skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eisenhower was neither a Japanese cabinet official, whose accounts directly show that Eisenhower's opinion wasn't justified, nor did he have any significant involvement in the Pacific theater to give credibility to his opinion. Bringing up Eisenhower's hot take as a counterargument is really a stretch.
People with egregiously loud motorcycles that cause others to turn their head and look are suffering from a couple of mental disorders imho

Anti-social behaviors are actions that harm or lack consideration for the well-being of others. It has also been defined as any type of conduct that violates the basic rights of another person

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-social_behaviour

Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is listed in the DSM-5 under Disruptive, impulse-control, and conduct disorders and defined as "a pattern of angry/irritable mood, argumentative/defiant behavior, or vindictiveness"

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

As such, I think that along with tickets, repeat offenders should be required to attend some type of counseling
yup. we are equal opportunity awful!

real answer is it's just really hard. even for us, much less the general developer audience. i wrote the docs we do have, and yeah it shows and I'm not proud of it. Temporal's initial demographic was entirely self sufficient in terms of devops knowledge to take the helm charts and docker stuff we have and translate it to their environment, and read source code/talk to us to fill in any gaps. But as we grow then we'll have to provide more and more rails for people who don't do that stuff.

tldr we hear you and a big chunk of this money will go toward both better docs and training for both open source and cloud users.
> it required a "lock in" to the Apple Store

The company distributed its own games as a full education program. However, the only way to install them on the iPad seemed to require that they be hosted in the Apple Store.

Android versions of the games would not run on the iPad.
Thanks, any comparison to Drepper is a distinction.

I'd like a tool, maybe part of Cachegrind, which said dude, this instruction is thrashing this L2 set. A profiling virtual machine (Valgrind) is kind of the ultimate lookaside to do this. It could easily (if expensively) evaluate these kinds of queries at each load/store. I think it's better to be able to find these problems than understand them from first principles.

I think something like Computer Organization And Design could have a section on cache programming and maybe a problem set. But if I was to revisit this, I'd write something like A Bestiary of Caches which would delineate all of the different caches in a modern CPU. Things like branch prediction target caches, the micro-op cache, the LSD, ... but all in one place.
"If it was just investors why would rent be as close to mortgage payment amounts as it is?"

I am not clear how this is meant to prove anything, an influx of investors increases prices and rent, both. perhaps it's better to call them speculators, because they don't invest in the economy to create new properties, just inflate prices on existing ones.
How does that work? Are you connecting Europe to Africa? Even Spain has a large winter/summer swing in insolation.
For anyone who wanted out of this fiasco, checkout MeiliSearch: https://docs.meilisearch.com/

It's written in asynchronous Rust with native application speed albeit using much lower memory usage than ElasticSearch, and comes with even more features than ES, so it's feature-rich, blazing fast and can still benefit on multithreaded CPUs. Downside is that it does not have distributed indexing mode yet, but it is scheduled on this year (presumably Q4 2022 I guess)
Aging and Saliva: A Review of the Literature
Bacterial Vaccines and Antibiotic Resistance
Heard you should get the largest lumber you can get and rip it down. Like get 2 x 12's and rip down to 2 x 4's.

Makes sense that the larger cross-sectional lumber needs to come from a larger cross-sectional tree with few defects. The crap-wood they can turn into 2x4, 2x3....
My relationship with them lasted many years, lasted through the pandemic, and they left angry.

I am selling the house that I rented to them, and putting it into stocks.

I don't know if this makes me a bad person, but I did want something better out of the experience at some point. That's past.

I would not recommend rental property, but most of you know this by now. Nothing like being young and foolish.
The first thing that I noticed and really bugs me is the absence of the alt key to quickly reveal the password.
Interesting, since my understanding of the matter is that the status of Guiana within France is as integral with that nation as Alaska is with the U.S.
Bounce. Your reputation will remain intact. Just be polite when communicating your intent to not move forward with the org.
Testing for Sound Symbolic Priming (2017)
No, but it is partly about beats and matching partials. See https://sethares.engr.wisc.edu/ttss.html which describes how the spectra of timbres affects which harmonies blend. You can synthesize inharmonic timbres to get arbitrary scales and tunings to blend more.

You can try this on a guitar. If you pluck a string right in the middle to kill all the even harmonics, major 7ths and minor 9ths don't sound so dissonant as they did when the original string had its 2nd harmonic octave present.
You and any big company patent litigation department.

I was in Google's. The thing about old manuals and technology is:

It's all prior art. All of it. It doesn't matter at all if it no one used it and it faded into obscurity (I see you there: OS/2, BeOS, and Magic Cap). An inventor is assumed to be familiar with every single piece of technology that was published anywhere, anytime. You build a case that some patent was anticipated or rendered obvious by X, and you've usually won.

Working hardware is useful, but not essential.

If someone sues you for something you're sure was done in 1980: that 1980 manual is gold.
Other crypto currencies don't have the heritage of Bitcoin. And heritage is not something you can fake.
It's quite literally ownership of assets being leveraged to make more money. It's as indelibly tied to capitalism as any other type of loan.

Unless you meant "cash bail" and not "bail bonds"
I wonder how hard it would be to make tool that can take an existing audio file and digitally alter the frequencies in each section to give us a perfect just-intonation all throughout (by subtly lowering or raising the frequencies to form perfect ratios with other frequencies being played at the same time). You could even get this to run in real time on digital pianos, giving you perfect just-intonation depending on the chord or keys you play. The change in frequency would be unnoticeable alone but might be noticeable when played together with other keys, making the song more melodious.
Ah yeah, you're right, I confused myself.
The custom authentication is in our roadmap but we might not support authentication from data stored in a Google sheet.
Row level access control is not possible using ToolJet at the moment. This is something that we would look in to in the future but we are yet to plan how this feature will look like.
Every person with a bullshit degree that I know had their parents pay their entire way in college.

There are plenty of necessary degrees that don't provide enough compensation to pay off the loans of people who take them. We don't pay money in this society for people who provide necessary services. If you think that we do, then please, by all means, explain to me why Software Engineers (a profession invented in the last 50 years), get paid more than farmers (a profession that defines how humans have come so far).
Color Symbolism
ctrl+f "state machine" on this page :) but yeah this is a very good perspective on temporal. we should talk, if you're interested in helping us tell our story better.

i'm actually interested in a longer form "Temporal vs K8s" comparison - can make a case for Temporal atop k8s, or Temporal replacing k8s (already had a couple customers talk to us about this). It's a nuanced story to tell and I'm not sure if it has a conclusion.
On the one hand, your MVP version 1.0 should probably be built in anything that is fast and works.

On the other hand, you're gonna want to rebuild that ASAP in something that has legs for longevity's and paying down tech debt's sake. You won't potentially have an edge over any competitors by using their same tech stack.
Facebook has inserted itself into most people's lives, making it have plenty "to do with them".
It's not that surprising, but not for that reason (to a neuroscientist). While the circuit implementation for subtraction is non-obvious, the circuit implementation for addition is and with Dale's 'law' in mind, even without knowledge of the subtraction circuit it is a very reasonable hypothesis that it would be implemented by a different circuit than addition.
Take a look at preact. It is 90% like react in technical sense, and provides missing 10% in compat package
Would I rather spend money on scholarships for poor children or buy the recipe for a functional net-positive fusion reactor from aliens? How much recipe does each of my dollars get?

I’d give away all of my current net worth and take out a loan for $1 million from loan sharks and give that away too for a functional fusion reactor recipe, pending some questions about whether they will be able to sell the recipe again, do we actually have the materials to build the device and I’d want my nuclear engineer friend and lawyer to review the terms.
Comparing houses now to houses then is like comparing a horse to a Honda Accord.

I don't think that's a fair comparison. I've lived in a Sear kit house. It had everything someone now would recognized as necessary for a house (including everything you mention, plumbing, wiring, etc and as opposed to a house built in the 1800s, which could have or not-have anything).

A fair comparison is a VW bug versus a modern SUV. The bug has everything needed to be a basic car but has nothing to make it special. And the comparison would be closer if only giant SUVs were being sold as cars today.
This demo[1] show the relative height and forward/backness of vowel sounds from your mic.
It's interesting to try and emulate some of these other Huh sounds.
I wonder if anyone has looked into the inter language overlap these "repair initiator signals". For instance I often instinctual find the AA sound from Japanese speakers to sound a bit rude to my ears, even though I know it's not.

[1]https://byu-odh.github.io/apeworm/
We way over complicate things.

SQLite can be used for 95% of real world use cases.

And whenever WAL2 + BEGIN CONCURRENT get merged into main, it will be able to handle 99% use cases.

And don’t fool yourself into believing you’re not in that 1%.
Management talent makes more happen for less.

That's what we expect, as industrial management moved our industry offshore.

Education has no right of excusal. Perform.
I just took a short look at it and seems very polished. You did it all in 8 months? I'm beyond impressed. Great job dude!!
> Microsoft motion to lock-in developers, now requiring a Microsoft account.

I had a github account very soon after github was introduced. The github account was protected by public key encryption.

A Microsoft account is much more intrusive. Microsoft wants two-factor authentication which requires personal information. The claim is that this adds additional protection but (a) this is open source and (b) the repo is already protected against modification by public key encryption.
Warren Buffett just invested $1B in a crypto-friendly bank
Social networks (or anything else) don't usually climb out of the dead pool so I'd only assume one might if its user #s were rising.

This article claims Tumblr has had a "a surprising boost in users", but without pointing to any source. The only one I can find is Similarweb, which shows some growth in the past 3 months; but its user numbers are still significantly lower than they were a couple years ago (at which point Tumblr was already considered dead).

Curious to see any better proof of Tumblr's actual resurgence that anyone might have.
Debugging spreadsheets is pretty notoriously difficult for showing that it does the expected thing, let alone figuring out what assumptions have been made and how valid they are
I hope to never read or even use such code. I’ll install as many versions of Python as it takes to avoid this fate.
Here are a few fundamentally different async protocols in development which could challenge SMTP:

DIME - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Mail_Alliance

Math Mesh - https://mathmesh.com

TMTP - https://mnmnotmail.org (my work)
Easy to say that when you have a full-time dev team vs a solo open source developer. Getting it out the door is step 1, a team can always build purely mobile, tablet, and TV versions if they want, in addition to your desktop (and possible server apps).
Meta calling its employees Metamates has something to do with you? How?
I don’t worry about design. The aesthetics I care about are consistency, organization of content, and understandability.

I hate writing about past and current projects in the corporate world where it feels like you own three lines of code in a project of 10 million lines that could probably be refactored to 2000 lines. Instead I describe my work history in terms of responsibility instead of technology.

I showcase my personal projects on my resume but nobody cares. They only seem interested in employment history, which is stupid frustrating when you write 10x more code outside of work and your work work feels extremely entry level.

I just recently found a solution to this: a section of the resume dedicated to recent achievements. There I can mention my accepted pull requests to major OSS projects, how I am a director level manager in my part time job, major technical problems I have solved. All these gems already existed on the resume, but were ignored because they are in the corporate employment history. Now, suddenly people find my resume excited.

I should add in bold red letters at the bottom (for clarity): No experience writing ReactJS.
These things shouldn't be set by an organization. Microsoft needs to actually advocate for its users and stop creating options that make their products work shittier.
Not sure why more people didn't mention this. I make sure that I have a minimum of 3 months of liquid cash available. Generally, I keep it at 6 months. Not only is that a nice buffer between jobs, but it also gives me confidence that I don't have to take the first/worst job that comes along next.
A judge in CA could just do that, or even not charge any bail. They have a lot of discretion. However, some judges may decline to offer low (or no) bail. That's where the "no cash bail" elected officials come in. Some DAs, for example, make it policy not to ask for cash bail (and obviously the defense attorneys or defendants will also ask for no cash bail).
Sure but there are not enough cops to follow and record everybody on the street all day. Any number of cops following and recording random people would cause some alarm. One computer can do the job of a million cops and be imperceptible.
No doubt when we start looking at impairments and deficits that you can find plenty of situations where a high proportion of the phenotypic variance is heritable. But when you restrict the study to the top 60th to 95th percentile (which we are discussing here) I don't think you will find particularly strong relationships.
Well darn. Looks like I was wrong, I do appreciate the update and if I am unable to reshape the Earth such that it fits what I said above I will stop spreading the false information :)
How does the Vue 2/Vue 3 change factor into your opinion? Making things more consistent or something else?
The giant nosed character shown in the twitter preview for the audiblegate.com site brings to mind some uncomfortable and hopefully unintentional stereotypes.
I just determined my next hobby project: a Bendix G15 emulator (basically an IDE for G15 assembly/machine language, and a REPL simulator for TTY I/O).

The G15 was one of the first computers i was exposed to, and I never got to finish the one program I started to write, back in spring of 1964…

The article pointed to a site where I found a G1 programmer’s reference manual!
One cannot predict the future but I agree that for most indie outfits, YAGNI would apply.
Ah, but if Caplan's signaling hypothesis is true, it creates an arbitrage opportunity. I'm thinking hypothetically and in broad terms. Take that N-1 dropout. If that person is worth more to a business than their market wage, then a savvy business person would have a profit motive to hire them for more than their market wage, but less than their known value, resulting in a win for the worker and the employer.

A big enough employer could absorb these people with little fanfare, and use them to test the hypothesis. We read stories every day of business leaders who identify misconceptions in markets, and run with them to the bank.

Over time, this would in turn correct the wage gap.
My point is that the people who build the houses do not live within the same order of magnitude market.

And yeah, commuting is nonsense. I’ll never ever do it.
get enough sunlight and exercise.
You read a strange subset of musical tuning literature and picked up a weird misunderstanding.

Harmonics means all the multiples of the fundamental. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonic_series_(music)

People talk about primes because of their significance in mapping harmonic relationships.

Please don't talk about "overtonal stacking" that's not a thing. "Overtones" means any of the actual tones in a sound that are higher than the lowest one, whether the sound is harmonic or not.

Your piano claim is wrong also. What's happening is that the 4th harmonic of the major ninth matches the 9th harmonic of the lower note. And you do not fill in the "missing 5th" unless you happen to have trained yourself to imagine it.
> Exactly - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_deprivation#Interrogatio... there we go, right there.

So are you going to set up crimes-against-humanity tribunals to prosecute all the noisy neighbors of the world for being torturers?

And were those truckers performing interrogations that I haven't heard about? Your comparison is as ridiculous as comparing compulsory school to prison. Yeah, you can find some similarities, but you're missing important differences that undermine the comparison.
Trying to pronounce this is the hardest thing I’ve ever done
well like one example would be if the author's study is predicated on the notion that salaries are optimally allocated, but you suspect that the hidden term representing misallocation of labor is actually quite large. In other words, you have to consider the possibility that degrees are not a perfectly honest signal, and that people are not always paid exactly according to their productivity.

You only have to have one flagrantly unprovable assumption to make the whole chain of inference invalid
Rather like a cross between Stephenson and Faulkner.
Is this up to date? I can't input ukraine
If you’re open to spending about the same (about $10 more), then the Logitech MX Ergo might be exactly what you’re after.

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/mice/mx-ergo-wireles...
If spammers/advertisers are willing to pay for adwords, then why would adding a fee to index data keep them out?

wouldn't some sort of group moderation be more effective?
That has not at any point been the pitch. You can see the creator's posts in the original Show HN where it's clear this was always just an alternative to Twitter in a neutral way: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12646083

No talk of politics.

I've been on it from near the start. I really can't understand how you got the idea that it was anything more than a roll-your-own-Twitter from the outset. His own feed is 99% cats. If he's especially focused on politics, it doesn't show.
Perl makes you think differently. True for all languages I guess, but maybe a little truer for Perl than most.

I've moved on but still use it for simple scripting tasks despite doing my best to learn Python. I just feel so expressive and unconstrained writing it, for better or worse.
I don't think anyone has suggested this is a solution to the rising cost of education. That's a separate problem. I'd love to hear your proposal for fixing it.

This is a proposal to fix the mountain of debt that's preventing Millenials and Gen X from purchasing property and building wealth. It is only intended to fix that problem which will be a remaining symptom/problem of the increasing price of education, even if you propose a magic solution that stops education costs from increasing.
a long time ago i wrote https://github.com/rektide/git-ts , which posted git commit checksums to https://publictimestamp.org, which was a public service one could submit hashes to which would attest to them. hosted by linux foundation for a while. i really wish the website were still up to explain the project, even if it's offline. i loved having a way to say- yes, this commit is indeed from when it says it was.

there'a a ton of attestation stuff going on in cloud land these days, often under lofty objectives like "supply chain security".

longer term i'd like to see the git-of-git network emerge. forgefed federation makes exposing your hosts git services easy. then your peers can keep their own activity log of your system (perhaps even an ActivityPub stream for your main branches, a remote reflog sort of thing). to make it easier to see history being rewritten.
What is the percentage of musicians or actors or comedians making over $15K per year?
>"Should you move to serverless? Is GraphQL the answer to your API woes? Should you follow the latest DevOps playbook to increase your system reliability? In the world of tech tools, there’s a lot of buzz. But it doesn’t always reflect the daily reality of programmers.Should you move to serverless? Is GraphQL the answer to your API woes? Should you follow the latest DevOps playbook to increase your system reliability? In the world of tech tools, there’s a lot of buzz. But it doesn’t always reflect the daily reality of programmers."

My approach - I could not care less about what FAANG does. Due to their scale and org structure they are solving problems which 99% of mere mortal businesses will never face. I am not a luddite and am constantly looking for new things that can make my development easier. But I consider those from ROI point of view as I am vendor with clients and I want to make money, not waste it. Coolness factor, fashion, corporate propaganda / indoctrination mean zilch to me.
Do enough people use that browser to make it worthwhile?
It's simply not rooted in reality. You think engineers work at half market rate as a grift?
I never quite put together what was going on in that last scene. Perhaps my vocabulary isn't quite there.