skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder how telecom would work for such a system. What would it be like to sit down at a computer, or open up your phone, and access a web page hosted on another planet? Would everything be mirrored to the local internet and synchronized periodically? Would you simply not be able to participate in most features we take for granted on the current web?
Glad some of that 777.7 billion budget is going to good use!
Origins was pretty bad and came off like a needlessly slavish and underwhelming copy of SC2 with little interesting added. Comically for as little of the SC2 storyline as they ended up using it could have just as easily been "Galactic Civilization Explorers" or whatever and probably been better trying to do its own thing.
the follow-ups and improvements have been impressive for sure, and posted here at some point.
After trying Nova and looking at other paid editors, I ended up using these funds to make donations to authors of my favourite VSCode and Emacs plugins instead.
https://github.com/trzy/FasterRCNN
I don’t think it’s worthy of posting on the front page of HN but hopefully some folks stumble upon it and find it worth a look :)
The TRO was an order to Ascension, not to the seven former employees of Thedacare.

It did not compel the seven former employees to continue working at Thedacare; instead, it blocked Ascension from hiring them until after Thedacare had hired their replacements.

See: https://www.wbay.com/2022/01/20/thedacare-seeks-court-order-...
This is a better version: https://jtra.cz/stuff/essays/math-self-reference/index.html (it actually contains the entirety of the description of what to plot. Also there's an updated version which uses bezier curves for a smooth output)
For the Python typing system. If you mostly code alone, you have the options to force yourself to enforce it, which would benefit the future you.
In Microsoft SQL cross apply can be used for this in even more situations and with less repetition:

select top(20)
title,
country,
...
avg(gross_salary) as average_gross_salary,
...
from employees
cross apply ( select
gross_salary = employees.salary + employees.payroll_tax, -- or "as .."
gross_cost = ...
) v -- some name required but don't need to use it if column names are unique
where ...
Yeah I’m really torn.

On one hand, I see so many occasions where someone typically new to something even if they aren’t new to programming asking questions that could be trivial found in a second.

On the other hand I’ve seen enough handwavy RTFM copypastas from people who clearly neglected to read the question being asked as well as enough manuals [documentation, etc.] that wants to make me bash my head in with how usuals, unspecific, difficult to navigate it is.
A bit like exercise you need to :

a) be fairly rigid with it

b) turn it into a habit.

If you don't you're going to have burn out. not just emotionally but physically.
I had a fit that the Dr put down to poor sleep and eating habits. It took me weeks to get over the immediate effect of the fit, I felt like I'd been worked over with a baseball bat.

I used that recovery time to go cold turkey on caffeine (if I'm going to feel like crap i might as well have a good reason for it), I limit myself to tea only now, and only 1-3 cups a day. I eat a lot better and I go bike riding a few times a week. I get at least 6 1/2 hours a sleep a night, and aim for 7-8.

its worth noting that while there is evidence for sleep debt, there is no evidence that oversleeping helps correct it.
It has Dolph Lundgren.. Close enough?
I was surprised to see that there is no language support for C++, C, Rust, etc... I saw that there are community plugins. But still, it does make me a little sad to see this shifting away from compiled languages to more scripted or web-based options, as for example: not a single (famous) compiled language in the default supported ones of a brand new code editor.
By oracle pricing I assume you mean they actually pay salaries in USD (a reasonably stable currency), then convert to BTC at the last minute in order to try to avoid price fluctuations - this doesn't help any of course if it crashes right after they were paid and they can't pay their rent.

What a terrible way to be paid - you get paid and then your salary may drop in price by 10% that day, and you have no idea whether it will happen or not. This is the sort of thing that starts revolutions.
I would make the point size dependent of the scale. When I zoom in I get huge balls.
And I would make them not blink.
They list "coffeescript" first in their supported languages. Is that even still a thing?
A CEO spouting a contrived storyline where they are fighting against nefarious SV forces makes me question their rationality. Which, you know, is an attribute I care about if they're running a payments processer
Neil who? What year is this?
Thanks, guess I'll have to try again then. Last time I tried it was definitely orders of magnitude worse than Windows RDP.
Dell XPS have great drivers support in kernel, but I actually found the vanilla Mate DE experience to be a downgrade from Ubuntu 18 to 20, I needed to do an unusual amount of tinkering.
I am convinced this will always be the case for Linux DEs unless some company starts to sell support packages for properly tested configuration combinations.
Belarus hacktivists target railway in anti-Russia effort
TIL: Modern lighthouses no longer have a rotating light source. The “flashing” light is actually flashing. [1]

[1]: https://www.govtech.com/dc/articles/north-carolina-lighthous...
My wife is quite convinced - and I think she is probably right - that nobody reported her comment, some automatic system at Facebook picked it up purely on the basis of the keyword “kidnap”.

If a male relative or friend had made the same remark, would my wife’s cousin have felt threatened? My wife tells me she would not have been bothered by such a remark, in that context, from one of her male relatives or friends.

And, if someone was really bothered by it, they could report it. But, it doesn’t seem like that is what has happened here, it appears to just be the work of some automated system. I’m not saying that if the mother reports the remark Facebook shouldn’t take the report seriously - cultures differ after all, in some cultures those kind of remarks are normal in that context, in others they would seem bizarre and offensive - but it shouldn’t just assume the remark is threatening because it contains the word “kidnap”
> Elsewhere you tout that RMS wasn't allowed to remove clang from the package collection as if it were proof of value. Other distributions don't have benevolent dictators trying to remove useful free software for ideological reasons.

My point was that neither does Guix. But you do you.
Turning down good deals is bad for a startup investment business, yes. In fact it's the worst mistake such a business can make. This observation is so commonplace that it's long been a cliché.
Got a link to the Flaked scene?
> For this kind of response, you're probably looking at (1) extremist material or (2) CSAM.

Both of which can be found in copious amounts on Reddit and Twitter, and there are multiple services for these where the description of "search engine / mirror for a social network" applies.

Additionally, Hetzner is a German company. Our laws are very strict regarding Nazi content, and absurdly ridiculous when it comes to CSAM - about three quarters of what you can find on fanfiction sites is theoretically illegal here (§184c StGB).
Maybe this is the study? First result in google for "cocaine caffeine comparison"

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25414797/

or this :

https://www.beveragedaily.com/Article/2002/09/02/Coffee-acts...
https://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2016/Q4/mixing-ener...
https://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2016/Q4/mixing-ener...

they seem to imply something similar what you are stating

this one found no such effect on rats:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01497...

and most of the articles I found say that caffeine INCREASES the effect of caffeine
When learning ReasonML it really helped to understand what Variants were by seeing the outputted JS code (being familiar with JS).
Hope for Present-Day Martian Groundwater Dries Up
Naturalism is a metaphysical position; a second order claim about what kind of phenomena count as real. It is different than a methodological committment to only considering a certain set of causal relations -- this methodological committment makes research possible, not the metaphysical committment of naturalism, which is extremely untenable, as it can't account for the most basic aspects of our experience.
Australia says WeChat has removed the account of its Prime Minister
I’m referring to statutory 5 weeks of vacation actually. Narrowing it down to developed nations with that feature.
Not to dispute your main point, but I recently got hold of the remastered C&C. I'd forgotten how good it was. The music really drives a lot of the feeling in it.

Having said that, I just don't have the time to really get into it again. And I don't have my best friend living in the same house with Ethernet cables strung between the rooms ;)
Show HN: Tracing Using OpenTelemetry and ClickHouse
Uptrace adds support for exceptions, in-app logs, basic users and projects management.
The list of languages is alphabetically sorted. That’s why coffeescript comes first.
They blink as they blink in reality. This is the point of the map.
The market will solve that. People will stop giving crazy companies money when their products become "not fun". See: Battlefield 2042 failing pretty hard.

That being said: I specifically only buy entertainment products that do NOT require me to listen to some 14-year-old describing sexual activity with my female family members in great detail because his nonexistent skills make me keep winning. Different strokes for different blokes.
That reminds me of a time where we had the substring "prd" in our Azure Storage Accounts. The MSFT profanity filter thought it meant fart in Czech, where we used it as a moniker for production. Ever since then the accounts were named with the substring "prod".
Cetacean ops https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Cetacean_Ops
Does this mean that the seven former employees of Thedacare didn't have to go back to work for Thedacare in the interim?

If that was the case, then why was the injunction granted in the first place? Was it due to some suspicion of anticompetitive behaviour? It doesn't seem that it was an attempt at helping the public keep their access to important medical care, which was the tune that Thedacare was playing for the press.
I don't contend that. I'm arguing that the cost of the move to a perception based standard is far higher than the former. I'm arguing that it is, in effect, completely unenforceable, arbitrary, and destructive to not just individuals, but society as a whole.

Free speech is not without cost, but it has been successfully utilised to everyone's benefit for hundreds of years. I can only surmise that those advocating for this have never read about or understood the importance of the Enlightenment. They don't understand the horror of living under a social regime where the powerful control language and effectively thought. They don't understand why the ability to risk offense is critical for democracy, science, and social progress. Eliminating free speech will harm the most vulnerable in society; not the most powerful.
A modern IDE (I use PyCharm) also makes use of it for both warnings and autocompletion.
i had to google BDRF: Bidirectional reflectance distribution function

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidirectional_reflectance_dist...
Best talks from CppCon 2021 (according to me)
Run Windows 11 on phone And play PC games? [video]
Actually, no, you do need that.
I disagree. It is maybe better for the author or you as a beginner, but not everyone. One needs data to support claims like that.
Yeah, no.

But D) is not only possible, but omicron genetic features are quite hard to explain otherwise.
Sometimes you just want to dump the bytes that are going over the wire. Sure you could pipe the output to a protobuf parser, but then you'd need to make sure the output of tcpdump or ngrep or whatever is what the parser expects. As an example, I needed to track down why some service traffic was getting misrouted, and I found the problem by tcpdumping the traffic and realizing one service was silently corrupting a header value - I could have added more debug logs to either service, but that would have taken a lot longer to implement and deploy.

Personally I'd rather stick with the simpler protocol until someone runs the numbers and finds something more efficient would improve performance or save money by a significant enough amount.
Students who went through vocational training enjoyed a wage premium into 30s
And then there's someone like you who detects that we have a pattern here and that it's repeating itself.
I like systemd but I hope that it never becomes necessary to use only systemd if you use linux, diversity is important.
A case could be made for anticompetitive behaviour if a big company hired all the key personell from a small company in order to run them out of business so they wouldn't have to compete against them in the future. Especially if the big company overpaid for the employees, or had the intention of letting them go once the small company was bankrupt.
Regarding these self-report services, it seems that an overwhelming majority of (self) reported side-effects are due to nocebo responses[1].

[1] https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...

[2] https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/01/up-to-76-of-covid-va...
Can't a container mostly be a Go process?

"Marketing" as you said, made this concept of "container", but I think using the words "process" and "namespaces" is still ok.
An operating system dedicated to toasting bread would be fully possible to make in a way that did not need updates or attention, as long as it had enough testing first.
Who gets to decide the "legitimacy" of a chain? Some document, or the participants?
I also have a hard time with learning concepts too if there are handwavey parts of it. I remember by recreating the higher level concepts from lower level ones at times.
To be more concise
classes != object systems != polymorphism and dynamic dispatch on data structures

The difference between them are important to some people. And that's why they will argue for that.
I think supporting variables and functions already solves most of my composability gripes with SQL.

Another problem that I have with composing SQL is that large queries quickly become unreadable, and error messages are also often not terribly helpful. I think having a more expressive type system would help with the error messages.
Do you have any plans on adding a type system to PRQL?
I've played it several times since its release, including a year ago. It absolutely holds up! One of the best of all time.
Things to Consider When Migrating Databases to Kubernetes
I visited Paris for a few weeks a couple of years ago. The way I did it, I had a rough schedule that was my fallback for the day. In the morning I'd usually hit one thing but otherwise spent my time mostly wandering around.

Didn't even go up the Eiffel tower because I didn't feel like waiting in line.

I enjoyed travelling this way. But I admit it's probably easier without a family to accommodate.
I'm good with the screen size. I love it in fact.. It's the perfect form factor for me. I've got a larger pro from work, and much prefer my air.
The only caveat, is harddrive space. XCode is a hog, so opt for the larger HD.
In the supplement what's buried is that there were no effects on measured cognitive development in the overall sample.

Meaning that in the subsample of parents who received cash disbursements and did EEG, they found differences in EEG, but that the outcome of importance -- cognitive performance -- did not differ.

Also, as far as I can tell, the EEG measures did not relate to cognitive performance, which calls into question the validity of the EEG measures as markers of what matters.

So, two things:

Even when you preregister things, you can cherrypick your findings if you're allowed to write it up that way by the editor and reviewers. In some ways this paper is like a window into what might have happened if their results weren't preregistered.

It raises the question of whether or not these neural measures are really of value, as they don't predict the thing of importance.

I'm very in favor of financial assistance to people in poverty (and even those who are more resourced) but this study was poorly done (or at least poorly reported) and does a disservice to those advocating for the importance of social safety nets.
That's what Ascension said in their brief:

"Nothing that happens in the remainder of this case, regardless of the Court’s decision on this motion, can force those employees to return to ThedaCare to labor against their will. So the only equitable remedy available to the Court is an injunction prohibiting these employees from serving trauma patients at Ascension."
The blocking of ‘some’ of TV channels happened last year.
Election to parliament happened almost three years ago, where actually one of the opposition parties won in a landslide.

Exile happened in 2014, due to closeness to Yanukovitch, for a portion of politicians. That was rather voluntary for them, mainly related to their stance on Crimea and so on. New “pro-Russian” figures came on the scene.

There are still pro—Russian political parties in parliament , which have media support (they are backed by powerful oligarchs) The richest man of Ukraine was the backer of Yanukovich, he hasn’t lost his influence or assets.

There is still internet, for example those blocked channels are very active on Youtube.

There is plenty of data that show suppport for those parties through out the years and it is pretty consistent with what I say - since 2014 it is around 10 - 15 % due to a number of reasons.

On the ground situation is very different than on RT or alike.
Satoshi mentions later in the paper that BTC is impossible to inflate by design. Inflation enables much of the corruption in our current financial system. "Just print more money bro! ;)"

Also, designing a means of transaction that is independent of governments and banks - two of the most corrupt institutions in every society - is surely a deliberate move against them?

Finally, the genesis block of Bitcoin specifically mentions bailouts of banks. The arrival of Bitcoim amid the 2008 financial crisis is no coincidence.

I welcome anything that weakens their hold and means my money doesn't lose half its value over my lifetime.
o(1) is some term that goes to 0 as n goes to infinity.
A database migration caused the www.cloudflare.com name to get directed (along with a small number of other names). Didn't affect api.cloudflare.com or dash.cloudflare.com, etc.

Totally our doing and not a hack of any kind. Team is writing this up and we'll blog about what went wrong.

Sorry about this error.
The Beatles and John Lennon memorabilia to be sold as NFTs
In that case, if it's a genuine threat, then freezing the account isn't the right action, notifying local law enforcement is.

Beyond this, by hiding the comment/post, the mother is now unaware of the threat and Facebook didn't contact local law enforcement in fact worse than doing nothing at all.
Is that so wrong? Must everything we create be for the masses to consume?
We did not get owned: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30069658
Yes, and? What about all of the data that is kept not owing to legal/regulatory requirements? That's the key issue here, not some trite truism about regulatory record-keeping requirements.
Yes, it’s still a thing, although virtually no one is using it for new projects.
You say these things as if they're non-obvious...

The fact of the matter is that VSCode's market share is massive, and expecting developers to port extensions solely because "it's a native macOS app" is not really a good pitch in 2020-2022. I would rather Panic suck it up and do the work to interop with the existing (massive) ecosystem so that those of us who like to run native apps can do so without it being a step down on just about anything else.

Something like this needs ecosystem buy in, and as far as I can tell right now, it doesn't have it. I wish it did.
That may return IPv6 if you have IPv6 connectivity, which might not be what you're looking for.

I just do this, myself:

IP=`curl -s checkip.amazonaws.com`
Yeah, definitely not something clickfunnels did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30069658
if you have a priceless work of art, cost is no object when scanning it
Yeah, I also always have the necessity to look what the compiler does with the code you through at it.
Healthcare is the most heavily regulated consumer oriented industry in the United States. This is a summary of the most heavily regulated consumer market in the country and a government abusing its regulatory authority to prevent workers from freely participating in the labor market.

Nothing about the healthcare market is a free market. Want to know how much your procedure is going to cost before you're expected to pay for it? No, price discovery/transparency is not a thing. Want to shop for the best price? Not possible. Want to switch healthcare providers? You'll need to change your job, and if you're not lucky enough to have employer sponsored/controlled healthcare, you'll have to wait until the new year.

You're a healthcare worker who's being mistreated/underpaid by your employer and you want to quit and get a better job on the "open" job market? The government won't let you do that.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30069658
So what you're saying is that women never kidnap children?
But Julian Lennon will keep the physical items…

I AM OFFERING YOU THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN NFT OF A SUITCASE FULL OF $1,000,000 IN UNMARKED BILLS. I’ll keep the money obv…
I can only surmise that those advocating for this have never read about or understood the importance of the Enlightenment. They don't understand the horror of living under a social regime where the powerful control language and effectively thought. They don't understand why the ability to risk offense is critical for democracy, science, and social progress. Eliminating free speech will harm the most vulnerable in society; not the most powerful.

You are certainly correct - unfortunately the people burning the books are not the ones reading or writing them (even if they pretend to do so, with advanced credentials or padded resumes).
That's mainly what I've been using it for for the past decade lol.
see also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrafinil
Would depend on their personal relationship.

Which is to say: Often it's not reasonable to act without first knowing if the recipient actually took offence or felt threatened, before even considering anything else, because you can't know. A model aimed at judging utterances needs to also take into account "how close is this group? could this be in-group language?" and it needs sufficient context to judge that. Even then it'll have huge potential for error.

Incidentally, a lot of this wouldn't be nearly as much of an issue if we could trust that these kinds of tools would be used appropriately. E.g. instead of banning things, even just asking a "are you sure this will be taken the right way?" or similar is a whole lot more benign. The dating app Bumble uses a filter that checks for possibly explicit pictures, for example, but instead of blocking them it shows you a short message asking if you're sure the recipient wants to receive what you're sending, and lets you choose. Depending on use there might well be several levels of severity in messaging justified, from just a mild "are you sure?" marker to forcing you to explicitly acknowledge that you're on notice that you're responsible for the content.
One trend with complicated languages is poor scalability although. They don’t compile fast , tend to have slow iteration speeds and don’t scale with large teams or codebases well. You see this with c++ , rust, haskell, scala and swift.