skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
OR and ML have their own space in manufacturing.

OR is perfect when you can describe explicitly what the decision space is and what the restrictions are.

ML is great fit when you want to identify and use patterns. Quality control with machine vision is a good application for ML. NLP for PDF documents is a huge field for manufacturing as well. Companies have so much data in email attachments that they do not currently take advantage of.
You appear to be missing the link, I would quite like to read it however if you get the chance to edit that in!
Given that we're talking about ALBs with Lambda targets, their limit is actually quite a bit lower than API Gateway: 1MB

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/appl...
A couple versions ago mobile browsers started clearing cache when you leave the application to help save battery life if I remember correctly. Very annoying because now I am unable to open a bunch of tabs in Safari for HN threads before I go off grid.
Clearly following the "everything is a rifle" philosophy of OS development.

Though one notes that rifle-based storage incorporates the pipe and executable.
86Box: Why Not Pentium III?
How to Hack a Game Boy Camera to Use ‘Real’ Camera Lenses
The EUs Temporary Protection Directive grants a residency permit (including right to work) to Ukrainian refugees. (for at least a year, to be extended as needed as the situation develops)
https://jmmv.dev/

I’ve been blogging since 2004 and the site has been hosted in LiveJournal, Blogger, brief experiment on Medium, Jekyll on GitHub Pages, and now Hugo on GitHub Pages as well (but planning to go to Netlifly).

And because I see people talking about personal projects as well, I’ll also mention https://endbasic.dev/ which is also “a website” and is keeping my early mornings quite busy :)
And is kind of what they’re doing now with their Verse language.
Ask HN: Have Cloud Provider outages caused your business tangible harm?
I feel as though cloud provider "outages" are often sensationalized, and that most production (customer) infrastructure mostly remains unharmed.

In my experience, I've never actually had service degradation due to cloud provider issues.

Curious to other users hear stories
I make tech and ethics related posts at http://www.CircuitBored.Com as often as possible, and often share them here...

I also run a very original music record label at http://www.RuffAndTuffRecordings.Com

Way too busy maintaining and updating it all, but it's honest work, no ads. :P
Great I wonder if YouTube will now unban all the “disinformation” videos they banned while the WHO was wrong. There were so many people debating this long before the WHO changed its tune. This is why free speech must be protected. Fuck these overlords telling us what to think.
This explains why there's a simplified scripting layer but not why it's a graph based programming language. Unity has an example of configurable game objects without graphs but still the momentum is towards graph based systems in many places.
If the Germans are struggling to supply beans and bullets, and Americans are so flush they can "waste" a tremendous amount of logistical overhead on transporting pie just to make the soldiers feel better, then it says a lot about how things are going.
Oh, I know; measuring is imperfect.

My point is just that there's a lot of room before it even hits the numbers quoted by the various 'studies', and given those studies all tend to be from perspectives of advertisers and click through rates (i.e., giving people time to wait makes them go "wait, do I even care about this?", whereas this is someone explicitly looking to a news source), it hardly is the problem the parent presents
Overcast beats Apple's own app simply by virtue of not forgetting where you were when the app isn't opened often enough. It might have other features that are amazing, but I like to listen to looooooong podcasts, and there's just not enough granularity in seeking if you're talking about 3-4 hour episodes to tolerate losing your place if you don't listen to the same one all the time. It can't involve a massive amount of data per episode (unique podcast ID + time offset?), but Apple's app will lose your place often. Overcast does not.

Its other features are all just little extras compared to that, although they're very nice.
Add:

pattern_user "/user/"
Ya know, folks make up conspiracy-theories for fun. It's a major hobby, e.g. [the SCP Foundation](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/ ) -- which has a colorful presentation, but is perhaps more honest about its fictionality than most. Also folks might make up junk for other reasons.

That said, why might you take such things seriously?
What is a professor's job other than revenue? Instead of selling a product, they have to beg for money instead. Alternatively, they sell their research. Publish or perish. Raise enough money for the school or you're out.
Hi, I write popular science articles on space exploration as well as the world's only Moon exploration newsletter! https://blog.jatan.space/about

I also have a general blog for all my other interests, including blogging, tech and web, poems, science and anything else interesting enough to hit publish: https://thoughts.jatan.space/about

My blogs are my professional and personal sites, and it's so satisfying to write there. Unconstrained from the vicious control of social media.
It's impressive how quickly people can go from "the WHO was wrong about a thing" to "massive conspiracy headed by a secret cabal that rules the world from the shadows"

Where's the bug tracker for humanity?
i explicitly said "if the user executes ... they're powned" and never said anything about "running". you're implying i'm taking far more risk than i am

i'm trying to understand (and minimize, if needed) the automated risks of having untrusted files *stored* locally, which would give me time to read them and develop a level of trust

fwiw, if i need to run something untrusted, i'm using #2 some, but mostly:

4. a 2nd (untrusted) machine running locally, which is beefier than my laptop and also used for benchmarking.
i've never seen any unusual behavior from it, but treat it as though it's compromised
> It has a range of 330 miles.

Tesla tends to over-promise and under-deliver on range:

https://insideevs.com/reviews/433010/tesla-model-y-70mph-hig...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSmSiOo-v8s

Highway driving will get less range than city driving. Temperature affects your EV range as well:

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/move-electric/electric-ve...
This is the case with most major products from most major tech companies. There is a reason you don't (often) see steady incremental progress on products, but rather big flashy releases that never quite get their bugs cleaned up unless they are wildly* successful.

* Where wildly is defined as a success level which would leave any rational founder very wealthy, and very content.
https://pickettg.me
Too late to edit, but realized I should specify that I meant The-Room-the-game-by-fireproof-studios, not The-Room-the-movie.
As we know from the classic song, it was either a giant granite birthday cake, or a prison far too easy to escape.

The song in question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbyzgeee2mg
What's a reasonable cost? Wind and solar are pretty cheap, and you can spend quite a bit on technology that you only need a couple of weeks of the year without doubling the average price.
> The shape, the size and the color.

And the context. For example, self-driving cars need to account for "Pizza Stop" restaurant signage, placards stuck to telephone poles that say things like "Stop Cancer", stop signs retracted into the sides of school buses, signs with additional instructions like "Stop when lights flashing", road workers with handheld stop signs, and the unconventional stop signs you see in parking lots.

You can probably get pretty far by checking the proximity to the road, height, dimensions, orientation, what it's mounted on, and if the sign incorporates any other text. But you can't just scan some pixels for "red octagon with STOP on it".
I made a tool for fantasy basketball player comparison with Plotly-Dash on Python. Please feel free to check and share your feedbacks with me!

If you are interested, you can visit my blog (https://ytalp17.github.io/sampleasample/post/dashboard/) to know more about the application building process and other utilities of the app!
It's not an official AWS offering, but there is this project that can automatically add EIPs to VPC-attached Lambda functions for you. Then you don't need the NAT gateway.

https://github.com/glassechidna/lambdaeip
Social inequality is listed as one factor among many. Do you know of revolts that were specifically about inequality? The ones I checked from the list were mostly religious, agricultural or nationalistic in nature. The ones I saw that could maybe be about inequality are due to the ruler being obnoxiously unjust or being unable to provide substenance.

I wasn't saying revolts didn't exist, just that they weren't about wanting to be rich.
Thanks! Yes I streamed a great many nights of my work on this site and have recently been doing some posts going over it's features.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM88opVjBuU7xSRoHhs3hZBz3...
Roblox's outage was uniquely due to the fact that they tried to do two things you should explicitly not do when operating production consul clusters. They even admitted as much.

1) They were using Consul for multiple workloads -- as both their service discovery layer and as a high-performance kv store. These should have been isolated
2) They introduced high read _and_ write load without monitoring the underlying raft performance. Essentially they exceeded the operating parameters of the protocol/boltdb.

well, and they turned on a new feature without proper testing. There's a difference between doing something stupid and the services being inherently flawed. Kubernetes has equally as many if not more footguns to shoot yourself with.

As far as your etcd comment, I know several people at different companies whose literal fulltime job has devolved to tuning etcd for their k8s clusters.

Ask anyone who works/worked at Squarespace 2-3 years ago. They had a full team of 30+ devops folks fulltime dedicated to Kubernetes and their production clusters were failing almost _daily_ for a full year.
Thanks! If you find one feel free to report it. I am always looking to squash them and keep improving the code.
Google, Wikipedia, Siri, Alexa, the iPhone, etc.
https://elliotec.com
Thanks! I hope to keep building it. Every time I have an idea I try and integrate it into my site.
People complaining about wind turbine blades in landfill are engaged in concern trolling. You know they care nothing about their own trash piling up in landfills. ("And lookit all those Russian tanks! Who's going to clean those up?")
https://wenbin.org/

Hosted on Github pages. A single html file.
> Hmm seems like you you have 5 comments in total and 3 out of those 5 are bashing vegans.

With all due respect, it's not like you've contributed much, if anything, to this community with your comment from your 49 minute old account.

Perhaps you could spend some time formulating a coherent argument as to why their comments are wrong instead of simply attacking them.
>But labelling the opposite side as "misinformation" only to agree with them afterwards is disgusting.

Is it though? If someone makes an unfounded guess and states it as fact isn't it fair to call that misinformation even if that turns out to be correct?

What would be your preferred approach?
Okay. So the Ukranians that you were formerly outsourcing to are now working for you locally. And probably less of them.

The overall market was still saturated with more jobs than talent _before_ the war started.
Prosciutto-wrapped cantaloupe is standard Italian fare (prosciutto e melone), I can't see bacon-wrapped banana unreasonably far from that. Going to try it tomorrow morning.
Might be somewhat cynical. If you look at all the ways that folks have gotten wealthy:
1. Got lucky
2. Exploited or stole from other people / nations (legally or otherwise)
3. Exploited natural resources.
4. Something innovative that opens up new markets.

Most of us try to do 4.) if you have lose morals, 2.) or 3.) might be worth the risks.
Ukraine Gets a Deadly Drone Team: U.S. Switchblades and Pumas Join the War
Taco Bell is constantly adjusting their menu. It seems like they do it more than other fast food places (not that I eat if that often). Mexican pizza is there one day, gone the next. At least they recently re added the nacho fries.

I saw a “Taco Bell Cantina” the first time the other day. Their “urban, open kitchen” experiment with alcohol, but with the regular Taco Bell stuff. Kind of fun.
https://andyatkinson.com
I registered https://honeypot.net/ almost 24 years ago. It was originally served off a Perl script on my Amiga, and evolved from one stack to another over the years. Now it’s generated by a script that does a “git pull; hugo; rsync” every five minutes. I add a new page in iA Writer on my iPad, use Working Copy to push it to my git repo, then wait a few minutes for it to show up on the web.
This is because science is being corroded by politics.

Politics is being paralyzed by binarism. Everything is Right OR Wrong, left OR right, on OR off. there is no grey areas anymore.. there is no acceptable position that is in between or overlaps.
If we elect a president who does this we already lost as a country.
You didn't point out that "existing tech works". You pointed out that you can achieve a rough facsimile with existing tech, provided you're willing to invest significantly more energy. That is the essence of the dropbox comment. Of course you can solve it with existing tech, but it takes a bunch of effort and is by far not as smooth. The achievement is not the technology itself.

You can be skeptical about ease of use all you want, "Log in with a IdP you already log in to, and then just open the site" is miles easier than "just launch the tunnel via script" and all the debug steps that come invariably when the tunnel malfunctions.

I know this is hard to see when to you, running an ssh tunnel is second nature. But if I gave my family a "graphical SSH client with a port-forwarding profile", they'd rightfully yell at me. These are steps they neither want to nor need to be comfortable with. And, heck, it's easier for me too. One less thing to worry about.

Somebody is running a whole bunch of infra for me, and has spent a whole lot of time addressing all the edge cases that "one-liner script" doesn't address. I happily pay money for that, any time.
https://maxrozen.com/

I used to write weekly articles about React, now I work on my SaaS and write about it.
What type of games are we talking about here though? Removing the engineers from the loop potentially allows for a lot of rapid prototyping, but probably not a lot of shipping at perf on cross-gen console and PC architecture.
Nick and you are both openly involved in bullying and libel targeting me along with spreading misinformation about your product and our project to benefit yourselves. This has been a consistent behavior from both of you for a long time.

You frequently make false accusations against us, and that is a major part of your contribution to the libel and harassment targeting us. You fabricate stories and pretend as if you're victims of some indescribable toxicity. Debunking your claims and telling people about your abuse is not itself abuse or toxic.

Moderators across a bunch of different communities are increasingly noticing that every post about GrapheneOS is brigaded by people spreading the inaccurate talking points you have largely come up with yourselves.

You've invested heavily in character assassination and libel against me including contributing to extreme harassment and bullying perpetrated by core members of your community that you openly talk to on a daily basis. You're doing it right here, falsely claiming you folks haven't been extensively involved in it and denying what people can plainly see from the logs.

> Geez, it's one message, there was more after it, when no mods were around. I can't speak on behalf of Nick of course.

It's not one message. I don't know why you continue lying about this. It was hours of discussion where Nick was frequently involved, and where he openly encouraged and talked to people who were at the same time harassing us and raiding our rooms.

You only care about getting your community members to bring their high level of abusive behavior and toxicity to our rooms and platforms like this instead of yours. You're more than happy to allow dozens of people involved in actively harassing us, waging a misinformation war and spamming our rooms to be members of your community. You're more than happy to regularly chat with folks who have repeatedly told me to kill myself and engaged in severe harassment and libel. We have archives of evidence to prove it, and we're actively contacting other organizations and conferences to share that evidence. Persistent abusers like yourself and Nick do not belong in this industry. Again, this is the path you chose working with the people you did in such an unscrupulous way where you built your project on misinformation, libel and harassment.

We are not attributing the actions of other people to you. These are your actions. This is the path you chose and continued to double down on. You've built a highly toxic community engaged in these attacks across platforms. You've built your community with partnerships with highly abusive people like Techlore. You're involved in these attacks yourself, and part of that is pretending that you aren't and that we are somehow the aggressors for being targeted by you in this way and talking to our community about this.
It doesn't seem like the other replies are having trouble engaging with it. Since we're giving each other advice, you should use your down votes instead of pontificating that other people's comments are "passive dismissals" when you don't like or understand them.
> You dont loose credibility by acknowledging you were wrong

Disagree, plenty of organizations and people lost credibility in the eyes of some for doing just this as new research emerged over the course of the pandemic.
It’s not the same thing but I am collecting a lot of personal sites on my https://theforest.link/ and I do plan to go through all the links posted here and add a bunch from this thread
Wrong culprit. There’s no new developments. Need more homes built. Simple.
https://karan.sh

Basically my extended academic CV. I generate the html from markdown with pandoc and use a css library that makes it look like Latex (https://github.com/vincentdoerig/latex-css).
An app people are looking for is an open source version of the Hacker News software. Maybe he wants to tackle that? It seems simple but the comments area and the spam filters are probably a bear to duplicate. Anyhow, good luck.
“ the sizable fiscal support measures aimed at counteracting the economic collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic could explain about 3 percentage points of the recent rise in inflation.”

You’ll have to wade through a lot of fluff to basically get to the heart of the argument, which is that printing so much money to give everyone a stimulus check, directly led to inflation.
If you're eating 2000 calories a day of bread and a bit of sausage filled with sawdust (not a lot of food for a soldier), it means that your logistics systems are probably almost at their breaking point.

If you're eating 5000 calories a day of beef, potatoes, bread, and apple pie shipped from Boston, there's probably a lot that could be reworked to supply even more calories of bread instead - or the same calories to more people.
https://www.harrydehal.com

Simple website to showcase my recent projects (screenplays, photography, film, web), built using Next.js, static site hosted on Cloudflare Pages.
> However, if what you have to show for it is making the life of a hundred random startups easier, well why exactly should a Google promo committee care?

He is actually talking about this in his tweets: "fixing a bug in kube-apiserver might retain a GCP customer", now he can put revenue associated with that customer into his perf packet?
Better.com Asks Employees to Quit After Two Rounds of Layoffs
> I would think at hyper scale you would be running micro services with one kubernetes cluster per service per datacenter/region.

While I loathe the term hyper scale... even a single AZ in a single region could be 50,000 machines. k8s is a dumpster fire at that size.
I read your site, its great.

This is mine, similar vibe :): https://stffrdhrn.github.io/
The past, present, and future of AI art
Nick has repeatedly got involved in spreading libel and misinformation about GrapheneOS in the past few days and has encouraged the people raiding our rooms. At most he has asked them not to do this in their rooms, while making it clear that he does not disagree with the harassment and bullying.

There is no subterfuge going on here and CalyxOS community members repeatedly engaging in libel and bullying targeting us while trying to present themselves as the victims isn't going to work.

It's you folks being highly unprofessional and downright abusive. Moderators across multiple platforms have noticed the coordinated misinformation campaigns from CalyxOS and are beginning to crack down on it. It's not working out for you and you're destroying the reputation of your project and community in your continued attempts to harm us in any way possible.
This is more of a "what should have I done" question. It doesnt appear you insisted on anything (be more assertive in the future), and dont have the time (time is money, next time make sure to get paid), just move on with your life, lessons learned and all that.
https://vincentntang.com

Its pretty minimalistic but gets the point across. I forked it from another Gatsby/reactjs theme and modified it to my liking
Also, Newgrange in Ireland is fantastically interesting. Burial mound (probably) whose chamber is illuminated by the rising sun each year around December 21.
Having to support these "monstrosities" i cant see it as toxic but merely a way of life..
Also, gold content of asteroids is incredibly low. You'd be lucky to find a metallic asteroid with even 1 ppm of gold. Mines here on Earth often have grades above 4 ppm. The highest grade mines have above 20 ppm of gold. Second, let's say you find a M-type asteroid, how in the hell are you going to melt the nickel-iron and reprocess it for the valuable stuff like gold and platinum?

Overall, asteroid mining is pretty idiotic. It will not be economical within our lifetimes and certainly will not play a role in producing the resources necessary for combating climate change.
How does nuclear help with heating homes? The last time I checked we put nuclear plants far away from people, not use them for district heating.
Some people say that Leetcode is nothing more than rote learning. Some disagree and I disagree. There's a minimal amount of rote learning that helps but you need more than that. On the other hand "system design" interviews are...strange? You, someone who never built something at the scale of these giant tech companies, are being asked to come up on the spot with a design for a system that'd scale to billions of users. There's a 100% chance that if you were to attempt building such systems and you'd never done it before, you'd discover holes in your original design left and right. Leetcode tests your logic, how you think, your IQ maybe. But system design interviews consists in regurgitating knowledge that you've crammed in your head by studying books/articles/videos on system design. It's closer to reciting poetry than problem solving. In my experience it could be replaced with multiple choice questions and you'd get the same result.

What am I missing?