more outages. Nothing they can do - whether that be to make their operation leaner or make their generation more efficient or whatever else, nothing can compare to a 350x increase in pay per megawatt hour produced for $0 investment.
- spending at least 90 minutes outside every day
It’s plausible deniability
this is much better than the standard: cookie accept menu,adds, playing video blasting full force, affiliate links with watered down content
For daily messaging to friends and family?
Visualizing Feature Vectors for Countries
Here is someone's write-up (with code) using the entropy method: https://jluebeck.github.io/posts/WordleSolver
If you go with the authors original description that the lambda function for handling orders is small and fast. Probably a bunch of server side validation before stuffing in DynamoDB or maybe into a queue (Message Queues / Kafka). We can assume that the program is small and fast.

If you saw 300,000,000 requests in the month on a 256MB lambda function and 500ms of runtime. It would only cost $678 for the order capture. Maybe my math is wrong here, but not huge in my book.
How much is the revenue with 100k subs?
Yeah, I hear this a lot, and I heard this as a child. Maybe there's real data indicating this is the normal outcome, I don't know. But I do know that in my personal experience, nothing was better for my social growth than skipping grades. My favorite theory is that being a weird kid is easier when you also have a sympathy card by also being younger than everyone. Like everyone sort of gave me a break? I'm not sure, but it was great for me, way better than being in normal school with kids my age.
So it's a campaign by an allied power?
Remember jQuery, hahah

Is the author young or he mixed up his timeline?

DHTML4lyf
What would "public space" mean for you?

I cant think of anything other than personal or household activities.
Unless youre talking about one-person companies. But then, I consider them companies, even if they are only one person.
Is it power efficient to have 1 (small|medium|large) instance per workload? Or more realistically >=2 instances for redundancy.

No? Maybe we could get cost, energy and other efficiencies by aggregating disparate smaller and larger workloads over a system that scales up and down with demand, so every instance is processing X million TPS.

Cool idea. We could label that scalable, because it’s vastly more efficient!
Back in the day(2014-2015) I regularly used a service that does the same thing but for steam games.

I try not to think about the exchange rate difference compared to now :^)
Wonder if tomorrow, the analytics site will show up as the top most visited government website!
I think a key defining trait of engineering is the necessity of having a correct, precise model of the domain you are working in, so that you can solve multifaceted problems with the minimum possible resources.

A typical non-engineering characteristic of software is the widespread acceptance of techniques/libraries that claim to make development easier at the cost of increased(outsourced) complexity and efficiency.

I think a design technique that (allegedly) allowed you to spend half the time in a CAD software, but the resulting part would be less sturdy and more expensive to make wouldn't be exactly popular.

Yet this is the bread and butter of software engineering, and since waste can be arbitrarily big, directly results in Wirth's law, with software consuming the extra resources and regressing to barely acceptable performance.

Imo, one of the places when real engineering happens in the software world is video games. Here, there are actual constraints are very tight - one has to simulate a believable world, display 60 frames of meticulously calculated graphics on a clockwork cadence, synchronize players over an unreliable network in real-time, and so on and so forth. And do these things on cheap console hardware whose designers often favored raw performance over ease of use, sometimes to extreme degree, like the PS3. I'm pretty sure I barely scratched the surface.

Yet it's commonplace to see chat applications crawl to a halt (Teams) and use enormous resources, while having a fluid UI in a game that just happens to run flawlessly beside a fully rendered 3D game world is considered the price of admission, not some technical feat.
Also realizing that not everyone has anxiety. Yes lots of people do, but some people don’t. It is something you can live without. It’s not impossible.
Profound Decline
The USPS has long had an API. I don't remember it being fun to work with, but it has a lot of functionality.
Well, here is the brief https://brajeshwar.com/about/
Missing field:

Sex: Yes, please.
This isn't true...

I just downloaded:
https://hub.docker.com/_/microsoft-dotnet-framework

It was about 2.7 / 2.8 GB in size.

Total size on disk was 8.7GB but we are talking about download here.

I would say you should be moving to .Net 6 it's been several years now that .Net Core has been out so there is no excuse.

None of this is an excuse to get a 10Gbps internet connection to your house. I have a 500Mbps connection and with the corporate firewall my laptop gets 100-200Mbps connection and pulling those containers was like 10 minutes.

Edit: In case anyone thinks I'm lying:

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/we-made-windows-server...
I bought Elite Dangerous, played it loads, really enjoyed it. One day, they said 'we're no longer supporting MacOS'. Fine, I thought... except it turns out even their single player mode needs to be online to work, and they were disabling that as well.

No refunds, no apologies, just a game I'd paid 50 dollars for suddenly didn't work any more. Ultimately, still value for money given how many hours I'd ploughed into it before they broke it, but yeah, I think twice now about that kind of purchase.
This again seems a regional issue, SMS is so underused around here I am regularly impressed how fast they arrive.

Way faster than the typical android notification takes to show up (since heavy battery saving was made standard) for any IM app
It’s just one of the sources.

It was obvious from the beginning that outlets like Bellingcat, that were presented as independent, in reality just CIA and Mi6 pawns.
I mean couldn't it be solved on software side to automatically reconnect when I'm back online? Software developers are ingenious about working around the limitations of protocols and physics.

I may be walking outside with gloves in a freezing temperature not excited about taking phone out. But actually I was in train so no issues. Second time I was cut off when I was walking and explaining things for a few minutes... only to realize I'm dropped out of conversation - again I needed to manually reconnect by explicitly tapping on that button.
Scrolling down a bit brings one to a paragraph beginning, "The Totenpass is built from solid gold and nickel," which makes it sound like it might be an alloy.
Opinionated Guide to React
Is this being done manually? Or under computer control? Seems like it could be automated.
Mid 30ies. But I used to work in a government retirement home for a year just because I was curious about it. And the loneliness in there is depressing.

EDIT:

BTW, if it weren't for the fact that tech pays 20x the hourly rate, I might even have stayed working in social places.

But I have also experienced the other side, like when a restaurant refused to let us in because we came with kids. They argued that their mostly elderly customers would feel disturbed by the noisyness of kids talking to each other.
I suppose, as with "self driving" technology, you have to balance the "nightmare scenarios" with the positive impact and consider the net result. I don't think it would be defensible to disable a car over missing payments, for the reason you describe, but disabling a car because the driver is clearly inebriated would save far more lives than it costs.
Observing the disintegration of the A68A iceberg from space
Let's not forget about http://prototypejs.org/ & http://script.aculo.us/ for modern Web 2.O
Those W3C badges made my day
Some people are saying if you convert your account to Google workspace then cancel that then you end up with what you want. You'd keep Photos and YouTube but no Gmail, contacts, calendar etc. I'm trying to discover if this is true.
It is stunning how 100% of all news is just clickbait with doomsday vibes trying to get you to engage. Even the most reputed news outlets.
The RSS didn't change. It's 100% on every content creator to decide what to include in an RSS item. Some decide to put only a snippet, hoping to lead you to their full website to show you ads. It has been this since the earliest days of RSS.
It's written with Vue js
You can put anything you want in the author and committer email so this doesn't guarantee that they actually use or even created those gmail accounts.
> Brand Prestige is a HUGE part of apples branding.

I agree it is certainly part of their branding. An iPhone is an iPhone no matter the price you pay. The iPhone SE for $400 doesn't feel any less premium as the most expensive $2000 iPhone. There isn't really a obvious design element that tells you it's the cheap iPhone (except the notch and the camera, but it could just be that you didn't buy a new one) and this is also true for the hardware.

Other manufacturers definitely have a much worse customer experience for people that buy their low-end models. This is understandable because they don't have the margins Apple has.

But pretending that people buying Apple just do so because they are held hostage and they are missing out on a better user experience is delusional. Android and iOS both are trying to lock you into their ecosystem and try to sell you additional services which increase your lock-in. I'm not conviced that they deliberately design their products in a way to increase the lock-in. It probably comes naturaly if you don't have any open standards and interopability as a design goal.

People on here talk about RCS for example but if you look at the Wikipedia page about RCS [1] you can see that carriers started implementing RCS in the last 4-5 years. For my country there is only one carrier listed and they implemented RCS less than 2 years ago. Sure RCS was a standard when Apple released iMessage but at the time most providers were still charging outrageous prices for SMS/MMS. Good luck convincing them a standard which would remove a revenue stream. So iMessage was a good solution to offer a better experience for iPhone users. It just works, no configuration required and you can always fallback to SMS/MMS.

They probably could've made iMessage an open standard or made an Android app. But would've other manufacturers and Google participated in this standard (mind you it would've been centralized, there was no Signal protocol) or would everyone using iMessage be better than what we have now?

I think a lot of the criticism today is hindsight. We know a lot more today and a lot of stuff was in it's infancy when it was released and tried to solve different problems than what we see today.

Sorry for the rant. This post went a bit overboard but I had a lot of thoughts on the topic that ended up in this post. And I'm interested if someone has something to add or disagrees with my assesment completely.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services#St...
+1 for Signal also Switzerland...but have seen Threema quite often too (company internal stuff mostly)
at least a survey in a democracy may get accurate results from people. Why would you trust these stats from autocratic countries?
> No one uses WhatsApp and Telegram simultaneously. It's oxymoronic.

What do you mean?
I use Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Facebook messenger, Discord, Teams and rare times SMS on the same phone. Different apps for different friend groups.
free or not, i'd rather have a storage limit but no time limit. either way i'd have to forward all emails to my local machine, so the storage won't do me much good other than as a temporary buffer.

with a storage limit the worst that can happen is that mails get rejected, but the senders do get notified. and, if set up well, forwarding should work even if the storage is full, so even rejections would not happen.

with a time limit i am relying on the forwarding always working, and, in case of failure i'd be loosing mail possibly without noticing. because it's attachments from old mail that i am not looking at now that would get deleted. that's not something i'd want to ever happen.
For Firefox/Librewolf users, you can hold shift when you right click to bypass scripts that try to disable your ability to right click.

I laughed when that popped up for me. A very authentic experience.
You can write native C++ code for Android apps using the NDK: https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/add-native-cod....

I am not an Android developer myself, but my understanding is that you can write extremely performant code, so it's probably not true that Java is holding back developers who want to write stutter-free apps.
So do you guys just constantly switch all the time when they kill the products? That must be maddening.
They should make one about what it's like to work, eat and sleep in a giant dystopian electronics factory located in a futuristic totalitarian state...

...but they probably won't. :P
Humans have been playing with the weather ever since we started cutting/burning down forests faster than they can grow back.
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Germany too, I don’t even have WhatsApp installed anymore. Telegram then Signal seem to be the most popular amongst younger people.
Executive function disorder, which is what this article says marijuana causes, is also thought to be a much better name for ADHD. It is not much about hyperactivity or attention, but more a chronic lack of dopamine which affects the executive function system of the brain.

I find this interesting and wonder whether many stoners are self-medicating. I know I've smoked so much I've come to hate it and it's caused what I thought were long term memory and executive issues, yet I've recently been diagnosed with ADHD, to my surprise. Were I self-medicating, or did weed made a part of my brain worse? Honestly, I have no idea. I don't think there's an easy answer yet.
> Are you in the U.S.?

No, I'm not. I'm in the EU where those US tech giants successfully dodge paying any tax, which just isn't fair, especially for local businesses who already have a hard time competing without them having that advantage.
SUSE announces Liberty Linux, new distro for those who miss the old CentOS
Having Firefox around for just a few hundred million per year is convenient for Google to not have Chrome considered a monopoly (although Edge getting back the market somehow changes it). Anyway it feels like it would be stupid and potentially more costly for them to do moves to sabotage Firefox. It's like an insurance.
It just addresses some factors not all of them.

It still could be just that healthier and better feeling people are inclined to walk more.
John F. Nash's Work in Pure Mathematics
(I'm not affiliated with Fastmail, just a user of their services. Please do research to double-check stuff.)

> I have a number of users at user1/user2/etc@mydomain.com on G Suite. If I started to use Fastmail, could they all continue to use their existing email addresses at Fastmail to send/receive mail, access their historical emails (if I copy those across) etc using whatever client?

Fastmail supports multiple users per domain (and multiple domains btw). For those users it should only need the client updating with details of Fastmail's servers instead of Google's. Then it should work the same.

> And second question: if after this G Suite shutdown in May (or whenever) Gmail is stopped for these users they can presumably still link Fastmail to Gmail? Or would they have to use some other email client?

You'd not be using the GMail app at that point. You would either be using Fastmail's own app or a third party client such as the Outlook app (which is actually very good, only moderately tied to MS, and works with other email providers).

If your users are using GMail on the web they'd switch to the Fastmail site instead and, personally, I think that wipes the floor with the mess that GMail has become.

> Would they each get their own credentials for logging in or would I have to trust them with my "main" Fastmail credentials? I've never used another email provider before.

From Fastmail's user configuration screen: "Each user has their own inbox and login".

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Whatever and whoever you choose, try it first whilst you've still got time. Pick up a really cheap domain name (a random one as it is a throwaway for testing) and start a trial account. Configure a few users, set up the app, and try it out.

Transferring emails is quick with Fastmail, but I wouldn't do that for any kind of test as it is very easy to get a setting wrong and move them from GMail instead of copy them, which makes your trial somewhat more permanent unless you move them back.
My website is a printable CV with pure HTML and CSS
I've heard a similar sentiment recently.

"I'll start respecting the elderly when they stop bothering me with their email problems."
Not my experience at all in the UK, in all my social groups it's basically assumed you have WhatsApp and we aren't all parents

That assumption even extends to the business environments I work in. I'm often in the position of needing to coordinate with groups of customers, third parties and contractors during a change window. WhatsApp is the lowest common denominator
I watched this "live in theatre" when it came out and enjoyed it.

It may be a buggered memory, but I don't recall seeing a movie about reverse engineering often.
I mean, she is a frontend dev by all accounts - in most places, sadly, engineer is not a protected title - and colloquially people refer to frontend people as software engineers.
I fucking love Bellingcat. They're doing God's work.
> They often release good things, like Nexus tablets or the Pixel C, only to kill them shortly afterwards.

And the latest: TensorFlow -> TensorFlow 2 -> JAX{Haiku, Flax}. This one is especially egregious because it's foundational for Google's own technology.
Healthier people might have more reasons and energy to move beyond what's necessary
If it's an interview for a position that's involving interviewing people, then for sure.
Also a minimal donation and an accidental leak is a great way to discredit various organizations and journalists as was revealed in another leak, so this should be taken with a grain of salt.
"that's not a bug, that's a feature "? :P
It's more like I'll have capacity to help the elderly when I've paid off the huge student loans they dumped on me, got a house in the ridiculous market they setup and found a job worth having in the labour market they built...
Most people I know just use SMS and that's where Apples solutions is brilliant. My mom doesn't know she's using iMessage, nor does she care, she just thinks it's SMS. Personally I believe that the majority of iMessage users are completely unaware that Apple silently upgrades your communication from SMS to iMessage.
If you'd look at live recordings, you see that these women are great singers, whereas Madonna cannot hold a tone for a second. Madonna would never have had a chance as a singer without a ton of studio equipment.

So what you are actually complaining is how modern music is produced. I can certainly agree that autotune is overused nowadays. That's a fad that will go away eventually, just like the talk box, gated reverbs or heavy chorus effects.
Please inform yourself! The data was generated independently by a western research form.
I think I agree with you as well. Although it is hard for me to picture exactly how you've structured your dependency graph. In any case, extracting the business logic into some sort of static method / class has definitely been one of the only useful things I can carry across projects that works in nearly all use cases. It also makes unit testing the actual business logic extremely easy. That said, you can end up with a static method that takes 20 parameters, which is always fun. But, in those cases, you are lefty dealing with complexity that is intrinsic to the business, rather than complexity introduced through some bad architectural decision, so at least it is isolated.
Can I do this for multiple accounts? Do you k ow if there is a description of this solution online somewhere?
Mission accepted. I will be on that inspiration list. I never thought I would have to use my hamburger backpack again...
Wordle solved (optimal algorithm minimizing average number of guesses)
Asia’s Richest Man Buys Robotics Startup