skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even with it spelled out in your own quote, you can't admit the mistake

This is not good faith and I have no interest in arguing with your most recent use of a search engine

If you had no web browser you wouldn't be able to write a word about this

You haven't read the articles about the lawsuit, much less the lawsuit itself

No understanding is coming for you, because you'll just argue with it then ask for more until someone gives up, so that you can feel like you were right all along

The quotation literally verbatim agrees with what I said about your error, word for word, and you're still pushing
> Lots of talk about moving stuff on-prem.

That can be complicated in itself, but GitLab's operational overhead is minimal ( both their omnibus and Helm deployment methods are highly automated) and IMHO it would be hard to have availability lower than Github's is at the moment ( last few months).
Paywall: https://archive.ph/qC6fv
This is also a similar premise: It was not too bad actually:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2908856/
I believe local residents (and the truly woeful local council) resisted the change as it would mean buses going past their (currently relatively quiet) streets.

https://uk.fashionnetwork.com/news/oxford-street-pedestriani...
While I agree with your point, I think we already have examples of this particular issue being solved: alcohol.

It's legal for me to go and buy alcohol, and it's also probably legal for my employer to fire me if I show up drunk to work.

There's of course nothing preventing me from drinking so much that I die, but then again I can also jump out the window of my apartment, no substance required.

I can see that being the same with other drugs. Maybe even mandate testing for certain jobs (operating heavy machinery, driving a bus, etc).
intellij isn't popular just for code completion

people use intellij because of the various plugin/features/debugging for all the jvm ecosystem/frameworks https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/#jvm-frameworks

similar to how Rider became immensely popular (1st class Unity Engine support)

and now Rider C++ support for .sln solution and 1st class Unreal Engine support

intellij's problem is their plugin API and development cycle, for a while you needed to restart the whole IDE whenever you wanted to recompile your plugin, as a result, the 3rd-party plugin ecosystem is very poor

hopefully they fix all the annoying things with Fleet https://www.jetbrains.com/fleet/

they went with JVM so it gives them a poor start already (no comparatif benefit over VSCode and electron, same bloatshit, but they can eat some market share by providing a better out of the box experience)
Wasn't 2008 roughly the start of the "every town has a mascot" trend in Japan? I wonder if this law helped is part of the reason pushing that trend.
This is my question. It's not unusual to be quite injured after an ejection - spinal injuries, wind blast injuries, parts from the canopy hitting you, hard landing.

It's not uncommon for 20-something military pilots to be retired from flying after an ejection. Or at least on medical leave for a year or more.
Yes, probably, but I'm not sure that would be very ergonomic (I don't think you'd want to use it for something like Optional), if I understand correctly how it would work.
Give or take a few years. There are a number of subtle developmental differences between individuals. Not saying the doc is correct on diagnosing a 4 year old with ADHD, as some docs still like to jump the gun on that. However, so long as the diagnosis results in evidence-based treatments that do not involve drugs, it may still be beneficial. I say this as a 44 year old who was not diagnosed until 41, and that was after almost 10 years of trying to explain to docs what was happening to me, and the hell that it made my life. From my perspective, it becomes a question of which is worse; diagnosing and treating too early (sans drugs) or trying to fix a broken adult set in their ways?
There's an ongoing study into furusato nôzei in Finland. However, they've apparently decided to axe the tax rebate aspect of the system, so it's basically only going to amount to a municipal marketplace ("donate" money, get goods in return).

https://www.epressi.com/tiedotteet/maaseutu/japanin-kotiseut...
sosqueezed.com (available)
If it goes down I would have thought you'd get a longer lunch or dinner break!
An interesting answer to your question from Tailscale a few weeks ago [1]: sqlite as the main database, many readers read a copy, the copies synced using litestream.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30883015&p=2
I designed something that used a local SQLite database on the client and a remote postgresql instance as the master. It used read and write queues at each end for sync and was eventually consistent.

Unfortunately it was far too advanced for the org and no one else understood it so it was canned in favour of a connected solution under the guise of ubiquitous internet access being available. This is proving to be a poor technical decision so my solution may have some legs yet.
I used to do "proper" mindfulness sitting practice in a Buddhist tradition (I'm no longer a Buddhist). What I found striking about that kind of practice was that it doesn't stop the internal chatter; it's not supposed to. It renders it visible (and the speed of the stream of thoughts is startling).

Commercial "mindfulness" training is sold as a way of calming the mind. I think it's unwise to approach mindfulness with that expectation. It can have the opposite effect; things can get stirred up, especially if you do longish sessions. Commercial mindfulness is also pitched as being completely safe for everyone. It's not, it can cause trouble, and it's advisable to have a good instructor on hand.
I don't have data to support it but even for Go, a language that does support macOS and Windows, it does not feel like the stdlib is as mature or performant as the Linux version. I don't have numbers for that yet just observations doing simple benchmarks across Linux, macOS and Windows.

Some languages are just clearly designed to be used on the server.
Same thing, I'm looking for a good explanation why it's not that important what language you learn first.

E.g. if they learn carpentry, and the classes teach them how to do dining chairs (proper tools, wood characteristics, drilling and gluing techniques). But in real world they'll have to make tables. Does it really matter if they learned to make chairs not tables?
I mean, they don't, though

It's a large nuclear heat source. You can just boil it down to sea salt, then sell it or put it into a cave
You haven't proven otherwise. You've simply pointed out a different fact. Russia being frequently on the receieving end doesn't somehow annul the fact that it has a history of dishing out its own invasions.

That's like saying the Sun doesn't set, because I can prove to you it rises. It's capable of both.
That's surprising to learn. The US exhibit at Expo 2020 was pretty terrible though. Literally just stand on a treadmill and watch various videos on how awesome America is (and I'm sure there's some snide jokes to be made about the only treadmill-based exhibit being America..) And then afterwards look at some of the cool space stuff we're trying to do. A lot of countries used their exhibits to jerk themselves off - China was guilty of this too. Ironically, the Russian one was pretty cool.
Whatever you decide, I'm here for you at MXroute and would love to have you on board. I understand your concerns and I wouldn't say anything to invalidate them, the burden of choice is yours and I'm merely here if you need me <3
> I promise you that back then, people spent between 10% and 50% of their income on rent, as they have done forever, and continue to do today.

We agree on this.

I’m just saying that that the economy immediately surrounding the property isn’t necessarily the one driving the landlord’s costs or lifestyle. It certainly isn’t in my case.
The traffic on Oxford St is largely bus traffic anyway, so I'm not sure induced demand is the slam dunk it might be in other areas. I am in favor of the pedestrianisation, mind you.
right i m not disagreeing with you, just saying that if they are gaming more than average, it would probably be a symptom of having more free time, not a cause of something
>> "Jimmy and his dads go to the store..."

> Such subversively worded math problems should be avoided, no matter who the named parties are.

Thinking that phrase is "subversive" is a hard right stance. Classifying it as "sex" talk seems like a literal mental illness.
I think Gwynne Shotwell at SpaceX would disagree with that statement. As to day to day running of SpaceX, Elon did exactly that and seems to have picked the perfect person.
> Or do we encourage diversity so much now that anything goes?

If anything it's the opposite. The US exports so much of its mainstream culture through movies, music, social networks and videogames that it's extremely difficult to find societies that are not heavily influenced by it.

In terms of culture, "globalization" meant "americanization" especially in the last 30 years.
definitely more durable than link you provided
At my current company we deploy sqlite as the primary and only database for our server. Our use case is a little less impressive than your usual webscale startups though.

Our product is a self-hosted IoT & hub unit solution, so we have no requirements to work with thousands of users doing who knows what. For our use case, sqlite is perfect. We don’t need to work with millions of rows, don’t need to stress the relatively low-power server units with another long lived network process, have no requirements of authentication since the user owns all the data, and can easily get insights into the database both during development and during troubleshooting at customer locations.

I’d sooner leave the project than move to anything else.
It kind of already is?

I mean, jesus, just read the replies from any political post by damn near anyone who is slightly Twitter famous.

It's absolute trash heaped upon burning trash heaped upon dog shit.
thank you for your response
an alternative, using third party application (Hack on iOS and macOS) is my ninja way
It's easy to prove, you can think about some graph or some physical object. If you can manipulate it in your mind and can answer questions about it, then you're probably not thinking verbally.

Say, how to go from place A to place B, if you've never travelled that route. But you know how things are laid out. Some people really struggle with this by the way.
Here in Czech Republic some of the most popular YouTube videos are tram dashcam compilations. Featuring exciting moments like "car is parked too far into the road and obstructs the tram, owner has to move it" and "tram rings bell at tourist unknowingly standing on the track".

Looking at the state of the world, I'm happy that that's often as much excitement as we need here.
Brilliant description of cerner. You are eloquent.

But why do you dismiss it?
is it that unbelievable to call it a fake? Im speculating and asking you to explain to me why I am wrong.

So that an offshore tech co in Chennai is charging $9 per helpdesk ticket cannot adequately solve any of these issues. The co is basically just collecting money for punting and rewarded for delivering unhelpful appeasement answers, closing tickets early to meet revenue quotas! Then after the cio quit the beancounter "had enough" and fired chennai co after some incident where it took 12 tickets to install a printer driver for the ceo (and it still doesn't work).

The person who made the decision ultimately is Fed up with everything, and now is just going to scratch the match, to hell with the consequences, in an impossible situation.
The head it person is living paycheck to paycheck, everything is an IT problem, they are too busy doing iso27001 & hippa compliance meetings, but they also have a mortgage and are interviewing someplace else and just hoping to get out before it burns (without realizing or caring about the criminal consequences, like people dying).

We can't underestimate hpw Americans are exceptional at relying on Hopes and prayers, divine intervention, believing it will be fine.

Im a us expat living in Australia. Formerly engaged to a Us nurse (pre covid). Imho Us healthcare is so royally screwed and this is predictably exactly what happens when ends can't be met.

No competent IT person during the modern antiwork movement is going to voluntary sign up to work in that cerner environment you described! so what else is the small understaffed hospital to do as the system breaks and melts down? Hospital administration is a clusterf*ck, they really don't care about anything because a us hospital is a business and each hospital must solve their own problems in an increasingly complex it situations.

The us healthcare system patient outcomes are already worst in the world for 1st world economies. Stories like this are indicators, and generally my opinion is that the us policies are unsustainable and is near a tipping point that could end in collapse.

My point is that this story doesn't seem improbable, especially in a poor state.
I'm super happy to see fq_codel and cake in actual consumer/prosumer hardware now - I've gone from needing a fairly power hungry x86 box as my home router to cope with 1000/115 + pppoe + cake to being able to use a much lower power mikrotik rb5009.

Having cake on the upstream means I can push containers, send horribly large backups with multiple TCP streams, etc - all without choking meeting calls - it really makes the internet so much better to use when you do more than one thing at once.
Agreed, the Americans I routinely encounter are not that different from Canadians but US politics is off the charts to the right at the moment.
just maybe not “the information superhighway”
Exactly. If Musk has his way it'll be nothing but people picking quarrels and provoking trouble.

We can't have that.
There's some good feedback in there and I appreciate it!
No I have to field a thousand questions about why nothing is working from just about every part of the organisation. Then spend several hours after it has recovered assigning blame back to the engineers when they do something stupid rather than blaming it on the GitHub outage.
JetBrains new Fleet editor that’s coming out soon uses LSP and looks pretty great.

I’d love an excuse to stop using VS Code, and Fleet is shaping up to be that, without losing the actual plugins I care about (which are largely LSP features anyways).
> Refugees' lives are rarely at risk... It's incredibly grim; life expectancies in long established camps are often under 45.

Sounds to me like their lives are at risk, just more slowly than previously.

"Economic migrants" is a category invented to justify atrocities. After you've financialized basic necessities, of course the the reasons for "migrating" are economic!
>The point is we've gone from your "will never happen" to "is happening" and "will continue to happen". Hydrogen fuel cell aircraft will be doing commercial passenger flights in a couple of years.

So you disproved your own argument and are only arguing over semantics?
I can suggest you to use Lg - they have collaboration with Apple so there must not be problems
Remark on the side:

This entire page is about 122 kB, is clearly laid out and easy to read.

If I check a similar short-ish news item today (https://www.bbc.com/news/business-61185298) my browser (with ad blocker) needs to load 3.8 MB of data (31 times as much) and I can see less of the actual content.

Instead of Web3, can we maybe go back to Web1?
Why do you think it money laundering? What’s the exact mechanism?
> put all your time and energy into building a community then kicked out

Actually i had in mind national, local and generic-name subreddits that are not really fungible because of reddit's horrible lack of decent search function. most of them grew because reddit was additing people there automatically.

Or generic words like 'cars' 'travel' or politics
> Dutch water boards had relative financial autonomy, which protected them from falling fortunes of the central government and allowed the securities that they issued to survive. The lives of perpetual loans typically were “cut short by imprudent financing, government recall, or the misfortunes of wars and revolutions,” Rouwenhorst and Goetzmann write.

https://news.yale.edu/2015/09/22/living-artifact-dutch-golde...
Not a fanboy by any stretch, as I'm totally anti-EV (I find the regressive taxes supporting this industry quite repulsive, to be honest), I've written down just what I thought was happening/what the reality on the ground was.

> o much as organizational agility

That's why I insisted on the "better software" part, that's where much of their advantage comes from.

Maybe the Germans and the French can also source their batteries from the Chinese but they just haven't been able to put them to good use the way Tesla did (and does). For example right now Renault is selling a 20,000 euro EV (produced in China, of course) [1] which has atrocious autonomy, to say nothing of the fact that it feels very small. And that is supposed to be one of their main vehicles when it comes to targeting the EV mass-market, from one of the biggest car makers in the world. It's a complete joke.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacia_Spring
Can't speak directly to ROI, but the New Zealand exhibit was pretty memorable.
With over 50k alcohol related deaths each year in the US and the number of alcoholics, I don't think we can say that we've actually solved it. I'm not advocating for ban, but saying that there are likely additional educational, technological, and treatment interventions that could be taken.

Interesting side note, if an employer is aware of a substance problem, they have to offer to help you get help before they can fire you.

Also, just about any job can be dangerous or cause destruction. How about programming at a bank, or defense contractor, or industrial machine manufacturer? Even things like working in a ast food kitchen can be dangerous to yourself and other. It's hard to draw a line for testing when the vast majority of jobs could involve injuring others or massive losses if done incorrectly.
> The irritant-free web

This is a very respectable goal. I wish you great success!

Good full text search without pulling in another dependency would be quite a win. I'll add fts5 to my reading list. :)

Out of interest, what kind of compute and storage resources do you have underneath that?
You want keyword arguments given these constraints. The type checker will confirm anything you like about those.
Haha really? Because a good friend of mine has spent a large amount of his life seeking an internal experience that he feels he so desperately needs in order to have lived a complete life.

It's called complete aphantasia* and it's not too incredibly rare. I've met at least two people who would sit down and have a conversation with me about it.

By the way, my aphantasic friend is a talented composer and an INCREDIBLY powerful writer. He's described composition as "sitting down at the piano and letting his hands do the work." He's never heard music in his mind because he's never had any internal experience whatsoever.

* No dreams
* No internal chatter
* No internal recollection at all

When asked to recall his life, he is able to tell a basic story, but it's not because he internally experiences remembering anything. Instead, he opens his mouth, and the story flows from him, as he has learned to say it.

He's sought out psychedelic experiences just to feel something that is not there, and even then on the most powerful psychedelics he sees nothing (though he does feel things from them).

The range of internal experience is far vaster than many of us ever thought possible. Sometimes I wonder if what is cartoon to me, is the lived experience of some other human being out there.

It certainly would explain somethings.

* https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphantasia
Use that money and treat your room acoustically. For my rule of thumb - invest money equally into room acoustics and equipment - you would need to apply 200k for your room acoustics till it justifies such a cable ;-)
What no longer available functionality, specifically, should be in the store? That story does not make sense

What things against content guidelines should still be in store? That story does not make sense

Oh no, a store doesn't carry a video game for all eternity, past an author's death? Oh no. Since Apple is the country's archivist, the phone store should probably carry every single app ever written for all time. Screw the user experience, Apple's obligation is to the author of Lizard Pong

There is no problem
World's oldest person dies aged 119 in Japan
The little bit of downtime on GitHub is still much better for me to have to maintain my own gitlab.

GitHub is still a no brainer for me.
Better than C is certainly a step up, but in my opinion also solving temporal safety must be a goal for a new language in this space.
No other major car-maker has been able to come close to Tesla when it comes to the sleekness of their software and (especially that) when it comes to the cars' autonomy, Tesla is in a class of its own. And it's not for lack of trying, the Germans have already poured tens of billions of euros (at least) into the EV market.
I believe that, but that’s not really representative of typical wild salmon in a grocery store
Don't want to follow the pointless, soul-crushing formalities and presenteeism of office life anymore.
Alcohol abuse is both common and tremendously destructive, though. Drunk driving accidents in the US alone killed more than 10,000 people in 2019[0]. We might be at something of a local maximum in terms of policy -- I don't know, I'm not a policy expert -- but I'd want to see some evidence before calling it "solved".

[0]-https://www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/drunk-driving
She recently beat the record for 2nd longest lifespan ever recorded. Needed 3 more years to claim #1.

This gives more credence to the theory that #1 was a fabrication
On top of that, induced demand is effected already by congestion charge/ulez.
>>Is Elon going to sit and focus on other things while his phone is going mad

I would assume he would smile and laugh just like the rest of us non-authoritarian left people (we are the majority) as the Left drives itself insane with non-sense like what you just claimed....
Like this one: https://www.mattilsynet.no/language/english/fish_and_aquacul...

Which states differently?
Honestly I do not see any performance issue for a reason: shell scripts are not HPC, high load network services etc, they should/must be just small-ish stuff for doing small kind of automation. They exists for that very reason in unix.

Surely ancient systems, with a single language and end-user programming concept can be far more efficient and productive, but that's another story...
slotted.io (available, as is slotted.com, but at a gouging price).

Mind you, public brainstorming like this might be liable to abuse from snipers!