skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is useful as a reminder to make it easier for existing users to find your app.

Also, the marketing site being outside of reach of the app dev team is a real problem worth addressing with convenient snippets such as the linked solution.

That said, I'm still not convinced that an automatic redirect is a good idea.

I've had cases where I would like to refer someone to e.g. the pricing page (or a page I remember about a particular feature they need) on a SaaS marketing site, but had to open the marketing site in a new browser to find the link, because I keep getting redirected to the app while logged in. Someone else might have given up and the referral could have been less effective.

I propose rather updating navigation on your marketing site for logged-in users, making it easier to navigate to the app manually.
How the Angular Compiler Works
It is not a binary choice between AWS/GCP/Azure and running your own data center.
>Microsoft and Oracle calibrate their pricing in a way that bears no relationship to its cost of production, but is carefully calculated to extract the maximum revenue without provoking the customer to consider alternatives. Also they design their platforms so that that migration to any alternative is complex and painful.

Not everything is priced using bottom up pricing, where you calculate the cost to produce something and then add a profit margin. There is also top down pricing where you price it based off of the value it provides or based off of what your competitors are selling at.
In the first paragraph, you are describing SSPL license, adopted by MongoDB and ElasticSearch.

So far, it has not been used to build fully open source cloud platform. Instead, it has been used (with limited success) to ensure that people who want to run ElasticSearch in the cloud have only one choice, going to Elastic NV.
Most immigrants are required to have basic English literacy for citizenship, per:

https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-e-chapter...
Jesus definitely existed as a person, we have records from the time mentioning him
Here’s my modest proposal: quit posting outage reports. They’re always temporary, it isn’t interesting, there’s bugger all to discuss, and all the big sites have their own uptime report sites.

Wouldn’t mind seeing Wikipedia links being blocked, too. They’re nothing but cheap-ass karma whoring, and virtually never entertain even a single damn comment. They don’t contribute anything to HN.
The more futexes you have, the less contention there ought to be for each. In principle. In practice, of course, you often end up with contention for certain items anyway, but it is hard to know in advance which. What matters for this case is that all the unlocked ones hardly cost anything, especially if you have some use for the other bytes in the cache line each is in (or if "false sharing", with multiple of them in the same cache line, is OK). The greater the ratio of threads or cores to locks, the less you probably worry about false sharing or contention.

But it is not a very good design for throughput, because any given lock is in general very unlikely to live in the cache of the core that wants it, and getting it there takes a long time. If, as is common, a tiny subset of the data set is "hot" and could fit in the sum of the caches available, you would like for any hot item to only ever be in one cache, with only the core that cache belongs to ever looking at it. If you can ensure this, then you don't need locks for those. If you can mostly ensure it, the locks will anyway already live in the right cache and will mostly not be contended for.

So, if you do have a hot subset of big data, it may be better to treat the hot subset specially, falling back to simple, general, maybe slow methods for other items until they become hot and are moved to the hot section and assigned to a specific core.

If there is no hot subset, you want to anyway avoid having cores waiting around for items (with their locks) to be fetched into cache so you can lock and use them. You can issue "pre-fetch" instructions for a series of items a core is interested in, while it works on others, and hope that by the time you get back to each it has been fetched into cache and is ready to be worked on immediately; and that no other core will want it right away.
it's turtles all the way down
> the cost benefits disappear

But I am not claiming there is any cost benefit at all - alI am claiming it's doable, and we will have zero or negative electricity price on windy days, that coupd be put to good use for electrolysis, hydrogen production, etc.
Faster manual page database indexing for Debian
Why would you be pissed if you gave away your work? Don't give it away under a license that permits commercial use if you don't want it to be used (freely) to make money by others.
I honestly never think about it - two identical people could do the exact same thing, and the situation could unfold differently.

People fail upward all of the time. Things tend to not be fair or just. As long as I feel like I'm taking steps forward, that's all I need.

I had a terrible upbringing and I'm sure we could commiserate or compare scars, but that's not the point. The only way you get out of the storm is by not dwelling on it
No, he doesn't really even want OTHER people to support those platforms. A fork was made specifically because the original developer was quite hostile, which he tried to prevent, despite the license for the project.

https://github.com/PolyMC/PolyMC/wiki/FAQ
It is natural. I brush/floss assiduously and am looking at losing them all. People older than me usually have a mouth full of crowns, implants and dentures.
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You can actually easily incorporate activities in your daily routines. Get a standing desk, do some quick stretches/body-weight exercise after 40 min of coding, march/bike in place while watching videos/TV, stroll afer meals, etc.

Getting a pedometer app also helps. If you're self-monitoring your activity level, there's a great chance you'll try to improve it (consciously or unconsciously).[1]

Allow me to advertise our app: Pacer Pedometer[2]. It comes with activity tracking, fun virtual activity challenges, healthy lifestyle lessons, guided body-weight exercise etc. We also have a corporate plan in which you can join challenges with your colleagues.

[1] Kang, Minsoo, et al. "Effect of pedometer-based physical activity interventions: a meta-analysis." Research quarterly for exercise and sport 80.3 (2009): 648-655.
[2] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pacer-pedometer-step-tracker/i...
There are many scams in crypto, and there are many people doing it for speculation, but the space/tech/utility/use cases is not a scam.

It's important to delineate between something that's a scam and speculative, those are not the two same things. A scam is a rug, there's an intent involved, you have scams everywhere not just in crypto.

The legit companies working on DeFi and NFTs are not scams, while some of them may be a bit speculative, there are also companies providing real value to end users.
"I don't understand..." Yep.

Before birth control, women normally always had ovulation roughly every month.

After birth control, not as much.

I don't have any idea why you're talking about men.
Thank you kindly PaulHoule! Makes complete sense!
That's a lot of qubits. Could someone share ELI5 the form factor of having just 1 qubit? Any kind of simple project that could be made DIY at home?
I'd agree.

Its the transition from rotating blades with little to no forward motion to full forward motion and no rotating blades which appears to be the biggest cost hurdle. I dont think much can beat the Osprey design.

So the metrics/requirements as I see it is.
Ascent/Descent speed.
Forward flight speed.
Carry capacity.

I cant find any VTO data, but the Bell Boeing Osprey has similar properties albeit 30-40knots slower on the forward motion. However, the Osprey can carry alot more which is a factor for these things namely more than 2-3times more weight than the x-wing.

Over the years military equipment weights have increased so you need transporters which can carry more whilst maintaining a good forward motion speed.

A future upgrade path for the Osprey is swapping the rotating blades for jet engines which could increase the forward motion speed a bit more.

The idea is out there on Buzz Light Year ironically!
Around the time the whole cookie banner thing started, Forbes had this particular one that acted like turning off nonessential cookies was this whole convoluted process that required waiting and processing something. There'd be a progress bar stating "please wait, processing your request".

Looking at the JavaScript, it was a setTimeout() for quite a long time.

I knew exactly what kind of company Forbes was after that.
Yeah well no shit, school is taught mostly by women in manners that reinforce attributes of young girls. Coupled with the constant assault on masculinity and this pressure to put women forward you get young men trapped in a system not built to their strengths. Then you add in progressive gibberish and here we are.
Dental hygiene has come a long way since then.

Photos of British troops in WWII often show terrible looking teeth, not just on one unfortunate but whole groups of people.
As a F'ing "straight cis White male", here's my experience:

WTF can I do? Work is sparse and obtaining one is never clear. Being stronger is not even an advantage now. Now I'm a programmer and now workers are in short supply but that was hell back in the days.

In primary school a lot of female teachers would explicitly felicitate the "girls for being better than the boys" and give them privileges for being "better".

School is clearly designed for girls. 8 hours on a chair listening patiently and being nice? Please.

Most things that seems fun and worth doing are "dangerous for you and others".

Lifting weights is "dangerous"

Nothing to do except eating and playing video games (if any).

When young, being strong, resilient and stoic is boring and even frowned upon. Being a victim or in a victim group is celebrated and pretty much the only way to get attention and getting ahead.

Violence and insults are always bad, including rough and tumble play that could go "too far", but somehow girls will go for these kind of assholes.

"Who hurt you? / You can't see because you're privileged (except for those with the proper ideological goggles) / You're angry, your emotions are invalid / You're mad because you can't get women"

If you get abused nobody will believe you as a boy/man (we were explicitly told this by the social workers making speeches at school). If you get accused everybody will believe you are guilty as charged however.

The dating market has been ruined by dating apps and OnlyFans. I'm in my 30s and it's getting easier, but man I wouldn't want to be a 20 years old guy in my parents' basement.

Saving for having a house. Haha.

There's a limit to the number of men ruined by family courts that you can see before simply giving up entirely on relationships and starting a family.

As a personal anecdote, I have met and befriended a few Africans over the years. They more or less express the same concerns about their children growing up here and dating North-American women. They all tell me I should go in Africa, make great money and have "beautiful metis children in a traditional marriage". Somehow I'm tempted haha.
Netmaker is SSPLd. Careful using it with anything at all (or, casually recommending it!). If your personal project connects to your proprietary server, then you're in a tough spot in terms of license compliance.
Yeah! I love it!!!

Same thing with Bill Budge's Pinball Construction Set.

http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-400-800-xl-xe-pinball-c...

Treat yourself to clicking on the thumbnails. The "liner notes" are incredible.
At some level of scale, it makes sense to hire your own platform team and do it all in house. At the other end, it also works for turtle mode / lifestyle / small businesses.

The place for expensive cloud is when you're growing fast and need to spin up infra in a hurry. When you can't be bothered to configure software outside of your core competency.
ahh, nice :-) I got the word today but didn't actually know it was a word or what it meant. However, I'm enjoying the challenge and the chance to practice thinking through 5-letter words in Spanish
You reduce the signal to noise ratio using automation, but humans are still king and validate particular targets before other humans get involved.
Most manual transmissions don't give you any indication whether you're in reverse or the gear next door until you start moving.
Christianity subsumed some pagan traditions. It's hardly a secret "gotcha", it's open for all to see. In the same way that when I eat an apple, the apple becomes part of me, I don't become an apple.

There are critical differences between Paganism and Christianity. For example, the philosopher Rene Girard showed that many traditions had stories of mimetic desire and scapegoating, but Christianity showed the crucial end of that story, the fact that the killing of the scapegoat to save the community is a lie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSzF2OG2ejI.

GK Chesterton has a lot of interesting things to say about Pagans also http://www.online-literature.com/chesterton/heretics/12/, and his book The Everlasting Man is worth reading for the way that it uses pagan tropes to point towards Christianity.
It has nothing to do with responsibility. A tower is not magic. There are well defined protocols for using an airport with a tower that are perfectly safe.

A tower only allows more efficient usage of the runway without a bunch of distributed coordination over a general radio frequency.
The example really should have fleshed this out, because most of the point of the feature is that you can have a pathway that involves no kernel operations in the common case. The rest of its point is that if you do end up waiting, the kernel scheduler knows about it.
The LCOE of solar and wind is cheaper than all fossil fuel plants and nuclear plants. Existing generation will peak load.

Look, any new nuclear or fusion project won't turn on for a decade. Given that even with inflation wind/solar STILL dropped in LCOE cost last year, and still likely has technological and economies of scale, you REALLY think a 10 year out fusion or nuclear project will launch at a price competitive with what even solar/wind + storage will be?

Solar/wind likely will be half the inflation adjusted cost it currently is now even with storage in 10 years.

LFP batteries are coming on the market now for storage that are half what lithium ion cost. Sodium will be release by CATL later this year or next. I'm not handwaving anything.

There is a LOT of roof real estate. A fair amount more than the interstate system. The costs are already pushing wind/solar to deploy as fast as it can be made, it basically is a production scaling problem.

New Jersey is not a large state, given we have west texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and lots of other desert. Which we don't need, because of rooftops and wind.
Definitely in the backlog :)
> I was just on a 12-seater Cessna Caravan that had some sort of collision warning system, because I heard it alarm. It also had a graphic of the approaching aircraft’s relative position.

Yes, it's called TCAS / TCAS II (mentioned). Or portable systems called PCAS for the smallest planes.

Alerts are generally disabled on the ground, and .. there's a lot of technical factors that limit its usefulness in this scenario.

> Likewise, both pilots physically moved their heads to scan both directions of the runway for hazards. I’m just confused why the big boys wouldn’t be more sophisticated than this.

A careful, visual scan is essential. But when you have oncoming fast aircraft, convergence rates are fast. They were 8-9nm apart, at night, when the A320 started its takeoff roll.

There's basically 3 defenses against this scenario at an untowered airport:

- Weakest: hopefully both aircraft pick the same runway direction. There's a "calm wind" runway for this reason. But when winds are 0 and not quite calm, do they agree?

- Stronger, but problematic-- unicom: aircraft are supposed to announce their intents and listen on a common frequency. If someone has the wrong frequency tuned, that won't work.

- Strongest: visual avoidance. That happened late here, and triggered an overreaction in this case.
If you get fired on your first day, you won't be eligible for unemployment. Usually, 90 days is required.
> your goal is still to “get above it”

Or just to get off the ground so you can get out of the way, can’t really turn until you’re airborne
I really don’t like that the media calls it a trucker protest. Almost all of Canada’s 300000 truckers have continued doing their jobs. Virtually none of them have involved themselves in this protest. The trucker associations have denounced the protests. The big trucking companies have denounced the protests.

It is absolutely not a trucker protest.
Monetized captivity seems to be a popular modern business model.
Lol! Yeah I see. Better to have "teams" in the office together no? Can just rotate the teams.
I don’t see how that fits into the context of this conversation. Are you sure you responded to the right person?
I wish you could hear yourself as you defend a country who’s listed as a communicated but is in every definition a dictatorship. Why are you defending them so hard, are you being paid?
We embed LwIP in an Android app, and it doesn't even implement most of TCP/IP features let alone handle most of the protocol's quirks. But, it mostly works as expected, because of Postel's law on the other side (for ex, https://apenwarr.ca/log/20090222)
Why didn’t the radar in the A320 see an airplane that was coming towards it?
> "The men’s rights stuff is toxic because it’s about conflict. It’s about pushing back against feminism, which is essentially fighting against equity. With that said, I see nothing wrong with fighting for the interests of boys and men. I, too, want to see boys succeed (I have a son!) But it’s not about his rights. It’s about his opportunities and the support and so on, that he gets."

See the thing about this is even if you genuinely try to not make it about conflict in my experience people project conflict on to you. I once wrote an article about men being disadvantaged when it came to access to resources when escaping domestic violence, despite making up a significant proportion of victims according to data gathered by the Australian bureau of statistics (I'm Australian and was writing about the situation here).

A lot of government sources also presented domestic violence data in a way that was straight up misleading i.e. "31% of women experiencing assault experienced it from a partner vs 4.4% of men", totally ignoring that men were vastly more likely to be assaulted by strangers and a better comparison is the total number of men and women (73,800 women vs 21,200). Which works out to a little over than 1in 5 people surveyed who were assaulted by a partner being men, which despite still being significantly less certainly doesn't seem as minimal as the numbers when presented as a proportion of total assaults suffered. (note this happened nearly 10 years ago so these numbers are from a survey done in 2006).

My article discussed this kind of presentation and how it made male victims of DV more invisible than they should be, and how services for them weren't present (including some government services having "for men" pages which only had advice for how abusers can stop being abusive).

I legitimately had editors at places argue with me and suggest I was ignoring facts to have an anti woman agenda by quoting some of the numbers I was criticising in my article. That's how pervasive some of this stuff is. That you can say "hey look, this place is using very selective language when when framing the data, look if even using their own sources you can see how this creates an unfair comparison to minimise male victims" and then have someone use the exact numbers being discussed to tell you that you are being anti woman.

This is a sore spot for me because as a child I suffered domestic abuse, and I find the idea that there wouldn't have been resources for me if I had suffered it as an adult scary.

And I especially object to the idea that men's rights stuff is inherently about conflict. It certainly is for some people, but I made a genuinely constructive attempt to discuss a problem that in no way blamed women (my sister suffered the same abuse I did, I certainly wouldn't want her to not have resources!) and I had multiple people accuse me of being sexist.
I have increasingly noticed this general trend (here, on Reddit, and elsewhere) to just blame a myriad of societal ills on “Capitalism”. Sometimes it’s related to economics or whatever, but more often it’s really a non-sequitur. Some of the problems blamed on Capitalism, it’s not at all clear how communism or socialism or any other system would result in a different outcome. It’s become a thought-ending cliche.
Because the are selling your work for profit without giving anything back to the community.
Why not? Licensing is designed exactly for that purpose. When you choose an MIT/BSD license, you are giving an express permission for other to profit from your code and give you nothing back.

It's not like it is new or something.. I remember reading the same discussions back in 2000's, when people discovered that Windows used parts of BSD's network stack.
OP here. I ask the candidate to describe a time that they inconvenienced others. Describe the situation, what happened, what happened afterward. Basically poking at the situation to identify humility and accountability.

I'm not entirely convinced of this approach because it bias towards people who are good at interviewing or telling a story. So I'm wondering is there other method you found useful?
Private companies as well
Isn't agreeing to let YouTube do dumb shit with its moderation part of the contract? I'd love to see her sucessfully sue Google/Alphabet/YouTube over this because ... /raises pitchfork/ ... Death to the YouTube Algorithm...

But I don't know how YouTube couldn't have done everything in their power to protect themselves this, short of large scale public outrage, dumb luck, or application of growth hacking techniques to catch their attention in places like Hacker News... Google is a faceless, uncaring monolith. You stand a better chance to negotiate your way out of getting assimilated by the Borg than you do at getting Google to give a fuck about you as an individual human. We're just a endless supply of faceless inputs to their algorithms and none of us matter to them... /shakes pitchfork/
Landing aircraft have right of way over planes on the ground at non-controlled airports, but you're right, they were also in a better position to change their course. I'm not sure how a safety investigation would rule fault.
But how could it just suddenly be “not true”? Braces are incredibly expensive (tens of thousands of dollars).
SpaceX Tests Giant “Chopsticks” for Catching Starship as It Lands
What’s OpenSCAD use case?

I recently built a printer and started to print things. OpenSCAD was the first software I reached because I’m developer and writing code felt natural for me. But it took so much time and result was kind of hard to understand and change.

Then I moved to FreeCAD, learned about parametric modelling and it was like the whole other world. I was like 10x more productive compared to OpenSCAD and result was easy to change and adapt.

Then I moved to Fusion and from that point I think that I’ve found a sweet spot, Fusion is similar to FreeCAD, but feels much more polished.
How much are you being paid?
I'm a gay dude who cares a tad bit more than the average male about this stuff and even I have no idea what those are. I can guarantee you most guys don't know what those are, speaking from anecdotal experience. Gay or otherwise.
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