skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You were aware of the tradeoffs for your daughter.

Were you aware of the tradeoffs for children in less fortunate situations? And while being aware, did you still support schools closing early? Do you stand by your support knowing the trauma it has inflicted now?

The school closings have had catastrophic effects on children with poor home lives. School for me was a place to eat, and in middle school, even just showering when the gas or electricity had been cut at home. Many of these kids were dodging abusive relatives, gangs, and drugs by going to school. The more fortunate kids were lucky to drop high school in exchange for working to support their families.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-11-year-old-...

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-online-sex-a...

https://www.wbez.org/stories/to-help-their-families-during-t...
No, I claim increasing prices without increasing wages provoke unrest, and you can see that everywhere in the very present world. Taxes MUST BE a means to redistribute richness to avoid deepening too much the fork between richest and poorest, but for that money MUST BE a public value-less unit of measure of almost any substrate while actual money are private game, substrate of anything, and so taxes are ways to fund states that actually are just slaves of private central banks, that until some politicians decide that enough is enough and instead to play the right way organize a coup to arrest and devastate such privates criminals overnight manu militari publishing a small advise in the early morning: "anyone still fee can confess publicly it's crime against humanity in the next days or face revenge simply knowing a thing: Democracy does bring human rights, and such rights does not serve only to protect poor against riches but to protect any human being against anyone else, without substantial democracy there are no human rights so the old sword way still apply when used, against anyone, mercyless". Not something likely to happen in short times anyway.

About taxes no, Sweden have high taxes and a deep social fracture with very relevant unrest, with crimes, bombs and shooting on the streets not much differently than certain parts of the USA or Sri Lanka these days. Swiss or France or Russia (the state, not the federation) so far have far less deep fracture while have less fiscal pressure. The issue with taxes is in their meaning.
Also doesn't the Bitcoin network run all the time? Maybe it can average spatially but it can't decide to simplify the problem because less power is available globally.
I am struggling a bit with decorators. I find myself in a lot of situations, where I could use a decorator on a function, but only some of the time.

In this case its much more convenient to design it as a higher order function.
No, crypto-currencies would be considered a black-ball technology because "unauthorized" people would be able to make transactions. So any anonymous crypto will be outlawed and then all of the "approved" ones that are easily controlled and cut-off will just become "currencies".
> Medjedovic added that he'd taken on “substantial risk” in pursuing this strategy. If he'd failed he would have lost “a pretty large chunk of my portfolio.” (The 3 ETH he stood to lose in fees was worth about $11,000 at the time.)

This is misleading, either intentionally or due to Medjedovic's incompetence.

You can fork the current head of the mainnet blockchain to localhost and try infinite permutations for free to see what the next state of the blockchain will be. And then if you like that state, you can then pay to send the working transaction to the mainnet to make that same state occur, in a sure bet. (nearly sure fire bet as in some cases, someone could replace the mainnet transaction in route, but they wouldn't necessarily know what to look for or change if its a distinct kind of transaction)

Medjedovic either didn't know this, because his skills didn't translate as well as he thinks, or Medjedovic knows this and hasn't come up with a stronger argument to support his actions yet (of which there are plenty) and actually is relying on public sympathy to support his actions.

Either way, there is an opportunity for broader education on how these exploits can be cooked in something akin to a "hyperbolic time chamber" or quantum reality without anyone's knowledge, ready to hop back into our dimension fine tuned and ready to cause maximum effect, all within the ~15 seconds between blocks if necessary, as the state changes per block.
This has a little auth system with web UI where you can login in, create users, give them access to certain subdomains, etc. for a simple single sign on experience. Traefik and Caddy just give you the reverse proxy and auth but none of the user management or login UI.
René Girard, in "I See Satan Fall Like Lightning," effectively (in my opinion) mapped out how dialectical narratives underpin the process of scapegoating victims in a society for sacrifice / purging via revolutionary violence. There is a deep connection between dialectics and their basis in accusatory networks.
It’s excellent you have such foresight and introspection. I have three family members (including myself) who were “dishonorably discharged” from a PhD with a masters.
Why is Europe forced to buy rubles at the official conversion rate? Why can't they buy them at the real rate?

Even if Europe has to buy rubles at the official rate, I still don't see the problem. They use the rubles to buy oil priced using the official rate, so that just undoes the conversion.
They would have to end this concept of no child left behind. Also such a meritocracy system would likely be perceived as racist as the students with more time and financial support become more likely to succeed.
Home schooling is quantifiably far superior to public schooling, pretty much independent of socioeconomic status[1].

As one would expect, the education level of parents did affect the results. For example, home-school students of parents without college degrees scored, on average, at the 83rd percentile for the core subjects. When one parent had a college degree, those students scored at the 86th percentile, and when both parents had a college degree, those students scored at the 90th percentile. There was virtually no difference, however, between the scores of students whose parents were certified teachers and those who were not.

It amuses me that apparently certified teachers are no better at teaching than any other concerned parent. In fact, a concerned parent will wildly outperform a school teacher. This ought to be unsurprising to anyone who is aware of the mind-boggling two standard deviation improvement tutoring provides. A home-school is essentially a tutoring arrangement.

[1] https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/aug/30/home-school...
He also arrogated to himself the right to decide what anti-Semitism was when Maureen Dowd called someone a “neocon puppet master”
You can read journalism without reading news. I prefer reading longer articles with more depth now, vs news - which is atomized, random, negative, and stultifying. You can only replace casual news / feed consumption with longer articles if you have a genuine interest in the topic, though.
I'm speaking in theory, about schools as a concept. Modern schools implementations in western countries and most of the rest of the world are just about mass indoctrination.
Does Traefik or Caddy have UI-built-in support for Let's Encrypt? If not, then perhaps that makes this special. If so, then probably nothing else except a relatively user-friendly UI.
What's the potential of web3, and how does it solve the problems of web2?
No I don't think I'll love to see a person who "written the N-word into the code itself, 16 times." to steal 16 Million.
I think the more interesting part to think about is drones which were involved in this sinking. This is a very rapidly evolving area of warfare.

Right now we're using drones like we used early WW1 aircraft. As spotters for long range weapons and very occasionally as direct bombers. We haven't yet developed drones that shoot down other drones cheaply. So we can spot enemy formations, ships, tanks etc. without any cost effective way to stop the small spotter drones.

I see this changing soon. We will soon have small cheap drones that will take down nearby spotter drones and the balance will change yet again.

So don't throw away old tactics and equipment just yet. There's a gap where we have no reasonable way to stop drones that will soon be addressed.
Hilbert’s Lost Problem
It gets even more interesting. The Tasmanian Greens are often thought of as the first green party, and they started out as an anti-hydro party. (Well, against a specific dam.)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Tasmania_Group
E.g. Hugo-academic has Microdata RDF (Go) Templates; and supports Markdown, Jupiter, LaTeX: https://github.com/wowchemy/starter-hugo-academic

"Build pages from data source" https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/5074
I am strugeling a bit with the @production decorator. I never had the issue of only wanting to run a function on prod. Often I want slightly different behaviour, but then id use env variables. (say using a Prod and a Dev API adr or DB adr).
Wouldnt it also be better design to keep dev and prod as close as possible?
Gotto go through this again?

- Battery life
- Trackpad
- No keyboard flex
- Superb screen and superb handling of the high dpi
- M1 is superior to anything intel or Amd.

It's not fanboy'ism it is what it is.
>I don't know what you all are so terrified of,

Who is this "you all" to whom you're referring?

I'm not "terrified" of cryptocurrency. No, I won't buy guns or child porn with it, but probably drugs. And that's a good thing.

>I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve

I achieved exactly what I attempted: to reply to the parent[0] of my comment with my thoughts.

Do you suspect that I have some nefarious goal to destroy blockchains/cryptocurrencies through tongue-in-cheek replies on HN? If so, that seems a little paranoid. But I don't judge.

Please carry on.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31478624
you're not wrong about this and much of the negative sentiment directed at web3 comes from establishment players of one form or another opposed to being disrupted.

it's also clownish to expect bitcoin/crypto/web3 to have delivered 100% on their potential this early. a lot still has to be figured out.
My neighborhood voted to abolish the HOA in 2002, about 5 years after being established. The developer has their finger in the HOA pie as a permanent seat; instead upon abolishment they were relegated to upkeeping the entryways per their sales contract and city agreements, only through voluntary funding by people in the neighborhood.

It's had mixed results. The neighborhood is surrounded by a brick wall that had a gap below (why??). The mortar is failing in several places. But the entry ways are kept pristine (developer is a big one in the area and has been slapped by lawsuits for not holding up their end before).
Ask HN: What tech stack do you use for real time apps?
Exactly. Being smart is not the end point, it's the starting point. Being able to apply it effectively is the end point.
The key here is "despite the phenols". What any such organism would need to develop is not so much a way to use the sugar, but rather a way to safeguard against phenols.
> Technically, web3 is merely authentication with a public key.

I thought "web3" meant "something, something, blockchain"?
That's why you don't live in Berkeley, you come from Antioch or Tracy or Stockton.
Probably for the best. Usually “I quit my PhD” stories are people who spent 6 years and got fed up, but if if the author can’t last 6 months it sounds like they had the wrong expectations going in.
In fact Moskva was refurbished in 2021, played a critical role in protecting the entire Black Sea Fleet whenever it left port with its very much online S-300 SAM, and likely didn't see the attack coming because of operator error and being distracted by the Bayraktar drone, not because of any lack of equipment.
> There is nothing simple about setting up a full blown web server. Let's not fool ourselves.

But you didn’t have to. Shared web hosting sites had scripts to do all that for you more than 20 years ago.
Drivers and barriers to the deployment of pumped hydro energy storage
Moskva sinking stands as just one of the numerous Russian failures in Ukraine. Just look at Belohorivka disaster where whole battalion tactical group was wiped out in the most stupid of circumstances. It doesn't mean that surface ships are outdated or cannot resist anti-ship missiles.

U.S. Aegis-equipped destroyers faced multiple strikes of essentially, same missiles in the Gulf of Aden, launched by pro-Russian Howthi (both based on Soviet Kh-35), with no hits and no even close calls (as far known, CIWS was never activated).
(Author here)

Just a reminder, this article was published in Jan 2021, I'd had the M1 Mac Mini for about a month, and virtualization was still very rough around the edges. My understanding of the state of it today is that it's far better, with VMWare and such having actual working products for it (the very early beta was out, and it wasn't very good).

The Speedometer numbers are a bit suspect, it turns out that some of the browser extensions were impacting performance more than I realized, so the "raw" speed is a bit higher on the M1 than I was reporting. However, I stand by my point that it's a properly quick little Linux VM.

Unfortunately, I no longer have the M1, so I can't provide any current comparisons. Apple went in some directions I'm not OK with and I've stopped using their stuff pretty much entirely.
Show HN: A somewhat old-fashioned programming language
easylang is a rather minimalistic simple programming language. Because of the clear syntax and semantics it is well suited as a teaching and learning language. Functions for graphic output and mouse input are built into the language.

The language is written in C and is open source. Main target platform is the web browser using WASM. However, it also runs natively in Windows and Linux.

The one-pass parser and compiler is quite fast. In the Web IDE, each time the Enter key is pressed, the program is parsed and formatted up to the current line.

The AST interpreter is fast, much faster than CPython for example.

The language is statically typed and has as data types numbers (floating point) and strings and resizeable arrays. Variables are not declared, the type results from the name (number, string$, array[]).

Uses: Learning language, canvas web applications, algorithms.

For example, I solved the AdventOfCode tasks with easylang.
I don't have a perfect solution for you but this problem has been on my mind for a couple years now and I was calling it "communication fatigue".

> Does everyone just deal with it?

Basically, yes. In my case I just end up not stressing about responding to things in a timely manner. Outside of my work apps (outlook,slack,teams), I am the most responsive on email and Instagram chats but that's mainly because I open and use that app on a daily basis. In Whatsapp, I mute any group chat that is too active because I don't need distracting notifications every hours or less.

Do I miss things? yes, but I've never really missed anything super important and my friends know to shoot me a SMS text or use one of my more active mediums (instagram or gmail) to get in touch with me for important things.

The best I can say is just prioritize and train your friends/family to know which medium you are most responsive in. Disable notifications on apps you barely interact with or mute very active individual chats that aren't important
somewhat offtopic but, its sort of surprising to see just how little F5 networks has contributed to the NGINX product since its acquisition compared to the OS community.
I think the important question is: why would we need to?
The reality is that no country has entirely replaced fossil fuels with renewables. If you're advocating shutting down nuclear plants while any amount of power is coming from coal, you are not being serious.
Shameful actions motived purely by political gain.
Yes, I would be okay with restricting Nazi flags and other known hate paraphernalia.

Pride is not hate, despite modern recasting of homosexuality in scripture by conservative religions.
My wife teaches 2nd grade in a public school. She has kids this year who had not been in school since kindergarten. It is difficult to cover such an achievement gap when other kids in the class are on level. It's worse yet when our state has outsourced federal pandemic education fund distribution to 3rd parties which allowed people to purchase Xboxes and TVs. And even worse yet as her district is focusing on putting AppleTVs in every room while buying curriculum that has no books. Last week we had a family emergency and had to leave town for 1 day, she spent all day Sunday working on a plan and preparing work for her class and the "substitute" played youtube videos and let them draw all day, did not even move the plan she put on the desk. I hope other districts are taking this seriously because there are lots of good teachers flooding away from this one and it directly relates to the actions taken by the district admin and it's not good for our kids even after the pandemic has subsided, mostly.
I don't see anything sexualized here.

This appears to be a depiction of Red Riding Hood, a fairy tale character that's very frequently introduced to young children in America.
The USMC has long been fighting for relevance. Fighting in Afghanistan was simply them doing literally anything just to do something
I don't have one myself yet, but the Power-Z KM002C [1] looks like it can do most/all of that. There's an example on their unboxing video [2].

[1]: https://www.chargerlab.com/power-z-km002c-is-now-available-o...

[2]: https://youtu.be/RVMxe_NIDJI?t=2m20s
This is essentially a problem to be pushed onto accomodating states since there is no political will (no one wants the optics of being the bad guy putting people in mental institutions) to solve this at the national level.

This is how it ends: The US becomes more like Brazil/India and more gated palaces next to miles of slums.
If only so it lessens some of the bad behavior I’ve witnessed. My cousin has been investing most of his paycheck in Bitcoin for several years.

He also thinks Tesla Wall Batteries will mine crypto soon and “broke into” a private event Elon was at and made a TikTok of it.

I want him to have a successful future is all.
Sinking a ship via missile isn't a new thing (1980's, HMS Sheffield). One should be extremely careful drawing conclusions about military tech based on Russian performance. If I was an American captain, I wouldn't be worried about a lucky pair of missiles. A swarm of dozens of missiles would be a different story, however.
Sure, but it's far from what I consider straightforward or streamlined. Why would I do this when I can simply embed a form with a copy-paste from the competitors?
> Somewhere between a sluggish super smash bros and dark souls. Something with deep character state management and directional parrying / dodges.

While it doesn't feature jumping and is a Metroidvania with some character customisation (not too deep though), Unworthy [0] is a pretty good fit for the 2D Dark Souls genre. The animations come out a lot quicker than the actual attack but they feel really heavy and powerful. A lot of people complain that it's relatively easy because you can just dodge/roll behind and enemy and smack them but I've found it to be fairly hard (I'm not good at these kinds of games but they're really fun :D).

[0] - https://store.steampowered.com/app/613190/Unworthy/
You might be on to something. It already has phenols, which are basically alcohols. /s
Disclosure: I struggle with this particular issue a lot, so I might just be sharing my personal struggles and seeing them in your conflict.

Changing some of the words that you use to describe interactions helps us change their influence. "Helping others" is not exactly what I intended to say. I meant to say "help yourself". Become self-reliant (as you know you are) but that also means removing some of the pride you take from doing your job well. Allow others to be self-reliant, and imagine if you did not feel self-sufficient. That you needed some 'expert' help to do your job.

This empathetic perspective comes from selfishness... as it should. Spend your time in a way that replaces the short-term payoff of pride in your work to overall life satisfaction.
I hate writing/editing/maintaining CloudFormation templates. Hate them in yaml. Hate them in json. Hate the ambiguity. Hate "debugging" them (which of course I mean try to deploy and fix problems that pop up one at a time).

And while I realize CDK mostly just synthesizes down to CF, it was honestly a breath of fresh air in the world of IaC.

"Oh! You want IaC that can also build/test all of your lambdas, containers, and VMs in a monorepo, generate the policies you need, and set up CI/CD pipelines that cross account boundaries without much fuss? Welcome to CDK World!"

https://youtu.be/1ps0Wh19MHQ
Agreed. I've never heard of Ghost, but my thought process was roughly this as I read the article (Based on comments here, I think most of my conclusions were wrong):

- Oh, an editor that's somehow optimized for professional flows. Maybe that's worth learning.

- Nope, wait. This is an analytics product for people with lots of readers. Meh. ...vague privacy concerns...

- Looks like a "call to ask for pricing" model or something.

- I wonder if this supports RSS, or if it'll break my reading flow if it catches on. (Scroll down, see there's no rss icon). Nope. Back button.

Anyway, congrats on the 5.0 release!

(Please take this as constructive criticism, and note that I'm not your target audience!.)