skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As I said: "Perhaps the more common usage is "regular" (as in "regular season"), but it's not some massive difference in meaning where they mean the opposite."

Nevertheless, from the same page you referenced here are some where it means "organized":

> future studies may show that the P2X 7 R could be regulated by a range of ligands

> A possible mechanism for this is that it is regulated epigenetically

> while medical staff monitored his condition and regulated his anti - rejection drug

> Let Nature take its course and allow the population to get regulated through the market forces in a free association of human beings in society.

> This is why the regulated evenings - at least this way I know he will be getting one evening

> the practice of Orthodox Judaism, whose followers maintain a life strictly regulated by their interpretation of holy scripture

> a person's conduct is regulated for the most part by socially approved dispositions that are physically realized in the brain

> But if a man's efficiency is not guided and regulated by a moral sense, then the more efficient he is the worse he is

I dunno - I could keep going too.
Nuclear waste is a tiny problem. You just stick it somewhere that people aren't, preferably underground.
The role played by judges and lawyers in selecting jurors varies a lot by jurisdiction and type of proceeding.

If 16 year olds are allowed to vote, they will wind up on juries.

Assuming jurors are selected randomly from the electorate, with exclusions only in very unusual instances, would you support 16 year olds being part of juries?
Can't speak for every VC fund but one of the best ones in Australia, Blackbird, does all their initial screening anonymously with no CV. So yes, it's possible at least at some funds!
I drive fast, always drove fast, and if I'm doing 100 and come up on a bimbo box in the fastlane I'll be flashing my lights. That being said, I'll brake at a safe distance and wait them out like a dying hospital patient if they don't get the message. What I'm describing here is an old LA to Vegas 2.5 hr, radar watching mentality where you're highly aware and entirely sober and the point is low visibility and getting there in the dark, fast.
Whatever has happened after covid is different. I don't think it's the frustration of lockdowns or whatever. I think people have lost a solid 10 IQ points and have had a few mm's shaved off their frontal lobes. No self control or self awareness. No sense of self preservation, (as I wrote that, outside a bar on a side street in Portland, a car just rocketed by at 70 in a 25 zone).
So the knock-on effect of a lot of borderline people becoming total sociopathic assholes is that relatively responsible people like you and I start to lose our minds being surrounded by them acting like hyperactive zombies. This might be how our civilization falls - after all, it wasn't Justinian's plague that finally killed Rome, it just knocked out the last of the cultural niceties that allowed an empire to function.
Whatever, this is a drunk post but feel free to deconstruct it.
I was looking at the polyscale docs and found following

PolyScale evaluates each SQL query in real-time and when it detects a DML query i.e. a SQL INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE, it extracts the associated tables for the query. Then, all data for the table(s) in question are purged from the cache, for every region globally.

at https://docs.polyscale.ai/how-does-it-work/#smart-invalidati...

Isn't clearing cache for entire tables for a all DMLs which may be changing one record too intensive and how does this affect performance of cache when there are multiple DML queries being run every minute?

Also can you please give the docs link to connection pooling feature
Traditionally feminist? What could that mean? Is this actually referring to something regressive that isn’t feminist?
I would suggest not using “gentle” in the first place, if your goal is inclusivity above all.

The terms “gentleman” and “gentlewoman” describe landed gentry — and carry heavy classist, racist, imperialist, and colonialist overtones.
Damn, that is so true!
DAs are just lawyers with a fancy title, and that profession practices perjury as a second language. They won’t eat their own.
Never heard of MyCommerce, do you work for them?

Biggest two players in space Paddle and Gumroad. Both pretty good.
Regarding fetch --refetch. Why does it need to refetch all the objects and not just the missing ones? And in that case, is it not possible for such recovery to be automatic without extra flags?

Very often with these failures it’s really just a single tree-object that is missing.
Turn off antialiasing for it, render it at the original size, and GNU Unifont is beautiful.
I keep hearing/reading this deluded argument and variations of whataboutism. The simple fact is we had a president who attempted to use his influence to force an election he lost to be overturned. He spent months announcing his intentions and pushing for this, so yes it clearly was an attempt to overthrow a legitimate election, something the framers of the constitution specifically warned about. Comparing this to protests like the women’s march is completely dishonest.
As soon as the online coding challenge sites started being used for tech interviews, they got into the business of trying to prevent algo solutions from being shared.

The real answer: don't do it, its not possible. You may have made some kind of contractual guarantee that you would prevent sharing of solutions, but that is your problem. This is stupid and silly and I will not be using hackerrank anymore.
> VC or Onlyfans?

Well for men that's usually an easier decision
There is no nuclear waste, just fuel for breeder reactors.
I guess it's not valid, although the impact might be that big if it's only you calling your own endpoints. If you want to be really correct you could use your own content type under the vendor tree: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6838#section-3.2.

E.g.

Content-type: application/vnd+yourorg.htmlx+html-snippet
> I've wasted hours just trying to find tsconfig settings that are compatible with the other parts I'm using.

Deno only “solves” that problem by not having a legacy ecosystem, and that’s only if you stick to the happy path of only using modules with first class Deno support. If you try to tap into the vast Node ecosystem, where Deno’s lacking, through e.g. esm.dev, you can waste hours just as easily. Even packages that claim Deno support sometimes have minor problems.
What is the difference between Rqlite adn Dqlite?
Yes, he suggested looking directly at the sun.
I'm not sure what you were seeing, but I spent a solid hour playing with my own data without (yet) creating an account.

Aside from that, this kind of low-effort dismissal ("has/lacks X, closed the tab") plagues a lot of Show HNs, and it's not constructive. If you really feel so strongly against signing up, it would be more constructive to explain why you feel that way and suggest ways OP could improve their project. As it is this comment doesn't contribute to any meaningful discussion, it just comes off as rude.
This is the perfect way to loose another 200k subscribers... or more.
Another good series was "Sex Education". First season was awesome. All the young characters were interesting to watch and follow.

But then "The Message" took over in the second season.

It no longer was funny. No longer interesting. Writers were only concerned about politics and no longer interested in story. It became crap.

Those young characters could have rode along for another 4 seasons because of the excellent premise. But now....
This is within process access limits.

Non elevated process can't inject into elevated process. X user process can't inject into Y user process.

If user has access to process, they have very well access to modify by decompiling or reverse engineering it. Dynamic injection makes it much more seamless and less painful.
https://blog.plover.com/math/recorde.html
Many use a few different apps such as radarr, sonarr and all their siblings to grab media into torrent downloaders which is then served via plex i.e.
Angular.js came out of Google. React.js came out of Facebook.

I promise you this is not a coincidence. You can use these frameworks to build cute toys, but they were built to advance certain business interests.
Joining in what capacity?
They’re just targeting people who think the ads aren’t a big deal.

I know people making massive money who sit through Youtube and Hulu ads. I’m the only person I know who subscribed to Youtube premium it seems.

So, plenty of people to target with ads. Even HNers making big bucks.
Often the hard one. If there's a choice, then there's a reason why the hard one is even an option. There's often some fear and risk, but chances are that the risk/return are worth it.
Your prime years are whatever you make them, it’s borderline depressing when people think their best years are behind them when they possibly have 6-7 more decades to live.
Shouldn't we be able to trade off the higher speed for less conflict by having each client spend less time taking up air space? Like if we can achieve 5GBps, than presumably there could be dozens of networks operating at ~200MBps speeds all sharing the same frequencies.
LOL. Just ten years ago you had to have founded a billion dollar company or be a particularly well connected Harvard or Stanford MBA to even have a chance of working in VC. The sector has grown too big.
I'm confused; was the Women's March one of the groups that bombed the capital in the 20th century, or were they the ones bombing cars on Jan 20 2017?

Because those are the only "protests" I mentioned in my comment. And I certainly didn't endorse Jan 6 protest actions for any reason, whataboutism or otherwise.

So you appear to be replying to the wrong comment friend.
Just curious, how is it more convenient? I assume you have a device that can’t stream Netflix? Downloading off of Netflix I believe you also miss out on Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, etc
SLIGE – Random Level Generator for Doom (2001)
I used to design with full-width being 1920 (background, hero images, even video if included) - then keep data-like stuff contained around 1280. I generally try to make paragraphs smaller - depending on body font size - maybe .contained > p {max width 720px
or something - but that is when trying to more keep an overall look like someone had in mind.. I think using the 'ch' for paragraphs may be better for most situations.

It would be cool to space paragraphs and similar content into flex-boxes so they could fill up a row if it was wide enough.

While I appreciate efficient stuff like that, it seems some clients are hell bent on having this design for them look exactly like the design of place X they are jealous of - so doing things like that doesn't always make the cut.

One recent client was viewing on a hi res mac screen - and I had not checked that one of the full-width hero images which was full width on my monitor was not large enough to go full width on hers.. not because the css was not right, but the actual image was not big enough (was 1920 px and not 2550 or whatever)

so there's that as well.

I thought the general hand wavy thoughts on browser sizing was that the average web browser user was supposed to be expected to ctrl+scroll-wheel to increase their view, and that we were supposed to respect whatever browser defaults they had for text and what not.. but real world is not what web-standards people want it to be often times. I'm not sure more than 10% know to increase zoom with laptop/desktop screens.

Also recently found that startpage searching for sites to show pics of what demo site looks like at 1920 wide, 2550 wide, etc.. the top 20 options are not so great right now.

would love real world info on how many visitors ctrl+scroll or otherwise View - zoom in or what not.

my 2 cents for early 22
It's needlepoint with characters. Tying that to the trifecta of patriarchy, racism, & fascism is pure projection.
My therapist.

I realised that I have all the answers (regarding my own life) already right within me - I just need someone from the outside to dig through it with me.

I could name all the Navals of the world, and yes, these people do help. Still, I believe that very often, maybe more than ever before, we underestimate our own thoughts.
Bill Gates’ nuclear play uses liquid sodium
Coal power plants operate at different temperatures than nuclear reactors, so it’s going to be less efficient to try an reuse that infrastructure.

Cost wise, it’s unclear how much actual savings will take place.
I'm not actively working on this at the moment, but I'd definitely entertain the idea and be happy to help think through if there's a reasonable way to do it. What's your biggest motivation for wanting a self-hosted version?
Each plant does not require custom designs for each specific site when the same design is built in series. This is big reason why nuclear plants built in the last few decades have been so expensive: they're usually the first one of their kind build in that country. That first build is when a lot of the design quirks are worked out, and construction teams gain experience. Furthermore, sub-components like steam-generators[1] and heat exchangers can't benefit from economies of scale.

By comparison, when plants of the same design are built in series they're much cheaper. Nuclear plants that started construction in the late 1960s and early 1970s were some of the most effective clean energy investments, delivered at a cost of $1-2 billion per gigawatt. Check out the costs in the historical list and there's a large stretch of plants that were built at this price point [2].

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_generator_(nuclear_power...

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_the_United_St...
CANDU reactors (Canadian) use non-enriched/naturally occurring uranium (0.72% u-235) by using heavy water as a moderator. Not sure why you'd use anything but them if you were starting a nuclear program from scratch.
Like all other words, learning new words from context is a great way to expand more peoples' vocabulary.
The Pokémon Company Acquires Millennium Print Group
Founding member of NWA goes all the way into a health-care metaverse
I suppose I'll ask here: are there examples of node being used in large scale projects at reputable companies?

By comparison, we all know how common it is to hear of successful companies who got started with ruby on rails. I see many job descriptions from early stage startups asking for node specifically. For better or worse, I usually dismiss these companies as low-quality engineering organizations. The isomorphism argument for "Javascript on the backend" never grabbed me.
Personally my group is working on a new reliable wireless based on wireless polarization of the EM waves with collaboration with Hitachi at 900 Mhz. The initial results are very promising [1]. It's already proposed to the IEEE but perhaps at the time the timing is not right, and it's not been very well received [2].

Recently our group have improved on the wireless system and the bandwidth is much better with MPSK rather the original BPSK. From simulation the improved wireless system is a few order of magnitude better than LoRa in term of BER performance with significantly improved range especially in multi-path environment. We are now trying to improve further with additional channel coding and more efficient modulation for better efficiency in real world application with linear power amplifier (PA).

Really hope this new polarization based wireless technology can get into the upcoming Wi-Fi 7 and 6G networks, to significantly improve wireless communication reliability for consumer and industry.

[1] Successful prototyping of a rotating polarized wave receiver for high-quality wireless communication in manufacturing environments:

https://www.hitachi.com/New/cnews/month/2017/09/170911.html

[2] Introduction to RPW Experimental Study of RPW system:

https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/18/11-18-0357-00-0000-exp...
I don't think I understand your point. Weird markup vs WYSIWYG authoring is orthogonal to static vs dynamic serving.
productive ORM & simple HTML template engine > BBOM
> are any companies other than Nvidia embarking up AI/ML chipmaking in a closed fashion?

https://www.cadence.com/en_US/home/solutions/machine-learnin...

https://www.synopsys.com/implementation-and-signoff/ml-ai-de...

https://www.plm.automation.siemens.com/global/en/our-story/n...

I think you'll be hard pressed to find any company using open source tools to design a business-critical chip for a foundry that gives any information without an NDA.

AFAIK Google doesn't have a open-source ASIC design for OpenTitan, and WD doesn't have an open-source ASIC design for SweRV.

there are a lot of interesting initiatives, but in the semiconductor industry open source tooling and processes are only a tiny niche that a few companies are playing around with.
What sets apart January 6 is that it was instigated and promoted by a seating president who had just lost an election with the backing of a significant portion of elected officials, all openly attempting to cancel a legitimate election. It was a direct attack on our democratic system of government. The fact that the tribalism of politics has gotten to the point that close to half of the country can’t even (or won’t) recognize this obvious fact is quite concerning for the future.
My residence status for three years under NAFTA was Temporary Foreign Worker. I still have the paper permit. I was exempt from a labor market opinion but all other requirements, such as a single employer sponsor, applied until permanent residency.
When you say you "couldn't predict your own", what do you mean? You should be able to do everything possible in the free tier without signing up.
Yes that would be nice. I have a swollen LiPo phone battery laying on a piece of steel right now (to prevent fire spread) and the nearest place I know of to recycle it is 20 miles away in a town I rarely go to otherwise.
> They are definitely aware of the danger and have corresponding contingency plans.

If this pandemic has taught me anything, it's that contingency plans are put together with great effort and careful thought, and are then placed into a filing cabinet somewhere.
Moving farther from work and increasing sprawl and traffic is its own problem.
didn't think this would surface again. I used this website when I was in college, around 2015. Tbh it is of no use. no one actually cares how fast you can type the syntax.
Not in practice. Many plausible options, but none have been applied at a relevant scale.
>Write a compiler of any sort in 48kB of code+data?

No, even better. The article doesn't ever explicitly say so; Chen expects the reader to understand from his words that TASC was written in Applesoft BASIC!
I have Amazon Prime but they don't have anime dubs. I too have to use a different source because of this
Yeah that's fair. Definitely a habit I should pick up.
1. Surprisingly, there are master's degrees in computer science out there that cannot solve fizzbuzz.

2. No license is required to work as a software engineer.

3. It is up to each company to verify their candidates.
Sure. It's called "put it over there in the corner". That's really all the long term solution you need.

I mean, okay, I guess pick a corner that's fairly geologically stable. But the volume is (compared to other energy sources) tiny, and it's just not that dangerous.
Project Rover
We don’t even have bullet trains in America. There is MagLev in Disneyland..there’s that..

[..] The 2022 business plan estimates that the full, 500-mile high-speed system between Los Angeles and San Francisco will cost as much as $105 billion, up from $100 billion two years ago. In 2008, when voters approved a bond to help build the railroad, the authority estimated that the system would cost $33 billion.[..]

Meanwhile.. in Bay Area: https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/01/25/behind-schedule-and-b...
alias s=systemctl

Also, instead of switching back and forth, use tmux. Open a second pane, splitting your window in half. Run journalctl in one half, and your systemctl commands in the other.
DEI is horrible and returns us back to solely viewing people by the pigment of their skin. The pigment of your skin should be as irrelevant as your hair color, that should be the goal.

Also, higher up execs at literally every top tech company(google, Fb, Apple) are aggressively pushing DEI and hiring of minorities. They literally have goals to hire x% of some minority for management positions.
i) Connect to bank accounts automatically and pull the balances and transactions.

ii) Owning my data.

Currently, I have my own tool that gets balances from credit cards and some bank accounts. I save all the data in a random xyt format which I export/import to my web tool/app. I am looking to replace this tool with something but without giving my data.
> The trickiest part is that your property values are reassessed every year, so for a long time our tax bill has just gone up, whether your income has or not.

I kind of wish it was that way here; the previous owner of the house I am in was paying $1400 per year in taxes, after purchasing it (pre-covid price boom) we pay $12000 in taxes (note the extra zero). I get people not wanting to be priced out of their housing by taxes, but:

1. If your property actually went up by a large fraction in value, so did your equity, and if you have a mortgage, then the equity goes up faster than the value due to leverage.

2. MIN(2%, inflation) is an absurdly low cap. Since it is applied annually, even if inflation averages 2% per year, the property tax increase will lag inflation.

Ultimately when far more people want to live in a place than there is housing, bad things happen, and Prop 13 and rent control just try to shift the advantage from "has lots of money" to "got there first" with lots of annoying second-order effects.
Bury it underground, in bedrock. But there's no sense in doing that until the waste has been reprocessed, since non-reprocessed nuclear waste is a valuable fuel source.
> Also, at least in California, you have to hook it to a janky humidity sensing switch that costs more than $20.

To make it run automatically?
I say this every time it comes up. I would happily pay $5/month for a “platinum” branded Firefox browser if that $5 would go to support development costs. I’d love to have other people see it when I share my screen both inside and outside my organization.
Lauren Bobert tweeted Nancy Pelosi's location when she was relocated for security reasons. The leaders of both the Oathkeepers and The Proud Boys are under arrest for their involvement that day. The FBI is still investigating who placed the pipe bombs near the capital.

It is a big deal.
Misguided Big Tech Antitrust Legislation Will Only Harm Consumers
> I was asking for evidence, not a hypothetical rationale.

Equilibriums are not hypothetical. The fact that increasing supply can induce more demand is well known in many areas (expressways being just one). Cities take off, and building booms don't reduce prices like a recession or bust will.

> the city would never implement unrestricted housing development with no hurdles.

Not many people would like to live in such a city (who wants to live in Houston?), so that on its own would limit demand.

> But maybe the "equilibrium" price can be something significantly less ridiculous than it is today.

Sure. Perhaps a lot more WFH will eventually eliminate or reduce critical mass feedback loops that lead to these problems in the first place (e.g. why live in Seattle when you can live in Toledo?).
Sounds like something a white supremacist would say. I suppose you also believe that people who find the "master" branch on GitHub objectionable are also "purely projecting."