skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The difference was .01 seconds. It's not immediately obvious that there is a problem.
This was the best tip of the day - this is why I read HN - to find such gems.
Work smart - not hard, thank you for the tip NamTaf!!!
A dev's thoughts on developer productivity
License?

Also, how does it compare to Coccinelle?
> EUV is a tool, not a process.

It's kinda both. To be clear, EUV directly refers to a specific type of lithography equipment, ones using extreme UV light sources. However, those changes come with a lot of changes in larger process flow that are all inter-related.

The change in EUV means smaller lithography lines, and also means needing photo resist, etching, cleaning, etc. - many other process steps, that support that size change. Add in that now, with EUV lithography, you are operating lithography under vacuum and its a huge challenge. Suddenly you have to have vacuum ready materials.

One of Intel's mid 2010 wins was getting immersion litho to work better than peers - similar thing just wet wafers rather than vacuum wafers.

EUV is a tool/technology, one used only on critical layers where that precision matters (e.g., gate patterning). But the larger (entire) manufacturing process has to be designed to enable the use of that tool/technology.
Likewise, regulators are not beyond reproach and one's political ideology influences that perception.
Right, but my point is that the word has multiple common meanings.

Also, to your point, the usage section of the entry encourages using more specific terms:

"Ethnic is sometimes used in a euphemistic way to refer to non-white people as a whole, as in a radio station which broadcasts to the ethnic community in Birmingham. Although this usage is quite common, more specific terms such as ‘black’ or ‘Asian’ are preferable."
I did something very similar to enable true working from home while recovering (slowly) from a herniated disc about 18 years ago: given a work laptop that opened 180 degrees, using scrap and bits from my garage I hacked together a 1 x 12 pine vertical sandwiched between head of bed and wall, with 1/4" plywood horizontal (with rectangular hole jigsaw-cut for laptop screen) fully cantilevered using eye-bolts and metal chain from vertical plywood extension. IBM Model M in lap, with a (now sadly unavailable) MS optical trackball mouse on the bed next to my right hip. There was enough vertical clearance to easily roll in/out of bed (on my left side). Understandably, my wife only tolerated its marring of our bedroom decor until my back was mostly back to normal...

edit: in addition to the expected pillows for my head, a triangular-cross-section firm-foam knee pillow was an essential component of this setup.
>GitHub has kept some widely disliked (for good reasons) people on its board

Why not provide something, anything non-vague to go on? That's a bit of a dead end if anyone wants to know more.
I also suspect this fictional car might have been an ingredient in the market shifting from minivans to SUVs

The simpsons also did the canyonero:

https://youtu.be/PI_Jl5WFQkA
> 2) No, it might have been influenced in some way

Again, just to be clear, it's not that "it might have been influenced in some way". It's that Adolf Hitler specifically talked about his reasons for using the swastika in his manifesto.

> Neither symbolic nor visually.

As explained at length elsewhere in this thread, the two symbols are not visually distinguishable without additional context. You can easily find religious uses of a swastika which are literally visually identical to Nazi uses of a swastika.
I have an early 2000s car, and my next car will be a used car from the same era.
Not just engineering. I listened to an earning's call once. The CFO or someone in that area was claiming that "14nm was the most profitable process ever!". My thought was "well yes, it's also the most long lived process. I'd hope you haven't been operating at a loss for all these years"
So awesome to see you both at it again!! Cheering on from the bleachers, let me know if there's anything I can do to help.
Inca priests used natural antidepressants for nefarious purposes
An analogy that might work for most people:

Cars?

Intel is one of the manufacturers of engines, but they only make the literal engine block, maybe some pistons too. However cars have all those other tubes, wires, and side bits in the engine compartment and in the hidden parts of the body.

It's not the engine, but the specially sized and specially rated tubes around the engine. Those parts that everyone thought were dirt cheep, so people stopped making enough of them.
> 99%

Your figure is too high. Commercial relational databases, many open source databases and widely used file systems are all sufficient. Oracle, SQL Server, DB/2, PostgreSQL and MySql/MariaDB (with InnoDB) are all ACID systems and recover from crash consistent backups fine. Ext4, XFS, NTFS, etc. are all sufficient file systems, unusually in default form. Reliable storage devices are widely available.

Many applications designed around these platforms use COMMIT properly. When they're don't quiescing the database probably won't help with backups anyhow; all you're doing is deferring writes and if the application is not ACID then you can still lose. The database itself, however, will recover and since we're tossing probabilities around, that's 99% of the battle.
Orbital speeds within the atmosphere, basically.

Edit: I suppose that means the vehicle wouldn't need any aerodynamic lift when going at full speed; indeed, to maintain altitude it'd need negative lift.
Yes it is, the swastikas of buddhist temples are Hakenkreuze - they just have a different meaning. The Japanese call them Manji - is it also a different symbol? No, it's just a different name.

Take a look at this book from the 19th century, about the religious symbol, notice the name:
https://books.google.de/books?id=VbkNkkgHvYgC&pg=PA1&printse...

The orientation does not matter, take a look at the Zeppelintribüne of the Nürnberger Reichsparteitagsgelände - it had a gigantic Hakenkreuz on top, in a non-angled configuration.
Sure we could double the human population, but it all depends on where we cluster and how much of a drop in standard of living people are willing to put up with.
> The thing with Twitter is you need a decent number of mutuals (i.e. they follow you and you follow them) to get a decent amount of high-quality interaction.

I did that for an eletronics-related hobby of mine. Took a while, finally got it off the ground with some mutuals.

And then it felt... weird. Like I was compressing down my thoughts, for mostly performative purposes no less. I didn't like communicating with my peers that way instead of, say, per email or even chat (IRC, Discord, whatever). I felt I had to say "what was on my mind right now" instead of processing anything beforehand, but without the more direct conversational back and forth of chat.

Another problem I noticed: Almost every technical account with a minimum number of followers has this barrage of people that are doing quips, making dubious statements, or just asking simple or also dubious questions to almost every tweet, where even the questions seemed performative. Even the most kind and engaged originators seem to ignore them the overwhelming majority of the time, probably because it's too much to handle.

It was not for me. Unlike blogs, it did not add anything to my hobby.
The Pentagon does this every decade. They constantly need some sort of existential threat to respond to in order to justify budget increases.
Ask HN: Can the US fix regulatory capture?
From the FCC to SEC to CDC lobbying and rotating door hiring practices, is it possible to engineer a legal framework to ensure public trust in our institutions?
In practice most people are trading one trusted party for another. Instead of trusting the custodian, algorithmic stable coins require trusting the designer/developer of the smart contract(s). Not just because the code could be buggy, but also because the developer could have missed (or lied about) a corner case that could lead to a death spiral as what happened with UST.

That's not to mention that, as what's happening with DEI, the developers could do something like halt redemption making your holdings suddenly illiquid at the pegged price.

DAI seems safe given how over-collateralized it is. But a drop of 60+% in the collateral basket used by DAI is not inconceivable. In particular what happens if USDC's custodian is found to be untrustworthy? And the value of non-pegged cryptocurrencies tend to be strongly correlated, so a mix of crypto assets is not a diverse as one would hope.
the perfect cover for funneling money into Metal Gear
Both Citus and Timescale offer different storage (columnar) storage layouts.
I'm not sure it was so much the web, which with Lynx, Links, w3m, or some others looked a lot like Gopher. I think it was that the early graphical browsers (Mosaic and Netscape for example) embedded the linked graphics into HTML documents over HTTP but didn't do the same for other document formats on other protocols. That is, the presentation is what mattered more than the underlying platform being presented.
I loved that one, but it also gives broken cards like this though:

text right to cost.

effect is all mangeld up "+1+1/+0" ? "creatures you control gain control of artifcats you control"?

flavor text talks about shuffling hands.

https://www.urzas.ai/cards/?card_id=4ca04b29-f84c-4d48-95d8-...
There are examples of MTG cards referring to a single opponent in old editions[1], digital editions[2], and Un-sets[3].

[1]: https://scryfall.com/card/leg/6/clergy-of-the-holy-nimbus

[2]: https://scryfall.com/card/ymid/14/clone-crafter

[3]: https://scryfall.com/card/ugl/62/gus
I don't know. My hunch is that these suggestions, though, will be received poorly.
>All ballistic missile reentry vehicles are hypersonic too

Sure, but ballistic trajectories are trivially interceptible. It's not just about speed. The new arms race is with hypersonic glide vehicles that are capable of maneuvering all the way to the target at mach 8+. With that, the weapon becomes impossible to intercept with any existing technology.
> disagree. there are lots of unpopular laws that get passed as part of other bills, under the urging of activists or lobbyists against popular opinion, etc.

Not saying it couldn't be made a law without cultural buy-in, I'm saying the law wouldn't be effective. There are too many workaround. You can give your child your stuff while you're still alive. You can put it all into a trust. You can create a scholarship where the criteria is being this one person. You can put it all in gold bars and bury it in the backyard. Etc. etc. etc. but if there is a cultural consensus that doing that is WRONG, people will by-and-large not do it.

> The details matter.

Indeed they do. But if we can't agree that the goal would be a good one, there's no point in getting into the details. It seems that there are a lot of people on here who don't think we should be seeking to create a society that actually provides equal opportunities - in that context, debating how to achieve that goal is pretty useless. If we all agree that it would be good, then we can discuss specific plans and proposals to get closer to that goal.
Have you considered a residential IP for VPN and just using the streaming services?

Slightly more expensive than normal VPN, and less likely to be blocked by the streaming services.
Will be funny to watch him end up getting investigated. I have a feeling he hasn't even read the reports regarding Twitter user numbers.
Ask HN: Mid-month check-in for May 2022?
goals, issues, updates, etc.

you, side hustles, startups, founders, ICs, VCs, come one, come all!
I am wondering if some of these inquiries are from slightly shady recruitment agencies. I know people have still been approached for the positions my company has pulled.

The rut mostly seems to affect the tech sector. There are plenty of sectors that are fine.
Apple has market data - they sold a premium small phone for two years. Rumors are that they will be discontinuing them this year.
Exciting to see a launch in infra access -- seems like there's a great team behind it, too. Congrats!
Excellent.

Now do Microsoft.
It's not exactly the same, but a similar left-to-right tree outliner, specifically optimized for writing, is https://gingkoapp.com
I've been a long-time Twitter user and I recently switched to "See latest Tweets instead" and I had the same conclusion, the "algorithm" was actually doing a decent job of surfacing new stuff for me that I liked. I missed it pretty quick and switched back. I think doing the manual curation to tell the algo what you _don't_ want to see helps immensely.
Correct. While funny, this would be nothing but a rules nightmare and source of arguments for players. Would never happen.
Has WinMerge quadrupled its number of features in the last decade then? kdiff3 was such a relief, also for reliability and speed.
tl;dr nothing solid, but there are some rumors, and there is a book now on sale
The "fair" way to do it is allocation of costs per value of sales AND zero access to data by market owner.

So everyone pays the same charge for IT costs AND market does not have an unfair advantage.
> Yes, I am completely disregarding Russian propaganda talking points.

But falling hook line and sinker for the Western propaganda talking points? Your bias is showing.

> Ukraine was nowhere near being admitted to NATO?

At the 2021 Brussels summit [1] NATO stated that "We reiterate the decision made at the 2008 Bucharest Summit that Ukraine will become a member of the Alliance with the Membership Action Plan (MAP) as an integral part of the process".

So the process has been in the works since at least 2008, and recently reiterated. I was able to find that with 2 minutes' googling knowing none of the important keywords.

Honestly, I have no side in this conflict. I don't live in Russia or Europe or any NATO country. I'm just concerned how passively people are taking the sides of their government and selectively disregarding some information yet accepting other information without question, depending on who is spoonfeeding it to them.

[1] https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/news_185000.htm?selectedL...
Thanks! Curious, where did HTTP+JSON break down for you? Was it specifically around audit/event streaming? This would be helpful as we consider building out future updates to Infra, especially considering tools like Kubernetes have put HTTP+JSON APIs the test (at least in their user-facing APIs)

Indeed! EKS + others don't allow custom authentication methods or allow you to use an external CA for the cluster. Running a proxy agent in each cluster makes sense and is similar to how Infra approaches it: I hadn't seen that configuration in your architecture pages!

Have you considered distributing certificates signed by the cluster CA itself (to avoid proxies altogether)? In 1.22 onwards there's a new ExpirationSeconds field when creating a certificate signing request: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/issues/2784 . I imagine this will be supported by all the hosted Kubernetes services - we've been watching this closely.
Isn't tsmc building fabs in Arizona and Japan?

I don't think China will invade Taiwan but what do I know. Is it really worth the risk of being cut off from international trade and banking the way Russia has been? If China invades and there's an international embargo of Chinese goods, semiconductors are but one small part of the havoc that would ensue.
Google will distribute a vetted collection of open-source software libraries
Very misleading. Cover their moustaches and you see the diffences. The pics are not even color. Nicolas was goodlooking
You're cherry-picking, poorly, from the Wikipedia article.

How does your selected sentence help your point?

> The swastika symbol, 卐 or 卍, is an ancient religious symbol in various Eurasian cultures, now also widely recognized for its appropriation by the Nazi Party

Also you tried to pick the two visual representations that are the most different, but the first image in the article[1] has the subtitle "The swastika is a symbol with many styles and meanings and can be found in many cultures."

The second image's subtitle says "The adoption of the swastika by the Nazis and neo-Nazis is the most recognisable modern use of the symbol in the Western world."

[1] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Fo...

I have to say I find it odd when people choose to die on a hill of being obviously, provably wrong about something Nazi-related.
VC returns to software were high because software has high fixed costs, low marginal costs. So the tradeoff was fund a team long enough to get profitable and grow fast and then you get a big return. That's not true of climate, food, or lifestyle health in general (specific companies/business models may be exceptions).
Hydrothermal Carbonization (a.k.a. pressure cooking poop?)
Ask HN: What are some good founder slack/discord groups
hi all I run a free newsletter called bulletpitch, (http://bulletpitch.xyz) We write up on founders and companies that are disrupting their industries. I'm looking for some good channels to check out what founders are doing. All recommendations welcome!
My card came out mirrored lol

https://www.urzas.ai/cards/?card_id=511b085d-da3a-4ab0-af20-...
Exactly, my favorite thing about torrents (and usenet) is the community of making requests for obscure content
The "1st gen" SE is the same size as the 5, still available from e.g. Amazon for $100–$200, and runs the current iOS very well if a little slowly.
Check if EquityZen or ForgeGlobal can facilitate.
Sadly no iCloud client for Linux though, so that's where Syncthing comes in!
The fact that none of these still exist proves that there is no market. It does prove that companies tried to see if there is one.
I had massive issues like these in the past until I spoke with a person who provides therapy for these specific problems. The first day, he gave me a book on the topic and said that it had valuable info up to about chapter 4. In a nutshell, and from that book, who's title eludes me, I created the FU technique. I know, it sounds ridiculous but it totally works for me. Aside from diet leading to your issues, the best solution for dealing with panic / anxiety is to get angry with yourself. I have stopped numerous panic attacks talking trash to myself. Once you get used to its effect, move on to imbibing in physical activities that also induce panic / anxiety. This will help you build a permanent foundation of self trust and accomplishment. Like killing it on your assignments. Another thing is to learn to crave the anxiety associated with these tasks. Try to teach yourself to get excited with each new challenge. The more you engage in things that make you uneasy and succeed, the more you can handle.
Couldn't remember. Just found it: https://audiojungle.net/item/the-snaps-claps-stomps-pack/363...
From the website:

>[...] personally, after 6 months of iOS I am itching to get back to Android. Why? The notification system SUCKS on iOS compared to Android. It’s impossible to move files between apps. Hard to get any work done on it. Beautiful hardware though!
I'm kind of ridiculously qualified to speak on this subject. I've been taking phenibut off and on for over 6 years now. lol back when it was known online as the "crazy russian drug" lol. Before that I was on gabapentin. It's a type of drug known as a gabapentinoid. Phenibut has a reputation, but it is basically just gabapentin/neurotin/ or lyrica/pregaba(Honestly, you might have been able to solve your problem with a perscription to gabapentin. There probably is a cross tolerance.). I was also prescribed benzodiazapines for years. I quit several times basically cold turkey(don't ever do that). I didn't find benzodiazapines in any way psychologically addictive. They are physically addictive. REALLY physically addictive! I feel like all the issues caused by benzodiazapines went away with time. Short term, there were a ton of problems. The human brain is good at adapting to things. Benzos makes you tired and hungry... That isn't recreational to me. I was basically taking benzos because I was so miserable I didn't want to exist anymore. It wasn't recreational, it was self medicating... COCAINE is a recreational drug. I also dont get how people have problems with phenibut. You get a tolerance faster than any drug I have ever taken. You end up having to double the dosage almost everyday... I've had several psychiatrists literally try and diagnose me with bipolar disorder while i was on VERY large dosages of gabapentanoids. The "high" is the most chaotic thing I have ever experienced. Why would you want to feel like that everyday? Anecdotally, I had a very different experience from you. Phenibut also just does crazy, crazy things to your libido. Seriously... It turn's you into a sex maniac... It takes 5 hours to kick in... It doesn't even make since as a solution to the problem you were trying to solve! Take it and maybe you will go to sleep in 5 hours... I'm literally on it right now. Maybe i'm approaching things more from the perspective of an addict. I guess it's understandable that maybe you have had a different experience than me. I'm on seroquel for sleep issues. Maybe give that a try. At low dosages seroquel functions as an antihistamine not a antipsychotic. It's solved my sleep problems better than anything I have ever taken. I've had a very, very different experience from you. The Phenibut for sleep thing doesn't make since. I'm messed up on the stuff atm. I took it yesterday. 24 hours ago! Don't take it for sleep. Maybe take it at gym if you really need to kill it.
I also have a Jelly 2, I really like it and I used it as my main phone for a month.

The reason I switched back to my Samsung Galaxy is because I changed job and will need to use it for work, and frankly the Jelly is just too small to be efficient.

It is otherwise an amazing little phone.
Why do we report on this nonsense? Musk has no idea what he's talking about. He has a shallow understanding of technical topics and knows enough buzzwords to trick laypeople into thinking he's some kind of generational genius who can master a dozen sciences with no education.
You're acting like these Walmart bikes with 1200w motors are commonplace, and sold in mass quantities. Most people aren't going to spend their time fitting this stuff on a regular-ass bike. These "kits" don't even bolt onto most bikes, and require some ingenuity to make them fit. What I'm saying is there's not enough of them out there for people to ever care about the issues you bring up.
One of the most common places front-end devs encountered call/apply was when binding functions to event handlers. In those cases an anonymous function was often generated which used apply or call. Bind replaces this dance for many cases. Hence, most cases where devs encountered js call/apply were replaced by bind. There are differences between the two, but they largely didn't matter for most cases.
Right now i'd recommend getting in on the turing pi 2 kickstarter as far as wanting a good carrier board. There's some others out there, and I'd recommend Jeff Geerling's reviews of them for how well they work but I don't know a lot about any specific ones right now.
Existing. Soon to be found.
My Pixel 3 is just a bit bigger then the iPhone 13 Mini... works great with Lineage OS... might have to change the battery in a year though (not looking forward to it).
Why only aim for 4 hours of screen on time? I understand the battery will be smaller too but so is the screen. I'd hope to see a bit more. Also, remember that most people won't care about thickness so much especially if it's rugged enough to not need a case.

But anyway good luck with the project! I backed the first Pebble and I'll probably use Beeper once it's fully available. You have a history of delivering on your promises. I just want to wait a bit to see how this one turns out in detail.