skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Serverless could have been the future. But it’s too expensive and not worth it.
Hmm... fair, I was a bit of a light case on anxiety. In these circumstances I could will it away.
Because there are several other languages (Galician, Aragonese, Asturianu, Estremeñu, etc) that are just as Spanish as Castilian is.

Did you notice that English is called English (from England) and not British?
Quite logical IMHO, as in the UK several other languages are spoken (Welsh, Irish, Cornish, etc)
Bellum omnium contra omnes.

Davis Runciman has a very good associated limited podcast series [1] itself spinoff of his excellent recurring podcast [2] co-hosted with Helen Thompston.

[1] https://www.talkingpoliticspodcast.com/history-of-ideas

[2] https://www.lrb.co.uk/podcasts-and-videos/podcasts/talking-p...
At least GNOME designers apparently are using GNOME and they still let me configure my desktop as I want it to be. I undid some man years of their work and used some others.
There's nothing depressing about such nights.
Leadership as a Type B Introvert (2018)
Most remote companies don't pay by the country the company's office is located in but they pay by the countries employees are residing in.
Another alternative is to have neither.
You can use my program here along with its database:

https://github.com/Divested-Mobile/CVE_Checker

Just adjust the loose versioning check to apply 5.4 patches to 5.1.
I predict an amusing PoC in a few years, implementing k8s in w9y. It will spark discussions about microfrontends.
There are two variants:

People running what amounts to blogs on Telegram, and reaching a wide audience. Nominally they're groups but only one person can post. They can run ordinary blogs on the web and not get many readers, they can post on Facebook but the moderation there is said to be effective now. Telegram provides them with a large audience and no moderation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attila_Hildmann

Nazis looking for groups where they can recruit. The cliché is a group set up to organise protest against e.g. some new gravel pit in what was a quiet little forest, where a couple of nazis join and then mention that this gravel pit is really just another example of how capitalist jew pigs grow rich at the expense of ordinary people like the neighbours of that gravel pit. It's not clear to me why Telegram works better for them than Facebook groups. Perhaps a question of moderation style.
Thank you for the clarification. I too find this interesting, especially because it runs on win 3.x. The floppy part is a bit unorthodox, but cool nonetheless!
5-6 years.

Yes, Auto configuring X.org is older than that, but drivers, Multi monitor setup and other related things came later than that.

Even if X had proper support for multiple monitors, drivers were very finicky at the beginning.
I loved the film and must read the book.

What I like most about the film is how great the French commander also is. He's absolutely no push over and as devious and clever as Jack Aubrey.

I notice the same thing in great sporting events. A push over is fun but the best games, matches and races for me are where the opponents are evenly matched and really have to battle it out.
Beer Cache Hierarchy
Knew immediately it was the 2720. It's all around a fantastic phone. The wifi tethering helps also if you carry around a laptop and spotify/whatsapp/google maps built in is also great.

Imagine a 3g, pre 4g phone. Basically that's what it is.

they're just hard to find for a good reason. :)
I've never bought smartphone because felt no need

but the only things that make me really, really strongly consider getting smartphone is some form of Maps - let it be Google or something

and ability to send&receive pictures (MMS suck)

It's definitely possible to live with dumb phone, but stuff like maps, sending pictures and maybe access to email are sometimes incredibly handy
The numbers are quite easily available to check. On Steam, Win11 is at 10% vs Win10 at 81% (december 2021). Look at how long Win7 stuck around (it's still above 3%!) and back then, Win10 had actual benefits over Win7. This time, the upgrade is a regression across the board.
Austria set to make Covid shots compulsory
"Performance hit", sure, you know what else is a performance hit?

- Commuting

- Office noise and distractions

- Need to fit office hours

Might I even argue those are even bigger hits than just the remote hit
Interesting, thank you. Years ago I tried to learn Russian by myself, but it was quite difficult and I was too busy with other stuff. I hope one day I can learn it.
Happy to. It requires being willing to change anything in your life to make the whole thing better. That is frightening. A smartphone and social media can end up being a kind of security blanket, it gives you a cheap dopamine hit, so remind yourself that cowboys did without not long ago. Religious Jews still give it up for a day and a night every week, getting together to eat and talk face to face, and maybe play a board game. It means being willing to reorient yourself so that you have a different circle of friends. That does not mean that you are giving up on your current ones! You might try different things and find that you find meaning in boxing, doing something physical in your neighborhood, or making a craft or music. When you set boundaries up front - "hey, I won't be using Insta, but we can still make plans by phone/email, rehearse, play these gigs, and post our recordings to Bandcamp" - you will discover who is good enough to allow into your life, because they respect your time by keeping appointments.
It's hard to resist. It's like being on a diet/fasting but having your cabinets stocked with all unhealthy food or a drug abuser with free drugs they can't have.

Self control and discipline start somewhere.
Editing xorg.conf became unnecessary around 2003 iirc. You either have a strange set up or a very good memory.
> the murder part would be a much bigger deal

Which is irrelevant, because it does not reduce the absolute value of the other crime.

"Y is a much bigger deal than X" cannot produce "X is not a big deal".
That would indeed be super useful to extend self hosted automation tools like Huginn. From what I understand, wasm/wasi modules don't have full networking or filesystem access support yet. So you probably have to rely on specific runtimes to provide hooks for doing that, and regular code won't work out of the box.

1. https://github.com/suborbital/reactr
2. https://wasmedge.org/
Those referendums were about constituting the regions as Autonomous Communities (what in USA is an “state”), or about updating their “estatuto de autonomía” (declaration of state). They were not about independence from Spain.

Actually, Spain forbids independence clearly in its Constitution, as it is illegal in many other countries, like the USA for example.
host creators' applications for free regardless of scale

Yes? Your Youtube video / livestream can have tens of thousands of simultaneous viewers across the globe.

> without injecting ads into your entertainment?

That's an odd complaint that hyper-specific to how Youtube monetizes content. Look at Steam, Play Store, AppStore, all those host your app/game for free, regardless of the scale, and only take a 30% cut.

> Highly unsure what your point is.

Fine, here's another way to explain it. The minimum amount to take out money in most places, including Youtube, is 100$. Why is it 1000$ in Roblox?
Hobbes' very bad society wasn't a hypothetical. It was the reality during the English civil wars, i.e. the time when he wrote the book. And existed for some time before that in many other areas.

And there was plenty of warfare in North America pre-Columbus. Iroquois had a long reputation as a ferocious warrior culture.
If you use a social network long enough it really becomes extremely hard to do.
I honestly find it harder to quit all social networks than quit some drugs.
I uninstall/reinstalled the same social networks sometime multiples times a day, I often closed a social network webpage only to instinctively retype the url seconds later.
The only thing that kinda works for me is software that block all social medias.

I suggest you read "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products.".
> Cannabis is the third most consumed psychoactive substance in the world (after alcohol and nicotine)

Nit, but I believe that coffee is the most used psychoactive substance in the world. Even if it is not the most used, it is surely in the top three before cannabis.
Focalboard – a self-hosted alternative to Trello, Notion, and Asana - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26499062 - March 2021 (175 comments)
"Doesn't really seem to be answered in a way that I was hoping."
Yep a meta review of meta reviews is not really gonna address much lol.
And yet cannabis is being promoted at unprecedented pace. Almost every new netflix creation has cannabis promotion, see the movie “don’t look up”. Who knows best, scientists or netflix? :)
Yeah, this is the version that is not true
In the graveyard many dead are to be found.
> There are TONS of easy and healthy recipes out there.

The cooking itself is not difficult, but you have surrounding activities that take significant time like prep, cleanup (dishes, cookware, table etc.), and extra time for grocery shopping (want fresh vegetables? you're probably going to have to shop every 3 days if not everyday. want diverse meals, you're going to need to spend time planning)

I have timed myself and the extra time cost here is definitely significant. I still cook my own meals because I think the trade off is worth it but I'm completely aware how much time (even the "invisible" time) I'm investing to do that.

> You can also just meal prep and cook for a whole week in lne session.

There's several points here: 1) prepping ahead of time doesn't suddenly make it cost no time... you're just shifting the time (likely into weekends, where a lot of people would probably want to spend that time doing other things!) and 2) pre-prepping means you either limit what type of food you can have (decreasing in quality the further it is from prep day) or it means you need to freeze, seal or can stuff, which negates a lot of the health benefits to begin with, potentially produces waste (sealing) and costs extra time!
His name was Robert Paulson.
“Why lift weights at all? [why waste the next day sore.] Don’t you want to operate in life at your athletic best?”

“No. Resistance training is good for me long term.”

Exactly.
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If you have a wacom tablet I heartily recommend Krita.
His story about meeting JFK in Dallas is epic.
There’s https://github.com/facebookincubator/xar - but cross platform could be a pain. Basically static link “binary” for Python (or other).
Here's a tweet from Solomon Hykes noting, if WASM existed back in 2008, he wouldn't have created Docker! https://twitter.com/solomonstre/status/1111004913222324225?s...

My biggest concern with K8s is how the entire ecosystem is a costly affair. Can I run a service with multiple nodes for 10-50$ per month?

This is why I'd love WASM to win. Right now your browser can run 100s of tabs, with inter-tab communications and all the security sophistications on a single machine. For me, this symbolises a future where WASM can bring cheaper computing to the cloud as well. I don't want to pay a fortune as AWS/Azure bills just because k8s is a costly ecosystem.
California's population is 39 million. That in turn gives you thousands of "verticals" e.g housing (which is a big group of things, not just one), education (likewise), social security, and every industry sector. And they are all connected. No matter what form of government California has, things are going to be very complicated and somewhat chaotic. I suppose the alternative would be to live in smaller progressive countries, where there is a better chance of understanding what's going on.
That would be true if programming didn't leave a trail of indisputable evidence.

If those drunk drivers had to constantly re-live and review telemetry data for their trips they would change their tune?
> So why smoke at all? Don’t you want to operate in life at your cognitive best?

For all you know, GP is Einstein and he's working in the patent office, but with no chance of being recognized. Does he really have to be deprived of even one small joy in life so he can be at peak cognitive performance for shuffling patent applications around tomorrow? Who is he supposed to be performing for?
its actually kind of fascinating. i get how someone can be consistently bad at doing something, but how is it that someone can be consistently bad every second time? it just doesn't make sense!
> ExerCiSe AnD a HeAlThY dIeT

God, I can't hear that stupid saying anymore.
Tell that the MD of a psychiatric hospital. He will have a good laugh.
Shouldn't the discussion on Cannabis use be focusing on the fact it's smoking. Like in 20 years are we just going to see another epidemic of weed related cancer cases.

Everything in excess is bad for you. You only get one set of lungs, treat the well.

Btw, don't care about people doing what they want with their bodies, but smoking related sicknesses are something I wouldn't wish on my enemies (not that I have any.).
My Series 7 lasts all day and a night. Charges super fast.

I've also found myself using it as a 'dumb but useful phone'. Having Apple Pay / train tickets on it has been surprisingly useful.

The activity tracking has been surprisingly motivating.

Hard recommend.
Looks quite nice, thanks for sharing.
It's a misunderstanding that evolution leads to only positive behaviours remaining. Eating your own tentacles might be similar to humans cutting themselves, or the stress response behaviours spillover by zoo animals: a spillover réaction that turns adaptive behavioural patterns (eating) into maladaptive (eating yourself)
And it's full of modern trendy Google things.
Q: A man has one son. How many children does he have?

A: He has one son, and a daughter.
It's the first result when I search "Stories" in "Past Week", sorted by Popularity: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastWeek&page=0&prefix=tru...

Is it not the case for you?
I don't believe it's the actual first but this is pretty awesome. too bad its facebook :/
> They probably expect the setup of a puppet Russian client state, similar to Belarus. "Slavery" is a bit hyperbolic.

Is it? After the last elections in Belarus thousands of people were risking their lives and some of them actually died as they were fighting for their freedom and independence from Russia. And in Ukraine, even worse happened at Maidan: people decided freedom is more important than their lives. Paradoxically, Putin made this spirit stronger. Normal people feel this is just unfair and cruel to invade a country just like that. It doesn't matter if you're Ukrainian or Russian (living in Ukraine), this kind of bloodshed would have no justification. I
There is very very little overlap between US and Swiss culture.

The swiss were known for being good mercenaries and for living in such rugged terrain that few nations dared to take them over.

Unlike the US, the Swiss have universal healthcare, free education and a banking secrecy law.

Politically, unlike the US, the Swiss have a council of 5 elders instead of a president. They also have direct voting rights so the citizens can influence the decisions their country makes. for example: to buy or not to buy fighter jets.

socially, the Swiss are much different from the US, giving women a right to vote in 1978. Also having mandatory military service and strong workers protection rights.

In which way is Switzerland mini-US?
You could say, you dont want the designer who is supposed to design win8 to be comfortably working with win7. Instead you want them to be more inspired by different OSes.
I have tried them, iPhones are elegant, but I still don't need a golden ball and chain. In most cases, I can use the applications I need on the web, like my bank. I figure out destinations beforehand, writing things down, print directions out, or buy a paper map for a holiday. Lyft has a site called https://ride.lyft.com/ which lets you call a car on a normal browser. Open to using a car service or public transit. I would prefer not to have the burden of carrying a smartphone around with me. Once I took a month-long road trip with a friend. My camera broke, so all I have are journal entries written on hotel notepads. Best time of my life.
Parent isn't doing anything more than suggesting users consider dosage and frequency. It's good advice IMO. Nothing was said about taking away your right to kill your own brain cells.
A memory bound queue and by making use of generics, it has more performance due to having one indirection less per element and being able to store all of them in a continuous memory segment.
New measuring method reveals there may be more plastic “on” than “in” your salad
You may like Dan Lyon’s Disrupted and Lab Rats.
I finally caved into the pressure and started using onedrive instead of local storage, but STILL it seems to take umpteen clicks to load/save from office. Is there any way to navigate the onedrive folder hierarchy without clicking through to the old file dialog? If there is I haven't found it.
I'm not aware of any surcharge for using a GPU in a VM on AWS or GCP, could you link documentation of this?

Of course AWS and GCP charge extra for units with GPUs in them, but I can't seriously expect you think they should stick a GPU in every VM instance for free?
Twitter Introduces NFT Profile Pictures
As far as I can see, in the UK, these adverse effects are not being logged or recorded in such a way that any analysis could be done to determine the scale, or even existence of any problem.

I heard that there was a public database in US for this sort of thing. But it has it’s own problems about data quality.
Of course you can. With the despicable state some police departments are in, completely disbanding them without replacement would be the better alternative.
I can answer that easily (I'm the founder of ImprovMX).
Forwardemail was created well after us (ImprovMX goes back to 2013).

We are not Opensource, but that doesn't mean we track user's email (we don't, we wrote about it: https://improvmx.com/are-you-reading-my-emails/). On the contrary, screaming to anyone that one uses Opensource doesn't mean they respect user's privacy (like Forwardemail does): take their way of forwarding for instance: you need to add your email in the DNS settings, publicly available... they have a odd definition of privacy.

And don't get me started on their homepage full of misleading messages ... ;)
Our backend is 100% lambdas and it's significantly cheaper than running our services on eks.

Can you elaborate on where the cost is? Definitely not cloud spend..

Engineering time? Serverless Stack takes almost all the pain away (vs serverless framework)
I'm using Linux for ~20 years at this point. I remember fine tuning X.org after than that to fine tune behavior of ATI and nVidia drivers back in the day, around 2007-2008 IIRC.

While most of the work has vanished for single monitor setups around that time frame, multi-monitor setting wasn't very reliable and deterministic under xrandr came around and drivers added native support for that.

*: randr came around 2003: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/log/randr/randr.c?...
If I understand correctly, LibreOffice is a fork/successor of OpenOffice. Here's a comparison on the LibreOffice website: https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice-vs-openoffi.... It's a bit disingenuous though since it makes it seem OpenOffice hasn't had a release since 2014, even though last release was October 2021.
But you can't do it with C!
No. IMO they were awful. Sony had Symbian (?) licensed as I recall on some models, and that was the best of it. Moto, HTC, and Blackberry - ugh. My last two pre-iPhone phones (and I've used many in between Androids - every other phone until about 4 years ago) were Treo with a version of PalmOS and it basically froze anytime you looked at it funny, and a Samsung Windows Mobile device. The hardware was decent enough, but Windows Mobile deserved the death it had.

Don't even get me started on the Blackberry devices of the era. Missed the keyboard still though.
I won't go into super much detail, but think of generics as functions over types that generate new types based on type inputs (gross oversimplification). Comparable to functions that take value and return values, also it happens before your program runs (during compilation/build time).

A ring buffer is just a normal buffer, except that when it "runs out" of space instead of overflowing or returning an error, it "loops back" on itself, and starts writing from the start. You can still grow it, if needed.

The nice thing about generics here is that it allows you to have a RingBuffer[string], RingBuffer[int], and RingBuffer[MyType] without having to implement them separately. The compiler will even take care of memory sizing/layout, and all the other razzledazzle.

As for performance, it's not fully related to generics, but a sibling comment explained the implementation detail and how it affects performance.
The current trend of THC only and cutting out the CBD can't help.

CBD is a natural antipsychotic [1], and I can say the one time I had a really bad prolonged psychosis episode with weed, it was when I thought the CBD was interfering with a medication I was on for Crohn's and decided to cut it out but still use high dose THC for potential immune suppressant effects [2] daily during my flare.

Bad idea. Definitely lost my grip on reality.

Ever since I never drop below a 2:1 CBD:THC ratio and over the years I haven't had anything coming even close to what happened before.

It's astonishing that the current trend is THC without CBD with so little demand for combined product. For everyone touting it as a "natural drug" they sure don't have any issue messing around with the natural balance to create some scary strains.

I have a sneaking suspicion that the current 'conspiracy' trend is in part due to increased THC usage. When I had used it nightly at high doses for only two weeks there was no way I could effectively discern what was plausible or implausible on the Internet. And it took a fair while after stopping to get back to a place of normalcy with that aspect too.

1 - https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/understanding-relation...

2 - https://www.livescience.com/9008-marijuana-suppresses-immune...
Too cheap for who?

There are carbon taxes being implemented and on the whole i think they are good. But combined with the current spike in energy prices, they are hammering some people.
> Yes. This was a multi-day outage and eventually the oncall does need sleep, so you need more of the team to help with it.

Well, also your business is 100% down, all the capable engineering eyes should be looking at the issue.
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It's called precommitment:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precommitment
Someone I know is a physician at a hospital. She looked awfully tired when I met her a few days ago. "Too much corona", she explained. Shall I just suggest to her that it's time to stop doubling down?
Which country is that you are referring as Eastern Europe? I live in Eastern Europe and every designer + most of the devs I know are using Macs.
I am not originally from here and my home country currently is economically worse than most Eastern Europe countries. Even there majority of designers use Macs.