skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
curl is amazing! I love curl. This is not meant to replace it completely. Probe just makes those most common use-cases friendlier, like looking at headers, or inspecting JSON retuned by an API with syntax highlighting, or querying without needing to reach for jq etc.
I have been laid off once in my career. Wasn't a big surprise since it was the 4th round of layoffs and the company was in the middle of a financial scandal. All employees were onsite and the layoffs all occurred via a scripted conference call. HR folks distributed the document packets in person but would not speak except to say they were not allowed to say anything to us.
Even the WEF denounced Trudeau for totalitarian antidemocratic behaviors.

This is the past though. We must work together in the present and get back together as team Canada. The liberals had many greats like Chretien despite his handshakes... lol. There was other good leaders even during the ottawa protest like joel lightbound who is a quebec liberal mp. He said exactly what was needed. He said we just needed a date for when these human rights are returned. A roadmap to normal.

We still don't have this. Practically the whole world has opened up and given this responsibility to the individual where it belongs. We are the only country that disallows their citizens to leave. Worse yet those Canadians are mocked and told to leave.

It feels to me trudeau's quebec sovereignty has taken to a new tactic. Become hostile to your fellow Canadians and make us hate quebec and want you out of Canada. Trudeau doesn't understand economics. He doesn't know that if Quebec became their own country they would have such a huge deficit they would not be able to afford an education or healthcare system. Bombardier and SNCLavalin basically own the country and you're fighting to keep them in Quebec. Terrible. You would have immediate revolution to return to Canada.

https://angusreid.org/new-west-fractured-federation/

This is such a bad thing. We need to unite again. We are obviously stronger together. No matter the past, you can't change the past, we need to get working and talking together again.
Game engines (at least the lightweight ones) seem good for cross-platform graphical apps in general but the idea of redrawing a static GUI at 30 FPS just sounds too inefficient to me.
>You see the word future there, don’t you? It’s right there.

Ah yes, the wording used to permanently deprive Constitutional rights because "I said so". That seems legit to you?

>And since terrorist qualify as combatants…voila!

This then applies to Antifa, Proud Boys, BLM, Communists & Qtards too, just as the founders intended. How convenient.

>You have absolutely no understanding of application of case. You don’t seem to be able differentiate between powers of governance and war powers.

YEs you have said clearly that the Constitution is literally irrelevant if the government wants you dead. And you think that sounds correct.

>Such killings have occurred in contexts as varied as the Civil War and the Cold War, based on powers vested in Article II of the Constitution

Name another US citizen put on a "Kill List", and denied Due Process while begging to be charged for 18 months with a crime. You can't, because it's never happened before.

Now about that question you absolutely refuse to answer, let's try it again shall we? Give me a legitimate reason why the government wouldn't charge him with a crime. They talked to the family countless times over that 18 months and received repeated assurance he would turn himself in as soon as he was charged, since it would guarantee his safety. So why didn't the government charge him?
The data showing 99% of perpetrators are male doesn’t count forcible envelopment as rape. In order to rape a man a woman has to penetrate him in some way for example sticking a finger in his ass.
They didn't remove the button. They removed the counter.
They made significant improvements to building in the Updates 4 and 5 iirc. Some basic bulk creation options, toggleable clipping, global grid alignment, etc. Coffeestain is doing a really good job of taking a good game and giving it the polish and QOL features that should turn it into a great game when it exits Early Access.
You mean after they generate a corpse of the person attempting to seize their assets? Generally that's "prison" unless they keep shooting.
Powered lift is already a category: the aeronautical experience requirements are here https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/61.109#e
They are men too, if you peel away the veneer of 'gender identity'.
> How so? It's not a word that would have been known to the founders, but neither is "2A".

"Orwellian" is specifically modern ideological term with a lot of specifically modern connotations (e.g. a technological surveillance state) that are misleading when talking about people from the 18th century. My sense is it's a whole lot narrower than what the founders had in mind.

On the other hand, the Second Amendment was literally written by one of the founders.

> It makes no sense to claim that when we talk about the founders, we can't legitimately use our own language but must instead use theirs.

Use anachronisms all you want, no one's stopping you. It just that by leaning on them, you're likely spout nonsense and either confuse yourself or confuse others.

Also, there's important differences between "modern language" and "anachronism."
I think the notable number here is “2026” that’s a high chance for something that was expected to be maybe a decade away
We're contending with the reasoning behind an observation, but the observation is already useable to the author of the post — if true. Is the author of the post seeing improvements in candidate quality because Deno is actually a proxy for burning the midnight oil? Who knows. If we generalize to Java vs Go will the observation hold? Who knows.

But as chrisco255 pointed out, neither usage of Deno nor applying a weight to some observation will reduce your hiring pool.

I would also say that a technological perspective of "right tool for the right job" is somewhat independent to the expensiveness of your hiring pipeline. Sometimes Erlang is the right tool for the right job, but that undoubtedly changes the experience of hiring.
This was exactly my point. :)
Reducing the term of copyrights is something I support, but it's pretty gross if it's done for revenge. It feels capricious, and like copyright might be extended again later in order to extract revenge against someone else.

Plus, who knows if it will be well drafted and all that. The article suggests it would be retroactive, which is rarely a sign of fair legislation, IMHO; of course, the same was true of the term extension, but I don't think that necessarily justifies making the change back in the same way; especially for works that were created with an originally long copyright term.
A few things :)

Syntax highlighting

Request performance waterfalls

Built-in JMESPath queries for JSON (same syntax as in AWS CLI). XML and HTML can be queried too.

Ability to set checks on the response. This one is super handy for quick acceptance tests.
Release of Technical Report into the AMD Security Processor
We could move fast and quickly figure out a new lead free fuel... Or we could keep using our reliable leaded fuel that kills hundreds of people annually.

Sometimes, 'move fast and break things' actually saves lives. Especially when you're moving fast on the development of new safety systems.
Fair enough - I literally just googled "how many videos on youtube" and stuck with the first result. Not very scientific but I also don't really care that much
Author here: I was curious what HN would think of this token style, we're currently using it for getseam.com . I think it has a lot of advantages over other token styles (e.g. double-click to select, standard alphabet, compatible with secret scanning). Although this is a typescript library, we originally designed this API key for use in Ruby on Rails and the pattern should be fairly portable.
You're a fucking asshole and you cheapen this forum.

Be better or get act together elsewhere.
PoST (Chia specifically) produces 20,000 times less e-waste than Bitcoin. Chia also has 20x the nodes as Bitcoin. A comparison of network security would probably be the best way to compare the scales of each.

In the long run, hard drives used for crypto lookups in PoST (farming) have very low load and can last for a decade.
Whereas Bitcoin ASIC miners become obsolete much faster and can't be reused for general purpose computing afterwards.
There's https://unhook.app/ to remove recommendation elements (front page feed, side bar recommendations, etc.). I use it to leave only the search bar and my subscription feed. YouTube feels so much better.
I’d argue if prisons have significant rates of sexual assault that prisons are doing little to prevent then prisoner’s should have a right to a private cell. You don’t get to engage in huge rights violations against people who can’t defend themselves for budgetary reasons.
I wonder what they mean by "oldest entries" after doing a query for "Apple II". The first two results were this day in history style pages, with the first page having a publication date in 2019. The third pointed to a Wikipedia article, and the next two pointed to abstracts of articles published in the years following the introduction of the Apple II (which I suppose is valid, even though it wasn't what I was expecting).

In order to be a meaningful tool, there needs to be a meaningful definition of oldest entries. Pulling up pages with accurate dates, such as the abstracts, or even when the pages were originally indexed would be far more useful. (Since I am assuming that it is next to impossible to ascertain when content was actually posted.)
It's funny in prison. So many guys come in thinking the ACLU is going to help them. The ACLU will not take on prison cases. You can try local chapters, but they don't even refer you to them. Check out this joke:

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/prisoners-rights

If you have been assaulted by an officer in prison, they want you to file a grievance through the prison process. Thanks for having people's backs ACLU. No reason people who has been assaulted by those in power in the system should fear reporting that assault to those people in power. So the ACLU doesn't see themselves as protecting Eighth amendment rights. But if you keep reading...

If you have religious discrimination, you should contact the ACLU.

Sexual abuse and torture in a prison? Trust the prison administrators, they will take care of resolving it. But if they violate your religion, oh man, that's when the high power ACLU lawyers are needed.
For free speech to serve its function, certain conditions must be met. One such condition is that the population must be educated. If this condition is not satisfied, demagogues can easily abuse free speech by playing on people's weaknesses and lack of understanding. Another condition is that the people must be moral. If they are purely self-serving and not interested in pursuing truth and moral judgments, then free speech will just be used for vicious partisan wars.

We may still "have free speech," but the conditions that make it functional aren't being met.

It's like a marriage where one spouse is secretly unfaithful. Sure, they are "married," but the foundational condition of fidelity has been violated. It's a marriage in name only, an empty formalism.

We have free speech in name only. The conditions which allow free speech to be an effective regulatory mechanism of public tensions are unsatisfied--just like a wife or husband that cheats.
Will that lower insurance rates? Hmm...
I was at a cabin in California and thought I'd like to take another path out since the road in was all congested switchbacks and I just wanted a nicer drive, regardless of whether it took another 30 minutes.

google sent us on a fire road cut into the side of a cliff over a small stream. we really couldn't go more than 5 kph maximum and had to use a spotter several times to avoid going over the edge. when we encountered a car coming the other direction we all got out and tried to figure out how one of us was going to drive backwards until there was a turnout.

it took us 2 hours to to go about 5km.
I saw it a while back and thought the ideas were cool, but I didn’t check it out in enough detail to draw inspiration from it.
I think your reasoning is correct for CO2, but the OP asked about "emissions" in general. For some of these, the dispersion is less, and thus the high altitude does make a difference. I've only skimmed it, but this seems to be a good paper describing the different effects: http://www.anjakollmuss.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/SEI_A...

While agreeing that a multiplier is not strictly correct, they recommend applying multiplier "greater than 2" to properly account for the non-CO2 effects of air traffic on global warming: Though science-based reasoning discourages the use of a simple multiplier to account for non-CO2 effects, such a multiplier is desirable from a policy and climate protection point of view. We elaborate on a number of scientific and value-related issues and conclude that a multiplier of 2 or greater should be used for air travel emissions calculators to account for non-CO2 warming effects.
“Go through this light then turn left at the next one.”

Those are the types of instructions that got me using Apple Maps.
> Have a better installation story like a single executable.

Holy guacamole this is an entitled sentiment. It’s an open source project and it’s free.
Why do USB-C hubs still have USB 2.0 ports? (2021)
Unusual stock trading by members of Congress
Yeah, I just got curious after seeing the reply to your comment. Hadn't really thought about it prior.
I've been railing against Disney's power over copyright law for over 2 decades, but I'm still inclined to look this gift horse in the mouth.

> Hawley, employing DeSantis’ playbook, said in a statement, "Thanks to special copyright protections from Congress, woke corporations like Disney have earned billions while increasingly pandering to woke activists."

Is it okay for the government to enact targeted legislation to punish the exercise of legitimate political speech? I'm very wary of the precedent that's set by this. When the ends justify the means, the entire constitution goes out the window.
Get ready to have your mind blown because a used-to-be common setup on the X Window system is to be able to fully interact with a window without having to bring it to the foreground. Great for terminals and a few other use cases. I still use it.
Klein: Trump was right about TikTok. It’s more dangerous than it looks
I strongly suspect that problem is that Google Maps (and various other Google products) were effectively "done"[0] a few years ago, but the team needs to justify it's existence somehow, so product managers and engineers are literally just changing things to have something to do.

[0] With the caveat that there's no doubt a massive backlog of missing backend data like bike lanes and public transport data that still needs to be filled in.
Yes shame about the flagging. And thanks!
That seems like an older version of the present article to me.
They are coupled by the queue itself (you accounted for your queue going down and out of order/delayed messages right?), the network (i.e. what happens if some microservices go offline?), and most importantly the event message abstraction. Nothing is for free, and the event message abstraction/format is the new shared state in microservices. It's easy to get the event messaging abstraction wrong in green field projects, since you likely don't understand the domain as well as you would like. If that goes wrong, it can be very painful to fix after the fact. Again, not slamming microservices, but we should go in with eyes wide open about the well-known benefits vs. the tradeoffs they offer. I refer to the high quality (and partially free!) course [1] taught by Udi Dahan from Particular that reviews many of the tradeoffs with distributed system design.

> The fact that so many languages lack concurrency primitives is probably why people don't run into this more often. If you use concurrency primitives in your language, you already have this.

The difference is that with a monolith, the entire application state is in one place, but with microservices its state is distributed. This makes logging and debugging more difficult along several dimensions. Finally, there are decades worth of tooling development at your disposal to debug and monitor your monolith (even concurrency issues). The tooling around debugging and troubleshooting microservices pales in comparison.

[1] https://learn.particular.net/courses/distributed-systems-des...
I can see your reading comprehension and capacity to process simple case, that has been re-explained to you numerous time, is simply not up to the task.

Have a nice day.
A falsehood like the emails on Hunter Biden's laptop that implicated Joe Biden in a Ukrainian money laundering scheme? A story that got countless people and news outlets banned for daring to discuss? A story that we were told was "Ze Russians" manipulating us, and a story that of course turned out to be true.

I feel so protected knowing I wasn't allowed to discuss that story during election season. Not that I would have voted for the ineffectual Trump anyway, but still..
It’ll be back, just give it 10 years.
An iPhone is an iPod with calling facility.
sfc32 from http://pracrand.sourceforge.net/RNG_engines.txt works pretty well for when I need deterministic random.

A simple implementation in javascript https://stackoverflow.com/questions/521295/seeding-the-rando...

I use it for my generative art project https://bigf.art
Luckily there are enough factory planners out there to minimize the need.
"the longest WMO-recognized lightning flash is the single stratiform flash that covered a horizontal distance of 768 ± 8 km (467.2 ± 5 mi) across parts of the southern United States on 29 April 2020. The greatest WMO-recognized duration for a single lightning flash is 17.102 ± 0.002 s from the flash that developed continuously through the stratiform region of a thunderstorm over Uruguay and northern Argentina on 18 June 2020"

Wow!
https://www.artillery.io/blog/swiss-army-knife-for-http-test...

Does artillery properly escape the environment variables into json strings? I don't see how it could if you're using bash expansion in double quotes. This feature would only work with string values without spaces or special characters. Don't really see any improvement here.

https://www.artillery.io/blog/swiss-army-knife-for-http-test...

So by embedding a json query evaluator in your http client, this means that every time I iterate on my JMESPath query I'm making a new request? Is there an offline mode? What if my Json file is 200MiB? Or if the request was not idempotent?

Just saying there's good reasons why json query features are not typically built into one-shot http request tools. However, if your tool was not one-shotand you had an interactive session and cached/stored the entire result and then allow the user to interactively query it, then I could see some better value here.
Presumably dividends if the owner doesn’t just capture profits via inflated salary.
> It's unfortunate that most comments are predictable anti-blockchain comments again. Can't we just enjoy this guy's creative exploration?

If the game's whole shtick is blockchain, is it really unreasonable to comment on the blockchain aspect of the game?
Have they gotten one that implements well in a gpu yet? Last I read many people doing stochastic filters (resampling etc.) Were generating noise cpu side and shipping it over to the device. But that has been a while.
> osm.org isn't deliberately hard-to-use

That's what I heard, though, or more specifically that it's not meant to replace google maps in the first place and is more of a data showcase than a proper product.

Of course I could be wrong, would be interesting to know
It's exactly why it's a perfect test search to see which sites have inaccurate dates.

My personal theory is that blogs and companies set older dates on purpose to appear as a more legitimate source. But I have absolutely no evidence to back that up. I'd like to make results more accurate by adding other sources eventually as part of another one of my same day projects.
Many insurance companies put a box in your car and do fine you for that. It is disgusting, but real.
The date is when the url was first crawled, not the date of the current content.
Suitability of using Telegram for secure communications
He did already Tweet about NYT - https://twitter.com/theryanking/status/1514385094403833862
google should productise this...
for every decade if it's easier on infrastructure, snapshot it and preserve, hell work with waybackmachine.. I know it won't bring back geocities but hey.
'design and create' that is not purchasing a standard service but is commissioning a custom work.
This is a good explanation of Japanese onomatopoeia https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-onomatopoeia/
What's the median?
UI is just very quick and simple and not intimidating. I don't like labeling colors (like Todoist, MS ToDo) on my tasks too since it will take more work and time to think.

What I most used is their deadline feature. On other to-do apps this is the due date, but for me that concept is a little confusing, since I use Things for both work, family and personal.

I have a recurring project called Monthly Bills and each tasks has a deadline of their payment.
Just want to confirm that this is exactly why they mention it. It isn't ads so much as POIs (Points of Interest) are useful to use when navigating (sometimes more useful than streets).
But now you are talking squarely about Erlang actors, not microservices in general. The runtime gives you all the needed guarantees here.
I'm saying that it was easy to get a rumor seen by thousands of people if you wanted to (just tape a poster to a local utility pole), and the slightly lower startup costs in a social media world don't seem to be producing any radically new problems. This makes intuitive sense; any rumor exciting enough to provoke a real problem is gonna be exciting enough that people are willing to make flyers for it. There are certainly things I see on social media that I don't like, but none of them seem like they fundamentally couldn't have happened without social media.
> A government which mandates what people are allowed to say and think is not a democracy of any kind, of course.

Good thing Obama specifically said that he doesn't want that in his speech: "No Democratic government can or should do what China, for example, is doing, simply telling people what they can and cannot say or publish while trying to control what others say about their country abroad. And I don’t have a lot of confidence that any single individual or organization, private or public, should be charged or do a good job at determining who gets to hear what."
Interestingly, some of the more effective environmental activist organizations are groups that started to protect the outdoor recreation activities of wealthy people. Trout Unlimited is a good example.
It does still show you the name of the street at the top directions card. This is part of the audio directions
> But I don’t think turning out to the streets with AR-15s is an appropriate response to the government forming an ineffective propaganda office (ministry of truth).

I don't think the founders envisioned that at all. Your rifle is for sitting behind your door and waiting for the tyrannical government to break down your door and realize that the first person to breech is probably going to die. It's a deterrent to ensure that law enforcement is willing to do the bidding of said corrupt government. Guns are not meant to be for menacing the public. They're for defending life and property. And yeah, property.
From some cursory searching, it looks like earlier versions of ILOQ were pretty weak from a security perspective. Is that still the case? The product sounds kind of cool.