skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is not the official line. The whole point of that widget on the lock screen is to perform behavior that is not codified in OS settings or available directly to __ANY__ external developer outside of Apple.

When a "Bug" seems to oddly fit in favor of a native OS's paid feature uptake, call me skeptical when i don't think it is a "Mistake", i mean what are the odds that Apple Music launches, the team is under pressure to deliver subscriber numbers and suddenly this behavior shows up?

The whole approach to Software companies where ridiculous behavior like this are tolerated in recommendation engines in feed or in OS level features that are anti competitive by nature and dismissed as a "Transient bug" by people who should know better is not right.
4. Using a pen and paper. This sounds like a great gift, but a box of sealed envelopes might make it even more special.
Deep thoughts here.

Life (aging) is a direct cause of death. And we can’t change that. Might as well die.
> C is messy because real world hardware is very messy

Ada was designed for embedded systems specifically and has guards over many of the pitfalls in C. Still, it provides easy access to in-depth low-level control when you need it (assembly, intrinsics, binding variables to specific memory locations, importing C, creating your own custom allocators). The difference is that you write intent, and then paint additional control on top of that. This makes Ada also suitable for higher level applications.
It depends, i don't think anyone is happy having to buy ads for your own brand when you are organically the 1st result.

Another thing I saw is that now adsense has full page size ads, like modals. I remember the times, around 2010, when having too many ad units together could get you banned.
I’ve fixed undefined behavior in large C++ code based caused by misaligned reinterpret casts - the solution is to use memcpy
FWIW, FluxCD has full armv7 and aarch64 support (it definitely works on a Raspberry Pi 4, the earlier models with 1GB of RAM too, although depending on the size of your git repos that may not be enough memory, 4GB-8GB certainly is for Flux.)

How many Rpi4 servers are we talking? I have never run Rook before (though I ran Ceph, when it was called deis-store way back before it was cool) and I always remember that you needed at least 3-5 servers with at least one dedicated disk for OSD per each to make it work well, if at all!

I'm looking at synology-csi right now for my homelab, and wondering if there is hope that I can stop using local-path-storage this way, it looks a little bit outdated, so I'm afraid that may keep me from running the latest version of Kubernetes on it... unless I hack the support into it myself :gasp: surely that's gonna void the warranty
Agreed, in my case I offered a settlement early on for uncontested divorce, literally dividing everything in half. My spouse hired an attorney whose website says he knows how to find the money the other side is hiding. Well, tens of thousands of dollars and 18 months later, we arrive at mediation and settle on the identical division, which just about everyone thinks is unfair because she took all the cash and home equity I get just the business assets. Risk doesn't really get priced in.

But one of the worst things about it is that the mediator said she looked in really bad shape, like she'd been through the wringer. And we had complied with alacrity with her attorney's requests. I found that very inhumane of the attorney.

Edit: I think I meant to reply to the child comment.
JS doesn't have true classes, but I use the class keyword often to do what you're describing: creating immutable OOP style models that i can pass around as function arguments.
This is already how it works. Your suggestion is analogous to working at a bank, putting your salary and savings in the same bank that you work at for decades and when you leave for a better job the bank gets pissy about you taking "their" money out of the bank to take with you.
¡Dos Mios! 129 Go dependencies just for a Headscale control server?!

I think I will wait until a C variant appears after they've settled.
>> Keeping an eye on the weather, studying charts carefully, picking good anchorages, and having a good rode and anchor was our best possible insurance, but there are dangers that are beyond anyone's control, dangers that even the most skilled sailor cannot avoid, e.g., a shipping container adrift, dead heads at night, whales, etc.

dead heads at night. What is that?
Post author here. OSRM was quite nice to use once I got the hang of it, thank you for it! I wrote more about it in the first part: https://blog.dend.ro/map-matching-osrm/.
It's more about the lack of desperation.
Oh well. Looks like you need about 500C for several houses to reliably denature them.
Flagging the article is just wrong when there is merit to it.

As for the vaccine preventing deaths and hospitalizations, i hope most can agree that is a fact.

When that is said, then we have always had the flu which also causes many deaths and hospitalizations. With Omicron the flu and Corona are now equals regarding deaths and hospitalizations.

Where i come from that is what you can learn from the data.

So when the flu doesn't cause restrictions and is now similar to Corona, then restrictions should be dropped. That is my viewpoint.
OpenAlex: A free and open catalog of the world's scholarly papers
The body produces alcohol when oxydising carbohydrates. Granted, the amount is small (few grams), but it indicates that there is in fact a dose to consume that stays below the saturation limit for the body to safely deal with alcohol.
You also need to learn what placement new is and how it is used to know if you or any of your libraries are using it in the first place.
Thanks. Qt and C++. The Excel I/O uses the LibXL library.
The Torsus Praetorian 4×4 school bus (2020)
If it where sterile then we wouldn't test it in medical tests.
Similar project? https://www.flying-whales.com/

(Not saying if any of those is viable, just mentioning in case it makes the conversation more interesting.)
You've clearly not used KDE in about 10 years if you think it doesn't have excellent snapping and multi monitor and multi desktop. VS KDE. Without powertoys is at parity with maybe kde4 in this area.
Courts strongly favor women, until men have equal rights we must vigorously protect our assets.

A friend of mine divorced in New York. She agreed to $0 and signed, but later contested the agreement and sued. He lost everything and she’s set for life. Absolutely disgusting.
The Drive on Twitter:

> Sorry, the Torsus Praetorian 4x4 school bus is here to end all snow days:[0]

[0] https://twitter.com/thedrive/status/1484752697978990597
Factor 5 Leiden. I clot easily. So mini strokes. Turns out tiny clots don’t show up on MRIs.
> The response was about leaving the windows open.

I think the response was mainly about confusing being “open” and being “wide open”. Nobody said you should let the wind enter your house (that'd be really inconvenient even at warm temperature “Oh! All my paper is gone”) but leaving them open enough to get enough air renewal to get rid of Covid aerosol won't get you wind chill.
I think that's actually because the publishers fired all their editors.

People really don't understand the value of a good editor.

As far as prerequisites, I'm not sure I'd ascribe a mercenary (thus, malicious) intent. I think that experts have a hard time understanding non-experts. I make that error all the time.

In some things (like Swift programming), I'm pretty much an expert. There's definitely aspects of the language and standard library that I still need to learn, but, for the most part, it's something that I eat, sleep, and breathe. I do stuff by habit, without thinking, that would have many people new to the language, scratching their heads.
The HP mobile workstation lines were incredible, often coming with great displays (WUXGA; 1920x1200 17").. but they weighed a ton, and struggled to fit in most bags. Acer made some similar gaming rigs. I used to build product demos that didn't need internet access (you could easily load them up with 16gb memory and SSD's, and run multiple VMs with excellent performance).
Welcome to the real world. At least it is understandable crazy. After all it is in a library call not part of the mental model of c.

To compare, I can’t say about the mental baggage you carry with javascript the core language. Still, it sort is of works. World moved on. Good luck.
Social media is a mess and there is no such thing as a curated freedom. This is the first thing to acknowledge. Some loose thoughts that came up while reading your post:

- What makes people interesting and how do imagine that being 'measured'?

- Pick one
> I don't want this to be a big circle jerk
> a place where people like Gandhi, Einstein, Picasso and Shakespeare could raise important questions,[...]

- Who's the gatekeeper? Who are you to judge?

I don't have the feeling you thought this through. It's good that you articulated your idea and put it together into a post, but as for your question: I don't think it would work nor would I join in.

Maybe an interesting question/ approach for you might be: Assume HN is NOT accidentally like this.

On a different note, HN is different to other social media and forums, but it is not as elite and filled with exceptional people as you indicated you think. I can only speak for myself with certainty but I can assure you, I'm not exceptional:)
I'm 40 years old who is a muslim. I spent half of my life living in a muslim/arab country and the other hald in the west. Here is what I've seen:

1- Of all the people I know where I grew up in the arab country, probably only 2-3 drunk. This does correlate with the data [1]. But those 2-3 people did drink heavily. Could you back your personal experience with some stats?

2- Alcohol in the arab world has a different meaning. In the arab world it would be more like: "hey there is this poison, let's drink to forget about my issues and lets do that in hiding". While in the western world, it's more "let's meet for a drink and have a little fun".

3- There is no drinking culture in the arab world. This is because there are limited number of bars/pubs and people do not consume it openly. Not in weddings, gatherings or barbeques. A minority will come already drunk to a wedding (see point 1)

4- Islam is big on forbiding Alcohol. Not only that, but there is this idea that alcohol can stay up to 40 days in your body (never verfied this claim). Hence why a lot of people who actually drink, stop drinking 40 days before Ramadan starts. While a lot of muslims don't pray, the majority do fast and hold onto Ramadan. Bars and Pubs actually close a month before Ramadan too. The drinkers I knew, did actually follow this rule.

5- Yes, I know, you probably knew that guy in high school who was an arab and a heavy drinker. And that is correct. But the data and what I've seen in arab countries correlate more with point 1 above. Alcohol is so frowned upon, that even people who like to drink don't want to show it to their kids or neighbors. It's rare to have an arab family buy alcohol and put it in the fridge. Alcohol is also not available in supermarkets or anywhere except in bars. I lived in >1mil city and we had 3 bars.

6- There is a weird association in arab countries between Alcohol and Violance/Agression. WHich is some time true.

I never understood this obssession with Alcohol. Because I just wasn't used to it. It's so bizzare that I had to explain myself all the time on why I'm not drinking.

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/alcohol-consumption
It doesn't make sense, but often people who set up K8s at home do it for educational reasons or just having a playground so they are more capable at administering systems like that at work.
Would also be nice to create a TypeScript variant with a sound type system, and this might be a better project for creating it than tsc.
My Uncle the Witch Hunter: Unearthing the Uncanny Story of John Troyer
Epigenetics, the storage of genetic information outside of the DNA relies on methylation. E.g. a smoking grandfather can cause problems for his grandchildren, even though this information is not stored inside the DNA but in the methylation patterns which are also inherited. It will be interesting how much epigenetics will have an influence on the prevention and cure of cancer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer_epigenetics

"As Vogelstein et al. point out, in a colorectal cancer there are usually about 3 to 6 driver mutations and 33 to 66 hitchhiker or passenger mutations.[2] However, in colon tumors compared to adjacent normal-appearing colonic mucosa, there are about 600 to 800 heavily methylated CpG islands in promoters of genes in the tumors while these CpG islands are not methylated in the adjacent mucosa."
NFT makers are trying to build the next Disney
In 2016 Google pushed for AI and replaced the guy in charge of the search product (Amit Singhal) by the guy in charge of the AI division.

From there it's all been downhill from an user perspectives, I'm sure at first the saw ad revenue increased.
Please try and remember, as many people won't take a fully remote job as will not take an office bound or hybrid job. Lots of the best people are not interested in remote, so you're not going to get them by enforcing remote.
Yes, a fast and safe seqlock is still elusive. We will hopefully get the misleadingly named std::atomic_memccpy at some point in the future.
Why Ireland's housing bubble burst
Don't forget that POWER10 is no longer ryf-certifiable. Of course the ryf certification may be questionable but it is an established bar, POWER9 was able to cross it, POWER10 probably won't: https://www.talospace.com/2020/08/power10-sounds-really-grea... https://twitter.com/RaptorCompSys/status/1435510763402244105...
Thanks a lot for the kind words.

Back: Python + Postgres + Flask + redis

Front: JS vanilla + a bit of Svelte
It's important to keep in mind that all of these things, not just personality traits, but even concepts such as "human" are artifacts of our modelling of the world.

The things in themselves do not know of these distinctions, and you can draw them fairly arbitrarily in ways that may or may not be helpful in making sense of the world.

Saying that there are some things that are alive, an others that are inert; and that some alive things are animalia, and others are not, and that some animalia are humans and others are not, and that some humans are Type A, and others are not.

Really, none of those distinctions are more justified than the other. It's even hard to motivate that there are things as separate. We have matter constantly moving through us, the air we breathe and the water we drink and the food we eat. We aren't strictly speaking entirely made of the same stuff we were yesterday.

It's like a wave across the water, the wave persists but the pieces of water it's made of changes over time. A bit in the same way our hands are features of our bodies, we are features on the universe. You can make the delineation to say we are separate, but only as a mental model.
What a weird post. The examples from Rust and Zig don’t fail gracefully, so they can’t be considered complete. Panicking on bad user input is bad code, too. And the main complaint seems to be that the C stdlib could be improved. But where it has been improved, the author complains that it’s really just doing the ugly stuff under the hood. What does the author think the Rust stdlib function is doing exactly?
That's a very type B thing to say. As a type A, I know that categorizing is a necessary shorthand to streamline decision making and to produce maximally effective results. This is why the "myth" persists, despite being "disproven." It may not have a scientific basis, but it has real-world value.
Okay, there's a gap between requiring 24/7 usage, and "only exist for the purposes of using excess power that would otherwise go to waste" and I think we agree that electrolysis is somewhere in the middle of those two extremes.
Canada has one of the highest suicide rates among divorced men because of their even more draconian alimony/child support payments.

Long story short, don't get married in Canada. Dave Foley on the Joe Rogan Podcasts (in like the 0-200's episodes) went through his divorce and explained how absurd it was.
I make this video to printed flipbook online shop. flpbk.io: https://flpbk.io
I've done nothing to promote it (except posting this comment) for more than a year. It's around $500/m revenue
I remember reading a paper which argued that the impact of divorce on children is determined by pre-divorce family functioning level. Children in low-functioning families often experience parental divorce as a relief, it removes them from conflict/violence/abuse/harm, and it can have a positive impact on their lives; by contrast, in high-functioning families, the parents do a good job of hiding their marital issues from their children, and the children often experience divorce as an unexpected, even traumatic, event, which disrupts the stability of their world, and can produce lasting (even lifelong) psychological harm. I think using that model is a good way of integrating the kinds of contrary experiences expressed in this thread.

If divorce laws were written to put the welfare of children first, they’d make divorce easy for the first kind of family and difficult for the second. However, I don’t think children’s welfare is really a priority for most contemporary divorce laws.
Oh man, I have no difficulty trusting you, can't express it enough how much I hate this culture of cutting costs and growing revenues at all costs at the price of a good service/product
Those factors can be, amongst others: joint financial accounts, mortgage, title to assets, children, vehicle insurance policies, reciprocal wills, reciprocal beneficiaries of life insurance, health coverage, intimacy, etc.
What I’m getting at is that it’s not that hard to hold yourself out as married when you’ve got so much “entanglement.”
Also Files on iOS has a document scanner hidden in the … menu.
I have one of those. An 8770w. It was a beast of a laptop at the time I got it. I inherited it, I would never have bought one, they were ludicrously overpriced imo.
I used the crap out of it for years. It started suffering from what seemed to be extremely bad overheating, where it would auto-shutdown, eventually only being able to run for less than a minute before shutting down. I tried replacing thermal pads + thermal paste but to no avail. Maybe the heat pipes were broken.

If anyone wants it hmu. Ships from Ireland tho.
I'm not a lawyer, but it sort of seems like the author is breaching licenses for multiple GPL and LGPL licensed software with his "Terms of use and distribution."
No need for anything Mac specific. Just get a programmable keyboard and you can swap Ctrl and Cmd and you're good.

Tons of alternatives here: https://jhelvy.shinyapps.io/splitkbcompare/
Frostbite on exposed skin is kind of an extreme thing. I've only had it try to happen once on the face at like -20C with a gale blowing snow in my face. It's unlikely sitting at home.
The lie was about the contract that didn't exist.
Thanks for sharing, great story! I like that you touch on living there when you get old, a lot of the younger off-griders don't seem to have a clear plan for that, or are not talking about it.

I'm curious if you have thoughts on how you can deal with the inevitable medical issues as you get older:

- medical emergency, needing an ambulance right away

- a serious medical issue that needs frequent hospital appointments, say kidney dialysis or chemo

- more common stuff like needing a cane to walk, or no longer being able to climb a mast to fix your internet
No, see kuang_eleven and my comment to him above. Many factors are weighed.
In processes which emit a lot of CO_2 - is it not possible to capture that CO_2 before it's just released to the outside atmosphere? i.e. when it is rather highly concentrated?
Make a complete VR game.

Make an unreal engine 5 plugin and get 1 sale.
So, you say you write for "everyone who has a minimal relevant background" can read this.

What does this even mean it the case of the article?

The minimal relevant background is that you know how to copy a Python script with an \r to a Linux machine.

This includes Python developers, for which this article is written.

But it also includes non-Python developers.

In fact, this even includes everyone who wants to run a Python script on a Linux machine. Administrators, but even regular users without much technical knowledge.

So, our reader persona is the average Linux user.

If I look at that article from the perspective of this persona, at least 80% of it doesn't help me at all.

The article should start with the fix, and not redirect the reader to the end of the article.
Correct, but CA recognizes common law marriage where it was triggered in other jurisdictions.
Lineage is a useful and important project.

However, be aware that their focus has mostly been on security and not so much on privacy.

What this means is they worry a lot about hackers breaking into your phone but they don't worry much about daddy Google tracking you all over the internet and into the real world.

Also, not sure why this is news now since the last update was in April.
I know a few people here in Cyprus who are here because they did not want to divorce (the other side made it clear it won't be amicable for them, with full intention of taking over all property). Instead, they just vanished to surface here :) (legal loopholes due to collisions between church vs civil marriage enables it to marry again while being married elsewhere). Of course, after that you got to be very careful about safeguarding your assets, but the infrastructure offered by this place - a former offshore tax haven - makes it easy even in much harder cases than "some dude who owes his wife an alimony".
> But invasion of North America? No, why would they? It would be costly and likely to end in defeat, and for what end goal?

For Soviets invading North America was logistically impossible. Soviet Union never possessed a navy large and strong enough for such a feat.
They eat sugar like fiends to make up for it.
So that's 411k m3 with only half that as gas capacity ! Interesting.

But back-of-the-envelope lighter than air is just hard. It's certainly possible to see this working in niche areas, but boy, it's a tough sell compared to "get a giant Sikorsky"
What makes you assume that 'exceptional' people would want to join such a network. What makes you assume that they are less toxic than your average persons (i.e. that the problems we see on social media are not linked to the medium itself)?
> A deadhead is a log or large tree in a waterway submerged just below the surface and difficult to see. If a fiberglass boat strikes a deadhead, the boat could be damaged and even sunk. The lower unit could be ripped off causing a hole in the transom and/or render the boat inoperable. A diligent forward watch will help prevent this potential danger.
Yes. DDG was awful.
Here in Nigeria, they’re called “Okrika”. Pretty funny names.
Staying together "for the sake of the kids" isn't generally considered helpful (to the kids). Teenagers know exactly what's going on with their parents. Trying to make out that everything's fine is a hopeless mission.

Incidentally: both of my kids were quite pleased that we divorced; most of their friends were from "blended" families of one kind or another, and once we divorced, they felt that they fitted-in better.
Yeah please do some kind of write-up!
'OP'? No - the 'Original Post', i.e. the submission title is also an example: 'as a Type B Introvert'

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/OP#Noun (def 4 at time of writing)
Beginners question but what is its purpose?
Really shows how terrible the alternatives are if Google has been on a steep decline for years and is still the best.

I tried DDG for 2 months. Wasn’t worth annoying myself with worse search results for no good reason.
I think the difficulty is not that its a huge airship, its the precision required to use it as a crane.