skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Like you could say the same about drug lords and mafia bosses.

Drug lords and mafia bosses are literally overseeing murders on a regular basis. The business is inherently shady.

I think there's a difference between not wanting to finance someone's welfare and breaking their kneecaps or killing them if they're late on a payment.
Traefik supports all three of those interchangeably.
TV commercials are far too disruptive.
Presumably you would not be using it as frequently as the 'right' mapping, i.e. it's mapped to some not super-common but useful editor function in a similar manner to ctrl-, alt-, or meta- would be. Such mappings do not generally need to be optimised for speed or ergonomics as much as keys used for entering the text itself (and indeed using the 'wrong' shift key could still be faster or more ergonomic than using any of the other modifiers, depending on your layout).
This is completely impractical, since all of those things exist as Web apps. You'd need to not include a general-purpose Web browser to be able to accomplish that.
Source is doing it before, and being friends with people who have done it at scale. Just go ahead and try to do it.

You will find that it's not possible to actually order stuff from bitmain when mining is profitable at their list prices.

It's almost as if they just run the machines themselves when it's profitable, and deliver orders when that is more profitable than using them.

So there is effectively a "spot" price for the machines where sellers who have inventory try to extract as much value as they can. Thus, the capital cost is more significant than electrical. (Obviously within reason, but paying 5 cents or 10 cents per kw/h is less relevant than capital cost)

I should say though, after the 2018 crash S9s could be had in bulk for $100 each, where they were selling for over $3000 only months earlier. So maybe the flood of these out there makes my experience outdated.
When the Netherlands Antilles was disolved in 2010, the .an TLD was phased out.
> the individual neurons can reflect things we find meaningful, while being expressed in terms of neurons in previous layers

It’s easy to find relationships & explanations of how a network seems to work that seem to hold - until they don’t.

Consider a circle. Assume that the y-coordinate corresponds to the centre of the circle. You can now describe which points lie inside the circle as a function of the x-coordinate. You can vary y to a certain extent, which changes the function, but not fundamentally. But now shift the y-coordinate outside the circle. Now your function of x, which seemed so convincing is entirely useless.

How does the probability of being inside the circle depend on x? What weight does the model ascribe ascribed to x in making the decision? The answer always has to be ‘it depends’.

And that’s just a model with two parameters.
> You’re a piñata if the attacker says you are, not just because you’re broke.

And so are you. Doesn't matter if you don't actually have a bitcoin. Lack of provability means the attacker says you have a bitcoin so therefore you have a bitcoin.

You are pinata by decree of the assailant and nothing else. Therefore due to the

> Lack of provability means the attacker may never believe you, in which case you’re now dead as well as broke.

... regardless of whether or not you owned any bitcoin.

Which means everyone regardless of owning or hating bitcoin are now dead because gangmembers say everyone they say so has bitcoin now has bitcoin. I guess we're all dead.

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> If someone has a monopoly on violence, they can pre-commit to massive retribution against anyone who does this. They also get to define what money is, and have a reason to want to.

And they can also decree who is evil and must be purified. Wether its afghanis, or uyghurs, or jews. They can also decree users with names staring with ben need to be tickle tortured for 20 years.

> If nobody has a monopoly on violence, nobody is working minimum wage at Wendy’s because there is neither a minimum wage nor a Wendy’s nor a society capable of supporting a Wendy’s.

You're getting into economic theory here, which theorists have written volumes of books about, but the short of this is that you're reaching for conclusions without any supporting arguments.
It allows for star-sized telescoped, lenses bigger than stars that can focus objects very far away.
I sometimes have the opportunity to work from home but wasn't doing very often since we had just moved and I hadn't bothered to setup my desk. I'd either sit on the couch or in bed typing on my laptop. Eventually we got our office set up and I put together my desk. Now, I actually have some motivation to work on stuff at home since I've got a proper chair, keyboard and large monitors. Its much more comfortable and I actually look forward to coming home early to finish out the work day.
About point 2), I don't know why the question is aimed at Viking enthusiasts but if Danish or Norwegian counts, the r is silent and almost pronounced as the letter A. Not really close to fear at all.
Six and a half years for me, still going strong.
ninja code!

https://javascript.info/ninja-code

I get it's a list of bad practices and it's kind of funny in an "inside joke" kind of way but if you're reading the site to learn JavaScript then you are probably not on the "inside" yet?

As funny as it is for those "in the know" would it be better as a list of "don't to X (bad examples) do Y instead (good examples)? As it is there are no good examples, just a cryptic joke.
Maybe if it’s yours, it’s not boring.

Like kids :P
I think it was never clear if residents of EU included people with citizenships but are currently located outside. So it would be safest to honour all requests rather than risk it.
Which makes reading framework code so much harder IMO. There are many constructs in good framework code that you very rarely see as a 'regular' JS developer. Sometimes even understanding where the entrypoint really begins in node_modules can be a challenge.
dup, we just did this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31360955
Amor fati, momento mori and "this soon will also pass" are the three phrases I think about constantly. Helps keeping me grounded on good times, and hopeful on bad ones.
Last time I looked into this I implemented some stuff from Astronomical Algorithms https://www.amazon.com/dp/0943396352 which was more fun for me than just grabbing the data.
Thanks! Tiny screenshot thumbnails with no large clickthrough are my UI pet peeve.
You're right of course. Although I guess some do exist:

https://github.com/arthaud/c2bf
https://github.com/felko/bfpy
Depending on how deep the funding is, a company might be majority owned by their VC firm investors, and if they give out too many board seats an overnight rugpull/takeover (via a majority board vote) is possible. There are other tactics, such as severely reducing the price of shares, typically $0.00000001 per, and issuing (hundreds of) billions of new shares so that the previous private stockholders end up with basically nothing.
Join the discord... we're already discussing the linux implementation
If you really believe, as you stated, that "To dispel the false white replacement conspiracy theory, all one needs is a single graph (...)" then I implore you to find such a graph and get to work. If you're correct, it should be easy, and white supremacists aren't difficult to find online right now. Call it a weekend hack.

I predict you'll have as little luck with anyone as with the hard-boiled types, simply because human beings in general, much less those in the thrall of extremist belief, don't operate the way your original comment suggests. In fact, I suspect it's more likely you'll be radicalized than anyone will be de-radicalized.
We’re super early but if all of that running on top of your own cloud using tools like cloud run or fargate sounds interesting, check out www.withcoherence.com (I’m a cofounder).
.SU is still the soviet union, if memory serves. Those sites are still in operation.
I've had to do cognitive ability tests as part of job applications. The test questions are definitely reminiscent of those crappy online IQ tests.
The author apparently changed the permalink since it was last posted, which is why a simple dupe check wouldn't have worked.
As someone who likes functional programming, I appreciate .bind as a reasonably convenient way to do partial function application.
And? This is Apples business MO for nearly 40 years.

I don’t see any piece of Apple hardware there. The Shield in your setup is superfluous, no? Apple is a hardware company - they need you to buy at least something for that HT setup.

I mean use Apple Music or don’t, but this sounds a bit leopards ate my face.
A casual conversation over the telephone? If I'm texting back and forth with a friend and we're both clearly not doing anything else we might start an online call but it won't be an out of the blue telephone call.
Gained 50 pounds eating to fill that void, not always the best plan, took years to reverse that trend. (Sometimes my anxiety was hunger and I was underweight, usually it wasn’t and I’m heading back towards a normal mass)
Geometry and Topology Videos by Dr Tadashi Tokieda
We use a tool called squash.io. It's geared more for instant QA environment than production workloads, but it has the advantage of being super simple. It just listens for feature branch commits and grabs the docker-compose file and runs it. Funny enough, before we signed up we also considered Heroku since we had a relationship with Salesforce and I was familiar with their product. After an intro call, they never followed up. Guess that was a sign.
I have a pair of ($30) Yamaha NS-BP200 and a 48 year old Sony STR-7045 ($50) and an Onko CP1200A (free).

They sound really good to me as the amp is really good at driving these speakers, and my Onkyo turntable benefits from excellent phono from the amp.

Of course, I can help you drop $50,000 easily on a system and you may still be unsatisfied.

I recommend setting a budget and just getting what you can. Also, the used market has amazing stuff. Have a look as well at NAD as they have some very small amps with phono and even subwoofer like D 3020 v2 or D 3045. Those are are very compact.

I also have an Onkyo TX-18 from 1990 that still works great.
What's this about the prion researchers? I only know about the one lady (from France?) who caught it after puncturing her glove. If I remember correctly she didn't follow the proper protocols afterwards (although it's debatable if they would have made a difference).
You can also look at Canada, which brings in ~500,000 (documented, skilled) immigrants per year relative to their 35MM population. Of course, housing in Canada is now the most expensive in the entire OECD.

Alas, the Canadian government is deeply committed to the same lord and savior of the USA, the Free Market(TM), to magically produce the required infrastructure for this massive population influx. However, His Invisible Hand has not yet intervened in Canada's favor.
Should California force SV tech companies to hire a minimum percentage of people from CA?
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Do you need to collect all the wavelengths at the same time? If not could you simply rotate a grating/prism and use a single photodiode? Lots of spectrometers work like this.
This video is not for converting the racists, it's for talking to people who don't want the racists to win. Period. I think Jean-Paul Sartre was right when it comes to Réflexions Sur la Question Juive / The Anti-Semite and Jews:
“Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The anti-Semites have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past.”

There is no convincing them. They argue in bad faith. White Replacement Theory is at its core both anti-semitic, anti-black, anti-"outsider/other". It is not responsive to data, it is responsive to being rejected by those of us who are listening hard enough that those motivated by anti-semitic, racist nonsense eventually hear it. Genuine human connection, not just charts.
They didn’t say “your” model, they said “the” model.

Presumably they meant “the prevailing model”, that you partly (accurately, in my view) describe. And by wrong, I guess they just mean “bad” and not what they want, because the rest of the comment describes some hopes and dreams.
> Plus the UI in Lotus was only slightly less convoluted than Emacs.

Not really. This is from 1992, by then 1-2-3 was in its second version for Windows.
This article looks like an odd repackaging (wink) of the original:

https://medium.com/loceye/how-we-predicted-tropicanas-big-fa...

...Which is also maybe a bit tenuous, given that they just had people do eye tracking on renders of the packaging, and the two cartons are angled differently. Does that translate into real world eye attention?
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Most of static site hosts nowadays provide (serverless) functions for you to do something on server side.
I've had to work through ADHD as an engineer and echo what a few folks on here have said about slowing down and being intentional. It's easy to get overwhelmed when you have a to-do list with 25 things on it and you feel like you need to do all of them on your own or the project will fail.

People with ADHD are conditioned to expect that the projects they take on will fail if they do not put in 150% effort. I was this way in school. At work, it should not look like this. You should tend your to-do lists and deligate to your junior and mid-level devs wherever you can. Put them to work on implementation and focus on the high level stuff or fill in the gaps on things that they can't do.

On a personal level, take up meditation. This speaks to training your brain how to slow down and focus. 20 minutes a day of shutting your brain off and just sitting will make the world of difference. Lean on your medication if you need it. It really does make a difference, but it can introduce some behavioral changes that are not ideal if taken for years (for me, it induced manic depression).
I'm like 50% suspicious that Apple is doing this on purpose to get you to buy Air Pods.
With reasonable ish wifi connectivity for all devices itcll just work, if you have a basic latency compensating player and a meager 150ms buffer. Simple. Easy. Player just needs to be aware of internal clock drift & be able to understand "start playing such and such at 8:46pm".

If you need to scale more (a lot more) or if connectivity is a challenge (kind of inexcusable given what kit is available), then you need to stop trying to unicast your stream wide & embrace multicast. If it's a single audio stream you dont need to fight the base rate war, per se, but if the base rate is 1mbps you are asking for a lot of airtime to be uninterrupted for really shitty data rates. I dont know what kind of smarts modern APs have here, but generally I see little value trying to low base rate punks- maybe your mercy grants them the ability to connect but if the connectiom is that bad they probably shouldnt be allowed to connect. Telling the AP to use 6mbps, 12mbps, or 24mbps rates for base rate will vastly shorten your transmission time, & make reliability higherr, at the cost of kicking out some fringe devices.

Advice to configurr base rate (which definitely affects multicast in wifi) has been around for multiple decades & is unremarkable. Players that can compensate their playing to a "global" clock are unremarkable.
I meant it was mundane in the way that any stat new grad could have come up with this methodology.

If you give anyone 5 seconds to come up with a methodology to check for bot, they would probably come up with "yeah, let's sample 100 of our followers and check manually".

It is the most obvious simplest method that it surprises me twitter can even call this trade secret under NDA.
His dock in this video is a trip down memory lane: Sublime Text, Textwrangler, Skype, Pixelmator... takes me back.

Also I didn't watch the whole video but if he made it through 54 minutes of excel for mac without it randomly crashing, that alone would be an impressive feat.
> My dream would be to get a custom keycap set with my key labels and the Space Cadet colors/typography that would fit on a white Realforce.

After the blog was written in 2012, replica Space Cadet keycap sets for Cherry MX became available in 2013.

Realforce RGB models that fit those were released in late 2016, but I don't think that there was every any white Realforce RGB model.
Why are people tripping over $2/mo ? I don’t get this tight-ass mentality. It’s a rounding error.
> I get a feeling that "Indians" is just a nation concept, it's actually made up of many ethnic groups. It's like Korea and Japan, and China being one country.

Funnily enough India being a country is exactly like the idea of China being a country.

The difference between the two nations is China having one of their golden periods in the recent past which allowed land territory to be mostly unified under common rule, pre civil war. Post PRC formation, there has been much more effort to homogenize the identity of a Chinese person.

Also, the idea of China and Japan being one country is more similar to say India and Indonesia being one country just because one of them influenced the culture of the other in the past.
It’s definitely not required, but people can get a lot more done if they have some knowledge, whether from enthusiast or professional work.

Much more than just programming is useful, too - you learn a ton building structured information management systems, for example, so the barrier to working effectively with programmers and then learning to program yourself on the job is much lower.
That's cool as hell (note that https://linearb.xyz also exists.)
USB works pretty flawlessly too and can deliver more power. I used a $20 Logitech USB headset for a long time.
Many would say GitHub started going downhill when it raised VC money. Before the fundraise it was the poster child of bootstrapped and profitable companies
Yeah this is why industrial PCs still have those physical ports.
And as someone who is in a real sense a convert to Judaism not from it: I am 110% unsurprised to see this get downvoted. It is simply not safe online in many spaces where we discuss complex techincal issues, especially in games (electronic or otherwise) to center the experiences of more powerful, more affluent, less Jewish, more "properly" white perspectives.

In startups we do this every single time we choose countries with complex racial histories (like everywhere, but for example Canada and New Zealand) and then try to target for affluence or similar markets rather than serving the downtrodden. That sort of behavior embeds some negative values imo.
No, but I have 2 saying I like:

Move fast and break things.
Prove them wrong.
I don’t want them trapped at all. However, those countries are never going to rise above “awful” if the top 10% of the population continues to be skimmed off every year.
I have been using taskwarrior for more than five years daily. There is something really satisfying about managing things in the command line. Especially because most time references work with plain English descriptions. The phone integration isn't great but it is sufficient. I really just use it for my TODO list with one-off and recurring tasks and it works well for that. I have the server self-hosted on a VPN.

And because it is in the command line aliases and other customisation is possible.

Some command examples on why I like this:

task add Do the regular thing due:tomorrow recur:weekly # add a weekly task, other options are daily, monthly, yearly or 5days, 3months etc.
task due:today # all tasks that are due today
task due.before:now+7days # all tasks that are due in the next week
task 115 modify due:saturday # change due date of task 115 to coming Saturday
task /something/ # list all tasks with <something> in their description
Having a go at writing the elevator pitch myself, since I think the others I've read have been overly technical.

It's a platform as a service. It'll take your docker application (usually a web application) and run it on the internet. It'll also allow you to run it in many locations around the world transparently (using the same IP address / anycast) so that users closer to those locations will get better/lower latency.

It's a CDN for your application.

(There's more to it than this, but as far as elevator pitches go, sufficient?)
I get what you're saying, but this is not immediately obvious.

For example, control systems also adapt to data and are often robust to noise, and they're understood mathematically very well.

I don't necessarily disagree, but you would need some more justification.
Mine is “This to shall pass”. Like the old king, I’ve found it keeps me humble in the good times, and hopeful in the bad.
Not sure why you're downvoted. This seems correct, and interesting.
More questions than answers.

How is this being so certainly attributed to packaging change?

And why was the packaging changed? As it stands, this seems like a major change to a successful brand for no apparent reason.

And why would you move away from such a strong and heavily advertised image of the straw in the orange? I remember those commercials and as soon as I saw that straw directly extracting juice from an orange I associated the brand as being as close to pure, fresh orange juice as possible. I was young.
> Multi-region deployment only work if your database is globally distributed too. However, making your database globally distributed creates a set of new problems, most of which take time away from your core business.

I have used multi-region for every production database I've deployed in the last ~8 years, and it took < 10 seconds of extra time. It's a core feature of services like RDS on AWS.

There is a benefit if you're multi-region (but not global) because individual regions go down all the time.

It costs more every month, but if you have a B2B business, it's worth the extra cost.
Oh high Plateau
Also, there is a generic-as-a-brand brand in Japan, “Muji”: https://www.muji.com/jp/ja/store