skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd be interested in such a write up for remote pair programming. Being remote the likelihood is much higher that the navigator loses focus and answers emails or slack instead.
Switching roles more quickly might be the solution. We've tried tools like mob.sh, but the most efficient way seems to be using something like VSCodes liveshare. Unfortunately half of my team uses Intellij and the other half VSCode.
*Cost will vary by location between $300–$400
Haha, OP forgot the phase where purchasing agent goes through repeated rounds of offering solutions that the company already owns but which you already checked are not matching your needs.
It ends with an insurgency war in which people from different countries will come to Ukraine and kill other people, including civilians, for money given by "US and allies", indefinitely. But you know, not the first time "US and allies" grow terrorists in someone else's country, for the greater good and all

[1]https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/03/05/...
Afaik, jury is answering series of specific questions in a process controlled by layers. So you have tidbits like jury not being able to take own notes, because rules says so. That is real world example.

The quote you have there is complaint about jury expecting too convincing evidence. And the real world issue is them falling for real evidence.

The issue here is with "experts" saying non scientific crap in courtrooms and juries being told this is science. Experts who have little to no scientific training, little to no checking done over methods they use and so on.
Thank you. The only value I set out with when building the more recent version of the site was to share what I know. Too many people learn a thing and keep it to themselves.
I have recently switched teams and I'm in one where most programming but trivial tasks are done in pair. I can see lots of pros and few cons:

- knowledge sharing, especially business, domain, old code, etc. The biggest stopper in writing software in large organizations is rarely technical difficulty but context

- focus. If I'm alone I get distracted much more, music, youtube, socials, I know this is on me, but getting distracted while pairing is hard and rude. I'm also much more organized and a coworker is much better than a rubber duck.

cons:

- you are blocked from working if a coworkers schedule is not aligned

Overall I think pair programming makes in my, and most organizations produce more work than if the contributors where solo programming.
Could be fake of course. But if I had to put money on it I'd say this is real
I wouldn't discard part bad management, part deliberate passive-aggressive boycott against the war by military people.

You don't want to shoot your relatives in another country and you are afraid to meet the same fate as your general killed from a long distance because crazy politician in power had a tantrum?.

The solution is simple: Some pieces in your tank broke, you turn in the wrong direction and get stuck in a marsh, or gasoline vanish mysteriously overnight and you are stuck out of the war until a replacement arrives with the spare parts.

This can lasts for several weeks or months if you must buy it in another countries and nobody is selling you. Or can need to fill a lot of bureaucracy to just take if from another tank and send it to the front (and then you have 2 tanks out of service instead one). When you finally arrive to the fight there is a lot less of enemies to deal with.

With the advantage that you didn't deserted and don't fear retaliation. You can blame the tank maker or any other that is lower in the food chain. It was not your fault.
# GOOD:
image: "nginx:1.21.6"

nothing "good" about it, literally no different from ":latest".

only full hash reference.
I was worried about the lack of cellular connectivity on my new Macbook Pro, but I am happy to find that working off wifi (eg. in the train) works pretty seamlessly just with my iPhone in my pocket. I would still love to have it built into the Macbook, but I guess that it is less urgent than I feared.
They aren't claiming to be the ultimate judge of anything; they can decide what results to serve and what results not to serve and they've been doing this since they started Google Search.
Unofficial yet comprehensive FAQ for LoongArch
And cost could likely be mitigated by NOT using LEGO, which is a buzzword that makes the article, and rather opting in for literally anything else: like Meccano if it has to be a toy.

Stay tuned for my $2000 Cheetos(R) four axis CNC.
It is unfortunte that discussion about the Ukraine war is so absent from HN. I understand that it is a complex topic that may drown HN's real purpose, but the HN readership use to have really insightful takes on most topics.
Google's Jeff and Sanjay are famous for pairing together, and most would think they are fairly competent people.

Pairing brings a new perspective to the problem and, for me, the social element is also valuable in that you also build relationships by pairing.

Though it's completely possible what you and I think when we say "pairing" might be different. For example, the ability to not check Twitter feed would only be an issue if you are pairing for hours at stretch. While my pairing sessions are rarely longer than an hour.
Spacecrafts are and will be build according to technical merit, not according to whatever some political group want their shape to be like. If that shape proves itself better for some reason, it will be used, otherwise not. End of story. I hope we never lose the basic principles of engineering over some wannabe activism.
> Great Firewall'd

Hyperbole much?
> And zero profit nor viable plan to generate any.

They went from 5 Million revenue in 2016 to 120 Million in 2020. That's very far from zero or a lacking plan. The money is coming, it's just has not grown enough yet.
I found the writing extremely rambling and said nothing interesting. Gave up after 4 ridiculously long paragraph's in which all he said is that he'd moved jobs again and, by the way, was amazing.

Plus the site's a total usability fail on mobile, tiny font but you can't zoom.

No idea how this made it to the front page.
Sure version tags could also move, but by convention they do not. Unlike the latest tag, which by convention does move a lot.
> and indeed prefer the texture and structure of non-bagels to bagels.

They're different textures. They are best suited to different things.

But if you want non-bagels in the shape of bagels, Costco's store-brand bagels are like that. I hate them so much. If I wanted regular bread, I'd buy regular bread.
Subtractive sculpture:

https://artistryfound.com/what-is-subtractive-sculpture/
From what I can tell, this is a set of recipes from other medieval cook books, not a translation of “the Boke of Cokery”. In a random sample of ten recipes, each gave a different source and none was Boke of Cokery. Still a great website!
From the original article

> This brings up an interesting side point, in that Docker Hub and most other registries allow mutable tags by default. So nginx:1.21.6 might not be the same image today as it was yesterday. In reality, you probably need a mechanism to enforce tag immutability: e.g., your own registry mirror, or referring to images by SHA)
It's not really western centric so much as military power centric - that only the military powers count and less armed people in the middle are pawns. For example in the 1904 skirmish between Russia and Japan those two powers were arguing over who should control Korea and nearby areas with weak militaries.

It's become a bit passe with the internet and human rights movements and the like - you can't just go militarily occupy the neighbours these days without pissing off a lot of people as Russia is finding just now.

The 1904 thing was quite interesting in the current context. Emperor of Russia Nicholas II thought it would be easy to take out the Japanese navy but they ended up with most of the Russian navy sunk and subsequently the Russian royals got overthrown and replaced by the communists which has led up to what we have now.

It's possible that history will play out in a similar way - Putin thought taking Ukraine would be easy but loses that and then loses power at home and ends up replaced. Perhaps by a normal democracy, looking on the optimistic side.
>How about you put the link in a reply to this comment, and we'll see if it "gets autokilled" (tagged dead).

Okay, here you go: https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=30576525

The reason this took four hours is because every time this topic comes up, I get terrified, and I can't bring myself to check HN at all. So I didn't see your request till now.

(The fear is much the same as his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxTMbIxEj-E&t=16s&ab_channel...)

As I mentioned there, you can contact me via Twitter (https://twitter.com/theshawwn) or by email (shawnpresser@gmail.com).

I recently started using Telegram too. It's pretty nice. (https://t.me/theshawwn)

Otherwise, it looks like there's no way to reach you, so I'll simply say that I hope you have a wonderful week. Take care.
I think Kev saw the money line and stopped reading… those were both after money was mentioned.
I think Qordle is pretty neat too.
> unlike every other platform save IRC

Blocking a user so you no longer see their posts is a long established feature of various web forums, chat systems, and comment sections. I do not know how you would come under the impression that the reverse is true; the only platforms I know of where it is, is the four or five social media giants. People do complain about Discord blocks, but they complain about them because there is still a 'N blocked messages' indicator, not because of what direction the blocks go.
What Russians are being told about the war in Ukraine
Figment: A simple script I wrote to A/B test audio quality
All information in this note is fake. Check facts. Without emotions.

Update: Look for rebuttals, not confirmations, to verify information.
yeah, well, i stopped reading when i saw that "GOOD" example. it's not. and that isn't a "side point", that's the most critical point for preserving security and reproducibility of builds.
The three choices are mandate sterilization or birth control, restrict movement with internal borders, or build more housing.

Until the anti-development types acknowledge this they are completely full of shit.

We’ve literally created a situation where the next generation has nowhere to live. That’s why people are mad.
Will India Stack Enable a Global Fintech Superpower?
That module will soon be mandated by EU law [1], BMW just jumped the queue

[1] https://www.bmvi.de/SharedDocs/EN/Articles/StV/Roadtraffic/n...
It looks genuine, but it could also be a fake written as part of Ukrainian information war.

While everything in this article looks very plausible, it could just as well be written by an outsider with good understanding of Russian politics. In that case it could be a bit skewed to paint a more optimistic picture (or if you will pessimistic from Russia's perspective).
As much as I would like to agree with parts of your argument, I find it difficult. Maybe because I grew up in Germany and near the Iron Curtain to be more precise.

There is an alternative, as a company can either be organized around values like money, shareholder value, opportunism or values like still making money but not at all costs. Acting based on humanistic values.

This is a spectrum. And lots of grey between black and white. One could look to be one thing and behind the scenes actively act contrarian to this outside facade.

Take many examples of people or companies in oppressive regimes that use their influence to protect others.

For example out of personal interest I studied a lot of stories of people in the ranks of the NS regime (2nd World War) that did use their role to secure people being hunted by the state's ideology and others within the NS ranks. As well as many normal people.

People like from average Else up to government officials.

What I am incoherently rambling about is the fact that one can't always see the details from the outside while things unfold. These people would have been seen as part of the system. Not as actively working against it. Because if the later they would not have been able to work against the system.

On the other hand there were a lot of opportunistic people as well. That would have looked a lot like the other category of people described.

Maybe Spotify is just opportunistic. Maybe there is a hidden positive agenda. We don't yet know. So I would not try to have a definitive answer in my head.
In this situation it's the same thing. Seeing only the desirable outcome without considering the consequences
Ukraine Accuses Russia of Blocking Evacuation Corridor
First off, I wasn't making an argument, just stating my perspective.

We don't have clients, so you completely don't understand my business.

I stopped reading after the first few sentences since it's clear your experience is working for shitty SEO agencies and you refuse to believe there are legitimate publishers like my company that occasionally do guest posts when it makes sense
It's a valid pov. I acknowledge what you say.

On the other hand I find I hardly use any of the controls or readouts in the Tesla, just the speed limit really.

The indicators are on the stick, and the wipers and lights are automatic. There's not much reason to go to the touchscreen on the move - apart from the change the audio.
I've always been fascinated by Fresnel lenses[0]. Is this a similar concept of squeezing a much bigger lens down into a smaller space, or is it achieving something that would not be possible with a single lens?

It would be really cool to seen an animation of this showing a sweep of the approach angle from one side of the sensor to the other.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresnel_lens
Looks like there’s VESA mount adapters available for iMacs.

External mount is likely the best way to go if you want to improvements. I also like the extra room they leave on desk when the monitor stand does not use space.

I’ve been using products from Multibrackets at home and office in different configs (1x32”, 2x27” etc).

https://products.multibrackets.com/en/
If you look at the BOM, the Legos are only $60 of the cost.
I see a new Lego Ideas set coming..
>The Blitzkrieg failed. It's entirely impossible to complete the job at this point. If in the first 3 days Zelensky and some holders of power were captured, all key buildings in Kiev were taken, and the order to surrender was given, then yes. Resistance would be minimal.

that is their main miscalculation. The FSB in Russia these days are fat lazy pigs who can only racket business and screw the lives of basically defenseless regular people. When it comes to real work they fail. They were living in the dreamworld of their own propaganda and thought that it would be like Crimea - minimal resistance due to supposed large pro-Russian population. If they did at least minimal work - like say just watched Ukrainian humor shows over the last several years like i did (mostly by Zelensky production btw) they would have known that there is no such pro-Russian population in Ukraine anymore and the resistance would be opposite of "minimal".
You can sort of understand why, given that there's also a lot of low-quality posting as a result; this thread is already full of claims of "fake", and we have no real way of substantiating this.
In the West just not wasting food is an easy first step. Businesses are most guilty of this. If there was a genuine crisis regulating food waste would help.
I think the `.json` can be solved by looking at the `Accept` header rather than switching the URL
Well thank you for that incredibly useful contribution.

No, not all information in this note is fake, that is complete nonsense, so now, if you don't mind, please point out exactly which bits you believe are fake and why?
I think it's understandable.

It's very hard to believe whatever either side is reporting. And before you say that's what Russian bots want you to believe, I'll add I lost my trust after Iraq war reporting (like who in their right mind confuses plot of The Rock (film) and WMD in real life), and then after Trump's victory in 2016 (media I was following at the time were making it out to be a sure fire thing for Hillary which is opposite of what happened).

I remain a skeptic and will wait for 5+ years to see what actually happened.
Using the article's definitions of patriotism and nationalism, I struggle to see who these supposed altruistic patriots are.

Certainly not in the military, which is almost solely focused on obtaining more power and prestige for itself and the nation. While there may be some "patriots" in government or policing, it's hard to say that's the dominant ideology. And businesses obsession with money far outweighs any patriotic feelings.
Unclickbaited:

"These sanctions that are being imposed, they are akin to declaring war," Putin told a group of flight attendants near Moscow on Saturday, according to The Associated Press. "But thank God, we haven't got there yet."
Typically the SQL statement will be parsed to a logical plan first, which then gets optimized and then turned into a physical execution plan. Statistics are used for a second layer of optimization on the physical execution plan.
We throw your statements away, pitiful anonymous
Show HN: Free Money-Management Apps
"Of course, the microscope doesn’t have to be made out of LEGO — it’s possible to 3D print all the components or mill them. But those approaches take a lot more time, and it would be tricky for people to do it at home. Another advantage of LEGO, Temiz says, is that the bricks are very precise and easily obtainable. And it’s possible to modify the structure by simply replacing a piece with a different one or assemble the microscope in a completely different way to take cross-section images, for example."
Lego is produced to very fine tolerances - so it’s smart, as well as engaging, for this.
So if it turns out that the streams need to be synced then we can delay them to do so - but i am a bit unsure on how important that really is. Are you worried about folks talking over each other if they think they successfully interrupted but then a remote user thought the same and they collide and backoff, like csma/cd?
thank you bellingcat journo, I totally believe you.
> Overall I think pair programming makes in my, and most organizations produce more work than if the contributors where solo programming.

I think this is the key takeaway with one missed point. IMO it definitely does produce more work vs. solo programming but that work is sub-par. The necessary time isn't spent thinking on the tasks but instead the pairing rushing things through with very little thought to design and long term maintainability.
I've seen a lot of russian propaganda and none of it takes the racial angle on Ukrainians. Russian consider Ukrainians part of their culture so it wouldn't make much sense. Any source?
How did you jump from the view being "niche" or "minority" to it being irrelevant?
The "standard national (American) brand" is Philadelphia, and their ingredients are:

> pasteurized milk and cream, whey protein concentrate, whey, salt, carob bean gum, natamycin (a natural mold inhibitor), vitamin A palmitate, cheese culture.

https://www.myfoodandfamily.com/brands/philadelphia/product/...

We can summarize this as "a bunch of milk products, salt, vitamin A, an antifungal, and carob bean gum".

It seems pretty inoffensive. There is one (1) bean gum in there, but at this point I'd ask whether "carob bean gum" is different from "carob powder".

For example, quoting from wikipedia:

> Locust bean gum [another name for carob bean gum] occurs as a white to yellow-white powder.

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

It appears to be the powdered endosperm of carob beans.

If this is bad, wait till you hear about chocolate. Or refried beans.
Wouldn't it? What about the TV stations repeating it, or any other platform available?
I didn't realise social media was so new!

The situation says more about the deep division and anxiety within society that made it possible than social media being a cause.
'Meteorites' is a mis-translation for artillery or missiles I assume.
Infinity is NaN, but 4 < infinity is true.
I don't think the new account was actually arguing against privacy (those words have basically become a strawman now); rather it was just a bit of dry humour.
> What does “true and progressive” mean?

"For whom" may be the more pertinent question. It's impossible to untangle mass the politics of transit in that era from the politics of segregation. Hence the famous bus incident.
Verified by two anonymous sources, according to a “Bellingcat exec director”, who in turn has been verified by Twitter (which amounts to what, I do not know — verified their name? Their job? That they are competent at their job?)

A little tenuous, but maybe this Bellingcat employee is super famous and renowned?

It would be interesting if people here can come up with a better chain of verification. Until then, it’s certainly a fun bit of alt-fiction / creative writing.
Stuff like this makes me miss pinned RPM packages.
Better yet, it should learn from your manual corrections and the patterns you commonly mistake.

One thing I do that confuses them is putting in extra letters I think should probably be in there. Like 'pherosious' instead of 'ferocious' (Firefox recommends 'heterosporous' - because that's closer!).
The claim in this comment is fake. Check facts. Without emotions.
Do you have an example for that? Would be interesting to see.
Edit: Or do you mean lens flaring like here? https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252037681
There are no references to verified facts in the note. This is just a private opinion. If one person came up with something, it does not mean that everyone thinks so.
Old books are really nice. I've got one from 1575 about plants, written in old french. It looks, feels and smells "hundreds of years old".

Some old books like the one about cooking in TFA are ultra rare but others were printed in gigantic numbers and many copies persists to this day, so they can be fetched at relatively low prices (sometimes for a few hundreds bucks if you're lucky).

Here's the one I have (there are complete PDF scans of that book on the net as it's a really common one):

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=fuchs+l+histoire+des+plantes&t=h_&...
>RP2040

Wow, that's an incredibly capable chip for the price!
Moat of it is outdated.

I think of wikipedia as the old encyclopedia books where they are just snapshots of reality.
The last sentence of the article claims you do have that option, but I can't find it?

I can see an option to always overridde the color with my choice.
Worth noting that Hadolint[1] raises warnings the issues mentioned in the article. Some examples of warnings:

- https://github.com/hadolint/hadolint/wiki/DL3007: Using latest is prone to errors if the image will ever update. Pin the version explicitly to a release tag.
- https://github.com/hadolint/hadolint/wiki/DL3013: Pin versions in pip.
- https://github.com/hadolint/hadolint/wiki/DL3018: Pin versions in apk add.

[1] https://github.com/hadolint/hadolint
The more I read foreign media, the more I am convinced of how one-sided they assess the situation.
Yes, I know what a grease fire is! I'm not saying the the idea is good from a technical perspective, rather, I'm suggesting a line of thinking that would not be atypical of a government regulation.
It is so sad what is happening in Ukraine, such a beautiful country!