skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I could see allowing only localstorage saving with no option for exporting or importing of data being limiting enough for me personally to have enough reason to upgrade to pro, maybe limit the number of plans you can have (if you haven't already, I haven't tested it) as well as the number of times you can actually save to localstorage.

I liked this enough where I made a model during my lunch break, then remade it when I got home, and then remade it a third time after I had accidentally pressed the "back" button on my mouse talking to someone on Discord, taking me back to the landing page and losing all my data.

After that last one I decided to at least get the free trial so I could save, but I had already planned pay for Premium so I wasn't too bothered.
Russia invaded Georgia to grab a piece of Georgia, full stop. Russia invaded Ukraine (multiple times) to grab pieces of Ukraine (including the Crimea), full stop.

Yes, the talk about NATO expansion was bullshit all the time. Neither Georgia nor Ukraine were going to be admitted, and all that Putin achieved was forcing at least Finland and Sweden to actually join NATO and the rest of NATO to continue to outspend Russia on military hardware...
If you ignore the stated guarantees of the API and depend on implementation details instead, then it’s on you? I might understand if it were unstated, but it explicitly states it’s not.

Otherwise the only way to have a non-stable sort function that currently happens-to-be stable would have to include a randomized shuffle afterwards to ensure no one goes around depending on it…

It would be equivalent to assuming the golang ABI was stable because it survived unmodified for a couple versions, despite it being explicitly not. And then freezing the ABI to maintain a guarantee it explicitly didn’t want to maintain.
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To be honest, this is not a shitpost in my opinion. He might really have met Pike and Pike really might have said that some day.
I could argue that there are cases where you could crash a plane in careful and not reckless manner. That is with extreme control, planning and probably minimising the potential damages such as environmental by removing as much hazardous stuff as possible. Plus having extensive planning on operation. Still unlikely to get approved, but I see it to be possible.
It’s more unit testing is everybodies job, especially complex cryptographic functions, which should really have at least two sets of eyes, or even two test case sets where each developer doesn’t see the other developers test cases to reduce the likelihood that positive bias may overlook missed tests.

But i say that as someone who regularly audits code with almost certainly no unit tests based on the quality of the applications, just one set would do me fine.
I don't believe this is entirely honest since you probably also have a limit in what you are willing to accommodate, be that faith, self-identification or just a usual form of courtesy.

Granted, apathy would be my solution too, but here I am expected to align the way I express myself.

I do believe that the desire to frame anything gender neutral is not something I want to put too much thought into but I don't mind conflict if someone requests to accommodate what is basically a faith.
Before the originals I think was even more of a netflix golden era. the streaming catalogue was really quite large. Producers were actually permissive with licensing deals. Netflix was like car dealer to them, providing and maintaining this digital distribution service so they didn't have to. Only netflix didn't protect themselves with law like car dealers did, and over time these producers opened up their own streaming departments and hired talent from netflix and began competing in this space instead of licensing content.
The wholesale price does fluctuate minute by minute. The grid and the average consumer/retail user is not yet sophisticated to take advantage of what you propose.

We know this because until recently, this ‘ideal situation’ that you propose was available by a company called Griddy, that went balls up when their consumers got absolutely slammed during the Texas snowstorms, and the idea of having the wholesale price if you’re a retail consumer became a very very silly idea
FreeBSD isn't Linux, but I've had FreeBSD machines fill their swap and work just fine for months. I had one machine that had a ram issue and started up with a comically small amount of ram (maybe 4 mb instead of 256 mb... It was a while ago) and just ran a little slow, but it was lightly loaded.

I've also had plenty of machines that fill the swap and then processes either crash when malloc fails or the kernel kills some stuff (sometimes the wrong thing) or something things just hang. Measuring memory pressure is tricky, a small swap partition (I like 512 MB, but limit to 2x ram if you're running vintage/exotic hardware that's got less than 256MB) gives you some room to monitor and react to memory usage spikes without instantly falling over, but without thrashing for long.

You should monitor (or at least look at) both swap used % and also pages/second. If the pages/second is low, you're probably fine even with a high % use, you can take your time to figure out the issue; if pages/second is high, you better find it quick.
As you seem to know so well what is right or wrong : can you name me 3 countries who "[massively invested] in young, healthy motivated untrained people" and got better ?

The problem with your statements is they are so extreme on one side that even people like me who usually don't care about such topic have to weight in in the other direction to make another voice heard...
Yes, this was the argument the deniers went to after the excess mortality showed they were wrong about “covid numbers being over-counted”.

In the UK the evidence against this is here: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsde...

Basically more people died at home than normal, but these people would have died in hospital anyway.

The claim that suicides had increased massively also did not pan out in the statistics.

There are a ton of countries that managed to keep their excess mortality low despite lockdowns, so there is plenty of evidence that lockdowns and restrictions themselves don’t cause excess mortality. Of course the deniers will claim that _their_ lockdown did, but I’ve given up any hope that these people will change their mind about anything at this point.
If you look at the numbers, you probably won't see enough people leaving, even if you assume none of those are "right".
Yes they will. We will rationalise it. “It makes the TV cheaper”, “you get used to it”, “I don’t mind the ads”…
While I can't say anything useful about PG&E, net metering is problematic though. As used right now in many regions of the world, it is a large and inefficient subsidy to relatively affluent solar roof owners like you and me.

Where I live, a different regime is being introduced:
- a capacity tariff: a base grid charge, calculated based upon quarterly average peak consumption
- a feed-in rate: a wholesale rate compensation for injecting self-produced green electricity into the grid (my current rate: 0.064€/kWh)
- a retail rate by one's electricity provider (my current rate: .02869€/kWh)
- subsidies for installation of solar (up to 300€/kW peak) and storage (up to 30%)

This at least conceptually incentivises both of solar installation and peak shaving. Solar is less ridiculously profitable for me, but still a no-brainer in terms of profitability.
The idea is not bad but it sounds a bit extreme... Indeed choosing the right sorting algorithm is important and depends on one's problem to solve. But, 99.99% of the time, a general, all-round algorithm will do the job within 99% of the best-one's performance...

But when it fails, well, it will fail big... In my experience, some devs (me included :-)) make tests with a reduced dataset 'cos they can iterate faster and then go in production without testing on a real-size dataset. All of a sudden, the o(n²) edge case becomes, well, a problem :-)
Economic expansion debt growth is exponential. However power increase / global warming puts limits on linear power expansion.

These two does not match economy growth vs global warming.
they do sell ads. there is a lot product placement in their original productions
Good question. I checked the 1.18.1 code, and Sort() and Stable() call different functions. The former calls quick sort, the latter something else (groups of 20 items with insertion sort, then symmerge?). Quick sort's traditional implementation isn't stable, so I'd be surprised if Sort() would actually be.
Have you considered an HP Elitebook? I am using an Elitebook 850 G7 given by my company. I have been daily driving it for a year now with Ubuntu 20.04 (previously an 840 G3 I think) and have no complaints.

I use it with triple monitor setup, all 32 inch 2K (I find 2K better for programming) and use it with the Hp 120W dock.

I even upgraded its memory to 64GB myself from Amazon for much improved quality of life (I give Intellij 24G alone; have at it!)
Raspberry Pi OpenGL ES 2 without an X server (using EGL)
The higher interest rates are, the more income in the future is discounted. If you assign any income to them in the future you need to assign less, but their costs are immediate.
If someone called my brain amazing I'd blush :)
What fiber do you use, I should try adding it to my menu, probiotics help me a lot.
Ukraine war: World Bank warns of 'human catastrophe' food crisis
Is algorithm copyright-able?

If it can be regarded as an intellectual property, does that mean that the company would be infringing on the candidate’s right?
There's a societal bias in regards to hitting the opposite gender.

Women can hit men without ripercussions
only one mention of metformin, and it's a title to a paper in the references. however, diabetics who take metformin live longer than diabetics who didn't and nondiabetics in general. the paper didn't take that in consideration that some of the people could be on this seemingly diabetic drug
> The success of the Public Culture program is subject to debate

Having watched YouTube videos of the Egyptian Armed Forces Symphonic Band mangling various national anthems, I would certainly debate its long term effects.

Seriously though. Those videos made me wonder, how much is corruption at play there, and in this question as well? Were they really all that concerned about the cultural decay of the nation, or was it maybe about an opportunity for bribes? If garage musicians really made a lot of money from audio cassettes, wouldn't some have seen that as an untapped opportunity to extract bribes?
Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter.

This journal article was mentioned in a news report. Fasting and such is a common topic of interest hereabouts. People who are interested are interested.

The conclusion was that time-restricted eating had little impact. Discuss?
Take your pick:

https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/nat/index.html
As a child, I had a very high voice. On the way to my fiftieth birthday, as a man with a full beard, I still sometimes have this high voice. I feel like a trillion times people have called me "Miss" on the phone. I usually wait a few seconds and politely correct them.

In most cases, people have apologized directly and the conversation moved on. In very few cases they moved on without apologizing. In virtually no cases did they ignore my hint.

Yes, there are rude and ignorant people out there. And they will always be.

From my experience, it is manners that lead to better interaction, not syntactical changes in language. Because you can't create empathy with neologisms.

And the best way to deal with rude people - stay away from them ;-)
They defaulted to Firefox via snap a few releases ago. It takes ~ages to launch compared to a native binary.
So I guess foreign aid and NGOs money thrown into Africa is a myth ?

Going from "we should make MASSIVE foreigners come cos it's so cool" to "they don't want to invest in black people" is disingenuous.

The debate is about 1) the quantity 2) the type (qualifications).

And if I wanted to be as disingenuous as you I would ask you : why don't black people invest in black people?
I remember seeing this YouTube video a few months ago. It’s obvious that the guy was setting the whole thing up. Glad he lost his license
It's a work laptop and they disabled virtualization in the bios. :( Maybe a small cloud instance is the way to go.
> By far the most important advice here is exercise.

It's definitely a major part, I always paid for my 24 hour fitness membership during my days as a founder for this reason, I suffered immensely when things shutdown during COVID--even as a non-founder by that point because most of my coping mechanisms required a massive workout when I'm stressed out. I started to grind my teeth badly and had constant headaches, and was always irritable during this time.

Nothing really beats a hard work out and a long sauna and steam with occasional exposure to the snow outside and some CBD and a massage (even with just a gun) for your body into resetting itself for the next day. Especially if you were all alone at the gym like I was at 2am and had the place to yourself and the 1 guy on staff.

The only problem was I hardly slept back then and only power napped, which resulted in occasionally falling asleep in the spa area embarrassingly, which I'm now finding impossible to do without massive set backs.

I'd argue diet is perhaps just as, if nor moreso, important, though. And sleep rounding the last of the top 3.
It's pretty obvious, but I guess we could suspend his pay and if he ends up being guilty youtube can donate the proceeds.
Stuff like this is what me lose all faith/hope/trust in the US legal system. I used to be a patriotic and loyal citizen but after reading so many similar such stories of injustice, I no longer believe that this country’s evil and corrupt system is worth protecting.
This, here is going to save time in the order of (wo-)man lifetimes!

> No more CUDA hell. Cog knows which CUDA/cuDNN/PyTorch/Tensorflow/Python combos are compatible and will set it all up correctly for you.

I've personally spent more than a week of my life in sum sorting this out. It's really overdue someone stops the madness!
I think the joke is that meth heads are known to steal copper to sell and therefore have money to purchase meth.
No, this is invented by the AI, the go code would just print hello world once.
Russia helped a dictator, when US does that it is bad, but when Russia does it it is suddenly good?
"I created a web site with an AI that lets people check if they are assholes."

NTA.

I love the concept. It's basically a quick and dirty way to measure people's civility.

I think the way you word things is flawed, though.

You say that people can "check if they are assholes" by going to your web site. I don't think that's entirely true.

A person can check to see if they are an asshole, but they can't (usually) check to see if they are an asshole that checks shitty people.

So you're basically saying that if someone is an asshole they'll probably keep being one, but you're not really measuring their civility- you're just saying that they're shitty.

I think a better way to word this is to say that people can "check to see if they are an asshole that checks shitty people" by going to your web site.

YTA. If by "checking if they are assholes" you mean "sending abusive and demeaning messages to strangers," then YTA, yes.

YTA.

And this is just the tip of the iceburg.

Please provide evidence that you actually did this.

I ask because i see no evidence that you actually did this. In this post. Or this one. Or this one. Or this one. Or this one. Or this one.

You say you did this for people who think they are assholes.

And then you say you want to share the results with everyone.

But if you did this for people who think they are assholes... then shouldn't you share the results with those people?

So many red flags here.
No, you deal with it or jump ship to get in somewhere else at current valuations.
Your average prosecuted criminal is either pretty stupid, careless or overconfident with getting away with it, multiple times... And on last one maybe one or two slips are enough to collapse everything.
This is a beautiful work of art.
There are hundreds if not thousands of big forest fires across the earth. How many of them started with a plane crash? None.
Well, except for the lion.
>And when I returned my cable box to Comcast to cancel my service, the representative felt compelled to counsel me: “NextLight, huh? you know,” he said, leaning in, “if you miss even a single payment, they’ll raise your price?”

And then they'll still charge less than you? How is that even a threat?!
For me, I also prefer watching downloads with Kodi than using my paid Netflix account.

The main reasons:
- audio sync issues are fixable while the film plays, it's almost impossible to get Netflix audio to be frame perfect (and I'd much rather have lip synced stereo than any of those multi channel sounds)
- I really hate the "skip intro" button that Netflix shows on almost anything. (as well as messing with the end credits). To really enjoy a show, I need to watch it outside of Netflix. The Netflix UI is optimized for background noise, not something you want to watch and enjoy.
Let's see how this goes, indeed...!
But they were iconic to me though. First time I saw Linux on a display laptop in an ordinary electronics store.
It's worth noting that during the middle republic and early imperial years (say the 200-200s) Rome was possibly the most unequal (but still successful) society history has known. The senatorial class owned pretty much everything - and they gave it away on a daily basis in return for power - vote for Brutus and get bread to feed your family. It's hard as a free Roman to get a job working for Caser when old Julius has slaves for everything he can possibly need. The jobs available were basically legionnaire or subsistence farmer (the big farms were worked by ... slaves). If people today think immigrants are coming to take their jobs, just imagine how slavery looks
It doesn't matter. As long as some members of society are willing to cross the border with cash, the availability of liquidity will be preserved (albeit with a slightly higher cost). "Most folks" won't need to deal with it any more than most folks know how to drive a semi full of groceries.
That's a lot of griping.

What could happen at Army Basic Combat Training? It's been a few years since my own Basic Military Training (USAF, so my terms may not match up), and I've been daydreaming:

All the food is farmed locally by servicemembers, not outsourced, as an opportunity to suffer together and learn some useful skills. Do self-aid and buddy-care practice as part of butchering animals.

No hot water, except for hand-washing; cold showers are good for us, and we'll use less water. Alternatively, go longer without showers, or just roll in the dirt like horses (Nitrosomonas eutropha bacteria is one that helps against body odor).

Mental-health counseling and training; give us more useful tools and decrease the suicide rate. Remove the need for othering the enemy and help us each learn where we are along the kill chain (since many of us don't actually want to kill, this might help us resolve conflict in other ways. See the book On Killing, by Dave Grossman).

Practice going longer without food; yet more suffering together, with the upside of reducing inflammation and teaching life skills.
Gurobi is by far the best on the market IME. Performance is very good even on poorly designed models. The API has a lot of convenient features and while it is expensive it's not that awful to run it with their container licensing and even SaaS solutions now.

Xpress is pretty good at performance if you put a bit more effort into getting the model right and has very reasonable pricing.

CBC is increadibly slow compared to commercial solvers. Documentation is awful and it seems like they can't even compile it sensibly anymore because they forked autotools at some point.
thanks, indexes indeed may provide most what's expected from tags. At a way lower cost. Wicked.

(In my microblog engine I go lengths to automatically maintain redundant entries in directories e.g. https://l.mro.name/o/t/CGI/. But a microblog is a different story)
Five Eyes nations fear wave of Russian attacks against critical infrastructure
Cryptographic Hash Functions Explained
When programming in Elixir then Livebook is also worth checking out.

https://livebook.dev/
Sonic is pretty good. https://www.sonic.com/
>You can run apps that require 64gb of ram with same performance as with native 64gb ram

You should inform yourself about how RAM and SSDs work and read actual benchmark instead of parroting some wild claims that even Apple's marketing does not mention since having NAND storage at DRAM speed is just absurd.

Plus, using your SSD as RAM not only takes a performance hit but induces premature NAND wear turning your unrepairable M1 MacBook into e-waste sooner.
US Troops Begin Training Ukrainians on Howitzers as War with Russia Shifts
Hell's Angels was released in 1930. The FAA didn't exist until 1958. The Civil Aeronautics Board, which preceded the FAA was formed in 1939. There was the Aeronautics Branch of the Department of Commerce [1] that existed between 1926 and 1934. Their handling of the 1931 Fokker F-10 [2] crash is what led to the creation of the NTSB as a separate agency. Presumably the DoC wasn't that interested in air crashes at the time. Probably understandable, considering the reliability of early aircraft.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_government_role_...

[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1931_Transcontinental_%26_West...

(Further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_government_role_...)
Long live the MyBB et al.
You can also model almost anything as a piecewise exponential function.
Yeah. In residential areas you shouldn't need sidewalks, but it requires that the street is designed for it. It must be narrow, trees along the street or other street furniture helps make it appear even narrower than it is. Naturally drivers will slow down.
It seems to me that these statistics are well sourced (from the ONS) and that the treatment of them is sound and well explained.
So is he going to raise everyones wage by +8%? I highly doubt it but for that we have the Tesla Union which will push for equalisation. /s